Tragic Seidel Ends Life After Family Dispute
Otto Seidel, a well liked public figure, reportedly attempted suicide after disputes over an estate. He had expressed affection for his sister and mother, and his will favored his sister Rosa Tresselt, while a clause left the Shielda Club fog company to Otto. His death followed a crisis that included threats of impeachment related to his official duties.
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Séldel
Rosa Tresselt
Otto Seidal
Bla
Otto
Shielda Cluthfog Company
Utin
Journal-Gazette
City Council to Meet for Funeral Arrangements
A special city council meeting is called for Monday evening to arrange the funeral for Councilman Seidel. President W. Leecher and members Marion B. Johnson John H. Welch and others sign the call. The meeting will also set a date for a special election to fill the vacancy under law.
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Couneilnan ‘Seldel
W. ©. Lehcier
Marion B. Johnson
H. Welch
Henry
Michael Kinder Ik
Ae. Sel
Watkins Back At Farm Pleased With His Work
Indiana news reports President W H Watkins of the Indiana polls baseball group after a tumultuous period. Discussions include Carr return prospects, Detroit demands, and changes affecting Columbus and the Central circuit. The piece notes Watkinss stance on Carr and outlines league realignment talks amid Indiana city concerns.
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FARM
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Concordia College Team Victorious In Narrow Win
Concordia College men defeated Liberty Center Indiana yesterday in a hard fought game at basket hall Miami Addet association. Despite a rough start both teams featured strong shooting and passing led by Schroeder Pranschke and Stoppenharger with reliable help from Funk and Johnson. Referee Palmereuter and umpire Snider oversaw a tight contest as Concordia claimed the victory.
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New Wash Goods Arrive for Holiday Trade
New stock from Wolf & Dessauer features dainty soisseries Zephyr ginghams silk poplins solid tones and Radiant fabrics in all shades. Aimed at holiday shoppers, the line offers fresh wash goods for the season.
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Zephyr
Wolf & Dessauer
Fleet Heads for War Games With President Onboard
The article describes the fleet sailing plans with Rear Admirals Evans Thomas Sperry commanding divisions. The Mayflower will lead the war fleet past the Virginia Capes toward Lower California for target practice and potential maneuvers, while the president observes from the Mayflower and later Washington.
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Emory
Virginia Capes
Washington
Roosevelt to sail to Hampton Roads for battleship event
Washington December 14 The president plans to depart with his party for Hampton Roads to view the start of the Mayflower voyage. The group includes Mrs Roosevelt Miss and Mrs Brownson and naval officers. The Delphi will sail with congressional naval affairs members for the Roads tomorrow morning at 10.
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Delphi
Naval Affairs
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Randall Cafe Menu and Pre-Christmas Offer
The Randall Cafe advertises luncheon from 12 to 2 and dinner from 5 30 to 8, with prices noted 2500 and 500 respectively. Frank Purcell is proprietor and a $10 book free offer is promoted, claiming a free McNally world and its peoples book with certain purchases. Also mentions PAN Wrson Pletcher Co and a sales pitch for coats and rainwear before Christmas.
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Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Cafe
Frank Purcell
Christmas Suggestion From Fort George Bird Store
A new lot of sweet singing Canaries is advertised at Fort Geane Bird Store located at 620 Clinton St. The ad promotes festive song birds as a Christmas suggestion for customers seeking lively pets this season.
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Fort Geane Bird
Clinton St
Boys Investigate Chicken Theft From Widow’s Coop
Police investigate the theft of a chicken from Mrs Nelte Fee’s poultry yard at 2425 Fairfield Avenue. A report to authorities notes a gnarl in the incident and ongoing inquiry.
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Mra. Nelte Fee
Fairfield
Nus
Widow M Fee and Seven Children Involved in Theft Report
A report notes widow M Fee, mother of seven, employed away from home during the day. The theft is attributed to several boys and some artists, with likely follow up anticipated.
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M- Fee
Manther
Rand SeNaiggy sells new $10 books before Christmas
Rand SeNaiggy announces the sale of new $10 books titled Tha World ang Ha Pennies with every man’s suit overs coat or Taincent sold before Christmas. A $16 ut offer and a $4 suit of saa oversnat are included in the Patterson-Fletcher notice.
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Rand McNally
Rand
McNally
Tully
Patterson-Fletcher
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