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paper. The paper cutting and winding operations were contained within the building, and there was room for inventories of raw materials and finished product. The process used to cut and roll (or wind) paper was patented by
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when they discovered that lawyers were debating the validity of all marriage licenses issued by the deputy clerk. An old Oregon law declared that only county clerks could issue marriage licenses, and this meant that the marriage licenses issued by the deputy clerk could be invalid. The couple
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newspaper. The newspaper business was another occupation in which Edward's father had also been involved. Edward's family continued its involvement in politics as Edward's father, Jabez Cox, won a seat in the
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was one of the prosecutors in the trial. Details of the case caused many Klan members to abandon the organization. By the end of 1926, the Ku Klux Klan lost its power locally and within the state. The
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suffered the night before. He had been ill for almost a week, but his illness had been kept quiet because it was thought he would recover. The town was surprised by a front page
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law required residency for 30 days before marriage, so a wedding in Indiana could not be performed in the near future. Therefore, the couple wed again, in
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printing facilities were located in the back room of a drugstore, with about 800 square feet (74 m) of space. Initially, Cox used a Washington Hand
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entrance. The address of the building was 217 N. Jefferson Street. The "Cox Building" was used by three newspapers continuously into the 1960s: the
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from the bride's mother that expressed concerns about the validity of their marriage. Adding to the complexity of the problem,
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Hartford City, Montpelier, and Blackford County, Indiana Directory.
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address of 217 N. Jefferson Street in Hartford City, Indiana.
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History of Miami County, Indiana: From the earliest time....,
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Public Men of Indiana, a political history from 1860 to 1890
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Cox, Henry Miller; Cocks, George William; Cox, John (1912).
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2007:. Chicago: Inter-state Publishing Company. 1886. pp.
1961:. Chicago: : Daulton & Scott. 1896. p. 47.
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career in Peru as a reporter until 1891, when he moved to
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Franklin Street dock side of Hartford City's Cox Building
1935:. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Commission. pp.
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City — which does not exist in Colorado. Bodurtha,
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2202:. Indianapolis: Indiana Motor Truck Association. 1976.
2157:. Chicago: The Bowen Publishing Company. p. 750.
2138:. Chicago and New York: The Lewis Publishing Company.
2088:. Indianapolis: Press of William B. Burford. pp.
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List of Defunct Newspapers of Hartford City, Indiana
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judge in Indiana, and also wrote editorials for the
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1554:"This Happy Couple is Going to be Married Again",
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910:Club, and served as its first president. He was a
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276:in 1850. In addition to his farm, Aaron Cox was a
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1756:American Newspaper Directory (Volume 32, Issue 1)
1451:on page 10. Hemlinger's article on page 5 in the
980:E.E. Cox's grave in Hartford City's IOOF cemetery
2114:. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Co. pp.
1317:. Several sources mention Cox working for the
268:. Edward Cox's grandfather, Aaron Cox, was an
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1461:for March 1900 lists the start year for the
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1994:Hartford City News-Times Centennial Tabloid
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1252:rootsweb web page biography for Jabez Cox.
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2111:The Progressive Democracy of James M. Cox
1822:History of Miami County Indiana Bodurtha.
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1079:web page biography for Edward E. Cox.
642:citizens. Both local newspapers, the
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1112:History of Miami County, Indiana....
1044:History of the Indiana Democracy....
830:National Register of Historic Places
2225:"The International Printing Museum"
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1286:Blanchard says the family lived in
1234:History of Clinton County, Indiana,
826:Courthouse Square Historic District
471:in 1886. Edward Cox started Peru's
2319:People from Hartford City, Indiana
2151:Shinn, Benjamin Granville (1900).
1626:Building was razed April 26, 2016.
1362:The International Printing Museum
933:and one of its founders. He was a
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2334:People from Miami County, Indiana
1839:"Civil War Diary of Jabez T. Cox"
1334:Bodurtha, p. 301 (bottom of page)
336:. Millard Fillmore Cox became a
1837:Cottman, George Streibe (1932).
1620:"Former E. E. Cox building...".
1099:page 134 of e-book (scroll down)
1091:History of the Indiana Democracy
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1323:Indiana State Library web page.
897:Eleventh Congressional District
723:died. Therefore, the couple's
211:eleventh congressional district
2339:People from Frankfort, Indiana
2270:"Twice Married in Five Days",
1567:"Twice Married in Five Days",
1156:Courts and Lawyers of Indiana,
1153:Monks, Esarey, and Shockley's
580:'s first daily newspaper, the
572:Because of the success of the
334:President of the United States
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2065:Courts and Lawyers of Indiana
1593:"The Experiences of Ed Cox",
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398:In 1869, the family moved to
2244:Trissal, Francis M. (1922).
1802:Bodurtha, Arthur L. (1914).
1707:The War Purse of Indiana...,
1459:American Newspaper Directory
1221:Blackford County Indiana....
1127:Indiana magazine of history,
197:'s first daily newspaper in
23:American newspaper publisher
2314:People from Tipton, Indiana
2108:Morris, Charles E. (1920).
1843:Indiana Magazine of History
1772:Blanchard, Charles (1883).
1409:Moore's Hoosier Cyclopedia,
838:Blackford County Courthouse
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164:Hon. Millard F. Cox (uncle)
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1929:Greenough, Walter (1922).
1500:The Indiana State Library
586:Hartford City Evening News
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243:American Revolutionary War
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1902:"Experiences of Ed Cox",
1624:. 2016-05-01. p. 4.
1498:Hartford City Daily News.
1449:Hartford City Illustrated
1201:Hartford City Illustrated
945:. Mr. Cox was a strong
834:First Presbyterian Church
795:Hartford City News-Times.
699:Married twice in one week
622:Hartford City Daily News.
469:Indiana state legislature
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1019:Hartford City News-Times
849:Hartford City News-Times
410:. The move to a western
274:Hamilton County, Indiana
146:Eldora Sites (died 1898)
100:E. E. Cox, E. E. Cox Sr.
2281:The Marion Daily Leader
2170:Stoll, John B. (1917).
2053:"Hoosier Editor Dies",
1582:The Marion Daily Leader
863:to make small rolls of
442:Teaching and journalism
229:The Cox family came to
2329:American Episcopalians
2264:Jabez Cox Miami court.
2134:Roll, Charles (1931).
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1597:, November 30, 1901.
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1571:, November 30, 1901.
1569:Peru Daily Chronicle
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1270:Canon City, Colorado
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556:in an 1895 Hartford
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225:Identity and origins
2283:, November 29, 1901
2274:, November 30, 1901
2219:, November 22, 1901
1996:, pp. 24 pages
1906:, November 30, 1901
1882:Cox family history.
1508:Hartford City News.
1486:Hartford City News.
1309:Library of Congress
1129:Volume 28, page 40.
931:Chamber of Commerce
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156:2 sons, 5 daughters
2279:"Two Ceremonies",
2021:Jabez Cox Cresent.
1830:Hartford City News
1693:Hartford City News
1580:"Two Ceremonies",
1542:2010-11-24 at the
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191:Edward Everett Cox
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2183:978-0-7222-0847-2
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1288:Canon City,
1223:, page 528.
1114:, page 814.
1110:Bodurtha’s
527:circulation
330:named after
308:, he began
300:during the
108:Publisher,
89:Nationality
2293:Categories
2235:August 21,
2047:Jabez Cox.
1794:2009-11-01
1731:References
1311:lists the
1168:Trissal's
951:basketball
889:editorials
842:smokestack
811:cellophane
783:Telegram,
542:technology
519:Telegram's
491:See also:
477:journalism
456:journalism
298:Union Army
282:contractor
278:postmaster
260:living in
252:. The Cox
239:descendant
219:postmaster
137:Democratic
54:1867-12-29
18:Edward Cox
1889:cite book
1784:317330315
1709:page 232.
1290:Colorado.
1284:However,
1282:Colorado.
1236:page 397.
1183:Trissal,
1173:page 225.
1143:page 409.
943:war bonds
926:' lodge.
912:Freemason
735:train to
703:Cox, the
689:pneumonia
560:said the
511:publisher
359:in 1911.
340:criminal
288:Judge Cox
175:Signature
161:Relatives
143:Spouse(s)
123:publisher
120:Newspaper
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1985:18440660
1967:11382905
1922:34018626
1818:12587645
1765:50093724
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1506:and the
1465:as 1894.
1411:page 22.
1367:Archived
1319:Sentinel
1314:Sentinel
1293:Archived
1255:Archived
1219:Shinn's
1203:and the
1089:Stoll's
1041:Stoll's
990:obituary
947:follower
935:director
854:printing
807:glassine
779:alleyway
771:elevator
750:telegram
746:St. Paul
646:and the
632:Catholic
610:Telegram
584:(a.k.a.
574:Telegram
562:Telegram
546:Telegram
507:Telegram
487:Telegram
460:reporter
424:Colorado
153:Children
127:politics
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