Yazel Sought In Federal Case Amid Local Turmoil
The Herald reports Arch Yazel, the so called druggist, did not flee the country and has been at Terre Haute or Bloomington this past week. He faces a civil suit in Greene County and a federal charge in Indianapolis while local stockholders discuss the Elinora mine affair.
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Terre Haute
Herald
Elnore
Arch Yazel
E.T. Laughlin
Odon
Gtten
Yasel
Yazel
Bloom- Held
United
States
Receivers Sale Continued Across Coal and Mining
Fragmentary text indicates a receivers sale involving coal and mining firms with a focus on a legal proceeding where Neal is named receiver. The report references lawyers for an entity identified as the Davis or Daviess district with ties to England. Further specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Ogdon ™ & Ineys
Daviess Ders
England
Petition Circulating to Delay Sale of Electric Light Plants
A.F. Cabel of Cabel and Kauffman Mercantile Company and S. C. Eskridge of the Keal and Eskridge department store circulate a petition to city council asking that the electric light plants not be sold at this time. Many signatures accompany the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.F. Cabel
Cabel & Oe Kauffman Mercantile. Com
Epany
S. C. Eskridge
Keal & Eskridge
James Doyle May Recover From Injuries In Montgomery
Doctors treating James Doyle of Montgomery report a chance for recovery after he was kicked in the face Friday noon while assisting at his mother’s home four miles southwest of Montgomery. Doyle, about 80, suffered a fractured skull and facial injuries, including a broken nose and mashed right eye that was later removed. Attendants included J. F. Michaels and L. McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doyle
Montgomery
Mr Doyle
Chris
Ormal
Mr. Doyleta
J. F. Michaels
L McPherson
Woman Seeks 10000 in Alienation Suit
Helen Zinkan sues Mary A Anka and Lotis G Minken claiming they conspired to alienate her husband’s affections and deprived her and their three children of support after a January 1900 marriage ending this year. She seeks 10000 in damages.
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John
Mary ‘A. Anka
Ba Township
Helen Zinkan
Lotis G Minken
Foreign labor exodus swells as ships sail to the Mediterranean
New York reports a record winter exodus with about 500000 laborers and 100000000 dollars in transit heading home. Overcapacity third class passengers fill vessels bound for the Mediterranean as bookings surge through late November, signaling a massive shift in labor migration and heightened concern over economic effects.
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New York
Ex Ae Cole
Ith Atlachié Seaboard
Ithe Dopainion
Canada
A Ie
Italy
Commission
Ibald
Ito
Ex mayor leads charge on city electric plant sale
John Spencer, former mayor 1894 to 1898, argues in a Herald column that a proposed sale of the city's electric plant serves political interests, not public welfare. He criticizes council and editorials defending municipal ownership and urges the council to repair the plant or face public blame.
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John 4. Spencer
Spencer
the Herald
Cplans
Tocn
Hale Clark
Electric
Serrit
Herald
Geo
Rts
Onde
Ovary
Bos R. Sefrit
Ila Berate
Bas Iain
Pdltortin
Lesk
Jowner- Ip
Jose Abme
Drgt
Connell
Ces
Counell and
Sefrit Jhag
Sefit
Sefrit
Ught
Council
Pia Robiecéuns
Carling
Dow
Helphe
Sefritt
Graham
Elr
John i
Washington Downs Vincennes 44 to 0 in League Park clash
Washington high school hammered Vincennes 44 to 0 at League Park as backfield speed and strong interference powered the locals. Key plays included Tharp’s 75 yard TD and Oliphant’s five goals from six tries, with Bodkin and Moffitt contributing multiple long runs and kicks.
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Washington
Vincennes High School
League Park
Vincennes
Kixmiller
Momit
Hubbard
Pord
Edmondson
Moffitt
Ransbury
Vollmer
Parker
Husky
Oliphant
Beltman
Simpeon
Holt
Wingennea
Tharp
Vince
Oliphiint
Moffit
Jong Rains
Edinonngon
Beikman
Momt
eHe
Koal
Ford
Ine
Spore
Ixmiller
Winston
Heitman Winston
Debtors Listed in State Attorney's Office Record
A fragment outlines "First Certified" notes and a list of debtors in the state's attorney's office. The garbled text mentions James Rez and references the city and given attorney actions this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe
Immigrants Estimated Costs and Ship Totals Cited
A fragmentary note estimates immigration costs per person at about 200 dollars. It cites 22 868 individuals across thirteen ships with total funds around 4 468 160 dollars and a projected 500 arrivals at 20 dollars each. The passage references authorities and a person named Nugent amid jumbled phrases.
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Basig
Jin
Ministers Association Holds Thanksgiving Service
The Ministers Association met this morning at the Baptist Church for a Thanksgiving service scheduled for 10:00. Rev J M Douglass will preach the sermon and a collection will be taken for a Chautauqua enterprise to be arranged for later.
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Apt
J. M. Douglass
Lotbrias
Cennés
Revival at First M. E. Church Tonight
The Rev. F. T. Hoon of the West End M. E. Church will preach at the First M. E. Church tonight. The Rev. John M. Walker of French Lick assists in the revival through the week with afternoon meetings daily except Saturday. Children’s meetings are Wednesday and Monday afternoons at 4:20.
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F. T. Hoon
West End
M. E. Church
M. E
John: M. Walker
French Lick
Death of Edward Street Member of Local Militia
Edward Street aged twenty died from consumption after a night illness. He served in the local militia and was a native of Mayeville. Funeral services will be held at his South Street residence at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Edward Street
South Street
Tipek
Mayeville
Allen Local Acts Oppose Hunters in Paria Cooperative
The Allen local of the Paria Educational and Co operative society declares opposition to hunting. The local covers land in the southern part of this township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Paria Educational and Co-operative Society
Joe Corcoran Fined One Dollar for Toxication Incident
Local report states Joe Corcoran was fined one dollar after a toxication incident, with details limited to the small conduct penalty and court filing noted in the brief entry.
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Joe Corcoran
Furtive Fall From Willard Street Noted
Brief item reports a fall near Willard Street with limited details from the incident. No further information on injuries or exact time is provided in readable text.
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Willard
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