Deserter Hall Pleads Guilty in Clothing-Store Theft
Lawrence Hall, a former U S Army deserter from Indianapolis, pleaded guilty to grand larceny for breaking into the Adguat Salat clothing store in Huntingburg. He was sentenced to 1 to 14 years with sentence suspended and handed to federal authorities. The case involved a deputy sheriff and a Bainbridge Jp teacher spotting Hall with stolen goods near the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hall
Adguat Salat
Huntingburg
Indianapolis
Schwenk
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Hall
U. S. Army
Indiana Reformatory
26Th
U. S. Infantry
Ft. Wayne
Mich
Clara Rumbach
Bainbridge Jp
August Salat
Jasper
Henry Graham
Reformatory
Benjamin Harrison
Death at County Poor Farm Claims 95-Year-Old Inmate
Margaret Schvidmann, an inmate at the county poor asylum since 1900, was found dead in bed Monday morning. Coroner Meinker, ill, appointed Justice Frank L. Betz to oversee the inquest held at Schwenk Bros. undertaking establishment with Leo Hoing as clerk. Verdict: heart failure due to old age. Burial planned for Tuesday in Haysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schvidmann
County Poor Asylum
Jos. Schnanex
Meinker
Frank L. Betz
Schwenk Bros
Leo Hoing
Squire
Haysville
Realty and business opportunity in Mariah Hill Indiana
For sale one acre with an implement store dwelling stable and outbuildings plus stock on the place. The two story 30 by 40 store is suitable for any business and cheap if taken at once. Also selling a good house with eight lots and out buildings in St Meinrad. Phantom of the Opera serial to begin in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah Hill
Town of
St. Meinrad
St. John Mullis
St. Meinrad, Syd
Town Folks and Court Notes From Jasper Area
Local notices list numerous residents visiting, working, or staying in Jasper and nearby towns including Huntingburg and St Louis. Court actions include dismissals and continuances in cases involving Anderson, Kellams, Meyer, and Uebelhor with party defendants named and custody, alimony, or partition details noted.
Announcements for February 2 list names and sales
The notice lists individuals and days for events including Joseph Society, Leograph, Farmers Fire Insurance, Mary Reinacker, John and Louisa Schlachter, Herman Ruhe, Henry Schum, Avna M. Hollinden, and Norbert Gehlhausen offering a sale of a new house and outbuildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Leograph
Farmers Fire Insurance
Mary Reinacker
John and
Louisa Schlachter
Herman Ruhe
Norbert Gehlhausen
Barbara Weiss Dies Near Kyana at 74
Barbara Weiss died last Sunday evening from hemorrhage of the lungs at age 74. Her remains were brought here Tuesday and buried in St. Ferdinand cemetery. She and her brother Paul had lived in poverty on a farm near Kyana for years, with conditions so poor that they drew pity. Paul could not attend the funeral due to ill health. They once lived near this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil
George Schaefer
John Gunselmann
St. Anthony
Barbara Weiss
Kyana
St. Ferdinand
Paul
Haley and Marshall United in Jasper Ceremony
Orville Haley and Cleda Marshall of Wantingburg obtained a marriage license in Jasper on Monday. Justice Trustin K. Dougherty, a Jasper JP, officiated the ceremony. The groom hails from Paoli Indiana and the bride is the daughter of Charles M Marshall. For sale a 10 acre farm one mile north of Mariah Wantingburg road with good buildings and about 1200 worth of white oak timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Haley
Cleda M. Marsghall
Hantingburg
Jasper
Indiana
Charlea M. “Marshall
Wantingburg
Mariah Wou
Ifintingbury Road
Arnold
Ditch case appealed to Indiana Supreme Court
The ditch case tried before Special Judge Oscar C Minor in Jagper Indiana has been appealed by petitioners to the Indiana Supreme Court. After overruling a motion for a new trial the court allowed an appeal bond of 8400 with several sureties. Petitioners have 60 days to file bill of exceptions. transcript costs may reach around 2000 and extensions are likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Katterhenry
Peter Pfaff Et al
Supreme Court of Indiana
Joseph Marks
Jagper
Ind
Oscar C. Minor
Cannelton
Supreme Court
Minor
Edward Link
Michael McNelis
Henry Dufendach
Philip Partenheimer
Ernst C. Dufendach
Victor F. Arnsman
Frank G. Katterhenry
Charles Monkhaus
Some bouquets for Bischoff
Mr. Geo. Bischoff, district manager at St Meinrad, Ferdinand and Bristow, is praised for eight years of perfect collections with no unpaid bills. The Cumberland Telephone Journal notes his loyalty, industry, and ability to value the service, while subscribers remain loyal and prompt in payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bischoff
St. Meinrad
Perdinand
Bristow
Bischoff
Bischott
Cumberland Telephone Journal
Milburn Declares Candidacy for Attorney General
Hon Richard M Milburn announces his bid for Attorney General ahead of the state convention. A Cumberland University law graduate Milburn previously ran for the office and was narrowly defeated by the current attorney general. He is described as a respected lawyer with a strong professional standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Milburn
Milburn
Cumberland University
Abnuto
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Ferdinand
Adv
William F. Dilger
the Temple
VUE
Otto Workman
Larceny
Geo. P. Wagner Ag
Evansville Grocery Co
James W. Robinson
Pike Circuit Court
Phenix Loan Association
Arthur R. Parker
Edward Hensely
Jeadore Kluch
Alonzo Bolin
Myrtha Bolin
Sherman Kellams
City of
George A. Kamp
Dubois County
Wm. J. Cooper
Southern By. Co
Scholastica Huber
George Huber
Henry L. Richards
Oscar A. Fritch
Joseph Gerber
Joseph Marx
Beckmann State Bank
Mathias Olinger
Ferdinand National Bank
Jos. Sondermann
Mathias Olinger, Jr
Jos
Kitten
Henry Beckmann
John G. Beckmantn
John H. Beckmann
John Hoffmann
Gust Gehlhausen
Peter Muller
Gust Barth
Edward A
Amanda Snyder
Dorrin E. Kaufman
Namice
Dottie &. Snyder
Silas Dorsey
Preston Small
Board of Finance
Apollon
Pike ‘Circuit
Court
Louis Katterhenry
Navier Strohmeyer
Peoples State Bank
James Murray
Jacob Baker van
Albert Summers
Henry Snyder
Thomas Cave
Martin Hoge
Valentin Tleig
Andy Kekert
John Geofrich
Johneburg
Andrew Wagner
Alex Hoffmann
H. Beckmann
Louisville
Sebastian Bockting
Patoka Brick
Ed Mullen
Adgeville
Few & Tile Co
Robert Yates
Emma Co
N. Anderson
Fred. Durchhols
Lagrange, Ky
Sebastian Anderson
Perry Poljson
Emma OC
Lillie Kellams
Sherman Kellama
Philomena Meyer
Joseph Miller
Hubert Quante
John G. Beckmann
Maria M. Uebelhor
Jacob Uebelhor
Peremelia A. Flick
Raleigh M. Flick
Gien
Claude
Theodore Whaley
Witter Tower Et al
Perry Circuit Court
Charles Hickman
D. G. Blemker
George P. Wagner
George Bauer
William Whitten
Huntingburg Furniture Co
Wm. Pfaff
Albert Daunhauer
Troy
Joe
John Knapp
John Daunhauer
Ed Buchart
Mr. Aufderheide
Florian Ackermann
John Burger
Town
Theodore Metzger
Carl Dilger
Poseyville
Richard Gehrhausen
Hutt
Henry Trotter
Evansville
Charles Bartley
Otto Spayd
Peter Gerber
Son Alois
J. A. Sondermann
John Limp
Bratzville
Frank Daub
A. Bromm [& Co
John
Anna Kersticns
Cincinnati
J.C. Goldbach
Loulaville
Misa Bertha
Rickelmann
Covington, Ky
Thomas Gross of
Huff
Robert Ramsey
Hardware Saloumat
R. J. Bogkmann
Herb Sonninger
Robert Arewa
Muntingburg
Joseph Rivkelmannn
His Wieter
Chas
Williams
Intermediate Lite .Insurance Co
George Kunkler
Herman Witte
Mary Heilers
Ed Knust
Sam W. Pitts
Frank Drach
Hubert
Harry
Henry Haake
Fvansville
Millie Killeh
Herb Snyder
Fresno, Gal
Gerhard Bolte
Franeville
Jacob Buxer
Theodore Fischer
Lena Roth
Chicago
Otto Kniesche
Tell City
Tell City Brewing Co
Basil and
Roman
Father Klinger
Elizabeth Wagner
Wm. Warne
Elizabeth
Henry Schum
F. Wollenmann
Avna M. Hollinden
Mariah Sill
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