Soldier Deserter Pleads Guilty in Fort Wayne Theft Case
Lawrence Hall, arrested for breaking into August Salat’s clothing store in Huntingburg, confessed to grand larceny. He was sent to Fort Benjamin Harrison after a plea hearing and later sentenced 1 to 14 years in the Indiana Reformatory, suspended and turned over to federal authorities. Hall, a former U S Army sergeant from Indianapolis, allegedly carried a new suitcase and stole clothing. he was captured in Jasper after being signaled by Miss Clara Rumbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hall
August Salat
Huntingburg
Indianapolis
Schwenk
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Hall
U. S. Army
Indiana Reformatory
26Th
U. S. Infantry
Ft. Wayne
Mich
Clara Rumbach
Bainbridge Jp
Jasper
Henry Graham
Reformatory
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Death at County Poor Farm Inmate Margaret Scheidmann
Margaret Scheidmann an inmate at the county poor asylum was found dead in bed Monday morning by superintendent Jon Schnauss. Coroner Meinker appointed Justice Frank L Betz to conduct the inquest held at Schwenk Bros funeral home with Leo Hoing as clerk. Verdict returned of heart failure due to old age. She had resided at the poor farm since 1900 and was 55 years old. She was taken to Haysville for burial Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Poor Asylum
Jon. Schnauss
Meinker
Frank L. Betz
Schwenk Bros. Undertaking
Leo Hoing
Witnhesses
Squire
Haysville
For Sale at Mariah Hill One Acre with Store and Outbuildings
Auction style notice offers one acre in Mariah Hill with an implement store dwelling stable and all outbuildings plus entire stock of farming implements. Store is a two story 30 by 40 foot building suitable for any business and offered cheap if taken at once by William F. Dilger Mariah Hill Ind. Also a sale notice for a good house with lots and outbuildings in St Mainrad by John Mullis St Mainrad Ltd. The Phantom of the Opera serial story is to be printed in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah Hill
William F. Dilger
Ind
St. Mainrad
John Mullis
St. Moinrad
Legal notices from Jasper region filings and court actions
District docket lists larceny bond $250 for Otto Workman. Foreclosures and damages against city of Huntingburg. Divorce granted with alimony. Appeals to Supreme Court granted. Adoption petition and name change to Dogux KE Snyder. Multiple civil and bond releases. Change of venue and venue petitions discussed. Court actions continue in Pike and Dubois counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Jan. A
State
Otto Workman
Larceny
Geo. P. Wagner
George A. Kamp
City of
Huntingburg
Supreme Court
Town of
Dubois County
Edward A
Amanda Snyder
Dorria KE. Kaufman
Dogux KE
Snyder
Legal notices and court actions chronicled in a 19th century docket
A dense docket lists actions including petitions for new trials and appeals to the Supreme Court of Indiana in several cases such as Sarah Katterhenry et al v Peter Pfaff et al, and many other civil matters. Contempt charges against Joseph Marks, various demurrers, continuances by agreement, alimony and child custody awards, and changes of venue are noted along with stock damages, partitions, and divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Katterhenry
Peter Pfaff
Supreme Court of Indiana
Joseph Marks
Church Dates and Notices From Local Society Ads
A garbled civic church notice listing dates and names appears with scattered references to St Joseph Society, Farmers Fire Insurance, and individuals such as Mary Reinacker, John and Louisa Schlachter, Herman Ruhe, Henry Schum, A. Wollommann, Anna M. Hollinden, and Norbert Gehlhausen. Also a brief for sale of a new house with outbuildings is included.
Town Visits and Travels Among Local Residents
A long list of residents and guests visiting towns and nearby cities over the past week. Names include Martin Hoge Jasper Valentin Pieig St Anthony and many others from Jasper Huntingburg Mariah Hill Poseyville Louisville Cincinnati Evansville and Tell City during trips visits and brief stays.
Barbara Weiss, 74, Dies. Buried in St. Ferdinand Cemetery
Barbara Weiss of Kyana vicinity died last Sunday from hemorrhage of the lungs at 74. Her remains were brought to town Tuesday and interred in St. Ferdinand cemetery. Barbara and her brother Paul had lived in poverty on a Kyana-area farm for years. Paul was too ill to attend the funeral. They formerly lived near this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Weiss
Kyana
St. Ferdinand
Paul
Marriage License Ties Orville Haley to Cleda Marshall
Orville Be Haley and Cleda M. Marshall of Huntingburg obtained a marriage license in Jasper. Justice Trustin K. Dougherty officiated the ceremony. Groom a Paoli Indiana machinist and bride, daughter of Charles Marshall of Huntingburg, plan the wedding. For sale: white oak timber and farm land near Mariah Hill, J Gintingturg road, about 700 worth. Frank Arnold and Mariah Gill, Ind. Subscribe for the NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville BE. Haley
Cleda M. Marshall
Hantingburg
Aeg
Jasper
Trustin K. Dougherty
Indiana
Charles M. Marshall
Thantingburg
Mariah Hill
Ditch Case Appeals to Indiana Supreme Court
The Jasper Indiana ditch case, tried before Special Judge Oscar C. Minor, is appealed by petitioners to the Indiana Supreme Court. The court overruled a motion for a new trial and granted the appeal on condition of a $3100 bond. petitioners posted $8400 with several named sureties. They received 60 days to prepare the bill of exceptions, with transcript costs estimated near $2000 and months to come for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrau Jasper
Ind
Oscar C. Minor
Cannelton
Supreme Court
Minor
Supreme Court of Indiana
Edward Link
Michael McNelis
Henry Dufendach
Philip Partenheimer
Ernst C. Dufendach
Victor F. Arnerian
Frank
Boquets for Bischoff Highlight Stark Collection Record
Mr George Bischoff district manager at St Meinrad Ferdinand and Bristow leads in territorial collections with eight straight years on royal roll of honor and no unpaid bills. His loyalty industry and consistency show subscribers keep paying and value received from Cumberland Telephone Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bischoff
St. Meinrad
Ferdinand and Bristow
Bischoff
Biseholt
Cumberland Telephone Journal
Milburn Announces Candidacy for Attorney General
Hon Richard M Milburn declares his bid for Attorney General before the Petite convention. Milburn, a Harvard educated lawyer and former state senator, ran in 1908 and was narrowly defeated by the current attorney general. He is highly regarded in the bar and seeks the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Milburn
Milburn
Coimbechind University
Haad
Senate
Tle
Also Mentioned on This Page
CO. Poor Farm
Margaret Scheidmann
Adv
Evansville Grocery Co
James “V. Robinson
Pike Circuit Court
Phoenix Loan Association
Arthur R. Parker
Edward Vensely
Feodore Kluch
Alonzo Bolin
Myrtha Bolin
Sherman Kellams
Wm. J. Couper
Southern By. Co
Scholastical Labor Va
George Huber
Henry J. Richardt
A. Fritch
Joseph Gerber
Joseph
Marx
Beckmann State Bank
Mathias Olinger
Ferdinand National Bank
Jos. Sondermann Ia
Mathias Olinger, Jr
Jos
F. Kitten
Henry Beckmann
John G. Beckmann
John E. Beckmann
John Hoffmann
Silas Dorsey
Preston Small
Board of Finance
Change of Venus
Pike Circuit
Court
Louis Katterhepry
Navier
Henry Snyder
Thomas Cave
Sebastian Bockting
Patoka Brick & Tile Co
Robert Yates
Himtia
N. Anederson
Sebastian Anderson
Perry Pol‘son
Emma C. _N. Anderson
Lillie Kellama
Sherman Kellama
Philomena Meyer
Joseph Miller
Hubert Quante
Maria M. Uebether
Jacob Uebelher
Peremelia A. Flick
Raleigh M. Flick
Glen
Claude
Theodore Whaley
Wilttier Tower Et al
Perry Cireuit Court
Charles Hickman
D. G. Blemker
Henry L. Richardt
Oscar A. Fritch
Geoorge
Wagner
George Bauer
William Whitten
Shentingburg Furniture Co
Mar
St. Joseph Society
Tueadsy
Leograph
Farmers Fire Insurance
Mary Reinacker
Thureday
John and
Louisa Schlachter
Herman Ruhe
Henry Schum
Louisa Schlacktor
Anna M. Hollinden
Norbert Gehlhausen
Martin Hoge
Valentin Pieig
St. Anthony
Andy Fekert
John Geepfrich
Johnsburg
Andrew Wagner
Alex Hoffmann
J. H. Beckmann
Louisville
Ed Mullen
Adgeville
Fred Dorchhols
Lagrange, Ky
Wm. Pfaff
Albert Daunhauer
Troy
Joe
John Knapp
John Daunhauer
Fd Buchart
Mr. Aufderheide
Florian Ackermann
John Burger
Town
Theodore Metzger
Carl Dilger
Poseyville
Richard Giehlhausen
Lott
Henry Trotter of
Evanaville
Charles Bartley
Otto Spard
Peter Gerber
Son Alois
J. A. Sondermann
John Limp
Bretsville
Frank Daub
A. Bromim & Co
Delphina Roelle of
Cornelia Beckmanit
John
Anna Kerstions Feft
Cincinnati
J.C. Goldbach
Bertha. Riekelmann
Covington
Thomas Gross of
Huff
Robert Romney
R. J. Bockmann
Herb Senninger
Robert Grewo
Joseph Rickelmann
Abne. D. Willians
The
Intermediate Life Insurance Co. of
Evansville
George Kunkler
Herman Witte
Mary _ Heilers
Evansvile
Ed Knust
Sam W. Pitts
Frank Drach
Hubert and
Harry
Henry Haake
Millie Kiveh
Herb Snyder
Fresno, Cal
Gerhard Bolte
Ivanaville
Jacob Buxer
Theodore Fischer
Lena Roth
Chicago
Otto Kniesche
Tell City
Tell City, Brewing Co
Pathera Basil
Roman
Father Klinger
Basil
George Schaefer
John Q Gunselmann
Elizabeth Wagner
Wm. Warne
Elizabeth
Mariah Gill, Ind
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