Intrigue as Governors Quarrel Over Appleweight Case
Griswold and Ardmore, allies of opposing governors Barbara Os borne and Jerry Dangerfield, maneuver to seize power over the Appleweight case. Valuable papers vanish from Gov Osborne s office, with both sides accusing the other s attorney general. Ardmore plans arrests as a rider and posse close in on Appleweight amid a political rift between North and South Carolina.
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Thommas Artmore
Henry Maine Griswold
North
South Carolinga
Rigwold
Barbara Osborne
South Carolina
Ardmore
Jerry Dangerfield
North Carolina
Griswold
Osborne
Rder
Cherry
Annaley
Feld
Atlanta
Miss Osborne
Sald Griswold
Barbara
Turner Court House
Mingo County
Executive
Saluda House
Commonwealth of South Carolina
Ardsley
Raleigh
Gris‘wold
Columbia
Ardmore scheme fuels swift Appleweight pursuit in Mingo tale
Griswold dodges Ardmore’s rebuff and plots a swift capture of Appleweight in Mingo county. He coordinates with Habersham to seize the outlaw at Mount Nebo church, eyes use of North Carolina or state militia if needed, as Appleweight’s gang evades arrest.
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Mingo Hills
State Line
Columbia
Mingo County
Appleweight
Ailias Poteet
Griewold
Habersham
Southern Statesman
Prince Albert
Griswold
Hill Country
Dilwell County
North Carolina
Naid Rnawold
Carolinas
Gov. Osborne
South Carolina Political Reform Association
Bosworth
Admiralty
University of Virginia
Laa
Mount Nebo
South Carolina National Guard
Strange God Tree Found On Sumatra Islands
An ethnological explorer reports on unusual wooden god trees on little known islands off Sumatra. Each three feet high, they bear colored cloths and rice baskets on carved branches. A household deity lives in the tree, kept in a family corner to keep him from leaving, with offerings of rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumatra
Women Bank Officers Noted for Efficiency in Malden Lane Bank
A New York bank circular commends two young women officers at Malden Lane Savings Bank for their accuracy and excellence. They have served in the office since a cash shortage was detected and have promptly detected discrepancies, showing punctuality and courtesy in all duties.
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Malden Lane Savings Bank
New York
T He Bank
The Dignity of Human Nature And Ants In Hobah Parable
An essay extols the dignity of nature over human pretensions, contrasting man's insignificance with universal forces. It cites a parable from Iddo the Seer about ants in Hobah held to a feast, interrupted by a whirlwind and earthquake, and ends with Basha urging ants to heed wisdom.
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Ature
Samson
Heaven
Hobah
A Prayer of Faith and Hope in God’s Eternal Love
A devotional prayer praising God’s constant presence and loving guidance through life’s depths and heights. It asks for calm confidence, belief in God’s sympathy, and the hope that divine love will lead believers home through Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God of Love
Veterans group adjourns after convention in South Bend
The Sons of Veterans of Indiana closed their convention selecting Richmond as next year’s site. Joseph Sego of Valparaiso won the four-ballot race for department commander. Other officers were chosen by acclamation with Frank Helms of Elwood and W. F. Geller of Fort Wayne as defeated candidates. Atlantic City will host the national convention in August.
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South Bend
Sons of Veterans of Indiana
Richmond
Joseph Sego
Valparaiso
Frank Helms
Elwood
W. F. Geller
Fort Wayne
Schuler Tipton
M. W. Kinder
Goldsmith
T. W. Kinder
Indianapolis
Young Bride Leaves Home in Kokomo
Fred Smith, a plant worker at Kokomo Brass, returned to his Kentucky Street home to find a note from his wife Teresa Reccord stating she had left for Anderson and would not be followed. The pair had married two weeks earlier and lived in a costly furnished home.
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Kokomo
Fred Smith
Kokomo Brass Company
Teresa Reccord
Kentucky Street
Anderson
Order Stirs Stove Makers Protest In Evansville
In Evansville the Southern Stove Manufacturers association, meeting in convention, adopted protest resolutions against railroads requiring crate shipping of stoves after September 1. The group will seek to have the order revoked and will honor founder James Van Cleave of St. Louis with a memorial.
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Evansville
Southern Stove Manufacturers’ Association
James van Cleave
St. Louis
Milk Thieves Prey On Doorstep Bottles In Princeton
Milk thieves are taking bottles from doorsteps as dairy wagons pass. In recent days one dairyman lost 20 bottles and other dairymen report similar losses. Police are investigating the case.
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Princeton
Bridge Plan Approved in Daviess and Knox Counties
County commissioners reconsidered a bridge project over White river joining Daviess and Knox counties with an estimated cost of 18000 dollars. A Strothers creek bridge in the northern area received a hearing but no action. estimated cost for that work is 16000 dollars.
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Washington
Daviess County
Knox County
White River
Strothers Creek
Expert Finds No Poison in Beatty Case
Analysis of the stomach contents of Hiram Beatty, who died two weeks ago under coroner referred circumstances, found no trace of poison. The report closes speculation on foul play and supports natural causes.
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Seymour
Hiram Beatty
Man Gashed by Belt Dies at Local Factory
Shelbyville Joahua Leslie dies at fifty five after a belt incident at a local factory. The widow and three children survive.
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Shelbyville
Joahua Leslie
Wiow
Indiana and Nearby Briefs Highlight Local Events
Fr Wayne foreman Adolph Strieder dies of heart trouble at Indiana Road Machine works. Jasonville seeks new ordinance taxing moving picture and vaudeville shows at 80 dollars per year. Evansville confectioner John Settles arraigned on charges related to a four year old, bond set at 750 dollars. Evanaville priest Patrick H Rowan marks 25 years in holy service with ties to Maryland and Indiana. Warsaw marriage of Hiram Fitton and Barab Rager reported by Justice Eller. Shelbyville Big Four train wreck interrupts traffic three hours between Acton and Brookfield. Grand jury in Hinton West Virginia probes death of Guy Brown from drowning while escaping a city chain gang. Fort Wayne plans boulevard link on South Broadway to Far fled avenue with donor Brank Brown contributing for the project.
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Fr. Wayne
Indiana Road Machine Works
Adolph G. Strieder
Jasonville
Harrel
Evansville
John Settles
Frances Ruffert
Evanaville
Patrick H. Rowan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Montgomery
Rushville
Ind
Gibbong
Baltimore
Warsaw
Hiram Fitton
Pierceton
Barab Rager
William Eller
Shelbyville
Acton
Brookfield
Hinton
W. Va
Guy Brown
Fort. Wayne
Farfled
Brank - Brown
Oty. A
Atrip al
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Daughters
A Hudson Ohio notice urges mothers to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for daughters with irregular or painful periods and related symptoms. It claims many women have been helped and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Ohio
B. No
Im Medicine Company
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Kildare
Heredish Nicholson
Ral Walters
G. C
Mrs. Atchison
Turners
Mingo
Tennegsy
Basha
Bama
Ant Hill
Lebanon
Sons OF Veterans
State Association
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Carter
Red
Geo. A. Gulett
Exchange Place
New York City
Fae
Vurelles
Everpee Aare
Williams
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