County bids for bridge and bituminous material evaluated
County commissioners received numerous bids this afternoon for furnishing bridge and bituminous materials for the coming year. Bidders on the bridge material included J Hedrick Kiger & Co Central Salvage Co ODonnell Co and John F White. Bids on bituminous material came from T Q Edmonds Lincoln Oil Co Highway Co Sam Bennett Sales Seneca Petroleum Co Republic Creosoting Co Globe Creosoting Co.
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Kiger & Co
Centeral Sag & Supply Co
O'Donnell Co
John F. White
T. Q. Edmonds
Neoln
Ol ‘Company
Tie Highway Co
Sam Bennett Sales
Seneca "Petroleum Co
Rya
Republic Creosoting. Co
Globe
Creosot
Wife Slain in Lanford. Husband Wounded in Quarrel
March 7 report from Clinton describes a family quarrel between John Carlavatti, 35, and his wife, 30, ending in the wife shot with a shotgun and the husband wounded. Neighbors rushed to the Lanford home. both were taken to local hospital. The wife died or is believed slain. the husband remains in grave condition with uncertain chances of survival.
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Clinton
John Carlavatti
Lanford
Carlavatti
Indiana General Assembly adjourns amid broad reforms
The 78th Indiana General Assembly closed after passing far reaching laws and facing conflicts over dog racing vs horse racing. Governor McNutt's administration saw wide support as lawmakers approved measures including taxes on margarine and a vehicle license uptick, with use of funds directed to relief and state needs.
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Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Senate
House
Allie
Chester A. Perkins
J.D
South Berd
Menitt
City Workers Delayed by Weather Report
Weather delays city workers who are urged to report for duty at 107 feet and to proceed with assignments as soon as conditions allow.
Mrs Schneider Taken by Death at Terre Haute
Mrs William Schneider 55 of Washington died Monday afternoon in Terre Haute where she had been with her daughter Mrs James Donald since last July. Born June 15 1877 in Jasper she was oldest of 42 children and lived most of her life in Washington. Survived by husband and daughter, brothers Louis Ulrich of Boston Adolph and others, sisters Henrietta Faith and Maude Brochin. Funeral Thursday morning at home with burial in local cemetery.
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William Schneider
Washington
James Donald
Terre Haute
Hee
Behnfelder
Bertha Ulrich
Thur
Phelhusband
Rothers
Louis Ulrich
Boston
Gunton
Adolph
Cora
Pers Gah
St. Louis
Henrietta Faith
Washingon
Maude. Brochin Hi Home
Ernestine Vee Fashington
Lsa Friedalbertson
Pair to Identify Suspects in Vollmer Robbery Case
Sheriff Hankin announced that a pair, believed to be Geo W. Jams and Eddie Knight, will identify themselves tomorrow in Logansport alongside Carl and Henry Vollmer and Henry Burkhardt. The men are tied to the Vollmer Wholesale House shooting in late January, as part of ongoing robberies in Cass County.
Dull Statehouse Fights Spar Over Coal Regulation
Amid turmoil in Daviess county and statehouse moves, five representatives faced postponed action on coal regulation bills. Strong factional clashes appeared to shape the session as leaders warned of risks to political and financial stability, with many lawmakers present but outcomes uncertain.
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Jong
Webberg. Wihora
Daviess County
Mediatel
Roosevelt outlines plan to boost confidence and banking reforms
President Roosevelt, after meeting governors from 31 states at the White House, advocates confidence measures to open new accounts and deposit funds in government bonds and national banks. He emphasizes safety of government bonds and urges uniform banking practices nationwide to stabilize credit and deposits.
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Washington, D. C
Evert
Prt
Econdmile
Pavante
Roosevelt
Tge
White House
Washington
Bond approvals pour in as city authorizes multiple issues
The record shows bond totals including 35 000 for O Conor and various sums for Charles Turk W G Fister Smith John T Wallace Luther Boyd Grubs Ernest Hamilton Burks Hugh Hedrick McCall Curt Mathewson and Ray Simmons. The council voted 6 to 1 to approve the bonds, extending the city’s financing program.
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O Conor
Charles Turk
W. G. Fister
7. Smith
John T .Wallace
Lutheroyd
Grubs
Ernest Hamilton
Burks
Hugh Hedrick
McCall
Curt Mathewson
Ray Simmons
Damage suit postponed in accident case of Péleesier versus Rogers
The damage suit of Helen Péleesier against Charles Rogers and others for injuries in a crash near Ned was called for trial this morning but postponed.
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Helen Péleesier
Charles Rogers
Mrs Theo Wuertz Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs Theodore Wuertz of Washington Route 1 underwent a major operation at Daviess County Hospital today.
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Theo
Wuertz Hospital
Theodore Wuertz
Washington R. R. 1
Daviess County, Hospital
Man Buried In Tomb Built For Gypsies
Evansville Indiana March a 73 year old Jonesboro Ark descendant of Isaac Harrison former gypsy king was buried last week in Oak Hill cemetery his body placed in a specially constructed vault as worded in the fragmentary report from Sheffield England mentioning Gypsy king title and later history.
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Evansville
Ind
Po Valley
Harrison
Jonesboro
Ark
Isaac Harrison
Oak Hill
Sheffield
England
Kingos Bagel
Death notice for former Rep Will R. Fabsegs of Indiana
Associates of former Representative Will R. Fabsegs were notified today of his death. The announcement was made at his home in New Annowncement, with details about the passing still unclear.
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Washington
Will R. Fabsegs
Indiang
Death of Mrs. Clara Rosenberry in Evansville
Mrs. Clara Rosenberry 71 of Evansville formerly of don died Sunday afternoon at her daughter's home, Mrs. W. E. Myers, in Evansville. Death due to senility after illness of several years. Born October 20, 186? in Winfield Ohio, maiden name Mills. Husband preceded her in death, two sons survive. Funeral services were held at a stated time with a clock.
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Clara Rosenberry
Evansville
Don
W. E.myers
Rosenberry
Winfield
Mills
Banks Opened This Morning in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Indiana banks reopened on a restricted basis under Woodin's Treasury directive. State banking commissioner Symons notified bankers they could resume operations if Woodin's rules were followed, amid mixed responses and awaited clearinghouse results. In Kokomo,Continental Steel arranged scrip payments backed by company assets as the plant faced holiday constraints.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
William H. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Luther ¥. Symons
Woodin
Symons
Indianapolis Clearing House
Association
Jst
Roosevelt
Kokomo
Continenta Steel Corporation
Ossets
Pwilliam Lowe Bryan
P Cent
Walherstisteal
Knights extend rally at Rethelica School in Vincennes
Local council members including state deputy P. O'Don and Joy Nurre plan a rally at Rethelica School to entertain attendees from Vincennes 186 Jasper Evansville area. Officials promise an engaging program with music and remarks.
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Tal Council
Rethelica School
Vincennes
Jasper
Evansville
Ieee P. O
Joy
Ind . Ly
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