Justice Wulfson Faces Jury Trial Protest in Small Court
Justice Isaior Wulfson resists but is ordered by Judge James M. Leathers to impanel a jury in his justice of the peace court across from the courthouse. Attorney Jacob Morgan pressed for a jury trial for his client, prompting Wulfson to lament the difficulty of securing jurors and railing at efforts to “defeat justice” in his court.
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Isaiior Wulfson
Justice of the Peace
James M. Leathers
Wulfson
Jacob Morgan
Morgan
Frank
Isadore
Dee
Justice Wulfson
Constitutional Court
Stutz Takes Lease On Roanoke Street Building
William N. Thompson announces Stutz Motor Company completes lease of a three story structure at Tenth and Roanoke Streets from Albert E. Uhl Company. The 16 000 square foot facility will store incoming materials freeing space in the main plants for production. The site once housed the original Stutz assembly plant.
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William N. Thompson
Stutz Motor Company of America, Inc
Tenth and
Roanoke Sts
Albert E. Uhl Company
Stutz
Stutz Company
Stutz Car
DePauw Tops Wabash 4–2 In Tennis Meet At Greencastle
In Greencastle on Monday DePauw defeated Wabash four matches to two. DePauw won two singles matches and both doubles. Nesbit and Pinkerman won singles for DePauw, while Hadley and Africa were Wabash winners. Nesbit Moll and Thompson Pinkerton of DePauw won the doubles.
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Greencastle
Ind
Frieda's Follies in a Turbulent Garden Theft
A neighbor stole roses from Frieda's garden. She set a trap and waited by a brick wall. When a brick moved, she saw the neighbor’s arm. She says she brought her dog, but it proved unreliable, so she bit the intruder.
Puzzle weighs out truth on a biased scale
A ham on one side of a false balance weighs sixteen pounds, while the other side shows nine pounds. The true weight equals the average of the two readings, eight and a half pounds, but a standard puzzle answer notes the scale is faulty.
Legion Offices Stay in New York for American Legion
The national executive committee rejected a plan to move the Legion offices from New York to Indianapolis. The decision, made at Legion headquarters, was driven by concerns that relocation would disrupt advertising patronage and faced opposition at the New Orleans convention last year.
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American Legion Weekly
New York
Indianapolis
Legion
New Orleans
National Executive Committee
Three Arrested After Fight at Alabama and Ohio Streets
Three men were under arrest today on assault and battery charges following a fight Monday night in a pool room at Alabama and Ohio Streets. Arrested were James Jordan and Sam Jordan of 1132 North Alabama Street and Gordon Holland of 307 East Ohio Street.
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Alabama and
Ohio
James
Sam Jordan
Alabama St
Gordon Holland
Ohio St
Sulphur Clears Up Rough or Red Skin
A skin specialist endorses Mentho Sulphur to soothe irritated skin and heal eruptions such as rash pimples and ringworm. The preparation is said to destroy germs and quickly improve the appearance of face neck and arms. Obtain a small jar from any good druggist and apply like cold cream.
Woman Finds Strength After Using Lydia E Pinkham Product
Worcester resident Mrs. Dexia Hickey reports severe weakness and suffering from a female ailment improved after a week taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She shares her recovery and offers her letter as a testimonial to aid others, with a note about a free private text book on women’s ailments.
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Worcester
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dexia Hickey
Ludlow St
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Five of family moving to new home killed in Ohio crash
In Franklin Ohio May 23 Bert Williams and his family of five were moving from Franklin to Germantown. Their van carried a sofa rear load when a freight train caused a collision with a following passenger train. The Williams family perished including two young girls and a four month old grandson. the driver Jess Gross survived seriously injured. Bert Williams learned of the tragedy later at the wreck and fainted upon seeing his wife dead at the scene.
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Franklin
Ohio
Bert Williams
Germantown
Jess Gross
Margaret Williams
Sarah Williams
Lela Williams
Mary Louise
Gross
Williams
Car Crash Fire Kills Mrs Myra Heard of Valparaiso
At Sterling Illinois on May 22 a collision between two cars sparked a fire. Mrs Myra Heard of Valparaiso Indiana died from burns. Her daughter and son-in-law Lester and Mrs Jacobs were severely burned. Leroy Jacobs and Arlie Edwards from Tampico Illinois were also burned in the other car.
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Times Special
Sterling
Ill
Myra Heard
Valparaiso
Ind
Lester Jacobs
Leroy Jacobs
Arlie Edwards
Tampico
Til
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