Milburn to face first degree murder charge in Herman killing
Milburn who stabbed Vincent Herman at Panhandle yard office will be brought to city court for a preliminary hearing on a murder in the first degree charge. The defense will seek self defense and the case may go to the grand jury at January term. Funeral for Herman scheduled at St Vincent de Paul Church Thursday.
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Panhandle Yard
McConnell, Jenkines
Milburn
Colfax
Vincent Herman
St. Vincent de Pal
Father
Kroeger
Moun
St. Vincent
Kroeger &.Strain Undertaking
Miller
Troutman
Panhandle
Snyder
Joseph Clark
Tom ‘Lowrey
Herman
Revival Draws Large Crowd in Northern Indiana
Rev. Yeuell delivered a strong sermon on Future Recognition at a revival meeting. The audience was among the largest yet seen for the evangelist with Prof. St. John’s solo The Holy City uplifting the program. Peru attendees included M. J. Hadsell and others. A question box addressed salvation and confession before God.
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Yeuell
the Holy City
St. John
Indiana
Peru
M. J. Hadsell
Blanch Hadsell
Nellie Doyle
Sarah Davis
Fay Taylor
Taylor
Fushcla Hadsell
Ed F. Newton
Monticello
Jesus
Trial set for Mrs Wright in Beulah Cox murder case
The trial of Mrs Mary Wright for the murder of her adopted daughter Beulah Cox is scheduled for the first week in January in Devils Lake North Dakota county court. A venue change may be requested when the case is called but is not expected to be granted. Mrs Cox and her daughter were former residents of the city.
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Mary Wright
Beulah Cox
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Otto Shoe & Clothing Delivers New Cloth Top Shoes
Delayed or lost shipment of the new idea in ladies cloth top shoes all colors are here from the Otto Shoe and Clothing Company. The public is invited to view the latest fashion footwear now available in multiple shades.
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Otto Shoe & Clothing Company
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Visitors this Week
Delphic show at Crystal Theater featured by R S Carson and mentions of travels to Chicago on business. Local residents visiting friends in city include Miss Ora Huddesson of Winamac and Mrs J D Hite of East Broadway while Mrs Belle Nash and Claude Westerman head to Atlanta for a trip.
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Crystal
R.S. Carson
Chicago
Cline
Bros
Ora” Huddesson
Winamac
John Viney
G. H. Johnson
Crawfordsville
Florence Herz
Toledo
Ohio
Luce
Stettiner
Belle Nash
Claude Westerman
Atlanta
Georgia
Rose Toby
Miss Gibson
J. D. Hite
East Broadway
Marion
Castel
C. W.,castle
Terre Haute
Barnfield
Broadway
Logansport Loan and Trust Co
Graves Book Store
A. W. Gamble
Teachers Association of
Pulaski County
L. A
Union No. 215 Holds Meeting and Appoints Officers
The Union No 215 meeting passed resolutions of sympathy for the death of Ted Miller and ordered a thirty day mourning. Officers elected: President J Voss. Vice President C P Collett. Recording Secretary Charles Berry. Finance and Corresponding Secretary C P Horn. Treasurer Jacob Klein. Sergeant at Arms R Shilling. Trustees C W Evilsizer Frank Rhodes Chester Overly. Finance Committee F Bergman William Asmus A Burmeister. Delegates to the Trades Assembly: O P Smith H Burmeister William Lowney F Heileman William Asmus F Aston F Bergman J Klein C P Horn J Voss.
Indiana teachers convention to meet in Indianapolis in December
The Indiana State Teachers Association will hold its next session in Indianapolis on December 29 30 and 31. The executive committee plans to publish the proceedings and provide each member a copy upon payment of regular dues. Cass county typically leads attendance and is expected to rise again this year.
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Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Cass County
Car Located After Arc Light Car Lost En Route
The city light plant may finish improvements sooner. Most materials arrived. one arc light car was lost en route from Westinghouse Pittsburg to the city and traced to Bralford Ohio where it had been sidetracked.
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City
Lght
Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Bra Lford
Ohio
Walter J. Uhl to Attend International Independent Telephone Meeting
Walter J. Uhl secretary and treasurer of the Home Telephone Co leaves for Chicago to attend the twelfth annual meeting of the International Independent Telephone Association. Eight hundred delegates from twelve thousand independent companies are expected.
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Walter J. Uhl
The
Home Telephone Co
Chicago
International Independent Telephone Association
Fire sale of coal announced by John Hedde
Coal of all kinds offered in a fire sale. Contact John Hedde at phone 1700 for details.
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John Hedde
Various Local Notices Drifting Through Kokomo Area
A collection of brief notices mentions Dr Bowye in Chicago. retail floor finishes at Tritt’s. help wanted for general housework at 706 Linden Ave. Dwight Fisher returns to Purdue studies. bank solicits checking accounts. farmers urged to bring eggs to Chili Parlor for 30 cents a dozen. Charles Shaw and wife announce a baby girl. Mrs LaRose visiting Jonesboro Indiana. for rent furnished light housekeeping rooms with utilities. Mr and Mrs F G Danner hosting friends and relatives in Kokomo. for sale a 1908 Buick Model F two door 4 passenger at 800 dollars, 1510 Miami Ave. Mrs Fred Lindley Greentown visiting Mrs Bert Hyman West Market St. Mrs T C Coughlin and son visited Kokomo. Mrs Fred Lindley also visiting 525 Market St. Mrs F A Jackson and children Ossian return home after visit with W W Foreman West Side.
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Dwight Fisher
Purdue
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
Charles, Shaw
18Th
Spear Streets
LaRose
Jonesboro
Ind
F. G. Danner
Kokomo
Miami Avenue
Fred Lindley
Greentown
Bert Hyman
West Market Street
T. C. Coughlin
525
Market Street
F. A. Jackson
Ossian
W. W. Foreman
West Side
George Spillman Plea Deals in Larceny Case
George Spillman was arraigned after his Saturday shoplifting arrest. He pleaded guilty to larceny and received a sentence of one to eight years in the reformatory, suspended on good behavior with a choice to stay good or serve the term.
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Larry
Reformatory
Spillman
Man of the Hour to Perform at Broadway Theater
Edward Elliott, famed reader, comes to Broadway Theater Wednesday evening December 2. LaFollette says his reading makes you feel better. Seats on sale at Smith's with season tickets only.
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Edward Elliott
LaFollette
Broadway
Smith’s
Tdc
Special December Reductions at Cline Bros Furnishings
Cline Bros offer special prices this month on furniture linoleum and full house furnishings to clear large stock. Call early and select items for Christmas.
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Cline Bros
Check forging scheme hits Logansport lumber flow
A South Bend report details a check forgery scheme tied to Logansport Lumber Co. A man, Cahill, posed as a New York lumber representative, obtained a $100 check, cashed it at the Oliver hotel in South Bend, then printed another fake $100 check for further merchandise. The forged check passed at cashing but rest of details show it was a fraud. The culprit vanished and police were not alerted at the time.
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South Bend
Oliver Hotel
Logansport
Logansport Lumber Company
Cahill
Oliver
Merchants Band Presents Amateur Minstrel at Crystal
The Merchants' band plans an amateur minstrel show at the Crystal on Christmas evening. Proceeds benefit the band members and a large crowd is expected for the holiday entertainment.
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Merchants’ Band
the Crystal
Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Wilkinson Home
A pleasant afternoon at 907 North Street hosted the Foreign Missionary society's regular monthly session. Mrs. J. C. White gave a fine paper on the uses and advantages of the society's textbook this year, with musical selections by Mrs. A. P. Jenks. About twenty five ladies attended and a coffee was served after the meeting by the hostess and Mrs. George Walters.
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F. E. Wilkinson
North Street
Foreign Missionary Society
J. C. White
A. P. Jenks
George Walters
November Rain Totals Reach High For Cass County
The article notes November rainfall in Cass county totaling two inches with a strong north wind driving temperatures to 16 above zero. It describes daily moisture, including 0.25 and 0.24 inch days, and estimates 120,000 tons of water per square mile during the month.
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H. J. McSheehy
Cass County
Chorus to reform as permanent group after holidays
The chorus directed by Mrs J B Shultz will disband for holidays and resume next year aiming to become a permanent association. January will bring higher class work and practice for the semi annual concert in spring. The recent Monday concert was a financial and musical success.
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J B. Shultz
Kokomo Junk License Held For County Extension
Harry and W. A. Myers of Kokomo have secured a license to buy junk and operate in this city. Their Kokomo business place extends into the county and requires local licensing beyond Kokomo.
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Harry and
W. A.myers
Kokomo
Suits and Hats in Sacrifice Sale at Low Prices
Lot One features 61 broad cloth serge and chevron suits priced at 15 dollars, sizes 34 to 44, with old prices about double. Also advertised are fur coats in hip to three quarter lengths, satin lining, reduced to 65, 50, and 39.50. Trimmed hats in the millinery department also offered at substantial reductions.
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Empire
Directoire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Everett
Doc) Milburn
Fansler
Evangelist Yeuel I
Mrs. Wright
Otto
Elizabeth Wilson
Propylaeum
Teachers’ Convention
Dr. ‘Bowye
Tritt’s
Linden Avenue
George Spillman
Ghege
Logansport Lumber ‘Company
Souhh Bernd Tri
Bune
Missionary Meeting
Cloak & Suit Co
New York
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