Peeping Tom Captured After Midnight Chase in LaGrange
In LaGrange a prominent young ice businessman was seized by resident H F Wardwell after a late chase. A revolver fired during the pursuit, the suspect surrendered after Wardwell cornered him near two houses. The marshal identified the man and declined to press charges, issuing only a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
LaGrange
H. F. Wardwell
Brainard Avenue
Wardwell
Marshal Rau
Forty-seventh Street
Brainard House
Mr. Wardwell
F. A. Delano
Wabash Railroad
Mother's Old School Ideas Changed Her Views On Art
London August 28 Kahne Beveridge America's renowned sculptor travels to the Tyrol to sculpt Venus extraordinary a fireside goddess. Her early works shocked her mother who protested but later admitted artistic growth. The tale of Lascive and The Devil's Victim shows a shift toward modesty in her Venus plan.
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London
Kahne Beveridge
America
Tyrol
Dr. Jameson
Jameson
Hell
Seeds Museum
Venus
Foreboding of death precedes fatal accident in woods
Laporte August 28 Henry Grider was killed by a falling tree near here yesterday after he told his wife he felt something terrible would happen. He had returned home briefly then went back to work, and his wife arrived just in time to witness the fatal incident.
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Laporte
Henry Grider
Here
Grider
Voorhees and party end week road tour
Mr and Mrs Phillip Voorhees and Miss Laura Gordon of Goodland return from a seven day automobile tour visiting Remington Monticello Delphi Flora and Goodland during the trip.
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Phillip Voorhees
Laura Gordon
Goodland
Remington
Monticello
Delphi
Flora and
Wisconsin Faces First U S Senator Primary Under New Law
Madison August 28 Wisconsin holds its first U S Senate nominating vote under petition law on September 1 Four Republican candidates compete Isaac Stephenson of Marinette William H Hatton of New London S A Cook Neenah and F E McGovern Milwaukee Stephenson 79 prominent in state politics Hatton strongest challenger Cook business conservative faction McGovern backed by La Follette with support shifting between candidates a highlight of party rivalry
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Wisconsin
Isaac Stephenson
Marinette
William H. Hatton
New London
S. A. Cook
Neewah
F. E. MecGovern
Milwaukee
Stephenson
la Follette
John C. Spooner
Senate
Aldrich
le Follette
Hatton
Samuel A. Cook
Businss
McGovern
Plymouth Rock
LaFollette
Ads cause arrest of real estate dealer Belda Walder
Belda Walder, a real estate dealer and banker, fled Austria with a wife and 70 000 kroner obtained by forgery. He was arrested in Warsaw, Indiana, on forgery charges after Austrian officials traced him via ads for Gary Indiana real estate. Walder admits identity, pending case until September 35 before U S Commissioner Mark A Foote. He is 38 years old.
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Chicago
Walder
Warsaw
Ind
United States
Mark A. Foote
Simon Walder
Imperial Bank of
Budapest
Austria
W. C. Rigby
Mob threatens betrayer in Indianapolis over murder case
An angry mob threatened Claude Andrews a colored man accused of betraying Jesse Coe the murderer who had been wanted for two years at his Indianapolis home. Police rescued Andrews from his home. A $600 reward was paid for revealing Coe s location. Coe s remains were seen by more than 5900 people in Indianapolis and he was fully identified.
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Claude Andrews
Jesse Coe
Indianapolis
Andrews
Coe
Winamac
Pulaski County Democrat
Tadpole
Gallion
John Wickle
Thornhope
Sweeney
Fickle
John
Charley Denny
Bruce Lake
R Gallion
Denny
W. H. Pattison
Orville
Mr. Gallion
Goliath
William May
Franklin Township
Graves
Tin Star
Buffalo
Travel Offer to Mackinac Island by Rail and Steamer
Fare is six dollars for round trip to Mackinac Island with return on September 3. Travel via Wabash railroad and D. C. steamer City of Alpena. Tickets valid twelve days.
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Mackinac Island
Wabash Railroad
City of Alpena
Winamac Paper Attacks Gallion Deputy Warden in Broadside
A bitter two column barrage in the Pulaski County Democrat targets Albert M. Gallion, deputy game and fish warden in Winamac. The piece accuses him of cruelty and heavy fines for alleged poaching and warns of forthcoming actions and further scrutiny of his methods.
Local Complaints Rise Over Harvester Auto Threats
The text refers to charges against Bill May and threats by thunder-pumpers as political tensions flare. It mentions diversions of the Democrat and attempts to harm Joe Hepp’s job at International Harvester for comments deemed uncomplimentary. The piece notes the threats are seen as non dangerous by most readers.
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Bill May
Democrat
Joe Hepp
International Harvester People
Cent
Infant bitten by family cat in Lin ton in serious condition
The infant son of Fred Balesy of Lin ton was bitten by a pet cat and lingers in serious condition.
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Fred Balesy
Linton
County boards discuss line gravel road petition
The ass county board of commissioners and the Miami county commissioners met in Peru to consider a county line gravel road petition filed by Fayette Barber and others. The boards favored the road and appointed Oliver De vein of Miami and Mahlon Conover of Cass as viewers.
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Ass County Board of Commissioners
Peru
Miami County
Fayette Barber
Oliver Deveven
Miami
Mahlon Conover
Ot Cass
Weer
A J Helipeter Attends Pitank Reunion in Spencer Park
A J Helipeter of Galveston attended the Pitank reunion held at Spencer park, gathering with former members and local attendees for the event.
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A. J. Helipeter
Galveston
Spencer Park
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Gee
Elijah
Postum Cereal Co
Limited
Battie Creek
Michigan
U. S
Madison, Wis
Tember 1
Tory
Torney
Belda Walder
Gary
Seekseard
Austria-Hungary
Betrayer
Winamag Paper
Adaots
Amac
Albert M. Gallion
Uty Game and Fish Warden
Grant Spahr
Denham
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Woodbury’s
Woodbury
Woodbury Medical
Harry C. Trift
Washburn
Crosby
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