High School Students Fined for Trespass
Leonidas Tuttle, William Hale, Albert Hebb, Lester Secrest and Thomas Johnson, pupils at Linton high school, were fined $9.50 each plus costs after pleading guilty to trespass in Justice Meuer's court. They stayed the fines and were released. The case stemmed from a Tuesday night visit to the domestic science department in the old church building used for school purposes, with property damage alleged. The affidavit was filed by George Humphreys, with arrests by Officers Pinkston and Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonidas Tuttle
William Hale
Albert Hebb
Lester Secrest
Thomas Johnson
Linton High School
Court of Justice of the Peace
Meuer
George Humphreys
Pinkston
Tucker
Squire Meyer
Northeast Ward
Salvation Army
Vire
Patterson Columbia Minstrels Tomorrow at Grand Opera House
Patterson Columbia Minstrels perform at the Grand Opera House Friday night with a complete program of songs and routines. Tickets are selling fast and the house is expected to be at capacity as local talent showcases a polished lineup including Homer Sahm Marshall Robertson and the Patterson Columbia Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Columbia Minstrels
Grand Opera House
Funitre Company
Dan Talbott
Homer Sahm
Marshall Robertson
Paul Wills
Harry Phillips
Roy Bedwelll
Homer Bailey
John Wright
Lizzie
Otto Wright
Chester Wills
Wayne Beasley
Wills, Bailey and Bedwell
Patterson Columbia Quartet
Roy Bedwell
Ott Wright
Ray Bedwell
Nearly All Candidates File Expense Accounts in City Election
Reports show all candidates filed expense accounts by noon on final filing day. Republican and Socialist committees submitted records. Democratic committee had not yet filed. Notable figures include Inman leading Stover by 38 votes, with Stover spending 61.50 on mayoral bid and Inman 99.40, as lists detail expenditures for clerks and council seats across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Socialist Committee
Democratic City Committee
Walton F. Stover
Seph Inman
Republican City Committee
Walton Stover
Bert Brown
Mary Butler
James W. Priest
Grant Bredeweg
Isaac Bunch
Otis Cooprider
Second Ward
William P. Shepherd
Councilman
Third Ward
Cletus Gill
Lola Hollowell
Herman Schloot
Enoch Murphy
Henry Dorrough
Clay Moss
James E. Shake
Ohio Woman Sentenced For Indeterminate Reform School Term
Ohio woman Lilian Swazee aged 42 who fell in love with a 16 year old boy because he resembled her dead son was sentenced to Marysville reformatory for an indeterminate period by Police Judge Frank Marsh yesterday afternoon in Akron. No disposition has been made of the boy.
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Akron
Ohio
Lillian Swazee
Marysville Reformatory
Frank Marsh
Silver cornet brass band leads parade with minstrel show
In Indianapolis markets wagon market lists grain and livestock prices with wheat around 1.12 to 1.14. Hogs, steers, calves and bulls priced at several grade ranges. The Silver Cornet Brass Band, directed by Professor Ernest Hatley, joins Lasses White's All Star Minstrels this season. A grand street parade will be held at high noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasses White
All Star Minstrels
Ernest Hatley
Chauffeur a Fireman in French Origin
The term chauffeur derives from early French usage meaning mechanic and fireman. In translating, chauffeur referred to the worker who operated steam carriages, with two men needed to run the vehicle. The mechanician and the chauffeur were the two roles in early steam propulsion.
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D.R. Scott & CO
Columbia Music Store
Linton
Dugger
Jasonville
Greene County Loan Company
Filbert
Postoffice
Bell Phone
Hunt Bros
Tice Mearer
Home Town
the Opera
St. Marshall Robertson
Columbia Music
Socialist City Committee
W. H. School
Ellis Weller
Mattie Strong Mitchell
Ed Johnson
William Suthard
John Strong
Grant Dunning
Henry Maddox
Savoy
Robbins
Kirk’s
POE & Johnson
Vincennes Street
Six
Indianapolis
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Stetson
Cadet
Monito
Gage
Knox
American Lady and Club House Canned Goods
Annis Furs
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Edison
New Home Furnishing Company
Over Purity Bakery
Johnson’s Auto Repair
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