Transcript filed in Tarrell case for Supreme Court appeal
Co E. Sturgis returned from Indianapolis with the transcript of 2 500 pages of evidence for Tarrell the largest ever prepared in the county. The brief for reversal is complete. Terrell remains in the Richmond insane hospital, refusing to discuss his condition. Supreme Court ruling may take a year.
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Co. E. Sturgis
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Tarrell
Terrell
Richmond
Mayor J W Holzman to Speak in Bluffton Saturday
John W Holzman mayor of Indianapolis will address the public Saturday at 1 30 p m in the opera house Bluffton Ossian and Bluffton glee clubs and the band will provide music public invited no rally planned by the Democratic county committee Judge Harmon speaks tomorrow night in Wells county and West Side Democrats hold a pole raising with Frank Dailey delivering a rousing speech between six and seven o'clock
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John W. Holzman
Indiaanapolis
Holzman
Democratic County Committee
Bluffton
Opera House
Ossian
Judge Harmon
Wells County
Ossian Glee Club
West Side
Democrats
Frank €. Dailey
Oxozone Water Purifier Gains Local Attention
An ad claims Oxozone purifies water by a teaspoonful per glass, improving taste and destroying typhoid and malaria germs. Mort McAfee leaves for Warren tonight. Mrs Mary Rhodes injured by hot coffee. Dr McKinney attends. Mrs W D Mason hosts sewing club supper at six. Elizabeth Ehie suffers shock after Halloween prank. Dr Spaulding notes improvement.
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Mary Rhodes
Dr. McKinney
St Paul Visit Described By An American Editor
An American editor extols St Paul as a picturesque Mississippi city famed for its 42 bridges, parks, lakes, transit, low death rate, and strong musical culture. He notes Minnehaha Falls, Indian Mounds Park with the High Bridge, and the tornado damage impacting East Seventh Street. He highlights moral standing, the state fish hatchery, and previews the King Edward VII Grenadier Guards concert in St Louis, expected to draw local music lovers.
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Uncle Sam
City of
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Minnehaha Falls
Indian Mounds Park
City
Mississippi Valley
East Seventh Street
Denver
Omaha
Edward VII
Grenadier Guards
St. Louis
Muala
D. of R Haveway Hindman Hosts Visiting Lodges
Paradise Lodge Daughters of Rebekah welcomed Hartford City Petroluem Poneto and Geneva Masonic members with a 12 o clock finish. The Hartford City degree staff performed initiation for Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Shepherd of Bluffton. A two course supper followed in pink and green decor. The visitors departed on a special car after expressing thanks for the hospitality.
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Paradise Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
Hartford City
Petroleum
Poneto
Geneva
Hartford City Lodge
J. S. Shepherd
Bluffton Lodge
Dinig Hall
Bluffton
Rae Krauss case debated as confession under pressure
Jay Hindman in Hartford City interview challenges Rae Krauss confession and motive for pleading guilty. He portrays Rae as pliable under influence, argues others share responsibility, and questions timing of statements from her husband and public announcements. Local events note Hamilton Wallace and Charles Coverdale visiting, Shakespeare circle meeting, and W M S plans. Governor Durbin appearance altered to Geneva.
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Jay Hindman
Hartford City
Krauss
Rae Krauss
W. R. Krauss
Stone
Grim mine disasterclaims ten dead at National Coke works
Special correspondent reports ten men killed instantly when a cage malfunction at the National Coke works dropped them hundreds of feet. Rescue teams reached the site to recover mangled bodies amid a fatal accident at Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania.
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Wilkesbarre
National Coke Works
Charleston
N. C
Mammoth
Winston, Salem
Oswalt apologizes in family dispute note
John Oswalt submits a public apology for marital trouble and accepts blame for past behavior toward Winnie Oswalt. He reports the wife left briefly and that three children remain in his care. Both vow to improve and reunite for the children's sake, urging stability at home.
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John 2
Osiwalt
Winnie Oswalt
John Oswalt
Oswalt
Montpelier
Heavily Loaded November Court Docket Promises Busy Term
Clerk Hugh Studabaker reports a heavy November docket with thirty eight criminal cases and 145 civil suits ready for trial. More civil actions, including sixteen divorce petitions, are expected before court opens as jury commissioners prepare for seven weeks of sessions. Robert Rishel will spend several days this week in Muncie and Marion.
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Hugh Studabaker
Eagles Name A Day For Hartford City Opera House Work
The Eagles met at the Federation of Labor hall discussing the date of the 17th for instituting Hartford City work. Officers to be elected November 15 and committees named for invitations banquet reception music decoration. A hall for regular meetings is to be secured soon and a charter class is forming.
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Tla Eagles
Federation of Labor Hall
Opera
Hartford City
Invitationa
J. B. Poffenberger
D. Duncan
Matson Reiff
Frank Wade
Jack Moyahan
Fred
Hagles
Wsebey
Coroner's inquest probes fatal Sanderson murder case
Hartford reports describe E. P. Sanderson killed in a mill pond with two bullet wounds and a head fracture. Evidence points to a deliberate crime by a determined killer, with witnesses testifying to threats and a missing strap linked to a harness. Cooks and Ernest Sanderson remain jailed by request. further charges expected after inquest.
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H. B. Robison
Hartford
Fternoon
Sanderson
Cook
Char
Cool
Ernest Sanderson
Ederson
Mill Pond
Havard City
S. Ne
W. A. Wentz
Marriage License Granted To C C Rader And Miss Anna
The latest couple to secure a license from the clerk of the court were C. C. Rader and Miss Anna. The Banner extends its congratulations. R. W. Stine and A. W. Ham spoke at Jackson school house last night. The Eeho glee club offered a strong program drawing a large crowd. The school house was crowded and not everyone could be admitted. Enthusiasm was intense and the open spectators were cordially greeted. The Montpelier high schools students formed a witty prank when a Jersey was taken up stairs into the assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Rader
Mise Anna
R. W. ‘Stine
A. W. Ham
Jackson School
Eeho Glee Club
Montpelier
Pountacks Club
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J. W. Holtzman
Mort McAfee
Warren
Hilzabeth Ehie
Hallowe'en
Ohio Street
Spaulding
Frank Chalfant
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R. Haveway
Hindman
H. H. Wallace
Landesville
Charles Coverdale
Pittsburg
Ladies of the Round Table
Bertha Cumming
Durbin
Repub
W. J. Neal
Grenadiers
England
Federal
Minn
Studabaker
Robert Rishel
Muncie
Marion
THE
Eagles
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