Family Quarrel Sparks Courtroom Drama as Wife Is Arrested
A domestic dispute escalates to a court scene when a husband has his wife taken into custody. The incident highlights ongoing family tensions and police involvement as the case proceeds.
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1917
Page
1
Taylor Court Calendar Lists Jan 29 to Feb 3 Dockets
The court calendar shows daily dockets from Monday Jan 29 through Saturday Feb 3 including cases such as Dorsey v Fougerouse Smith v Smith Funkhouser v Funkhouser Vanderburgh v Vanderburgh Pirtle v Pirtle Dempsey v Dempsey Davis v Davis Webber v Webber Rowe v Wells and a tax and multiple estate and divorce actions with several administratrix appointments and bank suit First National Bank of Shelburn v Curry et al listed among Sullivan county cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Fougerouse
Smith
Sills
Calora Coal Co
State
Cade
Armstrong
Massa
May
Funkhouser
Vanderburgh
Pirtle
Dempsey
Norris
Claywell
Hicks
Davis
Webber
Rowe
Wells
Wright
Beasley
Hasler
Goldie A. Wonder
Harvey A. Wonder
Lee Ellis
Josiah Bays Estate
Ellen Bays
Elizabeth Wildman
Edward Wildman
Emma Kennedy
George Kennedy
Chimera O’haver
Thomas O’haver
Doshie Willis
George Willis
Lora Bays
Opha Bays
Golda Bays
William Bays
A Bays
Elizabeth Rector
John Rector
Mary Flader
Tilman Flader
Jennie Uland
John W. Uland
Family dispute leads to multiple old county court rulings
In Worthington court records, Harry Welch won $259 in a burial-related judgment against Nick Cassassa Est. State v. Burcham saw a deadly weapons case and a 1 fine for drawing. State v. Fleener involved a 50 dollar assault verdict. Frank Taylor’s parole revoke led to 30 days at the penal farm after intoxication conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Welch
Nick Cassassa
State
Burcham
Fleener
Frank Taylor
Taylor
Worthington
Local marriage licenses issued in Linton area
Paul Y. Davis and Avis Claris Bryan. Harrison Heaton and Daisy Hamlin, both of Linton. Herman Delaisse and Bertha E. Carliss, both of Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Y. Davis
Avis Claris Bryan
Harrison Heaton
Daisy Hamlin
Linton
Herman Delaisse
Bertha E. Carliss
Carter enters new year in auto livery business
W. I. Carter continues in the auto livery business here as the year begins, marking the first of the year with his long running operation. The article notes his ongoing presence in local transportation services and hints at stable local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Carter
Ford dealer logs epic miles and near faultless record
The Owen County Journal notes a Ford dealer who has driven over 125000 miles since starting his business eight years ago. He owned four Ford cars, used $1800 in tires, and consumed about seven thousand gallons of gasoline. His longest day was 250 miles and he has had only one, non fault, accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pectol
Vandalia
Carter
Indiana
Illinois
Owen County Journal
Merritt Owen Preaches Second Sermon on Christian Addition
The church announces next Sunday's schedule with Merritt Owen as pastor presenting the second sermon on Knowledge within the Christian Addition series. Morning service at 10:30, Sunday school active, loyalty to work urged for 9:30, C. E. service at 6:00, evening service at 7:00, chorus to lead a musical program. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
C. E
Evangelistic Meetings at Methodist Church Begin February 4
Evangelistic meetings start February 4 at 10 30 a m with a sermon by Dist Supt Dr A H Pitkin. Each evening features a sermon on The Modern Christian by local pastors and special music by multiple choirs and quartets. District Superintendent to attend quarterly conference Saturday evening urging strong financial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Pitkin
Merritt Owen
G. W. Horn
F. H. Level
Jos. A. Campbell
J. D. Smith
Sid
Cannon Receives Civil War Cannons for G A R Post
Postmaster George E. Endres has two 12 pounder mountain howitzers and forty 12 pound cannon balls. The ordinance was obtained by a bill urged by Congressman William A. Cullop and requested by Endres. The artillery is stored in the G A R hall, to be placed in the Court house yard nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Endres
G. A. R. Hall
William A. Cullop
Endres
Tragedy in Albuquerque Ends with Husband and Wife Deaths
A. H W Greenhow, once of Spencer, killed his wife and then died by suicide in Albuquerque New Mexico Saturday night. Mrs Greenhow was the daughter of David I Spear and wife of Indiana polis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H W. Greenhow
Spencer
Albuquerque
N. M
President Urges World Adoption of Monroe Doctrine
The president calls for universal adoption of Monroe Doctrine principles. He argues for nations to determine their own development, avoid entangling alliances, and pursue freedom of the seas and arms moderation. He asserts American and global support for consent of the governed and peaceful order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
United States
Now Up to Senate to Make Indiana Dry
The Indiana House passed Wright bill to ban manufacturing sale distribution and advertising of alcoholic beverages. The measure, approved 70 to 28, would enforce a dry regime starting January 1 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Indiana
House of Representatives
Bartel
Davis
of Lake
Day
Geddes
Harris
Hyland
Kimmel
Mushitt
Overmeyer
Sambor
Southard
Westrick
Why Is an Editor A Rural Essay On Editors
A humorous piece from a country schoolboy praising editors while lampooning doctors and spelling, arguing editors are born, not made. He compares editors to missing links, describes editors living in the bushes after the flood, and jokes about editors facing swearing for mistakes versus funerals for doctors.
Goodrich Accused of Utility Law Violations in Indiana
Governor James P. Goodrich is accused in Indianapolis hearings of owning Union Heat Light and Power and failing to file annual reports as required by public utility law. Critics question whether a commission under Goodrich control can fairly investigate his utilities and enforce penalties after four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Public Service Commission
James P. Goodrich
Union Heat, Light and Power Company
Union City
Winchester
Portland
Goodrich
Commission
Edwin M. Lee
Indianapolis
Hathaway Wins Jake Gimbel Prize at Indiana University
Russell G. Hathaway of Linton Indiana receives the Jake Gimbel prize for mental attitude in athletics at Indiana University this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Gimbel
Indiana University
Russell G. Hathaway
Linton, Ind
Prize for Captain-Elect in Indiana Athletics
The annual prize honors the student showing the best mental attitude in athletics among juniors or seniors. It includes the interest on $500 for one year and a gold medal. Funded by Mr. Gimbel of Vincennes, with the Indiana athletics in mind. Last year Claude Ewing of Clinton received his A B degree. judges from the faculty select the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimbel
Vincennes
Indiana Athletics
Claude Ewing
Clinton, Ind
Wrecks Disrupt S C Line Near Victoria and Bloomfield
A freight wreck on the S C railroad near Victoria Wednesday night disrupted service. Wreckers from Effingham worked to clear the track as David Bland unloaded a livestock load for later shipment. An east bound passenger train failed to reach Bloomfield until near noon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C
Victoria
Effingham
David Bland
Bloomfield
Notice delayed country listings to Tuesday
It was announced that country listings could not be compiled in this issue and will appear in the next issue on Tuesday. The notice indicates a delay in publishing the full set of country notices.
Brief News Notes From Bloomfield People and Places
Mrs. W. R. Cravens spent Wednesday in Indianapolis. Mrs. Herbert Priest of Linton visited relatives in Bloomfield Thursday. Miss Hazel Slinkard of Newberry visited her aunt, Mrs. W. F. Spooner, Wednesday. Simon Shehee of Switz City called at the Democrat office on business Wednesday. A. M. Beasley Rufus Edington and Wm. Humphreys of Linton were in Bloomfield on business Thursday. John Grounds of Washington township was in Bloomfield Tuesday. John Gorman returned Tuesday from a hospital operation in Indianapolis. Miss Mary Stalcup is home from Indiana University for a few days with her parents. Mrs. H. E. Cushman returned to Indianapolis Thursday. Mrs. James Walker returned to Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday. O. R Rodarmel bought the Star Grocery from Edington and Lucas and will run it as sole owner. Mrs. John W. O'Harrow is sick with pneumonia at home on North Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Slinkard
Newberry
W. F. Spooner
Simon Shehee
Switz City
Democrat
A. M. Beasley
Rufus Edington
Wm. Humphreys
Linton
Bloomfield
John Grounds
Washington Township
John Gorman
Indianapolis
Mary Stalcup
Indiana University
Charles Stalcup
H. E. Cushman
James Walker
Columbus
Ohio
O. R Rodarmel
Star Grocery
Edington and Lucas
Rodarmel
Goodrich Removes Lee in Public Utility Commission
Governor James P. Goodrich removes Edwin M. Lee from the public utility commission Tuesday. Lee's attorney serves notice he will not comply until the legality is court tested, and Lee's attempt to offer services to the commission is refused by Chairman Thomas Duncan. Lee plans mandamus to halt successor salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Goodrich
Edwin M. Lee
Public Utility Commission
Lee
Commission
Thomas Duncan
Z Mandamus
Wonder and Cushman Divorce Suit Filed in Linter
Harvey A Wonder and Goldie Cushman of Linter wed ten days ago. Tuesday Mrs Wonder filed for divorce citing cruel treatment and fear of personal violence and requests restoration of her maiden name Goldie Cushman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey A. Wonder
Goldie Cushman
Linter
Lyons Boys Return from Guard Duty in Second Indiana
Grafton Anderson and Joseph Maddox, Lyons youths, members of the second Indiana regiment, have been released from guard duty and are expected home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Anderson
Joseph Maddox
Lyons
Second Indiana Regiment
Down South Richie Simpson Letter From Palm Beach
Palm Beach resident Richie Simpson writes a letter to friends back home describing coastal scenes and social life during a winter visit. He details weather, local outlets, and neighborhood chatter, conveying a breezy, personal update from the officer of a southern retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richie Simpson
Palm Beach
Florida Winter Warmth Shines in West Palm Beach Letter
Richie Simpson reports from West Palm Beach Florida on January 20 describing mild January weather with temperatures 70 to 82 degrees, barefoot children and light clothing, and crowded concerts. He notes a large Palm Beach hotel opening with 1500 guests and 2000 rooms, frequented by New York millionaires, plus banks and post offices operating as usual. He warns visitors to bring some spending money as Florida tourism heavily relies on tourist dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richie Simpson
W. G. Jones
Florida
West Palm Beach
Fla
Indiana
Palm Beach
New York
General Lee
Miners Suffer Injuries in Bicknell Mine Fall
At the American mine in Bicknell, Harry Hill was caught by falling coal Tuesday and suffered a compound fracture of the left arm. He was taken to a Vincennes hospital. Freeman Haag also sustained a mashed foot from the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hill
Bicknell
Vincennes Hospital
Freeman Haag
Bill for New Constitution Passes House
The house approved a bill to call a constitutional convention by an 87 to 10 vote. It provides for delegate selection on the third Tuesday in September and the convention to be held on the second Tuesday in January 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Robert Morris Dies in Rutherford Township
Robert Morris aged father of John T. Morris a state field accountant and former Martin County auditor died January 19 at his home in Rutherford township Martin County. Funeral services were held Sunday morning at the Truelove chapel. Morris was born in Ohio in 1834 and moved to Indiana with his parents at age ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
John T. Morris
Martin County
Rutherford Township
Truelove Chapel
Mr. Morris
Ohio
Indiana
Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Sandborn Town
Mildred, seven year old daughter of Rev. A. P. Bentley of the M. E. church, Sandborn, is ill with scarlet fever and precautions are in force to curb contagion. Edith Louis, also of Sandborn, is recovering from measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
A. P. Bentley
M. E
Sandborn
Edith Louis
Newspaper subscription offer from Bloomfield Democrat and Terre Haute Tribune
A promotional notice offering a one year subscription to the Bloomfield Democrat and the Terre Haute Tribune for 3.00 dollars, with emphasis on timely payment. readers are urged to send in their subscription while the offer lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Democrat
Terre Haute Tribune Daily
Estate sale of three room house and lots by heirs
In order to settle the Babbet Kauf man estate will sell a three room house and vacant lots in a good location. Max Stein. Phone 90 Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbet Kaufman
Max Stein
Births in South Bloomfield Report
Born to Mr and Mrs Cliffie Dixon in South Bloomfield on January 24 a baby boy joins the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliffie Dixon
South Bloomfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Jake Gimbel Prize
I. C
W. R. Cravens
Herbert Priest
John W. O’harrow
North Walnut Street
Bloomington
Down South
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