No Trial Behind Closed Doors In Koebring Case
Judge J H Parr heard the divorce suit of Jarles Koshiring v Nolan Koebring in Marion county. The judge refused a bid to hear certain testimony in chambers, citing that public proceedings deter secrecy and uphold the case’s integrity and fairness. An attorney apologized for a prior dispute that briefly unsettled the duration of the session. The case remains under advisement with a decision expected soon.
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Jarles Koshiring
Nolan Koebring
Marion County
J H. Parr
Dean
Fesler
J .Fesler
Purr
Audi
Star Chamber
Fine list of entries for fair races at central meet
W and Turner representing Boone County Fair attended a meeting of Interurban Circuit fair secretaries at Frankfort this morning to canvass early closing race entries. Crawfordsville and Lafayette failed to bring complete lists causing postponement to tonight. Lebanon and Frankfort fairs have the largest entries and indicate a strong program, with COIL races possibly awaiting finalization.
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W. & Turner
Boone County Fair
Prankfort
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Lebanon
Frankfort
Protest Over Auto Hopping Endangers Lebanon Streets
A Lebanon citizen denounces dangerous practice of boys hopping cars in city streets. He states motorists must exercise extreme care to avoid striking youths and describes sections where children play in traffic, forcing drivers to stay vigilant and cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Coburn Players Present Twelfth Night at Purdue Campus
The Coburn Players, a unique African theater group, perform Twelfth Night on Monday evening at Purdue University Campus Lafayette Ind. The troupe, eight years together, has staged Shakespearean works at Yale Harvard Princeton Columbia Pennsylvan ia and other cities and even performed on the White House lawn by request of Mrs Taft.
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Coburn Players
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Coburn
Succh
Yale
Harvard
Frinceton
Columbia
Pennsyivania
WGI
New York
White House
Washington
Taft
Ground broken for new Baptist church building
Ground was broken this morning for the new Baptist church. The building committee chose A. J Adams to throw the first dirt but he was unavailable due to his wife's hospital injury. With Adams absent, the contractor proceeded and the committee abandoned formalities. About fifty loads of excavation dirt go to Charles Morgan for his lot near the fair ground addition while the rest is sold to Peter Tripp for use north of Prairie Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Church
A. J Adams
Lebanon
Adams
Charles Morgan
Fair Ground
Peter Tripp
Prairie Creek
Glenn Bell Disappears From Colfax Home
Glenn Bell aged 25 has vanished from his Colfax home a week ago. He worked in a partnership with David Hayes and last left for Colfax after which he disappeared without trace. His wife and two children stay with Mr and Mrs G M McMinus, who fear foul play and worry about his whereabouts.
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Glenn
Bell
Colfax
David Hayes
Parte
McMinus
Mrs Fortune Dead Mother of Indianapolis Telepone Co President
Mrs Mary Fortune 68 the mother of William Fortune president of the Indianapolis Telephone Co and Lebanon Telephone Co died last evening in Indianapolis after nearly three years illness Her daughter Mrs Inge M Shobe went to Lafayette this afternoon after being called about her niece Lela Pewera.
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Mary Fortune
William Fortune
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Lebanon Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Inge M
Latay
Ette
Thers
Pher
Lela Pewera
Marines Land On Cuban Soil During Guantanamo Operation
In Havana on June 5 four hundred fifty US marines under Colonel Lucas landed near Caimanera and proceeded by train to Guantanamo City. The mission is stated to guard American property including mines and sugar plantations, not to intervene. Reports note mass arrests of blacks in Guanajay and a push for US intervention amid regional unrest.
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Havana
Cuba
Lucas
Deses Point
Caimanera
Guantanamo City
Guantanamo Bays
Guantanamo Valley
Panta Covelia Sugar Company
New York
United Fruit Company
Siper Bay Company
Guanajay
Pinar de Rio
Santiago Chamber of Commerce
United States
Gomez
Senate Committee
of Oriente
Michigantown Man Dies By Suicide Last Night
Jobo Lowien, 55, a prominent Michigantown businessman, shot himself in the head last night. Found dead in bed this morning by neighbors. He had been despondent over his wife’s illness, brought home from Indianapolis Monday after an operation at Deaconess hospital. She is with daughter Mrs. Harry Stotter in Frankfort and has not been told the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Lowien
Michigantown
Lowden
Indianapolis
Harry Stotter
Frankfort
Architect Baas Advises On South Side School Plan
Architect Herbert L. Baas of Indianapolis met with the city school board to discuss plans for a new south side school building. Construction hinges on the city's approval of a proposed sewer system for that area, with work slated for this year.
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New South Side
Herbert L. Baas
Indianapolis
Weather Bulletin Sunrise Report From Local Station
Sunrise bulletin notes probable local weather patterns with early hour details. Ernie station reports conditions around 7:10 with unclear terminology but potential temperatures and wind observations for the day.
Sacrament of Confirmation Administered by Bishop H Alerding
Yesterday Bishop H Alerding of the Lafayette diocese conducted the annual confirmation at St Joseph Church. A class of thirty eight, including Walter Murphy Paul McCarthy Kenneth Hedrick John Moran Paul Guilion Join Sheridan Vincent Farrell Henry Thrine Lawrence Honan Jao Andres Raymond Fitzgerald Eugene Fitzgerald Jamie Nolan Harold Shahan Edmund Ryan Ja e FitzGerald John Fitzgerald Philip Endres Edward Fitzgerald Herbert Schreck Thomas Murtaugh George Wetherington Grace Taylor Margaret Clauser Mathie Nagle Mary Honan Marie Moran Blanche Sheridan Agnes King Rather McGuire Dollie Honan Mary Carrigan Catherine Grimes Agnes Wetherington Myrtle Nagle and Mary McLaughlin, received the sacrament in a solemn 9 o'clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Alerding
Fi Wayne
St. Joseph Catholic Church
M. J. Byrne
B. Warpillat
Lafayette
T. M. Conroy
Crawfordaville
Mary Carrigan
Mary Clauser
Catherine Grimes
Agnes Wetherington
Myrtle Nagle
Mary McLaughlin
Youth Commits Suicide By Carbolic Acid In Park
Frankfort Indiana on June 6 Thom as B Crute a 6% year old reportedly drank carbolic acid in T. P. A. park yesterday. He was found unconscious by park attendants and died before aid arrived. A note addressed to his employer named Lewis Crute and directed the distribution of his belongings to his son, including his razz shoes and overcoat.
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Frankfort
Ind
Thomas B. Crute
Coombs
Lewis
Board of Review of The Big Four Co adopts 1860 charter
A terse notice reports the Board of Review of The Big Four Company approving a 1860 charter amendment for personal property in Leba hor. The fragmentary text confirms the action and location but lacks full details.
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Aseedeed
Lebahor
Costs More to Live in June 1912 Prices Rising Nationwide
The June 1912 survey shows U S living costs up about 10 percent from a year ago with meat and staple items leading increases. Meat prices surge 26 percent for beef and 40 percent for pork and box products, while fruits remain higher than in 1910. Economists debate the global causes of the sustained price rise.
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United States
Aitter
Heating Plant Reappraised at Sixty Thousand Dollars
W. L. Ritchie and J. W. Witt, appointed to reappraise the Lebanon Heating Co plant, set its value at 60 000 dollars, 5 000 less than the original. Their report approved by the court. Case Melissa Campbell v Godfrey guardian judgment for defendant. Coburn Players to perform at Purdue University Campus Lafayette Monday evening June 10. Nationally renowned open air drama group brings entertainment and education to western universities.
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W. 8. Ritchie
J. W. Witt
Lebanon Heating Co
Melissa Campbell
Joanna Godfrey
Guardian
Coburn Players
Purdue University
Lafayette
Purdue
Coburn Mayers
Rugliah
Republican leaders arriving at Chicago
Republican national committee members and Taft Roosevelt backers began arriving in Chicago for the as yet unorganized committee to prepare the contests. Senators Dixon Newell Sanders Durbin Hays and others were among early arrivals aiding Taft claims.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Dixon
Montana
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
Taft
J. W. Blodgett
Michigan
Strawberry Season Brings Record Berry Crop This Week
In this county berry production is unusually large with high quality fruit. Strawberries show exceptional size color and flavor and farmers expect peak harvest this week. Shoppers are urged to market readiness and timely fruit processing to capture best prices.
Lebanon City Band Concert Review
A good sized crowd heard the concert last night by the Lebanon City band at the northeast corner of the square. The various numbers were applauded enthusiastically under the direction of Stanton Brandon. Mrs Gee Wysong of Indianapolis visiting her husband's sister Mia Augin Coolman and her brother.
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Lebanon City
Stanton Brandon
Auto Fatality May Cause Suit in Whitestown
Whitestown Indiana June 5 Ed Preston Smith Abe Artman and Attorney Samuel Artman viewed the scene of the Smith family auto accident from a couple weeks earlier in which Mrs Smith died. The pond bank is narrow and deep and the township may be held responsible for neglecting to repair the road. Investigations seek damages for Mrs Smith’s death. Numerous local residents are noted in a week of general and personal happenings, including visitors, work at Smith and Son’s garage, farm painting, and a Texas show crowd.
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Whitestown
Ind
Ed Preston Smith
Abe Artman
Samuel Artman
Smith
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Edward Carey
Geraldine Neidlinger
Bert Neese
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Texas
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Mabfacetite Creamery Company
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