Admitting Red Book Upheld in Quay Conspiracy Trial
In Paup, Pa on April 15 Judge Biddle ruled that the red book may be admitted as evidence against ex senator Quay in the conspiracy trial. The judge also admitted the black and blue books as bank records after defense objections were overruled. The trial paused for a weekend recess with the court adjourned until Monday.
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Pauapeuraisa
Biddle
United States
Quay
Meyer Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Rothermel
Pepples’ Bank
John 8. Hopking
Casmer
John 8. Hopkins
Benjamin J. Haywood
Mr. Quay
Mr. Qaay
Hopkins
Mr. Watson
State Department of Banking
Fedger
The
Commonwealth
Missing Chesterton blacksmith feared foul play
LaPorte Indiana April 15 C G Fredrickson blacksmith of Chesterton has been missing ten days after leaving home April 5 to buy shop supplies in the city. Neighbors searched and inquiries abroad found no trace. He carried a considerable sum of money and his family reports cordial relations. authorities fear foul play.
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LaPorte
Ind
C. G. Fredrickson
Chesterton
Lake Shore
Frederickson
Directors Meet Over Toll Line Sale to Indianapolis Co
Directors of the National Telephone and Telegraph discuss a proposal from an Indianapolis company to buy all Indiana toll lines. The meeting at President Beers’s office in Detroit yields no immediate decision. The article notes guest visits from Oan- state mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Telephone and Telegraph Company
Beers
Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fort Wayne Electric Works Sold to General Electric
General Electric Co purchases Fort Wayne Electric works for 356 400 dollars in an auction approved by a federal court. The plant to remain in Fort Wayne and start operations within days, with GE planning to run the works and add hundreds of jobs. Receivers Worden Morris report bids, two thirds appraised value, and GE's pledge to operate if awarded.
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General Electric Company
United States
Fort Wayne
General Electric
Fort Wayne Electric Corporation
Worden and Morris
Bradley
Worden
Henry C. Paul
Mr. Paul
W. L. Taylor
Paul
W. S. Taylor
Worden and
Morris
Max Fisher
C. 8. Knight
Leimans- Haleke Company
J. R. Backus
New York
Chicago
Fort Electric Corporation
C. H. Worden
Sentinel
Ren. W. L. Taylor
Taylor
Hoagland Notes Busy Week With Debates And Doings
Hoagland residents report a lively week with a successful debate on navigation versus railroads, new pastor Rev R C Jones welcomed, bicycle sales by Decatur agent seven units, and several church and school events. Teachers Hamilton and Kaiser led a nature lesson provoking a stir after some students wandered to the woods and faced punishment. Community activities include choir practice, prayer meeting, Ladies Aid supper, and an Antioch singing.
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Addie Smith
Pleasant Township
Watt
Decatur
R. C. Jones
Hoagland
Wayne
Misa Belle Gresley
Jefferson Township
Barrett van Buskirk
McWhirter
M. BE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Antioch
M. E
Lutheran Church
John McIntosh
Hamilton
Misa Kaiser
Pacific Short Line to Los Angeles to Cost 42 Million
Minneapolis dispatch reports final plans to extend the Pacific Short Line from Sioux City to Los Angeles at an estimated 42 million dollars. The 2256 mile route, 500 miles shorter than rivals, unites multiple lines with Belgian capital backing and new directors. Justice Wright in Evansville rules scalper ticket case against both parties for deceptive name use. In Peru, John Skiles, a Wabash car cleaner, loses remaining legs after a switch-engine collision. surgeons expect continued life after amputation.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Pacific
Sioux City
Iowa
Oneill
Neb
Los Angeles
Cala
Donald McLean
New York
Thomas Lowry
W. D. Washburn
Messrs. Lowry and
Washburn
Mr. Molvan
Central Trust Company
General King
Washington
John T. Morlin
Baltimore
Justice Wright
Evansville
J. H. Jacque
Smith, Carson & Fitzgerald
Wabash Hospital
Peru
John Skiles
Skiles
Montpelier
Skilea
Judge Dellenbaugh urged to retire in Cleveland case
In Cleveland Ohio April 18 the common pleas judges at a special meeting unanimously passed a resolution asking Judge E L Dellenbaugh to retire from the bench until his disbarment case is decided by the supreme court. Judge Dissette to notify him of the action. The bench has no power to force retirement or block case assignments if he refuses.
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Cleveland
Ohio
the Common Pleas
E. Dellenbaugh
Supreme Court
Lamson
Dissette
Dellenbaugh
Grand jury organized with Herman Michael as foreman
The grand jury met and organized with Herman Michael of this city as foreman. Other members include Allen Crawford Allen Richards and Bart Ort. Vacancies filled by Herman Michael W. W. Shoaff and William Tegimeyer. Bailiff Louis Hazzard. The panel to probe the Sohell Loan and Investment Co. may last over a week. Ledger notes: Diether Lumber won a $915 judgment against John T. Hunt. Several divorces, foreclosures, and court actions follow in various courts with detailed filings and amendments.
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Herman Michael
Allen Crawford
Allen Richards
Bart Ort
W. W. Shoaff
William Tegimeyer
Louis Hazzard
Sohell Loan and Investment Company
Diether Lumber Company
John T. Hunt
Atate Va
James T. Reid
Dawson
Jacob Mossman
Clara B. Mossman
A. H. Bittinger
Alden
Fairfield Ditch
Julian Randall
Louis Koehler
Rebecca Ames
Rufus Ames
Thomas B. Shoaff
W. G. Colerick
Aveline
Rebecca J. Ames
Rofrs Ames
Breen & Morris
John K
Drisbert
Augusta Schlegel
O. BH. Larwill
Mary V. White
Allen Va. Ball
Herman Nathan
Christian Newcomer
Alcatraz Construction Company
Frederick Bauer
O'Rourke
Nina Eilen Patterson
Tara Connelly
George Erick
J. F. Sohell
A. H. Bittenger
Cateb Townsend
Squire France
August Jackqua
J. F. Schell Loan and Investment Company
Hartman
DeKalb
Steinben
United States
Logan
Tates
Lue
Nip Ae Leeds
A Gifted Communion Set At Christ's Lutheran
Last Sunday at Christ's Lutheran Church the pastor announced a congregational meeting and presented a beautiful communion set donated by Mr and Mrs G G Barnoté The notice mentions a correspondence with the Rev Dr Barnits western secretary of the Board of Home Missions but the text is cut and unclear overall
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Barnitz
G. G. Barnett
San Francisco
Cal
Christ's Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pirat
G.G. Barnett
Barnitt
G. G. Burnett
8. B. Barnitz
Lt. Motecuman
James Lechiler
Christ's Lutheran Church
G. G. Barnoté
Barnits
Board of Home Missions
Rome
Dr Bulson Announces Office For Eye Ear Nose Throat
Dr Bulson announces the removal of his office to 66 West Wayne Street. Practice limited to diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. Hours from 9 to 4, telephone Main 413.
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W. Wayne Street
Local Fair Ad Sells Wool and Silk Clothes
The fair offers Sik Capes for 190 dollars, all wool capes 50 cents, silk waist shirts 2.50, all wool jackets 2.50, brocaded skirts 90 cents, sateen skirts 10 cents, all wool suits 3.50, confiration suits 3.00, men suits 1.90, men shoes 7 3, bicycles and spring hats on display, sailors 10 cents.
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C. G. Broderickson
Indianapolis Company
Detroit
Ooan
General Electric Co
Fort
Will
NEW Pacific Short
the Grand Jury
Foreman
Shell Concern
John Costello
Maggie Connolly
Peter J. Ronselot
Mary C. Federspiel
Francis A. Viland
Minnie M. Thompson
Charles M. Grodman
Charlotte Bowers
Agshcos
St. Louis
David Clarendon Bryan
Jackson
the Pops Today
J. Donohue
Wheeling
W. Va
Genuine
DR. Bulson
Haranoi Bi
Nnrea
UALO
Abdill & Taft
Calhoun St
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