Former Bank Head Arrested in Cincinnati Misappropriation Case
E E Galbreath former president of the Second National bank of Cincinnati was arrested by a U S marshal on charges of wilfully misapplying about 33000 dollars of bank funds. The April 8 transaction involved a draft on Third National Bank of St Louis drawn by his brother as vice president with Galbreath allegedly drawing the funds from the Second National without an account there. Bond set at 14000.
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Cincinnati
E.E Galbreath
Second National Bank
United States
Cincinnati Clearing House
Clearing House
Galbreath
Third National Bank of St
Examiner Goodhart
Goodhart
Clearing House Association
Bishop Schrembs to Confirm 511 at St John’s Delphos
Rt. Rev. Joseph Schrembs bishop of Toledo will visit Delphos May 20 to confirm 473 children and 38 converts at St. John’s Catholic church. If the parochial school is ready, he will lay the cornerstone of the new building Monday afternoon.
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Delphos
Ind
Joseph Schrembs
Man Who Buys License Does Not Own Wife
In Muncie Indiana on May 1 Judge Robert Van Atta ruled in Ella Alexander v Robert Alexander that paying $2.50 for a marriage license does not make a husband the owner or master of his wife. The wife sought a divorce after allegations of husband control. the judge found no basis for such ownership and she was not bound to obey him.
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Muncie
Ind
Robert van Atta
Superior Court
Ella Alexander
Robert Alexander
van Atta
Death of Henry A. Reinkensmeier Shocks Relatives
Henry A. Reinkensmeier died suddenly at 5 pm Wednesday in Chicago. The news came as a sorrowful shock to his relatives and community, with details pending.
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Henry A. Reinkensmeier
Chicago
Death of Fort Wayne man linked to Chicago work
The 33 year old Fort Wayne native and Basic Packing manager died after illness. He had later worked in Chicago as sales manager in the Swift Packing glue department. Survived by wife Pearl Schneider, six sisters and two brothers, two parents in Fort Wayne, with funeral services set for Saturday after arrival of remains Friday night. The family includes local merchants and Masonic and Spanish American War veteran affiliations.
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Christian F. Reinkensmeier
South Broadway
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Basic Packing Company
Swift Packing Company
C. F. Reinkensmeier
Reinkeitsmeier
Emanuel Lutheran Church
International Business College
Miss Pearl Schneider
Co. B, 157Th Indiana Volunteer Regiment
H. Q. Piependrink
Huntington
Edith Reynolds
Kansas City
Arthur H. Reinkensmeier
Cambridge
Mass
Clara J
Elma
Lillie
Paula
Paul Reinkensmeier
Clara Reinkensmeier
Broadway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bluffton Dentist Elected to Fill City Council Vacancy
Bluffton Indiana May 1 Dr Homer E Robison a dentist was elected to Bluffton city council to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Lewis Staver who moved to Washington Indiana to go into business.
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Bluffton, Ind
Homer E. Robison
Bluffton City
Lewis Staver
Washington, Ind
IPS Day in That Dear Old Marion
Marion Ind May 2 The thirsty and faint tried the doors of twenty one saloons all were closed by voluntary agreement after a supreme court decision affecting Kokomo dry victory A local option vote was recounted and declared wets won County commissioners refused saloon licenses until ordered by county court Supreme Court reversed district on election board power and saloonkeepers avoided trial costs
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Marion
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
Kokomo
Supreme Court
Mayor Lew Shank to Attend College Park Banquet
May 1 report from Huntington Indiana notes College Park students prepare a five course banquet for Mayor Lew Shank of Indianapolis on Wednesday May 8 in the college gym. The invite follows a previous visit when 65 students toured Indianapolis with him.
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Huntington
Ind
College Park
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Mizpah Patrol Heads to Imperial Shrine Council
Mizpah Patrol representing Fort Wayne travels to Los Angeles for the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine event.
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Mizpah Patrol
Fort Wayne
Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
Retired farmer Francis DeArmitt dies at 76
Francis W. DeArmitt aged 76 died at 7 08 Thursday at the family home 1409 Swinney avenue from complications after surgery last December. He was born March 13 1836 in Huntington county Pennsylvania and came here in 1892. Surviving are one son and three daughters. Funeral services Saturday at 8 30 from the residence and 9 from St Pauls Catholic church.
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Swinney Avenue
DeArmitt
Huntington County
Pennsylvania
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Charles J. DeArmitt
Madine, C
J. D. Rowe
Alcedo, Q
F. Louison
Gertrude DeArmitt
Fort Wayne
Knights of Pythias Plan May 14 Rank Work
In Montpelier Indiana on May 14 the large class of candidates will receive first rank work. Grand Chancellor Hart and Grand Prelate Brown of the Grand Lodge of Indiana, with Welcome lodge of Muncie, will confer the rank.
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K. OF P’s
Montpelier
Ind
K. of P.’s
Hart
Brown
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Welcome Lodge
Muncie
Indiana to Ban Outlawed Dances at Teachers Convention
Indianapolis May 2 A campaign to stop the Louisville Bug Bear Cat Turkey Trot Bunny Hug Tago and Devils Foot will start at the annual United Professional Teachers of Dancing of America convention in Indianapolis June 25 26 and 27 The group has 52 Indiana dancing masters and plans to seek city police bans via Mayor Lew Shank Then the drive will spread to other Indiana cities
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Louisville
United Professional Teachers of Dancing of America
Lew Shank
Mule Runaway Causes Mayhem in Valparaiso
In Valparaiso Indiana on May 2 Mrs Anton Totala was fatally injured when a mule she drove ran away. Charles Jeffries was knocked down and bruised. The two year old daughter of John Svanear was painfully injured. Delivery wagons for Dillie Morgan and John Bartels were demolished. Fred Waseman the driver was injured. Cattle stampeded due to the noise.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Anton Totala
Charles Jeffries
John Svanear
Dillie & Morgan
John Bartels
Fred Waseman
Totala
Jeffries
Girl Given a Verdict in Breach of Promise Suit
In Indianapolis on May 2 Miss Flora Todd was awarded $1,900 in her breach of promise suit against Christian H. McConnell. The case centered on a informal agreement to marry after a family well would fill, a condition tied to the mother’s needs. McConnell, who married his housekeeper last fall, had been a longtime sweetheart of Todd.
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Indianapolis
Flora Todd
Christian H. McConnell
Miss Todd
McConnell
Postoffice Scales Cheat Alleged at Lake Indiana
John C. Wallenmeir deputy state inspector of weights and measures found the Lake Indiana post office scales were incorrect and cheating the public. He ordered removal of the scales at once and warned he will file charges against the federal government if not done.
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Uncle Sam
Lake, Ind
Indianapolis
John C. Wallenmeir
Lake
Spencer County
Wife Had No Love for Him. Suit at Tipton Follows Bride’s Disappearance
Omer Robinson files for divorce in Tipton Indiana circuit court after Myrtle Robinson, twenty, recently wed, vanishes. He says she resented their marriage and grieved over a diamond ring from a Montana suitor. She returned the ring, then left, now believed at relatives in Savannah Missouri. He claims desertion and not tied to the Montana man.
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Tipton
Ind
Myrtle Robinson
Omer Robinson
Montana
Savannah
Robinson
Auburn School Enumeration Shows More Children in City
Auburn Indiana May 1 Mrs J A Melntyre completed the canvass of Auburns school age children revealing an increase of fifty in spring numbers over last year There were 886 children last year and 900 this year with 404 returns recorded
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Auburn
Ind
J. A. Melntyre
Local lodge member John W. Koepf dies at 40
John W. Koepf born November 21 1871 in Fort Wayne died at 2 30 am at his sister’s home 1931 South Harrison due to pneumonia and Brights disease after an illness starting February 1. He lived in Fort Wayne Columbus Ohio Toledo and back to Fort Wayne a sausage maker and member of Wayne lodge F and A M K of P 116 and Ben Harcourt 15. Survived by two sisters Mrs C F Walda Mrs W E Brinkman and brother Henry F Koepf. Funeral Friday at 2 from 417 Dawson Street and 230 from Grace Reformed Church.
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John W. Koepf
Fort Wayne
C. ¥. Walda
South Harrison Street
Bright
Mr. Koepf
Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Wayne Lodge, F & A. M
P. Lodge
Ben Harcourt
Grace Reformed Church
C. F. Walda
W. FE. Brinkman
Henry F. Koepf
Dawson Street
Eighth Grade Graduates Quietly Rise in Albion
Albion Indiana May 1 County Superintendent W A Beane finished grading eighth grade manuscripts from the April exam. Twenty three pupils earned diplomas. March saw 100 pupils pass with 23 April graduates making 123 total graduates. Across both tests 218 pupils sat for exams yielding 56 percent passing.
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Albion
Ind
W. A. Beane
Mis s Laughter of Children Ends Life by Pist
James H. Wallace a 62 year old city schools janitor for thirty years in Indianapolis shot himself today after illness and unemployment left him unable to work. He left a note citing ill health idleness and expense and had been troubled by missing the laughter of the schoolchildren.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James H. Wallace
Red Flag Over Old Glory at May Day Rally in Union Square
At a May Day gathering in Union Square New York the Stars and Stripes were torn down and a red flag raised as clashes erupted between socialist speakers and crowds. The assault on the flag sparked fights. a muscular woman, Caroline Dexter, retrieved the flag amid improvised protection by platform guards. Official socialist leaders blamed unknown assailants and vowed repudiation of the meeting.
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New York
Socialist Party
Union Square Park
Industrial Workers of the World
Wacely
Hiern
Caroline Dexter
Edward Cassidy
Socialist Party of New York
Rst
Red Flags and Socialist Parade Rally in Duluth
In Duluth on May 2 a crowd of several hundred socialists marched through business streets behind red flags and a band, carrying American flags ahead of the red ensign and meeting to demand socialist and industrial reforms with fiery addresses.
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Duluth
Minn
Eggs Getting Plenty in Hartford City Market
Hartford City Indiana May 1 merchants now offer 18 cents a dozen for eggs. Local dealers report heavy trade in eggs and butter for months as farmers bring eggs or butter to town to exchange for groceries. Scarcity of eggs is believed past and prices likely to drop.
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Indiana
Hartford City
Tnd
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Ly Perrey
Kilbourne
Ashi Oster
Brokaw
Gs Beaver
Bezmer
Firatee Harry
Francis W. DeArmitt
Francis W. D’armitt
John W. Koepp
Noble County Schools
Fem
Riot
RED Flags
American Red Cross
Maher Boardman
American-Red Cross Society
International Red Cross
Washington
Red Cross
Boardman
Clara Barton
Miss Boardman
Red Cross Society
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