Shylock Outdone Carver Faces Court Over Brutal Assault
Salvator Roberto and Nicola Cigliotti were held without bail in Braddock after allegedly carving flesh from Joseph Gugliotto’s breast during a Black Hand extortion attempt. Gugliotto, injured and bleeding, described the assailants in a bank visit to draw $300 as authorities arrested the pair.
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Pittsburg
Salvator Roberto
Nicola Cigliotti
Braddock
Joseph Gugliotto
Gugliotto
George Todd
Hains Case Will Not Reach Jury Says Defense Counsel
Flushing New York April 20. Defense attorney Daniel O Reilly predicts a speedy end to Captain Peter C Hains Jr trial for the killing of William E Annis. He says a lunacy commission to determine sanity is inevitable and the case may not reach a jury. Court session for the second day before Justice Garretson follows a first day with two jurors seated.
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Flushing
XN. Y
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Annis
Daniel O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Supreme Court
Garretson
Talesmen
Indiana Doctor Appointed State Veterinarian Arrives to Inspect Local Dairies
Dr. W F Coover of Indianapolis, named state veterinarian by Governor Marshall, arrived Tuesday to assess field conditions and appoint Dr. George Gillie as deputy. He offers tuberculin testing to dairymen and supports the local crusade for pure milk, while not aiding milkmen opposing city ordnance.
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W. EF. Coover
Indianapolis
Marshall
George Gillie
Focal Meat and Dairy
H. O. Bruggeman
City Health Department
Coover
West Columbia Street Lighting Plan Progress
Business men along West Columbia street from Calhoun to the Randall hotel are investigating an extensive electrical lighting scheme for a brighter street Promoters expect a report at a later meeting The plan has been discussed for years but no action before now
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Columbia Street
Calhoun
Randall Hotel
Court Holds Interurban liable in Dr. Howard death
Indianapolis April 20. The appellate court ruled Indiana Union Traction liable for a collision that killed Dr. Charles Howard near Indianapolis. The decision states Interurban cars must be under control when approaching highways.
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the Sentinel
Indianapolis
Indiana Union Traction Company
Charles Howard
Young Man Jumps From Bridge in Fatal Kentucky Attempt
Walter Wellman aged 22 leaped from a bridge over the Big Sandy river at Louisa Kentucky in an alleged altercation with his father. He fell about sixty five feet into the water and was not drowned but gravely injured with death expected. The Wellmans are prominent merchants.
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Lexington
Big Sandy River
Louisa
Walter Wellman
Déi8
Increase Board and Elect Officers at Tri-State Loan and Trust
The Tri-State Loan and Trust company increased its board from fifteen to twenty members at a stockholders meeting held Tuesday afternoon. Directors then re elected officers serving the past year with Charles A Wilding as president and William E Mossman as vice president. The annual reports show the institution in excellent condition.
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Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
Charles A. Wilding
William E. Mossman
Louis Fox
George W. Pixley
Fred C. Heine
William J. Vesey
Mr. Heine
August Becker
D. N. Foster
W. J. Vesey
F. 5. Hunting
Leo Freiburger
J. B. McKim
John Dreibelbiss
Henry C. Paul
J. B. Reuss
John W. Sale
C. F. Pfeiffer
R. L. Romy
Harry Hogan
Edward Hoffman
Theo F. Thieme
Louis F. Curdes
Mercy for Sarah Koten in New York court
Sarah Koten, who killed Dr. Martin W. Auspitz and pleaded guilty to manslaughter, was granted a suspended sentence by Supreme Court Justice Blanchard. She was placed in the custody of the council of Jewish women to find a suitable home and raise her child under a changed name.
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New York
Sarah Koten
Martin W. Auspitz
Supreme Court
Blanchard
Babe
Miss Koten
Council of Jewish Women
Daughters of the American Revolution
Portland
Alexandria
John Wallace
Hazel May Newton
Kosciusko County
C. G. Sterling
Garrett
New Presbyterian Church
Claude Sark
Louisville
Logansport
John Nelson
Ben Dawson
Angola
Crooked Lake
Joe Lash
Kendallville
Peter Noggle
Harry Cox
Warsaw
Mr. Noggle
Ashley High School
Georgia Conrad
Rollin Lower
Pearl Grear
Mary Barber
Emory Getts
Edna Bickel
Charles Parsell
Edna Sat
Eli Hull
Hull
Huntington High School
Francis J. McConnell
Depauw University
Syracuse Light, Power and Manufacturing Company
John M. Lowell
Rosciusko
Samuel Gray
Elkhart
Roosevelt
Harkinsville
Sarah K. Holtz
Elkhart County
Edward Coe
Maggie
Fayette
Madison Counties
Zanesville
Ohio
Indiana
Wabash
Zella Nicolaus
Howard Gould
Sehowd
Baltimore
Francis Bundy Baker
Camillus Bundy
Bridget Roche
Huntington
Avilla
St. Mary’s Catholic
Miss Roche
Homer Bell
Traction Company
Peru
Tillett
Bell
Jeffersonville Reformatory
S Bell
Fort Wayne
M. E. Church
Richmond
Beveridge
Ey D. Stuckman
Machines to supply county for August primary elections
Empire Voting Machine company of New York informed county commissioners there will be ample machines for the primary elections and to proceed with districting the city and county. While a fixed date is pending, August 21 is the company’s target.
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Empire Voting Machine Company
New York
Wayne division O R C plans annual dance and pedro party
The executive committee of Wayne division No 119 O R C has arranged the annual dance and progressive pedro party at Minuet hall next Friday. Grand march led by Mr and Mrs C M Bushey, with Mr and Mrs Owen Owens assisting. Ladies Auxiliary joins O R C men and committees list officers and conductors.
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Wayne Division
Pedro
Minuet Hall
C. M. Bushey
Owen Owens
Mesdames Owen Owens
Ed Nulf
M. Deadrick
C. M. Taylor
T. P. O’connell
A. J. Dawson
N. Murphy
T. P. McArdle
M. C. Ginty
Venezuela and Netherlands move to reestablish ties
Willemstad reports that diplomatic relations with Venezuela will be restored at once. A signed protocol settles disputes and includes a material reduction in differential duties on merchandise from the Dutch Antilles.
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Willemstad
Venezuela
Netherlands
Dutch Antilles
Five Drowned When Steamer Eber Ward Sinks in Lake Michigan
Five crew members perish when the grain laden steamer Eber Ward sinks after striking a heavy ice floe about six miles west of Mackinaw City. Nine crewmen are saved from the Milwaukee to Port Huron voyage.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Eber Ward
Milwaukee
Port Huron
Lake Michigan
Mexico to Raise Coal Tax to Aid Local Producers
Mexico City reports the government will raise the import coal tax by one dollar per ton after a railroad commission recommendation. The move aims to protect local coal producers.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Railroad Commission
Kokomo Financier James D. Johnson Critically Ill
Kokomo Indiana April 20 James D Johnson founder and president of the Kokomo Trust company and former president of the trust company branch of the Indiana Bankers association is critically ill at his home in this city.
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Kokomo, Ind
James D. Johnson
The
Kokomo Trust Company
Trust Company
Indiana Bankers’ Association
British cocoa firms halt cocoa from Sao Tome and Principe
British cocoa firms decide to stop using any more beans from Sao Tome and Principe due to ill treatment of native laborers on plantations. This embargo reflects concern over labor conditions affecting supply.
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Sao Thome and
Principe
Money on call and loans in New York markets
Money on call remained easy at 1 2 percent with a ruling rate of 2 percent and closing bids around 1 1/2 percent. Time loans were active with sixty days 2 1/4 percent ninety days 2 1/2 percent and six months 2 3/4 percent. Sterling exchange held steady with bankers bills at 486.35 486.45 for sixty day bills and 487.70 for demand. Government and railroad bonds showed irregular movements amid a quiet market.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Whitley and Nearby Counties News Digest
Goshen organizes artificial ice ventures while Miss Artie Leota Himick of Collins is dead. Obituaries include Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson of Os sian and John E. Harris of Columbia City. Local projects span from interurban line plans Kendallville to LaGrange, to Puget county charity board chairmanships. Fire, accidents, legal notices, marriages and divorces fill the page with multiple court actions and civic changes across Whitley, Kosciusko and surrounding counties.
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Goshen
Artie Leota Himick
Collins
Elizabeth Wilson
Ossian
Church of the Progressive Brethren
Roanoke
Frank B. Iddings
Kendallville
Naple County
Baptist Church
Columbia City
John E. Harris
Whitley County
Edward Malony
Churupusco
Charles Berry
Peru
Knights of Pythias
Ashley
Owen Hamilton
Garrett
C. T. Greene
Richard Turnock
J. J. Hoffman
D. A. Fleming
Elkhart
George Louthan
Decatur
Ellen V. Louthan
C. B. Wilcox
Elsie D. Wilcox
Huntington
Erie Railroad
Rochester
Cromwell
Syracuse
Emanuel Schaefer
Logansport
Jay County
John Depew
Alonzo
Alta Christman
Montpelier
Hartford City
Clamme
Louis Domke
Kingsbury
Laporte County
Wolfe
Mangold
W. H. Skelton
Salina
Kan
Warsaw
Cincinnati
Skelton
Fort Wayne
Hope Hospital
L. A. Spaulding
Bluffton
Lamar Knepple
Riverside
Geneva
Wabash
Albertus Boreis
Plymouth
James M. Gilbert
Kate Hall
Auburn
Mary Flora
Noble County
Isaac Evers
Ligonier
J. D. Hart
H. L. Merry
Avilla
John Lower
Harrison Township
Elkhart County
Willam Helminger
Bremen
John P. Butler
South Bend
W. A. Beane
Frances Copp
Albion
Philip Arnold
North Webster
Jonesboro
R. P. Davidson
Tippecanoe County
Lafayette
Local residents host visitors and travel notices from Poe Indiana
Mr and Mrs M J Sprang of Ossian visited in Poe with Mrs Somers. Miss Ethel Snider visited Munson Chapel for a week with cousin Miss Bessie Smitley. The Sniders visited Munson Chapel. Frank Hendry canvassed for F M L S I A. Prof G M Fishback attended a teachers institute at Fort Wayne with Mrs Fishback joining later.
TRACE OF MURDERER'S WIFE
Detectives trace Mrs Pietro Torlorico through a letter to an Italian woman in San Francisco. Police in Chicago have been asked to monitor the writer who may reveal the husband’s whereabouts. Torlorico is charged with dismembering Bragio Vilardo and dragging the body in a sack from the crime scene.
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San Francisco
Pietro Torlorico
Bragio Vilardo
Chicago
Torrorico
Vilardo
Judge Taylor Returning From Inspection Trip
Judge R. S. Taylor and his wife return tomorrow from a two week inspection trip down the Mississippi river. Support from river district inhabitants remains strong if his position as river commissioner comes under threat. The removal agitation arose during his absence from Fort Wayne and has since fluctuated.
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R. S. Taylor
Mississippi River
Judge Taylor
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg Faces Possible Street Car Strike
Pittsburg is threatened with a street car strike as the old wage agreement ends at midnight. Conductor and motorman workers of the Pittsburg Railways voted 2115 to 35 to demand restoration of a half cent per hour cut made a year ago and another meeting was set for tonight to decide on strike action.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Railways Company
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Annual Meeting of Stockholders of
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MERCY
Empire Company
Kokomo Financier
Money Market
Northern
Poneto
Angola Herald
Wolf Lake
Charles Balton
Union Mills
Balton
Max Wiley
Sam Jordan
Toledo
Joe M. Davis
Springfield
Albert Kegerries
Alfred Kelley
Loche
Waterloo
George Luce
March Grand
Kelso
Huntington County
Rome City
Edward Payson Weston
Nathan Roberts
Weston
John Rogers
Rogers
Oswego
William Ervin
Ervin
Herbert ‘Hoover
Hoover
Etna Green
Mss
Rose Kring
Hoover Home
T. M. Reed
Sisters of St. Francis
John Riggle
Glen Paulus
Silver Lake
John T. Hay
Winamac
Samuel K. Griffith
Fifth Indiana Cavalry
Adrian
Hugh Baker
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Clem Free
William Shores
James Fedder
Fedder
Sepharna Darby
Massachusetts
A. B. Barley
Frank E. Bowser
Kosciusko
W. G. Irvine
Ralph Bartol
Arthur Brooks Johnson
F. E. Luse
Esty Cobel
Luella Camp
Frank Camp
Lake Shore
Luella Rempis
James Horner
Michigan City
Horner
Pardon Board
John A. Lahr
Bellingham
Wash
Lahr
Harris Osborn
Kendalivile
R. P. Barr
Osborn
Fred Lund
John H. Duwalt
J. F. Smith
Norwalk
D. H. Smith
Lagrange
Joseph M. Harriso
Texas
Mt. Zion
Ringling Circus
Baraboo
Wis
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Darling
Mary
John Emge
Churubusco
Joe Davis
North Dakota
POE News
Sentinel
Jurist
Mississippi
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