Two Young Men Arrested Admit Pact in Suicide Case
Indianapolis men John A. Federspill and Forrest Harrison confessed to detectives that they were with Jamestown girl Irene Wyatt and Pittsboro woman Catherine Duran the night before a suicide pact that killed Miss Wyatt. Duran survived but suffered severe injuries. bodies were found near White River with two poison bottles nearby. Detectives pursued a tip leading to arrests at dawn Thursday as the inquiry continued.
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John A. Federspill
South East Street
Forrest Harison
New York Street
Indianapolis
Catherine Duran
Pittsboro
Ind
Irene Wyatt
Jamestown
Miss Wyatt
White River
Riverside Park
Manning
Feeney
Hall
Quigley
Federspill and Harrison
Federspill
Hanson Avenue
Harrison
Feder
G. &. Francis
Jamestown M. E. Church
Doc
Mrs. Duzan
Wyatt
Indianapolis News
Fairview Park
Entral
Uni
Harzizon Ae Ag
Semon Yi Lefe
Federapill
The Husband's Duty and Home Temperance
A long moral discourse urges men to honor their wives, keep temperate, and prioritize home. It warns against intoxication and deceit while stressing truthful, kind partnership. The piece details a scandal involving young women, alleged misconduct, and subsequent legal charges linked to Federspill, Harrison, and Miss Wyatt.
Laporte Jewelers Visit and Domestic Guidance Notes
Garner attends Jeweler's State Convention in Laporte with Chamber of Commerce guests and tours Michigan City prisons. The issue blends banquet plans with homely advice on methodical housekeeping, reflections on life, marriage warnings, and gratitude for nature and daily comforts.
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A. A. Garner
Laporte
Chautauqua Closes as Redpath Return Backed by Pledges
The Thorntown Chautauqua ended a seven day run with Montraville Flowers presenting The Japanese Question to a large crowd and the Haines Kellogg Company performing a sacred concert. Dr. Clancy Bassett announced that pledge cards signed by residents of Thorntown and nearby areas ensure the Redpath people will return next year, drawing applause from the evening audience.
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Thorntown
Michigan visit links Monticello man with Third Infantry
Ora Page of Monticello Ia traveled to Jiddington Mich for a day and met E Buren Shore of Jiddington who is encamped with the Third U S Infantry conducting a school of instruction largely for college students. Shore is a member of the Infantry band and has six months remaining in service. The unit was formerly stationed at Madison Barracks Sackets Harbor NY.
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Ora Page
Monticello
Jiddington
Mich
E. Buren Shore
Third U. S. Infantry
Shore
Third Infantry
Madison Barracks
Sackets Harbor
N. Y
Harrison well known one of men arrested in Indianapolis
A Crawfordsville native known as Doc Harrison, once a city barber shop employee, faced arrest in Indianapolis. Links to Crawfordsville include his family and former residence. He showed a promising youth but now faces troubling events following a night life incident. The other incident reports two Royal street bungalows struck by lightning, insured with minor damage and no injuries.
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Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Forrest
Harrison
Hanapolis
Arine
Crawford
Doc
Craffordeville
Feskdo
Royal Street
Geo. T. Miller
Ora Kernadle
Martin Odekerk
Ohio
London and Globe
Endorses Play Ground Plans in Lebanon Letter
Mrs. Jennie C. Falston writes to Phil Adler praising Lebanon's interest in children's playgrounds. She stresses parental responsibility to guide play for safe, productive futures and urges establishing a Lebanon Play Ground with facilities like swimming, croquet, tennis, swings, and sand beds to uplift morals and physical development.
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Phil Adler
Jennie C. Falston
Lebanon
Indiana
Mr. Ralston
Walter Witt Joins Grain Commission Firm
Walter Witt left for Indianapolis to take a position under his brother Frank Witt in the Board of Trade building. Frank Witt, a leading grain man, needed a new worker after a vacancy and welcomed Walter as a well qualified recruit who had just graduated from Clegate university.
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Walter Witt
Indianapolis
Frank Witt
Board of Trade
Grain Commission
Walter
Clegate University
Kicked in the head wounds a three year old Beard child
Herbert Beard three years old son of Mr and Mrs Herschel Beard residing north of Mechanicaburg was kicked in the head by a youth playing around a barn. He was rendered unconscious about 8 am and is in a semi coma town condition with injuries not yet fully assessed.
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Herbert
Herschel Beard
Mechanicaburg
Colf
Gem flips popular at Boone county fair for kids
The toy, two wooden pieces riveted at one end, launches paper discs with printed Boone County Fair branding and catchy slogans. It has become a hit with children in Boone and neighboring counties, with a local incident at Thorntown nearly disrupting a Chautauqua story hour during toy distribution.
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Boone County
Boone County Fair
Lebanon
Ind
Thorntown
Barn Raising Brings Lebanon Neighbors to Neal Farm
Friday afternoon about fifty men from Lebanon joined neighbors at Harve T. Neal's farm, five miles northeast of town, for an old fashioned barn raising. The 60 by 64 foot modern structure drew a large crowd, with lemonade served by Mrs. H T Neal and others from an improvised orchard bower.
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Lebanon
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Redpath
Michigan
E. Buren
U. S
Wes. Ralston
Saya
Ita Young
Boy
Colt
Herschel
Harve Neal
United July
Century Line
W. S. Ritchie
J. H. Barker &Son
Lexington
Thompson & Son
North
A. Bassett
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