Seduction Charge Shocks New York City Stone Cutter
Max Scheffel of this city is held on seduction charges with a $500 bond after a New York City warrant. Scheffel seeks to marry Lirria A. Cornwell Wee and may settle the matter out of court. Lirria A. Wee sues Ralph Lee for divorce, alleging neglect, insults, and abuse during marriage begun October 7 1907. Cornwell seeks restoration of her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Scheffel
Prowine
New York City
Scheffel
Albert J. Fields
Lawrence
Ralph Lee
Lirria Cornwell
Treatment Is Alleged In Divorce Complaint Filed
Lirria A. Lee filed a divorce complaint on Wednesday alleging treatment concerns. The action targets marital dissolution and seeks court resolution of related relief.
Young Girl Sent to Industrial School Returns to City
Alice Blevins, about fifteen, was sent to the Girls Industrial School some time ago and returned Wednesday to the city. The institution refused to keep her longer due to an immature mind and her imminent motherhood. Judge Shea's pending return placed her with the Board of Children's Guardians until fate could be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Blevins
Girls Industrial School
Uis Erity
Judge Shea
Childrens Guardians
Larceny Charge Filed Against Reuben Delaney in Kansas Court
Reuben Delaney was arrested on larceny and receiving stolen goods charges connected to the theft of several pieces of brass from Willard F. Myers valued at fifty dollars. The affidavit was filed in Lawrence Circuit Court and Delaney remains in jail in default of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Delaney
Willard F. Myers
Delaney
Heavy load 200000 capacity car shipped from P M B Mill
The P M B mills shipped one of the world’s few two hundred thousand pound capacity cars from their mill to Niagara Falls with 199 250 pounds of stone. The car’s gross weight was 271 900 pounds and tare 5050 pounds, needing end weighing on local scales. The stone was billed to Robert E Patten at Niagara Falls, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. & B. Mills
Robert E. Patten
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Needmore Man Samuel Mason Committed to Madison Hospital
Samuel Mason of Needmore was taken to the Hospital for the Insane at Madison on Wednesday. He was escorted by Clay Tyree and John Shrout after being found of unsound mind several days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mason
Needmore
Madison
Clay Tyree
John Shrout
Sword of Capt. Geo J. Brown recovered by family
The Civil War sword carried by the late Capt. Geo J. Brown was recovered by his family after being sold last Saturday by his grandson Lyle Brown for 2 dollars. The buyer, unnamed, is not to be identified. Leo K. Sears of 13th and J assisted in recovering the item. A rebel flag captured near New Orleans by Brown was also taken by the grandson but remained at a relative’s home.
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Geo. J. Brown
Lyle Brown
Leo K. Sears
13Th
J Streets
New Orleans
Capt. Brown
Young Brown
Heltonville Man Weds Miss Honeycut in County Clerk Office
Oliver A. Meadows of Heltonville and Mary J. Honeycut of Norman Station were married Wednesday at 10 in the office of County Clerk Stalker by Mayor Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver A. Meadows
Heltonville
Mary J. Honeycut
Norman Station
Stalker
Mayor Fields
Burglar Scare on West N Street Ends Without Trace
Police were called at midnight Tuesday after a burglar moved about Mrs. E. K. Dye’s home on West N Street. Officers Clark McBride and Maroney searched the house. the family stood on the verandah. No theft or trace of the intruder was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
McBride
Maroney
Death of Monroe County State Bank cashier Samuel C. Dodd
Samuel C. Dodd, cashier of the Monroe County State Bank at Bloomington, died at his Bloomington home Wednesday from heart trouble. He was about 60, in poor health for some time but able to work Tuesday. Survived by his wife. Funeral services set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel CC. Dodd
Monroe County State Bank
Bloomington
Mr. Dodd
Bedford merchant's bankruptcy petition dismissed
Joseph H. Anderson of Bedford had his voluntary bankruptcy adjudication set aside and the petition dismissed by Judge Anderson in federal court. His liabilities were $5 285 17 with assets of $4 345. He and creditors agreed to turn over most assets to Frank R. Allen as trustee, releasing Anderson from further liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Anderson
Bedford
Anderson
Frank R. Allen
Indianapolis News
Ai EN SHIPMENT Ai EN SHIPMENT
Demand for stone shipment is blocked by car shortages and rail delays. Floods disabled rail service and congested roads cap power, leaving stone awaiting transport and unable to meet urgent customer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
George Hendricks Visited City Tuesday
George Hendricks of Williams was in the city on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hendricks
Wiliams
City
Minerva Miller Suffering Stroke At Bloomfield
Mrs. Minerva Miller of this city suffered apoplexy Tuesday at Bloomfield. Basil and Harry Miller were notified Tuesday night and went to Bloomfield Wednesday to be at her bedside.
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Basil
Harry Miller
Minerva Miller
Bloomfield
Thes O Sons
Drowned yardmaster Shaffer recovered as search continues
The third body, Daniel L. Shaffer day yardmaster, was found buried in sand near Blue Hole trestle south of Washington Indiana. Theo dore Gharst remains missing despite 200 workers sweeping the area with iron rods and hooks. Shaffer carried a gold watch engraved D. L. 8 and a rosary. a cross signified a happy death and his church notes were found.
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Daniel L. Shaffer
Blue Hole
Washington
Ind
Shaffer
Theodore Gharst
Robert Wright
Knights of Columbus
D. L
Mr. Schaffer
Rome
Father Ryan
Schaffer
Stevens
Hawkins Creek
Schatter
Our Old Crowd Meets Mrs. Avery for Birthday Evening
Our Old Crowd gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate Mrs. S. BK Avery of West 15th Street. They enjoyed ice cream and cake during several delightful hours of socializing.
Elephant With Gentry Brothers Show Finds Soul Mate
An elephant from the Gentry Brothers show forms an unexpected bond with a barnyard hog, creating a noted pairing that delights attendees and highlights the circus act's charm.
Gran Chapter attendees travel to Indianapolis event
Several people from the area attended the Grand Chapter gathering in Indianapolis this morning. Named participants include Mrs. S. L. Keach, Miss Nellie Malott, Miss Anna Greer, and Mrs. B. E. Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
S. L. Keach
Nellie Malott
Anna Greer
B. E. Hanson
Married Wn Glerk UAE In Stonington Ceremony
Herbert C. Todd and Miss Sylvia Bundy of Stonington wed in a Wednesday ceremony at 11 in the county clerk’s office officiated by Mayor Albert J. Fields. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Quillen of Oobilic on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Todd
Sylvia Bundy
Stonington
Albert J. Fields
John Quillen
Oobilic
Beem and Bates Couple Wed at St Vincent Parish
William R Beem and Irene Bates quietly wed Wednesday at 9 oclock in St Vincent de Paul parsonage with Rev Father Lannert officiating. The couple left for a ten day trip from Columbus after a brief ceremony attended by immediate families and two friends. They plan to reside on South M street after their return.
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Wiliam Ryan Beem
Trene
Bates
St. Vincent de Paul Parsonage
Father Lannert
Mary Wallheiser
Misses Wallheiser
Zeella Bates
Columbus
Blind man’s $2,560 verdict upheld against railroad
The Indiana appellate court affirmed a $2,560 judgment for James Wall, a blind man, against the Indianapolis Southern Railroad Co for injuries when boarding a train at Unionville. The court ruled the railroad had knowledge of Wall’s condition and failed to show reasonable boarding time, despite the train’s sudden start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wall
Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company
Wall
Unionville
Bloomington
Lawrence County
Monroe
Lawrence c. C
Felt
P. J
appeHee
Miss Edith Urmey Resigns as City Hospital Superintendent
Miss Edith B Urmey resigns after eight months as City Hospital Superintendent to take effect May 1 Miss Mary B Houser of Bilfton to succeed her with Miss Maeie N Knepp as surgical nurse Both Houser and Knepp are University of Michigan Hospital graduates in Ann Arbor Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith B. Urmey
City Hospital
Board of Control
Mary B. Houser
Bhilfton
Miss Urimey
Maeie N. Kipp
Miss Houser
Miss Knepp
University of Michigan Hospital
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Congress Doings Hint For Belville Immigrant
Leopold Link denied naturalization in Belleville Illinois as he could not name anything Congress has done. The Globe Democrat notes the current tariff push and promise of action as President Wilson presses for free trade. Hundreds of thousands of voters may learn what Congress has done before the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Link
Belleville
Congress
Washington
Leopold Dank
Leopold Luk
Joe Geiger
Arkansas
House of the Congress
Senate
Ffense
Wilson
Leopold
Bellville
Ellison Moves Louden Property For New Bungalow
Dr W T Ellison who recently purchased the Louden property on West 14th street is moving the five room house to the rear of the lot facing P street and will at once begin erecting a modern bungalow facing 14th street for his own occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Ellison
Louden
West 14Th Street
P Street
14Th Street
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Lirria A. Wee
Lirria A. Lee
Cauel
Reuben de
Laney
Cuit Court
E. K
K. Dye
N Street
Ouoder
Samuel G. Dodd
Yardmaster
Manaure
Gentry Brothers
India
Asia
Casey
King
Urol Ghowo
Elephant
Gentry
GRAN
WN Glerk
Uae
William R. Beem
Irene Bates
South M Street
Jwocment
Eber Schecton
Yockey
Mary Houser
Congress Soong Something
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