Murder Charge Involving Kiger Foxworthy in Wabash Township
A Sunday morning murder near Cooper Chapel in Wabash township涉及 Mitchell Kiger and Charles Foxworthy. The case centers on a family dispute between Foxworthy and his wife, with the Kigers involved in a confrontation that left Milton Kiger dead. Foxworthy claims self defense. postmortem confirms a 38 caliber wound. Foxworthy was indicted for second degree murder and held on $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Kiger
Foxworthy
Mitchell
Ira
Lia
Mitchel
Mitchell Kiger
Veedersburg
Glover
Fox
Fox Worthy
Schoon
George Kiger
Bessie King
C. M. Coggins
James Yerkes
Geo
Danville Man Wyger Laid To Rest In Respectful Funeral
Mary Kiger recalls Wyger born and raised in his Danville neighborhood where he was killed. The blacksmith and union man left a wife and five children at 1714 Griffin Street, Danville. He had $2000 life insurance and belonged to Oak Lawn Brotherhood and Modern Woodmen. Burial services conducted by Rev. Marshall of Tangier with a large crowd. Oaklawn shops halted work as workers joined the funeral procession.
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Mary Kiger
Griffin Street
Danville
Ill
Oak Lawn
Brotherhood
Woodmen
Lil
Marshall
Tangier
Danvill
Covington
Wyger
Oaklawn
Smith Or Machinery
Overcoats at Low Prices at J Lobe’s Stores
Local advertise sale features men boys and children overcoats offered at very low prices. The retailer promotes a wide selection and big savings on winter outerwear.
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J. Lobe’s
Mrs. Jerry Goff Dies Suddenly in Vermillion County
Mrs. Jerry Goff of this city died at the Vermillion county farm early Monday after a brief illness of about a week. She had undergone an operation two years ago for old complications and was at her daughter’s bedside when taken ill. She is survived by her husband one daughter and three sons. Funeral services were held from the country home Wednesday afternoon, with interment in Howard cemetery. Grace Metzger advertises millinery.
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Jerry Goff
Vermillion County
Mandy Ray Dies at County Farm After Brief Illness
Mandy Ray a longtime township resident died at the county farm Tuesday morning after a brief illness. She was about 74 and had lived at the farm for about 35 years. She was married several times, last to John Ray a noted trapper who died years ago, and was said to be of Indian descent, maiden name Harls. Burial was by subscription led by Mrs. Alva Stalker in the county farm cemetery.
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Mandy Ray
John Ray
Harls
Alva Stalker
Ministers Assigned in Northwest Indiana Conference
Bishop McDowell presided at Terre Haute and named Crawfordsville district appointments led by U S Leazenbury. The list includes France Avon Kummer Brownsburg Gelvin Clark's Hill Kirkpatrick Neder Chamberlin Covington and many Indianapolis Danville Lebanon Zionsville among others. Also noted were Rev S I Dougherty sent to Grace church South Bend and Rev K W Strecker and Dr S P Colvin praised for coming changes across the conference.
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McDowell
Terre Haute
Crawfordsville
U.S. Leazenbury
Advance
Newhoss
France
Avon
A. Kummer
Brownsburg
H. F.gelvin
Clark's Hill
Kirkpatrick
T. J. Neder
Colfax
N. A Chamberlin
Covington
W. Strecker
First Church
W. Hixon
Trinity
W. H. Fertich
Danville
A. &. Miller
Darlington
J. H. Boyle
Flackville
Bethel
W. H. Nicely
Indianapolis
Wing Avenue
J. I. Ranier
Riverside Park
W. G. Pullman
St. Paul's
C. A. Parkin
Washington Street
A. H. Lawrence
Jamestown
W. E. Hargrave
Kingman
R. V. Johnson
Ladoga
Mace
J. L. Galloway
Lebanon
M. L. Appleby
Linden
Romney
G. Howard
New Richmond
Jones
Newton
J. K. Ingalls
North Salem
Litton
C. W. Appleby
Perrysville
H. M. Coltin
Roachdale
Seer
Robert's Chapel
Elmdale
Russellville
W. L. Broomfield
Thorntown
Rutter
Veedersburg
Grace Church
South
Isend
K. W. Strecker
S. P. Colvin
Bad Wabash Wreck At Delphi Causes Heavy Destruction
A Wabash Railroad wreck near Delphi Indiana, seventeen miles east of Lafayette, derailed freight No. 91 at 12 15 Sunday morning after a broken switch snapped a rail. The engine overturned and eighteen cars toppled into a grain elevator owned by Donly and Ryan, demolishing the structure. No crew members suffered serious injuries.
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Wabash Railroad
Delphi
Lafayette
Buffalo
Kansas City
Wabash
Donly & Ryan
Cloaks and Plushes Featured at J Loeb's Stores
Novelty cloaks carcuses and plushes headline this shopping note at J Loeb's stores with prices advertised as very low. The item highlights a sale of fashion cloaks and related novelty goods aimed at bargain shoppers.
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J. Loeb’s
County Republicans urged to convene mass meeting
The paper’s previous suggestion for a county mass Republican meeting met general favor with a note that Saturday instead of Friday is possible though any day will do. It urges Republicans across the county to organize and promote the effort.
Salsbury Family Giv es High Class Musical at Presbyterian Church
The Salsbury Family under Epworth League auspices presented a high class musical at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening to a packed audience. The entertainment was fine in every respect.
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Salsbury Famly
Epworth Larague
Presbyterian Church
Social Ladies Entertain Guests At Fourth Street Home
Mesdames C. W. Dice and Grace Adkins hosted gatherings on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Dice s Fourth Street residence. Guests enjoyed light refreshments and games in a convivial social function.
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Mesdames
C. W. Dice
Grace Adkins
New Covington Theatre Bought by FP W. Keaty
The New Covington Theatre was sold the first of the week to FP W Keaty of Montpelier and the new proprietor is now in charge. He comes highly recommended and pledges to present only the highest class picture and vaudeville, seeking the patronage of all.
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Covington Theatre
FP. W. Keaty
Montpelier
Mr. Beaty
Mrs Cora May Wutrich Sues for Damages Against D St Ry and Lt Co
Mrs Cora May Wutrich yesterday began suit in Danville alleging 5000 damages after a buggy collision with a street car. Her praecipe was filed by attorney G G Mabin. She expects to state in the declaration that she was injured in an arm and unable to work as a restaurant employee.
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Cora May Wutrich
D St. Ry. & Lt. Co
G.G. Mabin
Danville Press
Church Federation Discussion With State Leaders
Dr John P Hale president of the State Federation of Churches will speak next Wednesday afternoon the 18th at 2 50 o'clock on church federation. Dr McKenzie secretary will address a popular meeting in the evening on the same topic. Fountain county ministers and laymen are expected to attend.
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John P. Hale
Lafayette
State Federation of Churches
McKenzie
Indianapolis
Fountain County
Miss Myrtie Boyd Named Superintendent at Indianapolis
Miss Myrtie Boyd, graduate of the State Deaf and Dumb School, was selected by the Board of Trustees and Supt. Johnson for the lead of the Girls' Department at the Indianapolis institution. She and her brother left Tuesday to assume duties, reporting Wednesday morning. The position is described as splendid and fitting. the work will be a pleasurable field, as the school is her Alma Mater. Our winter styles and materials in millinery are now ready for you. Mrs. Metzger.
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Myrtie Boyd
State Deaf and Dumb School
Board of Trustees
Johnson
Indianapolis
Miss Boyd
Postmaster Boyd
Aluna Mater
Miss Mary Bright Hosts Evening Dinner for Friends
Miss Mary Bright entertained her young lady friends at a six o'clock dinner Monday evening. Following refreshments the young gentlemen were also guests and an enjoyable evening was spent.
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Mary Bright
Nebeker Recovers Quick With Glass Eye After Surgery
Hon E H Nebeker returned home last Friday aided by smoked glass to protect his eyes. The operated left eye is perfect and healing rapidly, with full vision expected after light adaptation. Mrs Ora LaTourette's Millinery offers latest styles and low prices at North side square.
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E. H. Nebeker
Potatoes Shipped From Glenwood Impress Hillsboro Circles
Willard Remster of Glenwood Minnesota delivered four pounds of potatoes to Hillsboro for retail. He recently shipped a carload of tubers and sent samples to the editor and to Hon. S. H. Nebeker, praising the northland crop and Remster’s agricultural skill.
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Willard Remster
Glenwood
Minnesota
Willard
Hillsboro
Hon
S. H. Nebeker
Mr. Remsters
Hart Shaffner Marx Suits and Overcoats at J Loeb’s
Hart Shaffner & Marx clothing offers suits and overcoats in fall and winter styles at J Loeb's Stores. The ad highlights the latest fashions for men seeking quality durable attire.
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Hart, Shaffner & Marx Clothing
J. Loeb’s
Covington and Danville Tie After Fairground Game
A lively Sunday match at the fairground ended in a tie after four innings as Covington led with several fine plays while Danville responded strongly. The teams had disputed locations for future games, and Veedersburg, Covington, and Danville will not resume play this season.
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Covington
Danville
Veedersburg
Grace Metzger Calls For Customers To Hear Goods
Grace Metzger urges potential buyers to sample and compare products, asserting the value and quality speak for themselves through demonstrations and satisfaction. She emphasizes personal service and a confident guarantee of performance.
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Grace Metzger
Free premium contest offers twelve Republican subscribers
A regional ad promotes a contest across three counties offering first class prizes at no cost. Any man woman boy or girl can gain twelve new Republican subscribers locally for a small effort. No limit on participation. dishes valued at 12 dollars appear as the prize. Form a club now.
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Republican
Visit and Health Notes Prompt Fall Hat Display
Julian M. Martin of Green Castle visited relatives here last week and spent part of the summer traveling in the West. He describes Yellowstone National Park’s beauty and reports improved health from his California sojourn, though he is not in good health now. Before buying millinery, see the full fall and winter hat line at Mrs Metager's.
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Julian M. Martin
Greencastle
National Park
California
Julian
Mrs
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Charles E. Foxworthy
Cooper Chapel
Wabash Township
Charles Foxworthy
Kerr
Meehan
Philpott
Dr. Hicks
Charles Foxworthy Sr
Richland Township
James Tipton
Jos. Henry
Wingate
George W. Kiger
Niger
King
Miss Hunt
Champaign
Dakotas
King Girl
Mr. Foxworthy
Kiger
Milton Kriiger
Adkins
Theatorium
Church Federation
Mrs. Metzger
Miss Bright
Mr. Nebeker
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