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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1922

Page

8

Pin Money: Boarders Poison Mystery At Windsor Ave

Dora Maxwell hosts two Angora cats named Tom and Jerry as boarders. They die from poison, prompting fear and a legal threat. Dora reveals a dollar fifty weekly board for the victims, while Ted Maxwell contemplates staying home to save funds. Lawyer Robert Dutton questions the case and the possibility of arrest. The couple discuss the scandal and pin money on Windsor Avenue.

Dora Dutton Ted Windsor Avenue Bob Dutton Robert Dutton Great Caesar Mr. Dutton Gertainly Cate Theodore Maxwell Mr. Maxwell Tom and Jerry Fin

Tale of a Traveler

A courtroom quip questions a traveler's reputation for truth as a judge probes a claim of a cross continental trip in a flivver with no breakdown or puncture. The Louisville Age-Herald recollects the tale and the witness's change of view.

Louisville Age-Herald

Bull falls into nitro magazine in Osage oil field

A black bull wandered onto a magazine of nitro glycerin in an Osage Wyoming oil field and fell through the roof, becoming trapped. With 850 quarts of high explosive nearby, workers avoided risk and the rescued bull died after about fifteen days of starvation.

Osage Wyoming

Elyria youth Clarence Myers famed for bold exploits

Clarence Myers of Elyria Ohio at eighteen has endured a remarkable series of incidents. Placed in the state reformatory as a boy, he shot a companion with a rifle two years ago. Three months back a motorcycle collision sent auto drivers to a hospital, and two months ago his latest misadventure began.

Ohio Clarence Myers Elyria State Reformatory Clarence

Reckless driving charge after fatal crash injures cyclist

The government mail plane wrecked on landing in fog and exploded its gasoline tank. Myers faces reckless driving charge after his motorcycle collided with a bicycle ridden by John Schoenfeldt. Schoenfeldt sustained a fractured skull and is in dying condition at Memorial hospital. Police detain the young Mr. Myers.

Searchea Fie Myers John Schoenfeldt Memorial Hospital

Dollar found after twenty seven years returns to owner

In Montesano Washington a dollar spent twenty seven years ago in Lancaster Missouri came back as change to Mrs Terrence Hagerman. She recalls her father gave both sisters dollars bearing their initials and an 1887 date. The two initials I B appeared on the recovered coin confirming its origin.

Lancaster Montesano Wash Terrence Hagerman

Robins Hatch on Car Nest in Moving Doodlebug Train

A robin builds and nests under the brake rigging of a shuttle train called the Doodlebug operating from Elk Run to Rikers Pa on the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh line. The robin mother cares for three hatchlings while the coach travels with the train, ever returning to the nest after trips. A separate note reports a splinter in a toddler's foot leading to fatal lockjaw, Betty Piper of Wikhart Ind.

Young Men's Christian, Association Elk Run Rikers Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Mother Robin Baby Betty Mrs.l. IH Piper Wikhart Ind

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