Threats and sworn statements tied to Mrs Wright murder case
Wabash residents sign affidavits to be used in Lakota North Dakota court accusing Mrs Mary Wright of murdering Beulah Cox. Statements allege she threatened George Welch and ordered violence, while others claim unkindness and unpaid debts. A Potomac Illinois transfer involves another Cox daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wright
Logansport
Lakota
N. C
Beulah Cox
Mary Cox
Wabash
North Dakota
Rosa Green
Grace Scott
George Welch
Wright
George Baugher
Mr. Welch
Andrew Sunheimer
W. H. Anderson
Anderson
Logansport forms new industry group to court factories
The Logansport Investment Company, born from the old Logansport Industrial association, will capitalize at 10000 dollars with all stock paid in. The group, composed of local businessmen, takes over land on the South Side to offer free sites and aims to attract factories, selling lots for profit. Final organization work set for Thursday night with a long list of stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Logansport Industrial Association
Myers & Yarlett
Seale reports from Sitanka on Moro unrest and pacific work
Prof. Alvin Seale, former Fairmount youth and Philippine fish commissioner, writes from Sitanka in the Jolo archipelago. He notes being the lone white man with three native assistants, island life near Borneo, months without mail, and describes Moros as pirates influencing fear and violence though he warns against harsh treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Ind
Alvin Seale
Philippine Islands
L. J. Seale
Sitanka
Jolo Archipelago
Borneo
Philippines
Nellie James Leaves for New York Mission Training
Miss Nellie James daughter of Captain C A James of the local Salvation Army corps departs this evening for the New York training school to study mission work. She will remain there until next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie James
C. A. James
Salvation Army Corps
New York
Foot Saved For Titus In Indianapolis Treatment
Peter Titus and his wife travel to Indianapolis for treatment of an injured foot. Physicians say the foot can be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Titus
Indianapolis
Cass Farmers Buy Dakota Land on 800 Acre Parcel
William Hilton Emil Schneider and Thomas Barr led Cass farmers in purchasing Dakota land. The group owns 800 acres collectively, expanding their farming holdings in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hilton
Emil Schneider
Thomas Barr
Cass
Dakota
Cake Walk at Country Club Promises Big Night
Three youths and three men will perform in blackface at a Friday corn bake and marshmallow roast at the Country Club. Carl Wiler Cleo Tousley and Edward Waters are billed as top cake walkers with partners for a charity event offering a big watermelon as the prize. Claude O Wise confirms the act will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Carl Wiler
Cleo Tousley
Edward Waters
Dunkirk
Wiler
Tousley
Waters
Claude O. Wise
September term of circuit court opens with busy docket
The September term begins September 7 and promises a busy docket though limited criminal work. Gaar Scott & Co filed a replevin suit for 1000 dollars and equipment, while John Sipple's will was probated with the widow Caroline E. receiving the estate and five children sharing the remainder after loans to Henry Sipple and Anne Stukopf are deducted. Sylvia A. Givan sues Rolla A Hollis and Beryl F. Puterbaugh for quiet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilh
John Sipple
Gaar Scott & Co
Circuit Court
Lincoln
Gaar, Scott & Company Today
Andrew
Milton Krouse
Julia
Dorothy Runkle
Caroline E
Henry Sipple
Anne Stukopi
Sylvia A. Givan
Circuit
Rolla A
Hollis H
Beryl F. Puterbaugh
Fishing Preview Signals Strong Bite Season Ahead
Anglers report bass becoming curious of spoons and bait in the water. Great catches of bass, catfish, and other fish are noted along the Eel River and Wabesh as fishing heats up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angiers
Eel
Girl's Body Found in Ohio River Near Evansville
The unidentified eighteen year old woman was found floating in the Ohio river between Evansville and Lowell. She wore valuable jewelry and carried a belt note signed Lulu with the name Ernest Darling. Coroner Lovall suspects suicide after examining the note and possible quarrel with a lover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Here
Lowell
Lovall
Ernest Darling
Lulu
Went as cattle punchers on Minnetonka voyage
Six young collegians from universities in Virginia Michigan and Maryland aboard the steamship Minneapolis arrived from London report an entertaining time after playing cattle punchers on the Minnetonka near Baltimore six weeks earlier. Frank Anderson of Navasota Texas William M Storm of Richmond Virginia Frank Southam of Berryville Pennsylvania W E Dick of Washington and Calvert Chaney of Chaney Maryland described the voyage as enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minneapolis
Atlantic Transport Line
London
Minnetonka
University of Virginia
W. E. Dick
Washington
University of Michigan
Calvert Chaney
Chaney, Md
Columbia University
Watson campaign hopeful visits Tipton rail workers
H Markle Watson, night yardmaster in Tipton, is in the city visiting his brother Claude Markle at 1710 North Street. He plans to address railroaders to dispel alleged prejudice against him and is a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Markle
Tipton
Claude Markle
North Street
Watson
B. of R. T
Healer at Longcliff Admitted After Illusions
Harry Brunsley of Laporte, who believes himself a divine healer, was admitted at Longcliff yesterday. A former Philippine War soldier, he contracted fever that triggered his strange hallucinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brunsley
Laporte
Longcliff
Philippines
Will Organize Prohibition Club in Local Home
The Prohibitionists invite supporters to meet at 620 Linden Ave at 7 30 PM Friday to form a permanent club. The plan calls for weekly meetings with music entertainment and temperance talks to recruit for the Prohibition party beyond election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Stevens
Linden Avenue
Prohibition Party
Farmer Joshua Ferguson killed by mad bull
Joshua Ferguson a Burlington farmer was gored to death Monday when a bull attacked him as he crossed a field. His unconscious body was found by his son about an hour later and he died at 5 p m. He was a prominent local farmer survived by his wife one son and a daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Ferguson
Burlington
Juvenile Suspects Held Over in Farm Robbery Case
Charles Warner and Melvin DeFord arrested for robbing the Strouse residence on Squire Guthrie's farm in Washington township. They remained in jail overnight and were turned over to the probation officer this morning. Prosecutor Custer learned the youths are under sixteen, leaving no legal action possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warner
Melvin DeFord
Squire Guthrie
Ashington Township
Custer
Two Morning Fires in City Leave Homes Destroyed
A house at 125 Smith Street burned completely after a gasoline stove ignited the fire at 3 30 a m with the resident unable to alarm the alarm. Neighbors roused the department. only ashes remained. A second blaze at 2214 Spear Street occurred at 9 36 a m when Mrs Williams’s gasoline stove flamed up. firefighters extinguished the blaze with no damage beyond the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Spry
Smith Street
Alonzo A. Williams
Spear Street
Columbia school sewer completion announced
The Columbia school sewer has been completed, totaling 8343 feet in length and built with eighteen and twelve inch sewer pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia School
Lost eleven inning game by Rosie Carroll for Keokuk
Rosie Carroll pitched eleven innings for Keokuk yesterday but the team lost. Quincey sparked a rally in the eleventh with two runs. Corriden did not get a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie” Carroll
Keokuk
Quincey
Corriden
Back to Mine: W E Paul Plans Arizona Trip
W E Paul, an investor in the Rainbow Mining company, is preparing for a return trip to the Arizona mines in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Paul
Rainbow Mining Company
Arizona
Panhandle excursionists enjoy a day of events and prizes
The Panhandle group returned home after a lively day of athletic contests. Winners received cash prizes from P. E. Jones to Madge Sanders and Charles Mode among many participants in races, sack events, wheelbarrow, obstacle, and trap shoot contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Jones
E. E. Eikenberry
M. Sanders
Orpha Carter
O. W. Gragg
Henry Zimmerman
Elmer Allison
William Moran
Ernest Doyle
William Bechdel
Alfred Modes
Robert Lowery
William Roscoe
Fred Wecht
Ivan Fisher
Otto Bremmer
Donaldson Brown
Carl Walburn
Arl Davis
Urban Zimmerman
John Butler
Francis Courtney
Harry Reed
Lorenzo Klotz
Albert Mode
Charles Mode
C. F. Ruff
T. H. Davis
H. E. Alfred
E. E B. Eikenberry
William Stoltz
F. M. Sanders
C. C. Arrick
H. W. Ferree
M. Koltz
W. C. Demming
C. C Short
Herman Retter
John J. Bayer
Henry Anaka
J. D. Reed
Madge Sanders
Adelaide Courtney
Miss Kinney
Gladys Courtney
Minnie Melhard
Bertha
Carrie Oberla
Marie Strahle
Katie Benning
Goldie Davis
Helen Theker
Hester Brown
Florence Gross
Alberta Crain
Lizzie Hepple
Anna Reeef
Gladys Parker
Veronica Messick
Genevieve Sullian
Dorothy Gross
Sabina Brune
Monticello Visitor Claud Lauughrey Calls on Business
Claud Lauughrey from Monticello visited yesterday on business purposes noted in local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Lauughrey
Monticello
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Geo, Welch
Mrs. Wright
The
Wabash Times-Star
Loco
Brave OF
Logansport Investment CO
the Logansport Investment Com
George W. Seybold
J. F. Digan
John Hedde
Christian Henderson
M. A. Jordan
H. D. Case
Elmore Uhl
James D. McNitt
Victor E. Seiter
Samuels. Helvie
J. B. Lynas & Son
John Eckert
George A. Linton
Adam Graf
J. M. Douglass
George W. Cann
J. H. Foley
John C. Nelson
J. M. McKins
Moros
Professor Seale
Turkey
Ee goLd Cream Factory
Girguit
Sipple
Will
RIVER
Belt
Ernest Dariing
Fornet
Lovyall
Europe
Prohibition Club
Prohibition
Kistler and
Nelson
Elks
Kienly
John Holland
John McMillen
Holland
Kienly’s
Fred Six
Jolly Tub Enterprise
Frank M. Kisler
Gripple
Panhandle
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