Haney Will Probated. Heirs Listed in Estate Case
Louisiana Haney died February 16 and her will probated in circuit court. Estate valued near a million with bulk consisting of stocks notes and mortgages left to son William E Haney and other heirs including Carrie Haney Jessie Uhl Lucy Uhl and James P Henderson. Broadway Methodist Church not mentioned in the will and executor William K Haney serves without bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Haney
William E. Haney
Carrie E. Haney
Jessie M. Uhl
Broadway Methodist
William K. Haney
Carrie Haney
Broadway
John Tipton
Tinton
Lucy BE. Uhl
Met Township
Tipton
James P. Henderson
Bk. W. Rushe
Bethlehem Township
Miller Uhl
Sixth Street
William FE. Haney
Teachers of History Program At State Association Meet
The State Teachers association history section will gather in Indianapolis at the Claypool hotel the last week of April. Prof. Cyrus W. Hodgin of Earlham College will preside and open with a report on Local Histories. A joint session with the Indiana Historical Society will feature papers by Daniel W. Howe and J A Woodbury. The closing day includes talks by Prof. Henry Johnson and Lucius B. Swift on grade history and reform evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Cyrus W. Hodgin
Earlham College
Claypool
Hedgin
Indiana Historical Society
Daniel W. Howe
Jacob P. Dann
Historical Society
J. A. Woodbury
Henry Johnson
Eastern Illinois State Normal School
Lucius B. Swift
Ramsey launches Lorain Southern railway of Wabash fame
Joseph Ramsey Jr of Wabash fame organizes Lorain Southern railway after purchasing the industrial road. He plans a fifty five mile line from Lorain on Lake Erie to connect with the Hocking Valley road. W D Holliday will supervise construction, signaling a new era between Pittsburg and the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Fame
Lorain Southern Railway
Lorain
Lake Erie
Hocking Valley
W. D. Holliday
Wabash
Pittsburg
The
Lakes
Dunkirk Jury Recommends Patrol for Police Coverage
The Dunkirk grand jury reported to Judge Lairy that twenty two indictments were returned, including one for the slayer of Irene Jackson. They urged police protection, noted four saloons in town and two between town and Kenneth, and urged county commissioners to appoint patrols. They also recommended jail drainage upgrades and brighter interior paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lairy
Irene Jackson
Sadie Chetwood
Dunkirk
Kenneth
Board of County Commissioners
Started for the West Juniors Backed Out After Peru Stop
William Ampe Auda Garrett and Meale Ridenour aged fourteen thirteen and fourteen set out to kill Indians with a revolver and blood and thunder novels. They were picked up in Peru before starting their return trip and sent home for punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ampe
Auda Garrett
Meale Ridenour
Woolly West
Peru
Necktie Party Threat Over Street Harassment Incident
Erie avenue residents accuse an Italian man of daily exposing himself and insulting women and girls. Police promised to investigate after briefings at the station. A separate case sees Clint Moody fined one cent for intoxication and ordered to mend his conduct or serve a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Avenue
Giis
Persen
Telllng
Clint Moody
Seventh Tipton Township Teachers Institute at Onward
Tipton township teachers held their seventh and final institute at Onward on Saturday March 3. The day featured programs on The Harmony Movement and Recitation Methods, a humorous quiz box incident, a dinner with Mr. Phillips, and talks on Compulsory Education and Race Problem Solutions. Committee MAE PHILLIPS, H. O. BARKER, HOMER REED.
Miss Lillian Yost Weds Archie Hang In Surprise Fort Wayne Ceremony
Miss Lillian Yost daughter of Prof. A Yost married Archie Hang of Cleveland at 4 30 pm in Fort Wayne. The couple, planning Easter wedding, traveled to New York for their honeymoon and will reside in Indianapolis after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Indianapolis
Benefit Game Shifts To Tuesday In Indy Visit
Indianapolis champions visit Loganport Tuesday night for a benefit game raising proceeds for Tommy Holderness and McGrath. Pro teams from Marion Kokomo Danville join the match as Central Polo League dissolves and Loganport closes its season with the event and a $100 purse awarded to the winning team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holderness
McGrath
Indianapolis
Logan
Logansport
Gilvray
Tommy
Danville
Marion
Kokomo
Wis
McIlvray
Farrell
Campbell
Keep Sidewalks Clean Enforcement Steps Up
Property owners must remove dirt from sidewalks or face prosecution. Notices issued by the clerk in past may have been ignored. From now on the police will serve notices and affidavits filed against noncompliant owners. Embankments in steep areas have caused sidewalk blockage and complaints rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Police Department
Cty
Board of Public Works
Stabbing Affray at the Rink Ends in Critical Injuries
William Fee of Kokomo is jailed for stabbing Harry Eisele near a skating rink. Eisele, a Parhandle shop worker, lies in Cass county jail in critical condition with risk of pneumonia. Mrs. Chavis sought the arrest after a domestic dispute hours earlier. Fee fled down Broadway as a crowd pursued him. The case heads to trial Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullard
Cora Chavis
Walters
William Fee
Kokomo
Harry Eisele
Toledo Street
Parhandle
Fee
Logansport
Kisle
Morris
William Lewis
Eisele
Dr. Miller
Wisile
Fees
Shooting at Barnett Bar Ends With Fine
Oscar Pritchett faced police court after firing several shots in the Barnett hotel bar room. He admitted starting the disturbance, paid a five dollar fine and costs, and fled in the darkness after the bartender sparked the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Barnett
Oscar Pritchett
Pritchett
Man Threatens Murder at Salvation Army Meeting
A well dressed man in New Brunswick New Jersey rose at a Salvation Army gathering and tearfully claimed God saved him from killing his wife, revealing he planned to travel from Trenton to Jersey City to murder her after being deserted with their child. He gave the name Frank Carmack and spent the night in New Brunswick after meeting Captain Hughes. The officers deem his professed change sincere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
People’s Mission
New Brunswick
N. J
Jersey City
Trenton
Hughes
Frank Carmack
Royal Center man bets on universal answer
A Royal Center man claimed he could craft a question that fifty people would answer the same way. He tested the idea with the prompt Have you heard that Smith has committed death by own action? The reply was always What Smith, prompting a consistent single answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Center
Smith
Sudden Death of Henry Keller at His Linden Avenue Home
Henry Keller, a 66 year old tailor for 35 years at Hooley and Tucker, suffered apoplexy at work on Broadway and Fourth. He was taken to his home at 910 Linden Avenue, where he died around 1 PM after unsuccessful medical efforts. He leaves a wife and seven children, all residing in various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Coblentz
Reed
Salem
Professor Reider
Institute
Mr. Phillips
Walnut Avenue
Reider
Desist
Linden Avenue
Henry Keller
Hooley & Tucker
Peloes
Broadway
Fourth Street
Kroeger & Strain
Hetherington
Rubsam
Keller
Hns
John and
Charles Keller
Chicago
Peru
Frank Leslie
Josephine Keller
Joseph, Matthew and
Andrew Keller
Wed at County Line Between Two Counties
Bert Lewis Titus and Miss Sarah Pree united in marriage at the Miami Grant county line near Converse. Justice Rainsman officiated as the ceremony occurred at the bride’s home to satisfy a statute restricting officiants to a resident county. The couple maintains ties to both Grant and Miami counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucey
Miami
Grant
Miami County
Converse
Bert Lewis Titus
Sarah Pree
Converse Journal
Titus
L. G. Murphy
Murphy & Kenny Jomber
Marine invertebrate collection given to Delphi High School
Superintendent Hendricks announces Delphi High School received about one hundred marine invertebrate specimens from the Smithsonian. The set duplicates National Museum items and was secured by S. C. B. Landis who also requests a future fish collection. The challenge is finding space in the crowded school building to care for the acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Delphi High School
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
Son. C. B. Landis
Boy Breaks Leg Sliding at Home on Third Street
Walter Stonerock age eleven of Broadway and Eleventh street slipped down a cellar door at C A Kuepper on Third street. The large bone of the right leg snapped about an inch above the ankle. Doctors Little and Troutman set the limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stonerock
Broadway
Eleventh Street
C. A. Kuepper
Third Street
Little and
Troutman
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HANEY
Wm. FE. Haney
Broadway Methodist Church
Teachers OF History
Ramsey
Wabash System
Building Road
Grand Jury
Punikrk
the Stars and Stripes
Tipton Township
Mr. Reed
Rife
Shope
Shumnian
Mae Phillips
H. O. Barker
Homer Reed
Miss Yost
Cleveland
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Friends of the
Tommy Holderness
Indians
Polic
James Chavis
Salvation Army Meeting
Hooley & Tucker’s
C. B. Landis
Delphi
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