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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary dialogue shows a wire haired young man and an adult discussing a professional dancer. The passage hints at competition and space but provides no clear event or outcome.
A terse dialogue features a young man who eloped with a daughter returning to offer congratulations. The piece contrasts remorse with satire on preachers and consumer ads for Red Cross Ball Blue, ending with a self-made man finishing a factory job.
A Lackawanna New York mother credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after childbirth and notes seven years of well being and three healthy children. The ad extols the remedy for female troubles including displacements inflammation ulceration and back pain and invites readers to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
John Hubbard and his wife of Taylorsville are jailed on arson and robbery charges after a deputy state fire marshal unearthed Mrs. Lawless household goods buried three feet underground on the Hubbard property. The goods valued around three hundred dollars tied the Hubbard pair to the blaze. In Evansville, Curtis Smith sues A L Kingsbury for fifty thousand dollars for false imprisonment after a grocery store robbery case led to Smith’s confinement and later capture of a suspect by private detectives.
D J Mackey owner of Hartwell mines eighteen miles south of Hartwell near Augusta sold the property to Mackey Coal Company Evansville for 75000. The deal includes four miles of railroad two modern coal mines 2240 acres of coal land and the town of Hartwell with store buildings and seventy miners houses. The mines lie four miles south of the Southern railroad.
In Sullivan on October 2 Judge Benjamin F. Willoughby of Knox circuit court overruled a motion for a new trial in the James F. Harris versus Days Brothers case to quiet title to the Marissa Beard oil lease valued at 260000. The case was decided in the defendant’s favor and an appeal to the supreme court has been granted. The Standard Oil Company is said to be behind the suit.
Greensburg Sept 30 John M Hin er aged sixty eight died by hanging after leaving his home with his son in law Albert Butt near Napoleon. A search found his body about a quarter mile from the house suspended from a tree. Ill health is given as the cause.
Tony Vitello age sixty two shot and killed his wife fifty six after a quarrel at their home west of Logansport. Mrs Vitello held a feather pillow as he advanced, but the shotgun blast went through the pillow and struck her. Vitello fled and officers in surrounding towns have been notified.
In Evanaville on September 30 figures by Chester Bickel and G A Kenngett estimate a minimum cost of living for a working girl at 9.72 weekly. The study, aimed at a likely wage law for the next Indiana legislature, uses these figures as a baseline. A coroner exonerates a train crew in Scottsburg where an automobile collision on September 9 is reviewed, with findings becoming part of the local inquiry.
Anthony B. Trentman, a Fort Wayne Chicago businessman, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the March 27 shooting of H. T. Bruce, a head waiter at the Hotel Anthony. He was sentenced to two to twenty-one years in Michigan City State Prison. The plea ends all further legal action and the upcoming jury trial. Sheriff Gradieux will transport the prisoner to Michigan City. In Aurora, Harvey B. McClintock, 56, was thrown from a hay wagon. the rope broke and he suffered severe injuries including broken ribs, a fractured hip, and a lung puncture.
Muncie suit seeks 5000 in damages from Muncie Stone and Lime over alleged injuries while loading stone on a freight car. Woman’s Franchise League opens year with tea planned for October 21 at Blits hall and suffrage speaker to be invited. Sullivan man William Bledsoe, former Shelburn town marshal, killed by slate fall in a Cen tralia mine. body returned to Shelburn. one brother James Bledsoe survives. Petersburg sewing group aids church fund by peeling tomatoes for about 15 dollars. Jeffersonville jury in Floyd county case Lem on F. Jackson vs New Albany Ice Company deadlocked. discharged. Logansport and Chicago police sought in mystery disappearance of Greeks William Leon and John Ponas after hunting trip. Leon carried over 300 dollars. Shelbyville worker Charles Parrish injured on Brandywine bridge pile driver. bruised chest after fall. Terre Haute encampment of Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias abandoned due to Ohio brigade planning a state encampment. Illinois brigade may joint with Indiana. Richmond may pursue it. Bedford Shields Wainscott and Zack Wood charged with manslaughter in Lehigh cement plant riot. Wainscott discharged, Wood held. Hazel Rebekah lodge 63rd anniversary celebrated in I O O F hall with guests from Milton and Jessie lodges. speeches by Dr Robert H Chattin and George Bishop. Elkhart sues Chicago South Bend & Northern Indiana Railroad for 7000 over conductor carrying passengers beyond destination. Wade seeks 5000 for sickness from walking death rail snow, Beditch seeks 98000 for humiliation.
A man played a parrot recording in front of Poll and Polly. The gramophone repeats the parrot crying for sugar while Polly exclaims at the beak for sweets, ending with a humorous London Ideas quip.
Grayce Walaingham hosted a coming-out party for her daughter Dotty Googles after the show. The event drew a large crowd, with many attendees needing assistance to reach the venue, indicating the affair was a success.
The storage today holds 263,786,070 gallons of whisky, marking an increase of nearly 50 percent over the past ten years. The figure highlights growing stock levels in the national whisky reserve.
A Boston artist Joe Knowles reportedly lived in the woods without food or clothing to prove nature can provide. The Maine based skeptic counters with August sledding claims while noting regional habits for snow usage. The exchange suggests optimism about finding fit food and securing it, paralleled by an eye remedy ad and a claim about true success lying in endurance.
The fragment presents humorous exchanges about spice versus spies and scattered ads. It includes a quip about being early to rise threatening theater, a Red Cross Ball Blue advertising line, a remark on exploded theories, and advice to put one’s best foot forward to avoid kicks.
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