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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

3

Young girl in Heltonville ends her life in crisis

Marie Carson Dulin, an eighteen year old Heltonville bride, drank poison after a family dispute and attempted reconciliation with her husband Fred Dulin. The tragedy followed a court divorce filing and a separation on February 13 1913. Coroner Harris investigated.

Marie Carson Fred Dulin Wiley Browning Heltonville Cain Marie Margery Marie Carson M. C. Clark Fred Dr. Cain Woolery Ciy Iowa California George Carson Clem Philippine Islands David Desmoines Charles Ramsay Albert Fletcher James Davis T. l. Harris

Negro Employee Steals From Michigan City Hotel

William O'Dell, a paroled convict from Michigan City prison, took about $75 from proprietor William Stickles after entering his room at the Stickles hotel. Police recovered $45 and a higher sum was hidden on O'Dell. he bought a watch, revolver and suitcase in Mitchell before being returned to Michigan City to finish a prior grand larceny conviction. His home is in Tennessee.

Marie Carson William O’dell Michigan City Stickles Hotel William Stickles Poppeerance Woodputt i Epicasient Bay St Ladart PU Ivor Johnson Mitchell Tennessee Matthew Taggart Orleans Press Agency Congress

Sole Old East Side School Property Sells for 2600

The old east side school property at 16th and streets sold to Andrew L. Doddsworth for the appraisement price of 2600 dollars. He was the sole bidder and several interested parties did not attend. The property had been deemed useless and unsold for years by the school board.

East Side 16Th and & Streets Andrew L. Doddsworth Doddsworth

Ada Howell Friday sues City of Bedford over sewer damage

Ada A Howell Friday, through attorney Charles R Gowen, filed suit against the City of Bedford and J J Quinn contractor on East Side Sewer seeking 150 dollars. She owns property on South G Street and alleges the sewer construction crosses it, causing damages.

Ada A. Howell Charles R. Gowen City of Bedford J. J. Quinn East Side Sewer South G Street

Dangerous rear-warehouse fire risk cited in city shops

Much risk is seen from packing boxes excelsior and paper piled behind several local businesses. Merchants vary in cleaning up with some already cleared and others delaying. Insurance companies condemn the danger and warn a lighted match could ignite a major blaze.

Principal Newland Resigns as Gigwschool Principal

Mr N Y Newland resigns as principal at Gigwschool to return to science teaching after ten years with the high school four as science teacher and six as principal. His successor is nearly in place and will assume duties soon.

N.Y. Newland Newland

Farmers in County Report Better Than Expected Crop

Farmers across the county are cutting crops at harvest and report yields better than anticipated. The report notes widespread activity with strong signs of improved outputs for the season.

Rape trial ends with acquittal in Indiana court

Clyde Fodderal was charged with rape in Justice Iseminger's court at Oolitic. The preliminary hearing heard testimony about a party at an old house, but after state witnesses the judge found insufficient evidence for probable guilt and acquitted Fodderal.

Clyde Fedderal Minnie Frazier Jusice Iseminger Oolitie Troup Avuca Iseminger

Ten Pound Catfish Report From Bloomington Area

In the Hensonburg district old quarry holes stocked with young bass now yield good fishing this summer. The holes also hold catfish and sunfish. Recently a ten pound catfish was caught at the Consolidated Bloomington Telephone site.

Hensonburg Bloomington

Condor Lamont Railway Conductor Faces Blood Poisoning

Condor Lamont veteran Monon Railway conductor Jack Condon lies critically ill in a Chicago hospital after an appendicitis operation. Thirteen gall stones were removed, a large amount of pus was excised, and blood poisoning developed. He is well known to Lafayette travelers and recently attended a Detroit conductors' convention.

Jack Condon Monon Les Chicago Detroit Condon Lafayette Lafayette Courier

Park Deteriorates After Years of Carelessness

Rand, once the city's beauty spot in summer, has been neglected this year with burned lawns and sparse flower plantings. The park, previously cared for by a ladies' city committee, is no longer maintained as before.

Rand

Local buyers dominate Lawrence County road bond sale

About $32,200 of gravel road bonds were sold Friday in the county treasurer's office. Local investors purchased the Marion township bonds for 154,400 dollars in par value, while W. E. Clark bought Shanswick bonds at par for 11,200. Jason Fountain paid 3,201 for Mars Hill bonds with a one dollar premium. Craigie Cann Mitchell bought Pleasant Run bonds for 2,406 with a six dollar premium.

Citizens Trust Company Marion Township W. E. Clark Jason Fountain Mars Shall Ders. Craigie Cann Mitchell Pleasant Run

Lobbying myths and reality in Washington revealed

The column argues the senate lobby inquiry fails to prove muckraking charges of a capital dominated system. It says labor maintains a powerful permanent lobby, while private and publicity agents exploit influence, and warns against assuming protectionist policies benefit all.

Senate Washington Ohe Congress New York

Lightning Strike Kills Leander Payne in County Storm

A severe thunderstorm struck the eastern county Tuesday evening, killing Leander Payne 42, instantly when lightning hit while he plowed with his son Merle near Starrstown. Merle, stunned and partly paralyzed, crawled a quarter mile to warn John Brough. Funeral held near Fort Houston at Mt Heber cemetery.

Leander Payne Payne John Brough Mr. Payne Fort Buston Eld B. F. Taylor Mt. Heber Cemetery Salen

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