Neighbors Believe Hudson Was Crazy
Coroner C. C. Ray states after two days of inquiry that George W. Hudson and his wife were killed by self-inflicted gunshot and suicide rather than robbers. Daughter Alta Hudson corroborated the theory, bloodhounds traced no forced entry, valuables remained undisturbed, and neighbors note recently cut trees hinting at a plan.
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Noblesville
Ind
George W. Hudson
C. C. Ray
Ray
Hudson
Beshore Named Marion Police Commissioner
Beshore appointed to police commissioner in Marion Indiana after a vacancy. He is a Civil War veteran and active in Republican and Grant county politics. He is described as a churchman and an aggressive civic worker alongside other commissioners active in church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Beshore
Marion
Ind
Gov. Hanly
Mr. Beshore
Beshore
Grant County
Fire Ravages Westman Kodak Plant in Rochester
United Press reports a morning fire and series of explosions at the Westman Kodak plant in Rochester New York destroying five buildings and damaging the facility with losses exceeding ten thousand dollars. The blast originated in a two story brick building and the cause remains unknown.
Missionary Meeting at Edwin Ray M E Church
The Home Missionary society of Edwin Ray M E church invites the public to an open meeting Friday at 8 pm. A special musical program will precede an address by Dr. F Wells titled Work in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society of
Edwin Ray M. E. Church
Dr. F. Wells
The
Philippines
Knights of Pythias Dedication Day Review at Tomlinson Hall
Dedication week unfolds with a night session featuring a grand review of the Uniform Rank by Gov. Hanly on Thursday and prize drills at Camp Ross on Saturday. The public attendance grew as the Iola team from Dayton performed an elaborate drill and honored ranks were conferred amid speeches by notable figures including Grand Chancellor Monahan and Congressman Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Tomlinson Hall
Tola Team
Dayton, O
Jonce Monahan
J. A. M. Adair
Charles A. Barnes
Iola
Evolu
Carney
Robert Carney
Dayton
John W. Marshall
Blues
E. C. Bechtout
Yellows
John P. Kline
Reds
William Drake
Whites
Oregon
Camp Ross
Riverside Park
Frank Shellhouse
Indianapolis
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana Brigade
Monahan
G. K. of R
S. Harry Wade
Oats Crop In Benton County Reported Very Light
Fowler Indiana August 14 The oats crop in Benton county is exceedingly light with ten farmers reporting 21 to 25 bushels per acre. Grains are underfilled and dirty causing elevator men to trash the entire lot as the crop is spoiled by poor filling and damaged kernels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Ind
Benton County
Lightfoot Captured After Police Trail Through City
Grant Lightfoot, a 15 year old alleged murderer, was captured Tuesday afternoon at Madison Avenue and the Belt railroad by Bicycle Officers Kitzmiller and Trimpe. Detectives had tracked sightings across the city. Sol Turner detained Lightfoot after a prior capture. Lightfoot claims self defense in the stabbing of Leroy Moore and says his birth date was the previous Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Lightfoot
Madison Ave
Belt Rail Road
Kitzmiller and
Trimpe
Lightfoot
Belt Railroad
Sol Turner
Turner
Leroy Moore
Moore
Ladies' Aid Lawn Fete at Edwin Ray M. E. Church
The Ladies Aid society of Edwin Ray M. E. church will hold a lawn social on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ewbanks located at 1526 Fletcher avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Edwin Ray
M. E. Church
Mrs. Ewbanks
Fletcher-ave
Fire cistern mislocated in Fairbanks lot in Fairbanks
A city fire cistern was excavated on private property by contractor A Bruner costing 500 dollars after he chose a Linden street site and mistook an alley for the street. Charles W. Fairbanks owns the affected lot and may sell 20 feet of rear ground to salvage the project. The cistern remains unused and water filled.
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Naomi
Lindensts
A. Bruner
Linden-st
Naomist
Tinden-st
Fairbanks
Bruner
Kentucky Library Extension Starts With Data Drive
Kentucky has begun library extension work by gathering statistics on 119 courses to showcase in the government bulletin through the Bureau of Education. A traveling librarian will be hired to aid extension efforts in the mountains.
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Kentucky
Government
Bureau of Education
Mounted Moors Attack Casablanca Outpost
United Press reports that seven thousand Moors in Tangier launched a night assault on a Casablanca outpost, drove French and Spanish defenders, and held the position for over an hour before bayonet counterattacks and reinforcements retook it. Many Moors were killed or wounded, with casualties among French and Spanish troops. Reinforcements from Algiers and Oran arrived as the Casablanca defense was reinforced. the Spanish cruiser Rio de la Plata landed marines and additional infantry and cavalry were en route.
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United Press
Tangier
Casablanca
Drude
Oasis
AlJgiers
Oran
Rio de la Plata
Cadia
Girl Tries to Sell Herself in Chicago Fashionable District
Zieta Leary an 18 year old from Amanda Michigan, after four weeks of hunger and wandering Chicago, sought to sell herself for food and shelter. She was placed in a detention hospital under police care as authorities contact her relatives to arrange return home.
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Zieta Leary
Amanda, Mich
Chicago
Michigan
Help Poor Girls Aid Fund Repaid by Recipients in Colorado
In Colorado the state federation has a fund like that of the College Alumnae association, eleven girls having received help last year. The girls helped show their appreciation by returning the money as soon as possible.
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Colorado
College
State Court of Honor Picnic Draws Crowds at Fairview Park
Large Indiana gathering marks a major lodge event with 110 district lodges and 60 000 members overall. Supreme Chancellor A L Hereford and Supreme Recorder W E Robinson head the program as W B Kieft serves as Indiana state manager. Indiana officers include Charles H Tindall Shelbyville president and E G Henderson Indianapolis secretary.
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Court of Honor of
Indiana
Nu Nober
Indianapolis
Court of Honor
Springfield
Ill
Supreme
A. L. Hereford
W. E. Robinson
Hereford
W. B. Kieft
Indiana Court of Honor Picnic Association
Charles H.tindall
Shelbyville
E. G. Henderson
City
PADDLED BAD BOY exonerated in Indiana state board review of Boys' school paddling
The Indiana State Board of Charities examined charges against officers at the Plainfield Boys' school. The committee found the boy punished for violating rules with written report and superintendent consent. No head injuries or blue marks. red marks noted. Punishment occurred with some boys present. no other irregularities found. Board accepted the report and upheld the management's practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Vallmer
Boys
Plainfield
Indiana State Board of Charities
Statehouse
Amos W. Butler
Aes
Cures Hay Fever and Asthma By Austrian Drug
New York August 13 Accumulating testimony from asthma and hay fever sufferers across the country shows ascatco the Austrian drug rapidly curing these diseases Hay fever relieves are prompt and chronic asthmatics have been restored to health through its use Literature and full particulars may be obtained by writing the Austrian Dispensary 2 W Twenty fifth st New York City by mail free of charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ascatco
City
Soldiers in Last Rally Amid Declining Ranks
The Indiana G A R report by Col. John R. Fesler shows six months with an overall membership gain of 18 after 731 members left through berth, discharge or transfer. Charity spending totaled $314.73 aiding two destitute families.
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John R. Fesler
Indiana Department
Elopement shocks Lexington as Brewer and stenographer wed
In Lexington on August 14, Harry Brewer son of C F Brewer a millionaire furniture dealer and Lily Ryan daughter of Pat Ryan a saloon keeper secretly married in Cincinnati. Telegrams confirmed the union provoking Brewer turn to pursue annulment though Lily a stenographer in Brewers office and Pat Ryan accept the match. Harry a popular figure in Lexington society is said to have promised to stand by Lily.
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Lexington
Lexington Society
Arry Brower
C. F. Brower
Lily Ryan
Pat Ryan
Cincinnati
Harry
Lily
Brewer
Romero
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N. Y
Westman Kodak Company
Missionary Meeting
Capt. Carney
Daniel W. Simms
James EB. Watson
Charles W. Fairbanks
Charles W. Miller
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge Hall
George W. Powell
Supreme Lodge
Charles E. Shiveley
Henry P. Brown
Union B. Hunt
Neal
M. E. Wilson
G. K
Harry Wade
Paal
Frank J. Dunton
Indiana Pythians
Jonce Monyhan
Archibald & Co
Gigantic Clothing
Gerrit A. Archibald
Washington Street
TWO Fair Strikers
Chicago Western Union
Ladies’ Aid
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Massachusetts
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LA Money
Olives-ave
Shelby-st. Hoy
N. Senate
N. Meridian
France
Spain
Duesseldorfer
Indianapolis Brewing Co
Strong
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View Park
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Bad Boy
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