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Pierce
Hahnemanney
Chicago
Golden Medical Discovery
BV. Pierce
Buffalo
Adultery Charged in Lawrence Circuit Court Divorce
Emma Grandstaff files for divorce from Melvin Grandstaff alleging cruel and inhumane treatment and adultery. The couple married May 20 1906 and separated December 15 1907. Lulu Henderson named as co respondent.
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Lawrence
Emma Grandstaff
Melvin Grandstaff
Marshall Woolery
Lulu Henderson
Weddle Resigns as Mitchell City Marshal
Lem Weddle resigns as city marshal of Mitchell and deputy Ollie A. Boone fills the post. Resignation tied to notoriety from a Bedford incident affecting the family.
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Lem Weddle
Mitchell
Ollie A. Boone
Weddle
Bedford
Son shoots father during hunting accident
Parker Shields, 20, fired a double barrel shotgun at his father David Shields, 45, on the George Mercer farm near Smithville, Monroe county. The blast struck the elder Shields in the back as he walked ahead. he died within an hour. It was Parker's first hunting outing. David Shields leaves a wife and six children. The coroner ruled the death an accident.
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David Shields
Parker
George Mercer
Smithville
Monroe County
Shields
Hamer Undergoes Successful Appendicitis Operation
J Frank Hamer a well known Indianapolis furniture man and partner in Hamer Day underwent an appendicitis operation at Runnels Sanitorium performed by Dr O S Runnels. A second operation was later done but details were not given. He was reported resting nicely and in satisfactory condition.
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Indianapolis
J. Frank Hamer
Hamer & Day
Runnels
O.S. Runnels
Bedford physicians to serve one month in charity ward
Under Board of Control plans Bedford doctors will each spend one month in the City Hospital charity ward, a measure supported by local medical men. The text also notes a hickory nut shortage, with dealers paying $2 per bushel and retailers at 6 cents per pound, while cities pay $2.50 per bushel.
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Board of Control
Bedford
City Hospital
Dunn
Koriaside Square
Bedford, Indiane
Chicago Salvage Clothing CO
Tragic Avoca Powder Blast Kills 1 Boy Four Burned
Four Avoca boys aged 14 to 16 suffered severe burns after raiding blasting powder at Hoosier quarry. Emmett Kirkman died from injuries at about 11 oclock the next morning. The Massey boy remains critically ill as Clint on Kirkman and Charles Perry recover. authorities see no blame.
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Emmett
Clinton Kirkman
Charles Perry
Hobart Massey
Emmett Kirkman
Massey
Hoosier Quary
Charley Perry
Young Kirkman
Perry
Emmet Kirkman
Mary Kirkman
Avoca
Collens
Susan Massey
Victim of Typhoid Fever Edward Callahan Dies at 30
Edward Callahan of Bedford Fire Department died at his home at Nineteenth and N streets after a four week illness of typhoid fever. He was 30, born near Fayetteville, husband of Dessie Gray, father of Lorena, and brother to several siblings. The service and funeral details are given, with mourning draped at the fire department.
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Edward Callahan
Bedford
First Christian Church
Melvin Putnam
Shiloh
Fire Department
Callahan
Wat Pearson
Bryantsville
Otto Inman
This City
Nat Gyger
Avoca
William Sears
Portland, Ore
Sherman Callahan
Obnoxious Game Laws Favor Wardens and Land Owners
In aGreencastle Herald letter the writer denounces resident hunting licenses as worthless and harmful. He argues licenses fund game wardens, do not protect game, and empower landowners over hunting rights on their farms. He claims the state does not own wild game and quail and squirrel should be protected by landowners instead.
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Greencastle
Carl Houston Weds Nan Louise Trake in Marion Society Event
The Marion society wedding Tuesday united Carl Houston and Nan Louise Trake before about 200 guests. Houston, private secretary to Congressman Rauch, is son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Houston and will reside in Washington D C. Mrs. Houston is noted as a belle of the city. Otto Kelley and Nora Lessig were granted a marriage license Sunday.
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Marion
Carl Houston
Nan Louise Trake
Houston
R. C. Houston
Congressman Rauch
Washington City
D. C
Otto Kelley
Nora Lessig
Lamphere convicted of arson in Gunness case. faces prison
Ray Lamphere was found guilty of arson in the Belle Gunness murder case. Judge Richter sentenced him to Michigan City prison for 2 to 21 years, fined $5,000, and disfranchised him for five years. Attorneys planned a motion for a new trial and an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Worden
Supreme Court
Lamphere
Helgelein
State Reformatory
Sirs
Gunness
State of Indiana
Ray Lamphere
Belle Gunness
Smith
Matts
Rider
Antiss
Richter
Mill
State Solons Linger About Indianapolis Hotels
Indiana lawmakers stay in Indianapolis hotels as they debate pending legislation. The session focuses on proposed bills related to governance and public policy while officials discuss strategy and timing.
Thornton Has Measure That Will Upset Cities And Towns
Indianapolis news notes Rep M C Thornton reintroducing an amendment to the cities and towns act affecting nineteen Indiana cities by abolishing city judges boards of public works and reducing salaries for mayors city attorneys and engineers. He cites savings of 8000 to 11000 dollars annually and predicts Municipal League opposition. Also reports Shively Kern Senate race outlook and a new 9500 piece hardwood floor mosaic addition by P N Blackburn.
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Indianapolis
M. C. Thornton
Indiana
Boards of Public Works
Thornton
Municipal League of Indiana
Board of Public Works
Municipal League
Senate
Mr. Thornton
Denison
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
United States
Shively
Joseph H. Shea
Seymour
John W. Kern
Shea
Kern
Unwritten Law Ends In Shooting At Switz City Hotel
Richard Dwyer, a tavern boarder at Hunt's Tavern Switz City, is shot and killed by A T Gude after allegedly finding Dwyer in bed with Gude's wife. Gude surrenders to the Bloomfield sheriff and is jailed with Mrs Gude. Dwyer was foreman on a railroad interlocking project.
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Worthington
Ind
Richard Dwyer
A. T. Gude
Dwyer
Indiana School System Faces Political Blight and Calls for Divorce
Fassett A Cotton state superintendent warns in a November bulletin that Indiana schools suffer from partisan politics at county township and city levels. He praises unity and initiative but condemns routine schooling and urges education to divorce politics. Separately Jesse Dowling dies at 44 near Dark Hollow from typhoid fever, leaving a wife and children.
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Fassett A. Cotton
Indiana
Cotton
Jesse Dowling
Dark Hollow
Corbin Freed After Check Charge Dismissed
A. C. Corbin charged with passing a ten dollar bad check was released from police custody and the case dismissed after his father covered the funds and his expenses. Local officials stated the youth was unaware of the bank overdraw and Walter Gillette of Louisville vouched for his innocence.
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A. C. Corbin
Milt Blackwell
Corbin
Louisville
Payne
Blackwell
Western National Bank of Louisville
Bedford
Young Corbin
Walter Gillette
Evie Mare Shot by Mighty Hunter Near Bedford
Julius Beaver of Bedford area seeks the shooter of his black mare found hit in a field on Thanksgiving. The injury occurred as hunters crowded the woods. The farmer removed about 80 pellets from the mare and aims to hold the responsible party accountable.
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Evie
Mighty Hunter
Julius Beaver
Bedford
Beaver
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Ed Callahan
Ment
Hunter
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Laporte
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Blackburn
Switz City
Twain
Slayer and Wife
Fred Young
Indiana Reformatory
Gibson County
the Viaduct Clothing CO
GO Salvage Clothing CO
Mose Dunn
North Side Public Square
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