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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1915

Page

9

Love and Legacy at the Normandy Chateau

An officer, once Africa bound, returns to Normandy with a claimed fortune of apple orchards and a chateau. He seeks Julia’s love, pledging his soldier’s pay and promised estate as proof of fidelity and future happiness. Pitchoune, the faithful dog, watches the transformation and accepts a new family life.

Julia Pono Piso Jewela Mademoizelle Normandy Tremont Africa Herming Anbron Bren Louis. XII Chateau Sabron Pitchoune Louis XIII Pitchorne France

Bogus Brother Sermon Sparks Plainspoken Rebuke

In Ebenezer chapel during a revival Brother Bogus proclaims sanctification while claiming sinless life. Parson Baguter interrupts questioning a lapse and recalls Colonel White’s absentminded blunders in a humorous exchange. Kansas City Star report notes the colloquial sermon style and implied moral.

Colonel White Allas Kansas City Star

Woman Foils Bomb Threat In Philadelphia Street

Mrs Pauline Siegel found a bomb with a lit fuse on neighbor Salvatore Corso's doorstep at 1621 South Franklin Street Philadelphia. Mr Siegel tossed it into the street breaking the device, a fragment exploded, six sticks of dynamite and gunpowder were discharged. Two men left a package, sparked a match, then fled as she seized the item and buried it in the street. Corso family says no known enemies.

Pauline Siegel Salvatore Corso South Franklin Street Philadelphia Siegel

Health Shield of an Eighty Three Year Old

An elderly woman shares her secret to long health by avoiding worry, taking naps, and outsourcing chores. She emphasizes a calm mind and trusting her brain and heart to the Brent universe to sustain her.

Brent -Universe

Examination of Military Film Exhibit in Nations Capital

An exhibit of motion pictures related to military activities and railways is shown nationwide without charge. The collection includes works from 1813 and features buildings and houses as part of the display.

Vailhltary

Fort Wayne Street Car Training Ordinance Sparks Battle

Fort Wayne city council passes an ordinance requiring at least fourteen days of training for street car operators, aiming to settle a strike by excluding strike breakers. Traction officials vow to challenge the measure in federal court while unions say many returning crews did not join the union. Public sympathy favors the union as twenty four cars mostly carry no passengers.

Fort Wayne W. J. Hosey Barrett The Traction Company Hosey

Electric Device Aids Traffic Officers in Columbus

R M Champion, a local factory employee, claims to have invented an electric device that signals traffic policemen and drivers up to a square ahead. Lights on a black disc indicate intended turn direction for both front and rear of the vehicle to reduce collision risks in heavy traffic.

Columbus R. M. Champion

Runaway Parole Case In Indiana Reformatory

Jed Luther Nix, eighteen, reportedly fled the Indiana reformatory last week to see his sweetheart near Scottsburg. He was to be released on parole next week and had been sent to a barn with another prisoner. Nix, from Scott County, was committed for petit larceny on October 31, 1913. A $25 reward is offered for parole violators on notices sent out for Nix, replacing the usual $50 for escapees.

Jeffersonville Scottsburg Jed Luther Nix Indiana Reformatory Nix Scott County

Bridge Collapse Injures Four on Pisgah Bridge

Four men were injured when a scaffold on the Pisgah bridge over Bridge Creek in the northwestern part of the county collapsed. Ernest Wyne was believed fatally hurt, others named Wyne Wolf Morgason and Earl Morgason were injured after being caught under falling timbers.

Madison Pisgah Bridge Creek Ernest Wyne Ebert Wyne Wolf Earl Morgason Ernest’ Wyne Thia County

Prize Money At Shelbyville Horse Show

Premiums totaling 300 will be awarded at the Shelbyville horse show to be held on October 20. Prizes range from 2.50 to 10 dollars. L. H. Mall is president of the Horse Show Association. Samuel Phares serves as secretary and Frank W. Cotton as superintendent.

Death on Shaft Shocks Oaklard City

Curtis Montgomery, 22, son of Elie Montgomery, dies after an incident on a shaft in Oaklard City. Authorities report unclear details as investigation continues.

Oaklard City Curtis Montgomery Elie Mont

Lafayette and Balfe Plan 135-Room Hotel in Logansport

Lafayette’s Balfe and Maurice of Columbia Amusement plan a $100000 hotel on the old Broad Way site in Logansport. They lease the property for 99 years from W H Porter and Martin McHale. The Porter will be the hotel name with 135 rooms a grill room a Turkish bath and a 1100 seat vaudeville theatre on the ground floor. The Columbia Amusement company will run the vaudeville house.

Lafayette Luke H. Balfe David Maurice Columbia Amusement Company Logansport Indiana H. Everson Chicago W. H. Porter Lo Ganeport Martin McHale Porter

Making Munitions of War in the Calumet Region

The Calumet region around Gary Indiana is described as a vast munitions center. At Aetna near Gary 1000 men are producing guncotton. A benzol plant is complete in Gary and steel bars for shrapnel are being rolled at Gary mills. East Chicago builds a shrapnel plant and military acids are produced there. Hammond will host shrapnel stations and cavalry depots are in Gary and Hammond with a military cattle feeding station at the Steel City.

Gary Calumete Indiaana Aetna East Chicago Hammond Hallmond Steal

Fall Wedding Bell for Gashen and Goshen Set

Miss Mayme Drake daughter of Mrs Anna Drake and Carlyle Bonham Spohn son of Mayor and Mrs Samuel F Spohn will wed this fall. Spohn attended Wabash and Harvard. Other fall marriages include Beulah Lambert daughter of Mr and Mrs Aaron F Lambert with J Vene Lehman and Ruth Fredeke with Mervin Rummell. Franc Ellis daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Ellis with Joseph Hafner of Chicago and Helen Charlton daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Charlton with Heber Brough of Hawks Furniture Co.

Bela Gashen Goshen Mayme Drake Anna Drake Carlyle Bonham Spohn Samuel F. Spohn Spohn Wabash Harvard Beulah Lambert Aaron F. Lambert J. Vene Lehman Ruth Fredeke Mervin Rummell Franc Ellis George W. Ellis Joseph Hafner Chicago Helen Charlton C. C. Charlton Heber Brough Hawks Furniture Company

Marion Tile Plant Burns in West Marion

The Sheron Bros. drain tile factory, a four story brick plant in West Marion, was destroyed by fire causing about 15000 dollars in losses with 5000 dollars insured. The fire, blamed on overheated machinery, halted operations. 20 workers were employed and rebuilding is expected to take three months. Water pressure failed to stop the blaze.

Marion Burns Sheron Bros West Marion Hera

Pensions Awarded to Indiana Residents

Pensions of 12 dollars were granted to Indiana residents including Sarah E Beaty Oakland City Mary Hills Newburg Otto W Dietz Indianapolis Abbie Eckman Hammond Barbara E McCutchan Evansville Mary E Phillips Indianapolis Laura T Pierson Terre Haute Emma Stiff Corydon Susanna Thornton Fort Wayne and James Tompkins minor Liberty Goose to Prison for Life in South Bend William Gram of South Bend sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his father in law Squire Collier in Cassopolis Michigan after stabbing relatives and attempting to kill his wife the Возможно may have killed Collier

Washington Sarah E. Beaty Oakland City Mary Hills Newburg Otto W. Dietz Indianapolis Abbie’ Eckman Hammond Barbara E. ‘McCutchan Evansville Mary E. Phillips Laura T.pierson Terre, Haute Emma Stiff Corydon Susanna Thornton Frankfort James Tompkins Liberty Goose South Bend William Gram Cassapolis Mich Squire Collier Cram The _Booth Bendman The Colier

Canning Factory Burns in Elwood Fire

Fire from the boiler room destroyed the Ferguson Packing Company plant in Elwood causing about 7000 dollars in losses and halting operations for the remainder of the iron. Insurance of the third amount is mentioned along with other fires in the months prior.

Elwood Hoiler Room Ferguson Packing ‘Company Ota

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