Bombs Testimony Shapes Simple Assault Verdict
In Denver a defendant, Kemp V Biglow, is found guilty of simple fault after defense attorneys Ellis and Winn demonstrate that bombs he manufactured could be harmless. The extreme penalty cited is six months imprisonment, with Biglow claiming no intent to harm.
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Kemp Piglow
Atorney J.W. Winn
Denver Times
Wedsday
Attoneys Ellis
Winn
Biglow
Rbs
Denver
Torneys
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Colo
Kemp V. Bigelow
Bryan
Ohio
Buchtel
David H. Moffatt
Lawrence C. Phipps
Edward Chase
Cieme
Bigelow
Card of Thanks from the Nelson Family
The children of Frank Nelson express sincere thanks for kindness shown by the employer of the urnbull Wagon Works the National Union neighbors and friends during the illness and after the death of their father. They also thank for flowers emblems and comforting words to be remembered with gratitude.
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Frank Nelson
T!e
Urnbull Wagon Works
National Union
Spavin Liniment Sold By J. P. Buffington Druggist
English Spavin Liniment removes hard soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses including blood spavins curbs splints sweeney ring bone sprains swollen throats coughs and more. Save 50 cents with one bottle. A wonderful blemish cure sold by J P Buffington Druggist.
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J. P. Buffington
Juniors Stage Notable Program At Local High School
The junior class hosted an afternoon program at the high school auditorium with pure junior participation. Performances included orations by Lucy Cheney and Laura Ferguson, a mandolin duet by Carl Brickman and Joseph Boyer, essays, songs, debaters on a Roosevelt third term, poems by Howard Webb, and recitations by students such as Myrtle Diehl and Hazel Hilton.
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Roosevelt
Joseph Engers
Edna Geiger
Leslie Hay
Carrie Watkins
Cheney
Laura Ferguson
Carl Brickman
Joseph Boyer
Claud Helmick
Myrtle Diehl
Florence Tillman
Howard Webb
Irene Weigerding
Marguerite Kegel
Chaucer
Chester Yackles
Regulus
John Groselle
Birdie Robinson
Hazel Hilton
Not Guilty in Eckelberry Barn Fire Case
Ottawa reports that after three days and about fifty witnesses the jury found L K Eckelberry not guilty of burning a barn for money. Testimony showed conflicting claims with a man named Ilsen admitting involvement and Koekelberry’s daughters disputing his statement.
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Ottawa
L. K. Eckelberry
Thomas I‘lsen
Koekelberry
Visitor and residents noted in Defiance county update
Miss Carolyn Stafford visits from Cecil and Mrs. Edward Squire to arrive in New York on the 20th after a Europe tour. Marriage licenses issued to George Thone and Zeila Kuszmans, and Gerald Donnel and Leliah Fee. Defiance county population increases by four as babies arrive. George Miller injured on the Wabash line after a fall from a locomotive tender. he is hospitalized in Peru after a rope break and fall fifteen feet.
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Edward Squire
New York
Europe
George S. Thone
Pioneer
Zeila M. Kuszmans
Delaware Township
Gerald A. Donnel
Hicksville Township
Leliah M. Fee
Milford Township
Defiance County
George Hoschock
Charles Frank
Tony Kerns
George Geiger
Defiance
George Miller
Wabash
Miller
Peru
Farmer Calvin Van Wagner Ends Troubles With Gun
Calvin Van Wagner a 41 year old farmer living near the Chil dren's Home in Tiffin township shot himself at his home around 6 30 PM Thursday after telling a son he would end his troubles He died several hours later despite medical aid from Dr Lehman of Ney Witnesses included two sons and Mr Davison of Napoleon The funeral was held Sunday at Evansport with interment there He was described as kind when sober but quarrelsome when drinking and survived by a wife and six children
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Tiffin Township
van Wagner
Lehman
Ney
Divison
Napoleon
van Wagners
van Wagoner
Davison
Mr. van Wagner
Evansport
Cleveland Woman Visits before Moving to Denver
Mrs Will LaVergne of Cleveland visits at the home of Dan Kintner before departing for Denver Colorado to join her husband Mr LaVergne.
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Will LaVergne
Cleveland
Dan Kintner
Denver
Col
Mr. LaVergne
Reverend S L Roberts Remains in Ministry Through Tempting Offer
Napoleon Northwest News recalls Rev S L Roberts of Defiance who, fifty-two years after his Napoleon arrival, declined a 40 acre land grant to quit preaching. He chose faith over wealth, later owning a 120 acre Henry county farm and continuing to preach while not in active ministry.
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S. L. Roberts
Defiance
Maumee Valley
Mr. Roberts
Napoleon
Pioneer Times
Roberts
Jas. Haly
Wm Sheffield
Ed Sheffield
Wm Jackson
Dr. McHenry
Chas. McWillians
Wm R. Taylor
Henry County
Robinsons Learn Son In Cavalry Transferred To South Dakota
Mr and Mrs G Robinson of this city report their son Earl a member of troop C 21 U S Cavalry has been transferred with his troop to South Dakota where they have been assigned the task of subduing the Indians who have shown a spirit of insurrection.
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G. Robinson
City
Earl
U. S. Cavalry
South Dakota
Hicksville Woman Sues B and O Railroad Over Depot Window Fall
Lillie Mierly of Hicksville sues the B and O railroad for 500 damages claiming a window sash fell in the Sherwood depot waiting room in May. The suit originated in Justice Casebeer s court for 295 damages.
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Lillie Mierly
Hicksville
B. & O. Railroad Company
Sherwood Depot
Ella May Not Wrecked on Miami and Erie Canal
The Ella May, feared wrecked near Bucklen’s Lock, is confirmed moored on the canal bed behind the Kittner cloth shop. Smoke from its stack shows the skipper remains aboard while the Kila May appears seaworthy and canal revival hopes rise with next summer’s dock repairs.
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Ella
Miami and Erie Canal
Toledo
Bucklen’s Lock
Grand Rapids
Ella May
Kittner
Train jumps track near Dillon injuring seven on westbound run
A westbound passenger train near Dillon in Laporte Indiana left the rails at 60 miles per hour last night. Four passengers and three trainmen were severely injured while many others suffered minor hurts. The injured were sent to Chicago on a special relief train. The wreck sent the entire train into a corn field.
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Laporte
Ind
Dillon
Chicago
Adjustable Building at St Paul Auditorium
The Bellman reports architects devised mechanical devices at the St Paul Auditorium to swing boxes and a balcony to center, dropping ceiling walls to form a fan shaped concert space. When needed for large events the partitions rise again to full size of the hall.
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St. Paul
Bellman
Barley Proves Value in Feeding Cattle and Hogs
Farmers endorse barley as a valuable feed for cattle and hogs. Crushed barley with clover hay yields remarkable gains in cattle fattening, making barley essential for hog raisers as well.
Inspectors Report Praises Defiance Militia Camp
The camp and field inspection of Co. G Sixth regiment O N G received by Capt DeKay shows excellent results. Military bearing discipline and drill were very good with minor issues like some men not shaved. The kitchen work improved after the first day and deters confusion during mess. Overall the inspector Major Charles Becht found room for minor improvements but praised attendance, discipline, and readiness of the unit.
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DeKay
Charles Becht
N. G
Indictments In Murder Case From St Marys Duo Named
Auglaize county grand jury returns two indictments for murder in the second degree against William Williams known as Bude and Vernard Gibson of St Marys. They are charged in the death of James Abbott whose body was found south of town after a three weeks search. Gibson confesses to shield his mother who is held on a minor charge.
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Wapakoneta
Auglaize County
William Williams
Bude
Vernard Gibson
St. Marys
James Abbott
Abbott
Gibson
Smith
Library Receives Ridpath Library of Universal Literature
The public Library acquires a fine set of reference books for the children's room presented by Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Emery. The collection, titled Ridpath Library of Universal Literature, comprises 25 volumes bound in half leather and deemed a very acceptable addition to the Library.
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Public
B. J. Emery
Ridpath Library of Universal Literature
Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion Promises Quick Cure
Ited cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by J. P. Buffington, Druggist.
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Woolford
J. P. Buffington
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