Double Cross in Love Triangle Ends in Revelation
Wealthy Jim Stanley and friend Rollin Waterman clash over Doris Colby as Nina Morgan schemes to split them. Rollin wins Doris, but Nina’s betrayal and a missing necklace unravel plans. Stanley returns with Swami Ramanova and uncovers Nina and Rollin’s deception, leading to a final reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stanley
New York
Rollin Waterman
Jim
Rollin
Doris Colby
Nina Morgan
Rollins
Stanley
Nina
Doris
Frank Wilson
India
Bromfield
Waterman
Duvoris
Swami Ramanova
Colby Seeks to Shield Doris From Public Shame
In a tense confrontation lawyer Mr. Colby reveals to Jim that Doris’s marriage to Stan is failing and that Colby possesses the Colby necklace from a prior theft. He vows to shield his daughter from public disgrace while pressing Stan for the truth about the jewel and the couple’s ruinous situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Colby
Waterman
Doris
Mr. Colby
Stanley
India
Emile
Jim
Rollin
Fea
Realizing Winter Brings Coal Demand Rise
Citizens rush to secure coal as cool nights signal approaching winter. Many households delay until already cold forcing a rush to purchase amid high demand.
School Opens Next Monday As District Finishes Prep
Readiness ramps up for the new term as the district schedules opening on Monday March 3. Classes will run 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Mr Winter will be in the office Friday and Saturday to answer student questions on credits and programs. School buildings are being cleaned and prepared with broom, disinfectant, coal shovel, and dust pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Susie
Winter
Ies
Frida
Fragmentary Education Manifesto Ends Mid Thought
A partial quote extols education as torchbearer of progress and culture. The fragment describes education as enlightening the world, inspiring imagination, and banishing ignorance, while acknowledging the struggles and triumphs tied to learning.
Schools Prepare for Opening as 600 Students Enroll
The Tribune reports a plan to found a gang that will end a happy summer vacation for more than six hundred young Americans expected to enroll at the opening of school. Local and township books are ready, with required texts available through Grigsby Drug. School board lists teachers for Lincoln and other schools, detailing graduates and assignments for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aew Township
Grigsby
Laas
Tribune
Schoo Board
Lincoln
Lincoln Emerson Chord
Superiiora
H. Normal
Phoebe Nickels Munde
Ormal
Paul Lapibe
Eee
Sick Branch Used as Sewer Needs Enclosure
A city reports ongoing malaria fever symptoms among residents due to a sick branch being used as a sewer. Officials urge residents to stop dumping garbage and refuse into the area as cleanup efforts continue amid concerns over costly repairs and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulerich
Sa Ta Et Report Sparks AE and Von Epee Wes
A brief item notes AE and Von Epee Wes Sa Ta Et involvement in an event. The short line hints at participants or teams, with no clear outcome provided. Readers are left with a barebones teaser in a local paper style.
Ferguson Couple Announces Dimmer Sunday Plans
Local notice states Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ferguson plan a dimmer Sunday event with Janet involved in the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Charlies
Ferguson
Bad Dang
Janet
School Plan Arranges Straughn Students to Lewisville
W H Livingston trustee of klin township and Dan Ellabarger of Du township Henry county arrange for Straughn high school students to attend Lewisville this fall after their school was destroyed by fire. Donald Crise will be Lewisville principal succeeding I H Hahn who recently died in Benton Harbor Michigan. Dudley township will fund teachers and tasks while Straughn is taught at Lewisville. September 10 start date set with a transfer fee as new grade building plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straughn High
Studens
Lewisville
W. H. Livingston
Klin Township
Dan Ellabarger
du Township
Henry County
Nts
Straughn High School
Ee Ae
Ihe
Donald Crise
Straughn
I. H. Hahn
Benton Harbor
Mich
Dudley Township
Robt Hughes Robbery Leaves $2000 Stock Stolen
Robt Hughes clothing store in the Hurst block was entered between 2 and 4 am Friday. Thieves took 1500 to 2000 dollars in new stock, fled in a car after a pursuit with Marshal Reich firing on the escapee. Police Beeson Ulerich and others hunt the suspects. two men escaped through the back door into an alley and sped west before turning north toward Front street. Large quantity of suits coats and sweaters missing. insurance details unclear. Similar license found on a car involved in a Miamiburg Ohio chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hughes
Hurst Opera House
Marshal the Rich
Hamel
Main Ree
Ulerich
Wheeler
Big Four Railroad
Front Street
Howard
Hudson
Illinois
Beeson
Hughes
Sabes
Wapeseans
Reida
Miamisburg
Ohio
Miss Marie Bolenbaugh Receives Federal Home Demonstration Post
Miss Marie Bolenbaugh is named home demonstration agent for a district including Wayne Randolph and Union counties. Formerly a vocational home economics teacher in Cambridge City, she brings likely success and local support for the federally funded program. The position, created by recent Congress action, places her in charge of overseeing domestic science work across the three counties.
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Marie Bolenbaugh
Wayne
Randolph
Union Counties
Vara
Cambridge
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Milton
Doddridge Grave Decorating Company
Harry Manlove
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Ivan Ohmit
France
Vernis Petty
Jacob Chapman
Chillicothe
Harold Watkins
Valparaiso
Carl Ingermann
Camp Dodge
Iowa
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Purdue
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Eddie C. Revalee
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Rockford
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James Lichty
Sam Willits
K-I-One
Connersville
Cambridge City Grays
Cambridge City
John Jackson
Washington Township
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Samuel Cohen
Theatorium
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Joe Bender
Joe
Joe Saikley
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Syria
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Wayne County
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Dublin
Mount Auburn
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Locust Grove Church
Charles Conklin
Joliet, Ills
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New Castle Tribune
New Castle
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