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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
10
Lelia Quillen filed for divorce from Clyde Quillen in Lawrence Circuit Court alleging verbal abuse and threats during marriage begun March 25 1910, with separation on November 1 1912. She seeks custody and support for their infant and accuses him of hardships and neglect.
Ziba Murray a well known Bedford resident died at his East Fifteenth Street home. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by his family.
Heavily chained Willan Gailin and Geo jail here October. Goode and Gatlin, arrested after escape, faced court with pleas of not guilty. Gatlin's jury trial set for next Wednesday. Goode described as taking a hardware store robbery plan but later caught and returned to jail. Local social notes include births, visits, and residents traveling to Florida.
Vague fragments describe educational context at a location called Shoals Echatis with mentions of teachers and students. No clear actions or outcomes emerge from the unreadable OCR snippet.
Muerbach Friday informed of death of his grandmother Mrs. Tor etta Secles 2 of Conrad Sealey in Chicago. The funeral was held Sunday. The death stemmed from injuries in the Great Troquois Theater fire years ago. She was 75 and had been an invalid. she visited her grandson often. He and Mrs. Auerbach will travel to Chicago to attend.
Aged Al Jennings Larter of Snead County died Thursday afternoon at home after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at the local church. He was well known in the community and leaves behind several family members.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a person named Ernst Hedford and a location with lawns. The readable elements suggest a local note or brief mentioning a figure and place, but details are unclear.
Mrs. E J Webb, mother of Webb, is linked to a collection of scenes familiar to readers. The piece presents a portrait of her influence and social happenings surrounding the Webb family.
Congressman Cox recommends Will Se for the Mitchell postmaster position amid local church and community ties. The fragmentary text hints at approval debates and related political maneuvering, with mentions of a pastor, a merchant, and voters in Minnesota.
Fragmentary OCR reads names and roles with unclear context, listing individuals such as Yoann poein, Hithadil Cae pr Piters, Jonn, Able, Clarence Gm and Mrs Arte dones with a Mrs. Matt tieary tonne Lowa. No clear event or actions are evident.
The input presents garbled text with scattered letters and stray phrases. It lacks coherent events, entities, or a readable narrative to summarize into a proper news item. No identifiable persons, places, or dates can be reliably extracted.
Mr and Mrs George W Sherwood left Thursday for Ray Minette Alabama to spend their winter season.
Walter Johnson, a young man from Mocomington, was arrested Thursday in Bloomart for petty larceny and receiving stolen goods in connection with a gold watch theft from the Gas Fills repair show. He was brought to the city with Tolisha Johnson, allegedly the father of the accused, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of North O Street. a daughter of the Thomases is reported ill.
Harris Bollinger of TE Keada suffered severe crushing of three right-hand fingers at the Furst-Berber Cut Stone Company plant. No bones were broken but the flesh was torn and the hand was severely injured when caught between heavy planes.
A regional arts venue showcases a diverse lineup with notable figures such as Gaussin, Cornot-Thom Haverty, and Ottila Soler Schnell. The program includes instrumental solos and ensemble pieces, highlighting contemporary and classical works.
Dr O Be Norma is seriously with typhoid fever. Me and Mrs Ollie a daughter with Sildred is mentioned in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a military graft case or intelligence brief involving a soldier named Yoo Scent and a suspect Diana. Readable details are limited but imply corruption or conduct questions linked to a unit or mission.
A celebration was held in Manchester to honor Mrs Medaris and two children. The event marked a birthday and featured remarks recognizing her long standing business presence in the city.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Wednesday visit with relatives in Columbus and a subsequent trip to Teltonville with a brother in law referenced as Pinga. further garbled text mentions Thursday and another location Iidanaval.
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