Bloomington Trial On Assault Charge Near End
The State rested its case against Thomas Stineburg, charged with attempting to assault Helen Murphy at a Bloomington summer school social. Witnesses testified to dances, identifications, and the attack scene as the jury neared verdict after three days of testimony and dramatic courtroom moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stineburg
Bloomington
Helen Murphy
Mitchell
Stineburg
Miers & Carr
R. H. East
John O'Donnel
J. E. Henley
Louden
Miss Murphy
Maxwell Hall
Stineburgh
Dunn Meadows
Ast 10Th Street
Collier
Murphy
Crowder
Coffin
Whitaker
Hentey
Miss Collier
Berry Whitaker
U. H. Smith
University
Weir Marshall
Ira Robinson
Robinson
the Woods Home
Shaw
Man from Mitchell Accepted at State Hospital
Farl Vane of Mitchell, recently declared of unsound mind, has been accepted at the Insane Hospital in Madison. The acceptance notice was received in this city Tuesday morning and he will be moved to the institution as soon as arrangements are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stineburg
Walker’s Grocery
Harry Botts
Stradley
Botts
Well
Stineburg
Miss Murphy
Farl Vane
Mitchell
Madison
Mitchell man sent to hospital for the insane
A Mitchell man found to be of unsound mind was today taken to the Hospital for the Insane at Madison. He was accompanied by J. H. Cottom and Dallas Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sars Lane
Mitchell Man
Madison
J. H. Cottom
Dallas Cooper
Odd Fellows to Perform First Degree Work in Indianapolis
About thirty members of the local Odd Fellows first degree team traveled to Indianapolis this morning to present the work before the Grand Lodge tonight. The Grand Lodge session will last three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Bartlett auction for farm near Bedford on November 26 1913
Auction notice for a 175 acre farm located 61 miles east of Bedford. 120 acres tillable with remaining timber and pasture. Terms: one half cash, balance on time up to four years. Sale to proceed rain or shine on Wednesday November 26, 1913. A B Bartlettt organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Local social notes from Greencastle to Bloomington and beyond
Mr and Mrs John Dailey visited Pasamilton at Greencastle and have returned home Mrs J T Freeland visits her sister Mrs Martha Johnson in Indianapolis Julia Watlltheiser plans a Bloomington trip to see Mrs Fred Hoover and Mrs U S Skerd Skinner returns home to Lougoote after visiting her son Theodore south of the city Mr and Mrs John E Ruston of Ft Branch Ind visit their daughter Mrs I E Lemon at 15th and K streets Ed James travels to Frankfort with his young nephew Curtis Whitted and F C McCoy pursue subcontracting with Jesse McKnight Art Prosser of Mitchell arrives at City Hospital with peritonitis A prize Pole Hereford cow from Jenkins Brothers Orleans shipped here for McCoy stock hospital operation is improving The Jenkins cows cost 500 each Dorothy Geo Taylor’s daughter remains very ill Dr and Mrs Merrill Simpson return from Florida after weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Ruston
Ft. Branch, Ind
I. E. Lemon
15Th and
K Streets
Jenkins Brothers
Orleans
McCoy Stock Hospital
Local Social Notes and Illness Updates
Mrs. W. B. Troward of Louisville visits Miss Lottie Wallheiser. Robert Campbell recovers from tonsillitis and Jullian Colonge improves after illness. J W Speer of Guthrie township visits the city on business. Marguerite Hughes of O street suffers tonsillitis. A daughter of Frank Carlton near the city has diphtheria. Miss Trelen Norton travels to Evanston Illinois to visit Zeta sorority friends. Mrs. David Stewart stays in Bedford with her mother Mrs Newton Myers. Mrs. George Goldsmith of East 16th street sick with an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Trelen
Norton
Evanston, DL
Zeta
David Stewart
Bedford
Newton Myers
Bloomington
Bedford woman visits then travels to Indianapolis
Mrs B Hansen of Bedford, visiting her mother Mrs H C Duncan and sister Mrs Philip Hill, left for Indianapolis for a brief visit before returning home. Mrs Charles Gwen Sunday learned of her uncle Joseph Imorde's sudden death in Louisville with funeral services held Wednesday. Mrs Owen attended the Louisville funeral while John D Williams returned to Indianapolis after a trip abroad and stayed with his parents V V Williams and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. &. Hansen
Bedford
H.C. Duncan
Philip Hill
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Charles Gwen
Joseph Imorde
Louisville
Owen
John D. Williams
V. V. Williams
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Webb
Annis
Atunsing
Inion
Webb Dry Goods Co
Otinesurg Gase
Ington
Crim
Bloomington Telephone
Marshall Beasley
Mabel Collier
Henley
Mary Crowder
Mabel
Sarah Schaffer
Bedford School
Miss Crowder
Miss May Coffin
May Coffin
Indiana _University
Lewis May
Dr. Woolery
Phy
Robert Benckart
Walter Matthews
Witness
Dallas Beck
University Power Plant
Asault
Louis Hughes
University Court
Thomas J. Sare
Mr. Sare
Chief Hensley
Hensley
Policeman Hinkle
Hugh Winkle
Winkle
Policeman Shaw
Delmar Hanna
Eugene Kerr
Kerr
The
Frank Humston
Humston
Manon
the Woods
Dr. Bobbitt
Harry Woods
Stanley Tkerd
Marie Bowles
Mrs. Stineburg
Charles Stineburg
Tom
Ingane Man
Togne
Bedford National Bank
Citizens Trust CO
Geo. P. Parks
Chiropractic
Pypowaeer Suppues
Oliver
Remington
Smith
Underwood
Neal
Macmillian
TCR Coy
ji + & Poors South Bedford National Bank
Oliver Typa
iTe
Focal
Christeas
Bedford Drug Co
Agenta
John
Dailey
Pasamilton
Greencastle
J. T. Freeland
Martha Johnson
Julia Watlltheiser
Fred Hoover
U.S. Skerd
Ed James
Frankfort
Ittle Nephew
F.C. McCoy
Curtis Whitted
Jesse McKnight
Art Prosser
Dorothy
Merrill Simpson
Florida
W. B. Troward
Lottie Wallheiser
Robert Campbell
Jullian Colonge
J. W. Speer
Guthrie Township
Marguerite
J. R. Hughes
O Street
Frank Carlton
George Goldsmith
East 16Th Street
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