Pueblo arrest mistook Jesse Coe for a Toledo man
A Black man detained in Pueblo Colo as a tech was not Jesse Coe. Police traced a photo to a different suspect in Indianapolis. Chief Metzger alerted Pueblo authorities to verify identity and avoid repeat misidentifications. The episode prompted renewed警察警戒 across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Cola
Jesse Coe
Trolman
Charles Russell
Colorado
Metzger
Tograph
Jesse
Indianapolis
Pegro
Mrs Elizabeth Keller Dies After Illness in Germany
Mrs Elizabeth Keller died following an illness described as indigestion and a stroke like attack while living in Baden Baden Germany. She had resided previously in Sandusky Ohio and Cincinnati Indiana. Survived by several children and related family members. The funeral service was held at the home of Mrs Eugene Buehler, wife of the city sanitarian, on Thursday at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Keller
Eugene Buehler
Thursoon
Keller
Crown Hill
Baden Baden
Germany
Big Country
Sandusky
Andnsville
Ind
Buehler
Pittsburg
Grand Opera House
Walter Jones
Mabel Hite
Jones
Pittsburgers
New York
Dontin
Jeenes
Asthma Free Services Extended by Arcaica Dispensary
Report outlines extensive cures from the Austrian drug and notes 500 cases claimed cured. Dispensary staff will continue service to patients, inviting returns from those who have used the remedy and seek further guidance.
The Virginian at English's prominent stage affair
The Virginian starring Farnum plays at English's tonight with a strong company under Kirke la Shelle management. Jones and Hite reappear at the Grand next week as vaudeville headliners after hits in Pittsburgh, with praise from local press. Kellar set for Park January 14 with The Witch Sailor and the Enchanted Monkey illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Virginian
Tonig
Nastiq
Farnum
Owen Wister
Kirkelia Shelle Company
Kellar
Wark
Lindley on Leave from Earlham College History Dept
C Harlow Lindley of Earlham College was granted an extended leave of absence before taking charge of the history department. His resignation to the state librarian was refused as he is needed to assume duties due to Professor Cyrus Hodgin’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harlow Lindley
Earlham College
Aratebrary
Cyrus Hodgin
Earlham
Society Notes Brighten Week with Parties and News
Society pages recount euchre at Miss Cora Gilbert’s home on Park avenue with red and green decor. Guests include Miss Louise Marlow visiting from Dayton and a linen shower for Irma Jeanne Wocher as her marriage nears. A Daughters of the American Revolution meeting featured music, while craft and social gatherings spread through Marion and Fort Wayne visits, with weddings and home plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Gilbert
Farkave
Irma Jeanne Wocher
Pauline Stein
Central Ave
Martha Dickmaor
Cincinnati
Thomas Russel Cook
Fort Wayne
Rachel Wright
Gertrude Younger Man
Wright
N. Pennsylvania-st
H. M. Wright
C. Youngerman
Frank Manley
Frank Moore
Norman Byram
M. B. Nichaolson
May Hubbard
Irene Monroe
Local notices and society meetings fill city calendar
Public spiritualist test at Mrs Woolsey 117 N Senate Ave at 2 pm Thursday. Myrtle Temple No 7 Needle Society meets Friday with Mrs Ful less 1675 W Morris St. Philip Rosso wins divorce from Augusta Rosso after 1901 abandonment. C W E M of Fourth Christian church holds monthly meeting and tea with Mrs Anna Niedhammer 1018 Winsorst. Butler College winter term registration. classes begin Friday and full sway by Saturday. East Park M E Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday with Mrs Grate Stoan 635 N Beville Ave. Mrs Sullivan reads a paper. W G Thompson body sent to Bellefontaine for burial. post mortem shows lobar pneumonia. Public installation of Robert R Delaney Post 79 G A R and W R C at Bethel A M E church Thursday night. officers named. Home for Friendless and Aged Women thanks donors for porch fund. cost $900. I I Conner of Metropolitan School of Music to read The Lost Word Tuesday night. tickets available from Nellie E Corcoren. Harry Wallace county treasurer extends 5 pm hours. longer hours due to demand. Joseph R Gordon Post and Women’s Relief Corps install Friday night at G A R hall Maryland Street. sword presentation to officer of the day. Public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler College
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
East Park
M. E. Church
Grate Stoan
N. Bevilleave
Sullivan
W. G. Thompson
City Hospital
Bellefontaine, O
Robert R. Delaney
Bethel A. M. E. Church
W. H. Allison
Capt
C. W. Wheat
I. Conner
Oratory and Dramatic Department
Metropolitan School of Music
Henry van Dyke
Nellie E. Corcoren
Harry Wallace
County Trecorder
Wallace
Joseph R. Gordon
Became a Detective Henry J Askin Appointed by Board of Safety
Henry J. Askin was appointed detective by the Board of Safety at the Wednesday meeting. A seven year veteran, he succeeds Timothy Splan who retired after 26 years. Askin rose from patrolman to bicycle officer and then plain clothes detective, praised by Chief Metzger for consistency. John B. Eisenhut and Joseph B. Fowler were named patrolmen to fill vacancies, and George W. Johnson was made substitute fireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Askin
Board of Safety
Mr. Askin
Timothy Splan
Department
Askin
Metzger
Oool
John B. Eisenhut
Joseph B. Fowler
George W. Johnson
Kothe Wells Bauer Co Formed From Reorganized Firm
The wholesale firm of Kothe, Wells & Bauer reorganizes to admit old employees as stockholders, forming the Kothe, Wells & Bauer Co with 100000 capital. Incorporators include Kotne, Wells, Bauer, Schramm, Augstein, Jeffries, Stalcup, Newsom, Huston, Biount, McMillin and Rossman. Location on S. Meridian St. unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kothe, Wells & Bauer
Kothe, Wells & Bauer Co
William Kotne
Charles W. Wells
George Bauer
John B. Schramm
Charles H. Augstein
Joseph M. Jeffries
J. Wesley Stalcup
Jose Newsom
William P. Huston
Frank M. Biount
Robert S. McMillin
Otto G. Rossman
Mr. Rossman
S. Meridian St
Hill to Acquire Wisconsin Central in Coming Days
Milwaukee January 3 reports say James J. Hill will announce the acquisition of the Wisconsin Central within a few days and unveil a traffic compact with the Burlington and Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KerippscRae Press Association
Milwaukee, Wis
Wisconsin Central
James J. Hill
Burlington
Great Northern
George Simpeon Convicted for Deadly Whisky Jug Assault
In Paris on January 3, judge Kimbrough ruled that a whisky jug used to strike a man named Tan constitutes a deadly weapon. George Simpeon was convicted yesterday of deadly assault for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierippe-McRae
Paris
George Simpeon
Kimbrough
Man pulled from Fall Creek in critical condition
Samuel Coy, 30, was found semi conscious in Fall Creek near Alabama Street and Fall Creek by Beard and D. W. McCave. He had no clear memory of how he ended up in the water. Coy may have slept in the sewer area. heavy rain may have backed up the sewer. He showed no signs of brutality or injuries beyond weakness, and was taken to City Hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Creek
Samuel Coy
M. E. McCaben
Coy
Fice
Lizaville
Ind
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Inbers Merchants’ Association
Ime
Arl L. Rost
North Illinois Street
Jaypool Hotel
Adillac Auto Co
Ohio Street
Oman
Icharlotte Dinkelaker
Clara P. Wales
COE
STHMA
Ose
W. Tienty
Granw
Boston
Manchester
Vanity Fair
Clark
Runaway Girls’ Company
Dee Morris
Myron Brown
Empire
Sam Devere
Empire’ Theater
Firat
Andy Lewis
Shrades
McFarland and Murray
Granville and
Mack
Winifred Stewart
Emma Carus
Shayre
Clack
Clarke Burg
Frank Damsel
Abe Reynolds
Bert Wiggins
Bowery Boys Quartet
William Sisters
Louise Jackson
Flossie Hays
Frances, Starr
Irene Turner
Flossie Baldwin
Wittie Moon
Sarah Turnbull
Annie Anderson
Madelina Devere
Helen Garibaldi
May Ramsey
Emmett Corrigan AS
the Prince
India
Lew" Wallace
Emmett Corrigan
Erlanger
Lindley
Florence Hines
Atlanta, Ga
C. V. Barker
Frederick Carroll Heath
Madison Club
Wash Lowe
Marion
Carl McCaskey
Gertrude West
Mae Dawson
Anderson
William, Davis
Emma Rhinkbolt
Lafayette
J. A. Lemcke
Florida
Lillian Fear
Louise Marlow
Dayton, C
Shiel
Ursula Parker
Helen Brown
Marguerite Kenny
Ethel Baker
Walter L. Milliken
Mary E. Colgan
Helen Burdette
Pendleton
Mrs. Baker
J. M. Sanberg
E. F. Overman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Voss
Broadway
Lenora Ennigon
Katherine Schindler
Charles Farrow Kimball
E. D. Lourds
Terre Haute
Nellie Demmerly
Thomas C. Demmerly
New Jersey
Fourth Christian Church
Anna Niedhammer
Winisorst
Kalf
Wassoms
Art Dept
Eden
Oxford
Lonsdale and
Hope
Bates
H. P. Wasson & CO
Armstrong
Fadette Woman's Orchestra
Washington
New Jereey
John L. Sullivan
Behman
Police
Wholesale House
Hill
Dustin Farnum
Wabash & del
Empire Theater
Boosier
Burlesq
Mffitsis
Droiler
Jolly Grass Widow
J. A. Conkey
M.D
Cor. St. Clair and
Senato Ave
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