John Wilson Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
The jury convicted John Wilson of murder in the first degree and sentenced him to life imprisonment. His attorney, Mr. Ruffin, plans a new trial at the next term, with Wilson likely remaining in jail until October. The verdict followed lengthy deliberations and extensive testimony about the night of the crime and Wilson’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ruffin
Wilson
John Wilson
Alen Wiles
Ohn
Ruffin
Yarose
Hie
Notee
Gray
Ruttin
Messrs. Schrader and Mahan
Rush
Mr. Caldwell
Freer
Maude Wilson
Roberts Park
Edy
Joseph Hauk
Hhe
Wilsems
Dr. Stoops
Barker
Elwood
Spicely
Harry Robinson
First Home Grown Potatoes Marketed
J. W. Heizer of Columbia township marketed what he believed were the season’s first home grown potatoes. They were very fine and quickly sold. The potato crop generally promises to be abundant this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WH. Heizer
Columbia Township
Taft Pledges Revision Path in Conference Talks
The article details Taft’s stump talks to senators about Sime and Washington issues, stressing a plan to retain House and Senate reductions while aiming for a genuine revision measure. It notes the president’s stance and his pledge from the Chicago platform guiding conference shaping and signature expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jude
Peddie Tovt
Senate
House
Chicago
Hovip Gath
Cincinnati Aims at Two Hour Time Change for Summer
City council acts to adopt daylight saving like schedule in Cincinnati Ohio from May to October. The ordinance sets clock one hour ahead from May 1 to October 1 and takes effect January 1, 9170. The measure follows debate on early day shifts and commuter benefits.
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Cincinnati
Chheinnati City Council Fies
Comercial
Vribnine
James Connell Death Notice in Ohio Born 1826
James Connell of near Glenwood dies aged eighty three from complications of old age. Born in Ohio in March 1826 he leaves three sons and four daughters. His wife died about twelve years ago. The funeral was held this afternoon from Ben Davis church with cortere leaving the home at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes McConnell
Glenwood
Ohio
Jeaves
Ben Davis
Cortere
Weed Buc khorn Pest Threatens City Lawns
A local notice warns that bucckhorn weed may become a major nuisance if not stamped out soon. It spreads rapidly on lawns, kills grass and flowers, with literature from a Washington department urging immediate control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnston Improves After Abdominal Abscess Surgery
Dwight Johnston remains on the mend after Sunday's operation for an abdominal abscess. His recovery progresses noticeably with each half day, the worst suffering already past, and doctors foresee no serious complications beyond needed rest during convalescence.
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Dwight Johnston
Third Reunion Plans Expanded Editorial Open
The Andersonville newspaper editor Rev. EL Wilson was in the city. The third annual edition will be produced on a larger scale this year and open on Tuesday at a date yet specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Wilson Dscdler
Andersonsiile Fleradd
Charles W Neff undecided on future plans after sale of practice
Charles W Neff remains undecided about his future location after selling his medical practice to Attorney de Gr Jolmastom. Neff will take an extended trip before choosing a new base, with his law library closed due to the sale and Jolmastom assuming office at one.
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Charles Wo Nett
Thas
de Gr. Jolmastom
Ma. Nett
Mre
Jolheton
Atv
Nett
Odd Pellaws
Chem
Uexae
Andersonville Birth Record For Charles Barber Family
A birth is recorded in Andersonville noting Charles Barber and his wife welcomed a child Thursday evening. The local community mentions a voter pride and a discussion about Jim Watson, with unclear context and details remaining.
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Charles Barber
Colles
Charles
Jim Watson
Women owners of railroad stock rise to fourteen percent
The article notes that women now own 14 percent of American railroad stocks, reflecting a shift in investment patterns. It discusses the growing participation of women in corporate ownership and its impact on the railroad industry.
Alls Well Ends Well Cheer Sparks in City
Local readers report a festive mood as events wrap up successfully. Vague references to joy and happiness hint at community celebrations and upbeat tones throughout the segment.
City and Fair Officials Reach Agreement on Roberts Park Project
The Free Fair Association and City Park Board approved a plan for a hillside amphitheatre at Roberts Park with steel supports, seating for three thousand, and covered seating at each end. The city will fund 1500 for cement work while the association builds and maintains facilities for a ten year term before transferring ownership to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Fair Association
Taare
Oveertine
All Masterma
Indiana
Messrs. Cain, Brown and Tingley
City Park Board
M. C. McBurney
Ansted and McCready
Free Fair Committee
Hanson
Roberts Park
Death of W. C. Ritter at Brownsville
William J. Ritter aged five years and seven months died at Brownsville after a long illness from complications. He was the son of a telegraph operator and a cousin to several family members. His mother Vina Ritter mourns the loss in this distant train-side death.
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William J. Riter
Vina Riter
Brownsville
Cnet
Basides
Seerab
King Davids Frequence and Local Ties
Fragmented OCR text references a city, a church or parish, and a local event. Mentions of King David and various names hint at a historical or cultural notice with unclear dates and places. The readable parts point to a community gathering or tribute tied to a named figure.
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Lewis Matney
Orange
J. Caldwell
Waterloo
Rush County
Lo’ Holman
Allen Newsom
Herschel Daubenspeck
Henry Schrader
Earl Tweedy
AL J. Winship
Dennison Morris
Marshat AL Hinciemlan
James Mahan
BE. Od. Morris
Jerry
Svidence
Wiles
Tintianapolis
Jane
Sarah Sacre
J. H. Heizer
Taft
Phitform
Stump
Sime
Big Roberts Park
Council
State of
James Connell
MR. Johnston
Charles W. Neff
E. G. Johnston
Futuare
Worprson
Andersonville Llerard
Rolberts Park
Counc
Free Fair
W. C. Ritter
Brownsville Station
King David
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