Walsh to Appear April dRd in Chicago Court
John R. Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank must appear April 2 to plead to 160 counts of misapplication. Judge Anderson said a bill of particulars is needed, with a tentative trial date set for early October.
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Unseasonable Heat Falls Across Regions Amid Snowbound Outlook
A string of unusual warmth tops records in St Louis and nearby towns as temperatures soar beyond prior marks. Meanwhile heavy snow grips the northeast, disrupting rail service and telegraph lines, with many regions snowbound and forced slowdowns in communications to reach distant markets.
Fires, incendiaries plague Indiana towns in week
Several barns burned in Bedford area with a tall man seen near the flames and a ballgoing witness noting a strange man nearby. Other notices report railroads facing liquor licenses and insurers required to file vouchers under 1907 acts, plus local reappearances of John Jordon after forty years.
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Billhimer
Walsh Sues Daily News Over Subtreasury Libel Claims
John R. Walsh, former president of the Chicago National Bank, files seven libel suits in Circuit and Superior Courts against the Chicago Daily News and Victor F. Lawson seeking about 1.55 million dollars. The suits target a Wednesday Daily News report about a subtreasury theft and a $300,000 loan connected to the bank’s operations. Walsh is under indictment following a grand jury probe into the bank’s collapse on December 18, 1905.
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Official Spring Comes in Indiana Weather Quirk
The article notes spring arriving in Indiana with a quirky timing. It states spring began at 12:33 after the sun crossed the equator, with Thursday marked as the day. It highlights lingering winter conditions likely to return with coal man calls before warmer coatless weather.
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Wreck injures Monon express man Chas Cutler
Chas M Cutler, an express messenger on the Monon southbound, escaped serious injury when his car tipped on its side near Horseshoe Curve north of Bedford. He previously suffered a severe leg injury in a Monon wreck a year ago and has been involved in several Monon incidents.
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New Books For Children In Bedford Public Library
List of children’s titles available including Burnett Racketty-Packetty House Coburn Our Little Swedish Cousin Johnsnon Little Colonel Maid of Honor Miller Kyristy’s Rainy Day Picnic McMenus Our Little Beated Cousin Wigein Fairy Ring and miscellaneous works Bacon Songs Every Child Should Read Bailey and Lewis Our Army For Our Boys Kelman Stories From Life Of Christ Long Joan Of Arc Mabie Heroes Every Child Should Know.
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Hospitality Council No 262 Founded in Fayetteville
Mrs. Kate Culhan Instructing Chief with a 24 member Degree Team from Menno Council and other council members went to Fayetteville Thursday night in hacks to establish Hospitality Council No 262 Daughters of Pocahontas with 65 charter members A banquet followed the ceremony and all returned home about 3 this morning reporting a fine time
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Snow White Goose Spotted on White River by Hunters
Henry Blessing Willard and William Ault sighted a pure white goose among about ninety black ducks on White River near Sparksville. The trio, from Sparksville, hunted on William Miller farm across from Medora and noted the unusual bird before bagging twelve ducks. The sighting is described as the first in this region by Blessing.
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Local Auto Purchase Noted Amid 2-Cent Fare Debate
M. N. Messick and Dr. Heckman traveled to Indianapolis Friday to buy a new car, while T. J. Brooks has bought a Buick Touring Car also to be delivered in about two weeks. The letter mentions a 22 horsepower two cylinder five passenger model and discusses railways threatening to abandon cheap Sunday excursions due to the 2-cent fare law, noting similar moves in Ohio and arguing railways profited from such trains and would hurt themselves by quitting.
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Fire Engulfs Johnson Barn and Nearby Property
A Saturday morning blaze of incendiary origin erupted in David Johnson’s barn loft on 2uth Street, spreading to an adjacent Day barn and threatening multiple dwellings. Johnson and helpers saved his horse. both barns suffered heavy damage with estimated losses around 6000. Firefighters contained most fires amid strong winds. several local residents reported injuries and ongoing illnesses while others joined in rescue efforts.
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Lamp explodes in bedroom at Alrs. Josephine Potter’s
A portable lamp in a bedroom on Mast Street exploded about 9 PM Saturday night causing minor damage to the room. The loss was covered by insurance.
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Forecaster predicts hot summer with below normal rainfall
Le H Bowie of St Louis says current weather map resembles a mid summer pattern with tropical air pushed northward by low pressure. He notes 25 year Mississippi valley patterns follow dry Texas winters and Gulf moisture fuels rain once ponds fill, but this year may bring below normal rainfall though not guaranteed to be extreme heat.
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Bad Marksman Near Mitchell Town Marshal Arrests Suspect
Town Marshal Cheek of Mitchell took a colored man into custody Saturday for a shooting incident in a saloon back room. Initial reports of nine shots were disputed. four fired at Roy Cole and two at Cheek were noted as the event unfolded. McGuire was bound over to circuit court on $500 bail and jailed for the incident with an affidavit to follow.
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Robbed Meat Shop Burglaries Reported on 16th Street
Burglars forced the east door of Collins and Seig’s meat market on 16th street after 9 PM Friday night. They rifled a sales-room drawer containing about $2.50 and took a few slices of bacon and ham. nothing else was disturbed.
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Local Death and Midland Good Morals Club Report
Mrs. Matilda Box aged nearly 99 from near town died Friday night and burial is planned Sunday at Crawford graveyard. The piece notes her Flinn family link to Leesville and includes a 76 year old Vandevere apple tree near Spiceland with impressive measurements. It also describes Midland's Good Morals Club for unmarried women over sixteen aiming to reform local men and enforce strict conduct with a $5 fine for members who shun unworthy suitors.
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Fond Of Tomatoes Arrest At Cosner's Grocery
Charles Quick about two thirds drunk was arrested at noon for swiping tomatoes from a box in front of Cosner's grocery and eating them. He is in jail awaiting trial.
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