Thompson Bradtmiller Wedding at Mrs Hoeppner’s Home
Miss Edna Bradtmiller wed Charles D Thompson in a Saturday ceremony at 8:30 pm at Mrs Elizabeth Hoeppner’s residence 1014 Fairfield avenue Rev Samuel Wagenhals officiated Helen Thompson played the march with Mary Bradtmiller and Minnie Robinson as bridesmaids The couple will live at 1118 Hanna street and Mr Thompson works in Rolling mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bradtmiller
Minnie Robinson
Rolling Mills
Anna M. Orth
Mary Orth
Fisher Street
John B. Zimmerman
St. Peter’s Church
J. A. Selbach
Oconto
Wis
Helen Stahl
John H. Orth
Gerald Halstein
Edwin Stahl
Cleaves—Stauffer
A. d. Stauffer
Huntington Road
Stella
Enoch Cleaves
E. A. Bunner
Huntertown
M. FE
Marion Yant
Hugh McFadden
William Brown
Jay Stauffer
Royal
Herbert, Clifford and
Grant
Cleaves
Garl Jennings
Canada
Messrs
Russel and
Mode McFadden
Gertrude
Alice Henning
Wilma McFadden
Dramatic scene in Kirby trial at federal court
In Chicago in Judge Landis court Dr. William T. Kirby an alleged insane physician banker was led in and asked to produce 10000 of the bank funds he says were wired to tappers. He cried I knew nothing about it and sobbed in the witness chair. He denied knowledge of his lawyer but explained paying 500 to Thomas B. Lantry before his confinement. He claimed he had not the money to hand over. Lantry was compelled to return the 500 retainer and faced lecturing. Mrs. Kirby was called to explain her use of fictitious names and why she had not turned over 20000 she had received listing several banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William T. Kirby
Landis
Thomas B. Lantry
Dr. Kirby
Ecnause
Maude van Deusen
Washington Avenue
McCormick Building
Ease van Buren Street
Michigan Avenue
Harrison
McWeeney
Jane Addams
Miss Addams
Miss van Deusen
Lydia van Deusen
Falla City
Neb
Ida Rogers
Not Guilty Verdict Sparks Jubilant Lawrence Crowd
The court freed Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso on bonds while declaring a not guilty verdict for a related charge. Supporters cheered as leaders kissed and embraced in court, then marched to the Industrial Workers of the World office and Salvation Army hall where Italian songs rang out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettor
Giovannitti
Wm. D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Ania
Helen 8. Durley
Boston
Court House
The
Tacoma
Wash
Salvation Army Hall
Caruso
Henry C. Attwill
Commonwealth
Joseph Ettor
Arturo Giovannitti
Brooklyn
New York
Joseph Caruso
Mass
Anna Lopizzo
Salvatore Scuito
Pelicy
Masoa‘chusetts
Lopizzo
Salvatore Scullo
W. D. Haywood
New England
Essex County
Joseph F. Quinn
Daya
J. P
Nineteen Years in the Service Capt Stoll Honored
The long service of Captain Henry C. Stoll in the Pennsylvania company police is celebrated as he nears nineteen years. He helped organize the Western division and educated many who rose to prominence in railway and municipal policing. His prior work as deputy sheriff and city patrolman is noted amid a broader account of labor unrest and notable trials including Ettor and Giovannitti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standish
Stephen A. Ross
Roger S. Sheyer
George H. Herrmann
Gladys M
Allen
Walter Carter
Marguerite’ Gross
Lyman Blakesly
Leah Underwood
Bessie Rowe
Mark Landenberger
Leroy Bradley
Agnes Mahurin
Thor Webber
Mac Tower
Peggy
Ronald Dawson
American Woolen Company
Ettor
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Industrial Workers of the World
Fosa
Lawrence Common
Arturo Giovannitti
Brooklyn
William D. Haywood
Lawrece
Price
E. Leroy
Mille
Giovannitti
Henry C. Stoll
Pennsylvania Company
Stoll
Police Department
The
Captain Stoll
Printer-Editor Edward Hearne Dies in Apparent Suicide
Edward W. Hearne a Fort Wayne printer and former labor news reporter committed suicide at a relative’s home on Masterson Avenue. He consumed bichloride of mercury and prussic acid after heavy drinking and a dispute at a Fort Wayne Federation of Labor meeting. Hearne, born in Van Wert Ohio, had worked with Labor Times-Herald and planned a new labor newspaper venture that failed with E R Russell’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hearne
Labor News
Labor News-Scimitar
Masterson Avenue
Hearne
Fort Wayne
Labor Times-Herald
E. R. Russell
Federation of Labor
Russell
Van Wert Halfback Dudley Brown Injured in Lima Game
In Lima, Dudley Brown of Van Wert suffered a broken left forearm late in the second quarter after a 35 yard rush. Lima defeated Van Wert 25 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Ind
Lima
Dudley Brown
Marriage Licenses Recorded for Eleven Couples
Listed are eleven couples granted marriage licenses including Enoch Cleaves and Estella Stauffer. Oliver Winans and Carrie Snyder. Berkley Ward Jr and Florence Miller. Joseph McCaffrey and Dora Emsburger. Nelson Baker and Sadie Wood. Charles Thompson and Amelia Brandtmiller. Herman Ellsworth and Opal Quill. Bruce Thompson and Bertha Double. Louis France and Clyo Barkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Cleaves
Estella Stauffer
Oliver C. Winans
Carrie M. Snyder
Berkley Ward, Jr
Florence C. A. Miller
Joseph McCaffrey
Dora Emsburger
Nelson B. Baker
Sadie E. Wood
Charles D. Thompson
Amelia S. Brandtmiller
Herman
Ellsworth
Opal A. Quill
Bruce A. Thompson
Clerk
Bertha
Double
Louis C. France
Farmer
Clyo E. Barkley
Births Reported in Local Records
Born to Mr and Mrs Edward A Trenton 907 East Washington Street a son. Born to Mr and Mrs George Groves Home Avenue a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Jesse E Mills 415 Nusbaum Avenue a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Blyde Mack 510 West Fifth Street a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Edmund Nichter 1182 Division Street a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Phillip Kasmeyer 1007 Delaware Avenue a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs L A Kramer 1102 Division Street a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Trenton
Washington
George Groves
Home Avenue
Jease E- Mills
Nusbaum Avenue
Blyde Mack
Fifth Street
Edmund Nichter
Division Street
Phillip Kasmeier
Delaware Avenue
L.A. Kramer
Division ‘Strest
County Telephone Plans Five Cent Rate Countywide
The Central Union in DeKalb County Auburn Indiana reports a five cent rate for all parts of the county following subscriber protests over the abolition of free service. The limit is three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Irid
Central
Company
Haa
Igiva
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Orth
Emerson Brentzer
Natal
Earl Dustman
Dustman
S. Phillips
Harry Brentzer
A. Chevillet
Jackson Township
Enenheiser
John Ternet
Etta Falls
Kate Lorti
Genevieve Gladivex
Bernadette Gladieux
Florence Roy
Hilda Roy
Francis Roy
Clarence Townsend
Fort. Wayne
Harris
Allen Hursh
Ross Lindemuth
Majestic
Oberamergau
Almenrausch Und Edelweies
Upper Bavaria
Parent—Miller
Pearl Miller
Charles A. Miller
Scott Avenue
Edward Parent
Will Parent
Decatur
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Delaney
Anna Parent
Frank Parent
Celia Zeser
Anna Meyers
Blanche Kennerk
William A. McCormick
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Father Mulherin
Margaret Kennerk
Wesley Richardson
Mrs. McCormick
California
Thompson
Duble
Miss Bertha
Garrett
North Manchester
D. H. Guild
M. E
Noble Machine Company
Washington Boulevard West
Oddon
Rigdon
Flossie Rigdon
George Oddon
San Francisco
St. Mary’s
Paulist Fathers
West
Kirby
Edward B. Healy
Ers
United States
Victor Berger
House of Representatives
Rules Committee of
House
Lawrace
Taft
Central Union
Deso Kalb
Demented Girl
Horton Washing Machines
Horton
A Pfeiffer & Son Co
Columbia St
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