Betes Deserts aflh Won Station at St Louis
A fragmented report notes an affidavit filed by Walter Kinder’s former wife amid a domestic trouble case. Kinder faced charges for failing to support his wife and children, with a suspended sentence and monthly payments ordered. Custody issues and distant relocations are described amid ongoing proceedings.
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Betes Deserts Aflh
ST. Louis
Walter Kinder
Kinder
Oklahoma
Liernee
Gall
Madre Tava
Dorothy
Arthur
Wes
Iintiie Winder
Walter
Shaha
Ruby
Dergux
Winder
TE Fheees
Bel
Indianapolis
Oth
Oil Find in Vicinity Reveals Seven Foot Oil Layer
The report notes an established oil presence nearby with a new find potentially guiding further exploration. The discovery includes a seven foot oil-bearing interval at about seventy feet depth, located near the south side of the area and close to the Mettnielti Jane.
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Abel
Local Child in Care After Alleged Weekend Incident
A Bloomington girl, unnamed in readable text, is under the care of her father after an incident described as a heart attack scare at a rural setting Sunday night. The report notes the daughter being in protective custody and mentions family involvement.
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Ploomington
Paoli Backs Edge Bedford In Tight Local Duel
The Paoli high school basketball team defeated Bedford high school 21 to 19 in a close Friday game. The contest was exciting throughout and drew a large crowd.
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Bedford Iligh School
Theft of Sheet Music From Wilson Hall After Dance
A collection of professional dance music owned by Julius Walters of Cincinnati was stolen Saturday night from Wilson Hall. The thief entered via a fire escape window after a dance and escaped with the collection, which Walters had left behind.
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Julius Walters
Cincinnati
Wilson Hall
Wilson's Hall
Police Kill Poisoned Mad Dog On East Eighteenth Street
Local police were called Sunday to East Eighteenth Street after a dog appeared poisoned and agitated. The animal, owned by Hirjah Miler, could not be saved and was killed as a humane act. A separate call Saturday on North M Street reported a dog acting mad, but it had already been dispatched by its owner.
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Hirjah Miler
North M Street
Taxicab Skids At Lincoln Avenue Curb Wreck
Sam Stevens drove a taxi returning from Oolitic when a buggy obstructed his path at 6th and Lincoln. The taxi skidded and struck the curb, one wheel damaged and the spring broken. no one else was in the vehicle.
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6Th
Lincoln Avenue
Sam Stevens
Oolitic
Eloper Couple Jesse Steele Georgia Stevens Return Home
Mr and Mrs Jesse Steele welcomed Georgia Stevens after their elopement to Jeffersonville and marriage. The couple planned to live with the bride’s parents briefly and were hosted at a dinner and a supper in their honor. Jack Voss of St Louis, a dry goods salesman, fractured his left arm in a clubroom accident when his wrist slipped on a waxed floor.
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Jesse Steele
Jack Holt
Jeffersonville
Georgia Stevens
Samuel Stevens
West
D7th Street
Samuel Steele
Jack Voss
St. Louis
Eagle Club
Ilory
Holt
Dog Of William Speers Goes On War Path And Bites
A dog owned by William Speers from Heltonville bites several people during an incident in town. Local authorities were alerted and residents were urged to avoid the animal as the situation was investigated.
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Heltonville
Dog Attack Scare Ends Without Bites in IleHonville
A mad dog scare occurred Saturday when a dog owned by William Speers ran loose and attacked other dogs. The animal was captured and confined. no residents or people were bitten. Citizens monitor local animal population.
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IleHonville
William Speers
Tatler
Local Blind Tigers Re Gareles
Prosecutor Underwood from Lawrence county reports investigation of blind tiger conditions in Lawrence county and finds 400 Bloomington residents hold Federal liquor licenses. A Lawrence county area will push blind tiger keepers before the Federal court.
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Blind Tigers
Gareles
Underwood
Lawrence County
Monroe
Bloomington
Adultery Trial In Lawrence Court For Kendall And Belding
State vs Dr Perry A Kendall and Nora J Belding moved from Jackson to this county for trial before Mayor Albert J Fields as special judge in the Lawrence circuit court. The defendants reside in Crothersville and many witnesses from the area have been summoned. The couple are now married.
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Perry A. Kendall
Nora J. Belding
Jackson
Albert J. Fields
Lawrence
Crothersville
Ambush Shoots Two Railroad Men Near Bloomington
Claude McGlothin and Ralph Doub, railroad workers at Harrodsburg, were shot by an unidentified assailant. McGlothin suffered heavy pellet wounds and Doub was shot in the legs and hips. The attack followed an encounter with Marion Wooden, 18, who was questioned about liquor. authorities have been unable to locate him. McGlothin is in serious condition while Doub is expected to recover.
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Bloomington
Ind
Claude McGlothin
Ralph Doun
Harrodsburg
Here
MecGlothin
Doub
Losted
Marion Wooden
Wooden
Walter Jones
Tierman Flynn
McClothin
Football Scores from West 1912 Season
Chicago 18 Wisconsin 0. Minnesota 19 Illinois 9. Purdue 42 Indiana 7. Notre Dame 20 Missouri 3. Kansas 0 Nebraska 12 Iowa 0. Cornell College 2 Grinnell 0. Depauw 26 Earlham 0. Harvard 9 Yale 5. Carlisle 35 Syracuse 27. Navy 48 New York 0.
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West
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Purdue
Indiana
Notre Dame
Christian Bros
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Cornell College
Grinnells
Depauw
Arlham
Harvard
Yale
Carlisle
Syracuse
Navy
New York
Indiana Vet College Head Faces Murder Trial
Dr. William B. Craig, president of the Indiana Veterinary College, will be tried in Shelbyville for the murder of Dr. Helen Knabe, found dead with a throat wound in October 1911. Indictments also name undertaker A. M. Ragsdale as an accessory after the fact. motive and circumstantial evidence are outlined by investigator Harry Webster.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William B. Craig
Indiana Veterinary College
Shelbyville
Helen Knabe
Indiana
Knabe
Katherine McPherson
Marion County
Durham
Council of Women of Indianapolis
Harry C. Webster
Council
Grand Jury
Craig
A. M. Ragsdale
Dr. Craig
Harry W. Hasskett
Vendome Flats
Delaware Apartments
Dr. Knabe
Webster
Barrel of Paint Explodes at Bedford Works
The Bedford Steam Stone Works experienced a dramatic paint barrel explosion in the lumber room Friday afternoon. No one was nearby as paint sprayed the room. The incident is tied to a broader case involving Dr. Craig and Dr. Knabe, with a criminal trial and local council backing for prosecutor Frank Baker.
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Bedford Steam Stone Works
Webster
Craig
Knabe
Indiana Veterinary College
State Board of Health
Augusta Knabe
Council of Women
Frank Baker
Samuel Wray Charged with Murder in Bowen Killing
Monroe County grand jury returns 23 true bills in Bloomington Indiana. Samuel Wray faces first degree murder charges for killing his stepfather John Bowen on October 11 after Bowen visited Mrs Bowen. Also indicted Alex Scott for attempted murder of Charles Sweeney. Scott arrested. Other indictments cite liquor law violations.
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Bloomington
Ind
Monroe County
J. B. Wilson
Samuel Wray
John Bowen
Wray
Bowen
Scott
Operation Miss Anah Webb Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Miss Anah Webb daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Webb underwent an appendicitis operation Monday at her home on West 16th street. Dr J T Freeland assisted by Drs Cary and Simpson performed the procedure and the patient was resting well after noon.
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Anah Webb
W. A. Webb
West 16Th Street
J. T. Freeland
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