Spanish Nobleman Lures Sioux Falls Wife To Spain
In a Sioux Falls divorce case Judge Marquis grants Inez F Arevalon Aquilan a divorce from Angel Arevalon Aquilan on cruelty grounds. She testified he used her inheritance to build a Spain estate and castle, and that he kidnapped their eldest child after a Spain return plan. The couple’s disputes move to Porto Rico for estate and child matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Spain
Marquis
Inez F. Arevalon-Aquilan
Sioux Falls
Angel Arevalon-Aquilan
Inez
Caapaeias
Arevalon-Aquilan
South Dakota
Sioux Falls Divorce Colony Resident Noted for Daily Walks
A long established Sioux Falls resident, named for years in the divorce colony, was seen often on residence streets. She habitually walked with an elderly maid several feet behind her while chatting in Spanish, drawing public attention to her excitable manner.
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Que
Sioux Falls
County council debates site for new country road project
Council members and farmers discuss routing the mile of road to be built under government supervision. Some favor virgin soil while others want to use an existing pike. Money is allotted and a government expert will demonstrate on the road by Spencer Park. The talk involved farmers not official county councilmen.
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Spencer Park
Logansport Native James Stocks Dies in Peoria
Former Logansport man James Stocks collapsed and died of heart failure in the street at Peoria Illinois. He was born in Logansport and was the son of Mrs. James Skelly, who, with George Martin, left immediately after receiving the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stocks
Logansport
Peoria
Ill
James Skelly
George Martin
Stocks
Jail Blown Up by Vandals at Bunker Hill
Vandals detonated dynamite under the town jail at Bunker Hill last Friday night tearing the shack to pieces. Harry Allen and Roy Hockman were arrested on the charge.
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Bunker Hi
Harry Allan
Roy Hockman
Medals Not Awarded at Spencer Park Fourth Events
Medals for field sports winners at Spencer park on the Fourth failed to arrive yesterday and were not awarded last night. The prizes will be given to George Hoffman, George Elliott, Boyd McConnell and S Lafever when the medals arrive.
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Spencer Park
George Hoffman
George Elliott
Boyd McConnell
S. Lafever
Acid Victim Miss Nayrock Buried in Bowling Green
The sixteen year old Miss Alice Nayrock er of Peru died after taking a quantity of acid misread as listerine. Her remains were shipped Monday to Bowling Green for burial.
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Alice Nayrocker
Peru
Bowling Green
Case Venued in Indiana Propriety Case
The state of Indiana sues A. B. Maple, East End grocer, for profanity. case moved from Judge Graves to Judge Hanawalt.
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State of
Indiana
A. B. Maple
East End
Wilson
Graves
Hanawalt
Marion County Club Members Visit Local Club
The Marion County club members will visit the local club soon in a body. The invitation was extended by the local club, but no date has yet been set. A golf tournament will be held.
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Marion Country Club
Bryan Should Be At Denver To Lead The People
The piece argues Mr. Bryan must come to Denver immediately and listen to both reform advocates and conservative party leaders. It contends the party’s success depends on clear pledged promises and a platform that binds committed lawmakers to serving the electors.
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Bryan
Denver
Democratic Party
Rural carriers must take vacations between July and November 1
Washington rules that rural carriers may not choose any time for vacations now. They must take time off from July through November 1 or risk losing vacation eligibility. The change aims to ease workload during lighter mail periods with substitutes handling the summer shift.
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Postal Department
Washington
Unnatural Mother Abandons Newborn at Orphans Home
A two day old baby was brought to the local orphans home after the mother a young West Side girl refused to care for it. Mrs. Kearney matron of the home seeks a willing mother to adopt and care for the infant.
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West Side
Graduates Receive Diplomas Despite Refusal to Participate
Two Adams township graduates who did not attend graduation exercises due to their refusal to participate have now received their diplomas. Superintendent Haas explained that diplomas could not be withheld because the students still earned passable grades.
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Adams Township
Haas
Local Residents Entertained by Denver Delegates
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kistler, visiting the national Democratic convention in Denver, were entertained Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Dean. The Dean hostess, formerly Miss Rae Willets of this city, has lived in Denver since marriage.
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Frank Kistler
Denver
Dean
Rae Willets
Death of jeweler C H Church not caused by streetcar
Rumor circulated last evening that veteran jeweler C H Church died from a street car crash at his home on Broadway. Officials say the street car men stopped carefully for him due to his affliction, making the accident report false.
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C. H. Church
Broadway
City approves appropriation despite plans delay
Council debates whether the board of works must originate the appropriation for a new electric light plant. McNary demands submitted plans before voting while noting illegalities in current ordinances. The measure passes, Mayor McKee vows a veto, and the council moves to override.
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McNary
Board of Works
McKee
Fiedler
Hethavington
Middleton
Cass County doctors protest sewer drainage into Eel River
Drs. Cady and Hill urged Logansport council to halt draining the proposed East End sewer into the Eel River citing contamination risk and potential typhoid epidemic. They pressed for a sanitary engineer and funding approval from the finance department to resolve the water issue.
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Cass County Medical Association
Woodlawn
Medical Association
Council
Doetors
Picnic Planned for Panhandle Employees
The Panhandle announces its annual employee picnic will be on August 25. Train transport will depart from Panhandle station and switch onto the Vandalia at the junction. An excursion to the lake from the state line is scheduled for Thursday July 16.
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Panhandle
Roosevelt Hosts Peary Visit Aboard The Roosevelt
President Roosevelt meets Arctic explorer Commander Peary at Oyster Bay. Leech the public printer and Robert Bridges of Scribner’s discuss government printing and future Africa stories. Peary shares voyage hopes as the Roosevelt sails from New York and Peary heads to Sydney.
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Roosevelt
Peary Ie
Pole
Oyster Bay
N. Y
John S. Leech
Washington
Robert Bridges
Scribner's
Peary
Leech
Government Printing Office
Africa
Mr. Bridges
Commander Peary
New York
Il Yelock
Sydney
Golfers Attend Annual Highand Club Tournament in Indianapolis
Frank Worthington Armour Heffley Jarl Wise and Hal Smith traveled to Indianapolis for the Highland club annual tournament that begins today. Robert Wier and M B Larry joined today. Heffley and Worthington plan to enter the state contest.
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Frank Worthington
Armour Heffley
Jarl Wise
Hal Smith
Indianapolis
Highand Club
Robert Wier
M. B. Larry
Heffley
Worthington
Murray Scouts Squirrels on Thornhope Farm
Local electrician Bob Murray hunted Monday at the farm of Robert Dowling and Walter Planck near Thornhope and shot several good squirrels. He also brought home two young fry which were presented by former local boys now farmers.
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Bob Murray
Robert Dowling
Walter Planck
Thornhope
Dr. W H Warner Dies of Heart Failure in Crothersville
Dr. W H Warner of Crothersville collapsed in his front yard and died from heart failure, authorities reported. The incident occurred at his residence, with no immediate witnesses or circumstances beyond the sudden collapse.
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W. H. Warner
Crothersville
Multiple Local Fatalities and Incidents Reported Across Indiana
Cal Dillion of Shoals died in a pistol fight with Peter Sanderyo. Calvin Cook near Marion was instantly killed after falling on a hayfork. Robbery at Craw fordsville C O Carlson store yielded 122.80. Chris Boey of Terre Haute attempted suicide by wrist artery. Rev. Cameron L Merriman resigned from Martinsville First Baptist for ill health. Joseph Sample of Metamora drowned while swimming in the hydraulic. John Bierly Lafayette struck by lightning and killed. eight injured. Howard Jones near Boonville killed by lightning. John E Shannon appointed receiver for Alexandria Land and Gas company. Elgera Colen of Princeton fell from a moving freight car, sustaining multiple broken bones. Captain William Adams, longtime New Albany police officer, resigns.
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Joseph Sample
Metamora
John Bierly
Lafayette
Howard Jones
Boonville
John E. Shannon
Alexandria Land & Gas Company
Elgera Colen
Princeton
William Adams
New Albany
Wild birds nesting observed near west game preserve
Fragmentary notes describe birds nesting at a west game preserve with mention of nests and birds. The text is incomplete but points to observations of local wildlife activity and nesting behavior in the area.
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Wilson
Searight
Envieee Péreahet
Eath
Fiern’ Des
Richardson Improves after Appendicitis at Panhandle Shop
Floyd Richardson road foreman of engines for the Panhandle, stricken with appendicitis, is rapidly improving at St. Joseph's hospital and will be taken home shortly.
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Richardson
Floyd Richardson
dsauBant
Panhandle
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Anton Noble
Sioux Falls, S. D
Arevalon Aquilan
Johnson
LaFollette
America
India
And
China
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Michigan
Common Council
City of
Ind
Eel River
Fitch
Cass County Medical Society
Finance Department
H. B. Hill
G. D. Muili
Foley’s Market
Foley’'S
Pimientos
Lee's
Peley’s
Fili
Foley's
Pound Santos
Jar
Prunes
Santa Clara
the Cowboy Quartette
Hugh M’cormack & CO
Ethel Gilkey
Earl Hyman
Murray
State News
Cal Dillion
Shoals
Peter Sanderyo
Calvin Cook
Marion
C. O. Carlson Novelty
Crawfordsville
Chris Boey
Terre Haute
Cameron L. Merriman
First Baptist Church
Martinsville
White & Son
Volverean Company
Pittsburg
Wasniurnn-Crospy Co
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