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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

2

Army Life in Hawaii A Portrait of U S Troops on Oahu

The article surveys 8000 soldiers stationed on Oahu across Fort Ruger De Russy Armstrong Kamehameha Shafter and Schofield barracks. It notes healthful climate, Diamond Head fortifications, naval Pearl Harbor proximity, and large payroll while detailing daily life, civilian interactions, deserter incidents at sea, and the adaptability of Army families.

United States Army Navy Broadway Gotham Hawaii Oahu Honolulu States Philippines Coast Artillery Signal Corps Fort Ruger Fort de Russy Fort Armstrong Fort Kamehameha Fort Shafter Schofield Barracks Naval Base Pearl Harbor Waianae Koolau Mountains Ledeliua Plain Diamond Head Ruger Mill Village Pineapple Field Matsonia Wilhelmina United States Army San Francisco Armstrong Neindy

Wealthy Pike County man in breach suit settles out of court

Miss Jennie M. Knox's twenty five thousand dollar breach of marriage contract suit against Henry Cassidy will be dismissed in the Pike circuit court. Knox, who worked for Cassidy fourteen years, alleged plans for a shared future including home improvements and a church affiliation, but Cassidy opted not to marry. The ceremony had surprised acquaintances in Daviess and Pike counties.

Washington Jennie M. Knox Henry Cassidy Pike County Pike Misa Knox Mr. Cassidy W. A. Jochum St. Mary's Catholic Church Amiel Turk Miss Knox

Kern Likely to Speak at Good Roads Rally

Wayne County Good Roads association organizing an old trails celebration on July 4 expects Senator Kern to deliver the principal address. In a letter he expressed desire to attend and hoped to send formal acceptance soon.

Kern Richmond Wayne County Good Roads Association Senator Kern

Auto Runs Away In Lisbon Street Incident

A runaway car owned by A. B. Boszer of Lisbon sped down the main street, throwing Boszer to the ground and scattering pedestrians before crashing through the plate glass window in front of W. A. DeVault’s grocery.

Newdallville A. 8 Boszer Lisbon W. A. DeVault

Body Found Dangling Near Wabash River

A farmer plowing three miles west of Peru found the body of Thomas Brown dangling from a tree in a field by the Wabash river. A note pinned to his trousers claimed his innocence against charges brought by a young woman of the city. Brown, about sixty five, a single laborer, is identified as the deceased.

Trea Peru Thomas ‘Brown Brown Bis City

Parole Violator Returned From Vacation At Indiana Reformatory

Jeffersonville Indiana paroled offender Roy Jarboe from Perry county is reported as the only escapee in years to run away on leave. Super intendent Peyton returns from two months west to bring him back after a sick relatives visit.

Jeffersonville D. C

India 18 Society annual outing to Battle Ground June 26

The India 18 Society of Chicago plans a June 26 outing at Battle Ground Tippecanoe County with 500 plus visitors. A Monon special train will bring guests from Chicago. luncheon, Indian costumes, professional lead party, motion picture reproduction, and addresses by Thomas R. Marshall Charles W. Fairbanks and Governor Samuel M. Ralston are planned. Indian tepees and ponies will enhance the scene followed by a Lafayette dinner party.

India 18 Society Chicago Battle Ground Tippecatoe County Buttle’Ground Thomas R. Marshall Charles W. Fairbanks Samuel M. Ralston Lafayette

Boy 14s Flight Attempt Ends in Injury

Kavanaville John Mitchell aged fourteen living on Mt. Vernon road near the city tried to fly using a self made girder and wings from a pattern bought at a local store. He leapt from the left of a stable and crashed. his left arm broke near the elbow and he suffered slight internal injuries.

Kavanaville John Mitchell Mt. Vernon Road Mitchell

Worthington Church Dedicated by Topeka Minister

The Rev. Orville L. Cook of Topeka Kansas dedicated Worthington’s new Christian church assisted by Pastor Rev. W. B. Morris and other members. All town churches closed for the day to allow attendance. The church cost $15,000 and is described as modern and convenient.

Worthington Worthingston Orville L. Cook Topeka Kas W. B. Morris

Judgment Awards $1500 in Lake Superior Court Case

Hammond George Wertzeberger an employee of American Steel Foundries received a $1500 judgment after losing part of a finger at work. Juror also granted James Welich $1000 for a broken back from a fall off a scaffold while employed by Henry Goebel a Whiting contractor.

Hammond George Wertzeberger American Steel Foundries Company Lake Superior James Welich Welch Henry Goebel

Noted Vincennes Loon Keeper William Swayze Dies

William Swayze, six feet seven inches tall and 255 pounds, former Vincennes police member and prominent patrolman, died at his home from stomach cancer. He leaves a widow and several children.

Vincennes William Swayze Swayze Police Department

Counterfeit $5 Bills Circulated in Fort Wayne

Police report counterfeit five dollar notes circulating in Fort Wayne. The bills look authentic at first glance but fail upon close inspection by their poor paper thread engraving and a noticeably altered Indian’s face.

Fort Wayne

Sixth District Republicans Plan Love Feast in Shelbyville

At a Shelbyville meeting of the Republican county central committee a love feast for Sixth district Republicans was scheduled for Tuesday evening June 15 in the city. Enos Porter was appointed to consult the state committee and arrange a speaker for the occasion.

Shelbyville Republican County Central Committee Enos Porter State Committee

Civil War Veteran John P Leister Dies in Evansville

John P Leister age 71 or 70 a Civil War veteran dies in Evansville after a short illness He was a member of Farragut post Grand Army of the Republic He is survived by several children The body will be sent to Owenaville Indiana for burial

Evansville Farragut Post Grand Army of the Republic Owenaville Ind

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