Infant Robs Police Court of Austerity
Report notes a trial in which witnesses testified about an infant’s actions. The account highlights courtroom proceedings and the implications of the alleged conduct during the hearing.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
1
Many Character Witnesses On Stand In Calf Theft Case
In a crowded police court in Galveston county Jesse Antrobus of Waupecon faces a charge of complicity in stealing three calves from Charles Scott. The day featured numerous character witnesses praising Antrobus, while William Jones remains jailed on bond until the funeral of a relative allows his release. The trial resumes tomorrow at 10, with more witnesses expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. West
A. G. Jenines
John B. Smith
Merle Wall
Jesse Antrobus
Waupecon
Miami County
Galveston
Charles Scott
Jackson Township
Antrobus
William Jones
Jones
Warfelt
Scott
Waup2con
Lutherans to Launch $3 Million Endowment Campaign
A campaign to raise a permanent endowment fund of 3 000 000 for pastors teachers professors and dependents of Lutheran churches will run from March 30 to April 12. The Lutheran Laymen's League meeting including Logansport in the district met in Peru Monday with 29 representatives attending to perfect plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Peru
Striking Marine Workers Fail to Reach Settlement
New York march 6 mediation by James L Hughes failed to end the harbor strike. The federal labor mediator presented a wage and hour proposal after a day of talks with railroad representatives operating half the harbor boats. Union leaders requested interpretation and planned a counter proposal for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Marine Workers Affiliation
New York Harbor
James L. Hughes
Federal Department of Labor
Railroad Administration
Father Follows Trail of Missing High School Girl
Florence Masters, a pretty high school girl, remains missing after family and officers across several states pursue leads. Traces extend from Kokomo to Indianapolis and east, with a soldier lover possibly involved. Her father and a bailiff travel to pursue any possible meeting point between Indianapolis and Roanoke, Virginia, vowing to spend all he has to locate her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Masters
Miss Masters
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Othello Smith
Roanoke
Virginia
Dublin Arts of War Bond Subscriptions Reach 17.5 Million
Dublin reports national war bonds sales totaling 17.5 million pounds with contributions from Leinster Connaught Munster and Ulster. The 1918 sales of war savings certificates more than doubled the prior year’s record and each province organized its own group for subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Leinster
Connaught
Munster
Ulster
Secretary Baker Denies Controversy as Cause
Brigadier General Samuel T. Ansell, former acting judge advocate general, will be returned to prewar rank March 10 along with eleven other brigadiers. Secretary Baker says Ansell’s demotion is routine demobilization and not related to the controversy over military justice. Kreger to return from France to act as judge advocate general during Crowder’s Cuba absence. Pershing protested turning court martial records to Kreger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Samuel T. Ansell
Baker
Edward A. Kreger
France
Cuba
Enoch H. Crowder
Ansell
Crowder
Kreger
Congressional Committee
Gould
New York
Congress
Pershing
Starvation in Bolshevik Russia Probed by British Visitors
London reports from British subjects who returned from Russia describe famine across Petrograd Moscow Kiev and Odessa. They cite rampant disease hunger typhus and gasping coal shortages with price gouging and a Kremlin hoarding wood and fuel while the food-distribution system favors the government and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Russia
Petrograd
Moscow
Bolshevik Russia
Lenine
Trotzky
Kiev
Odessa
Kremlin
Pershing Highway Proposed Coast to Coast Route
Temporary group in Lincoln announces a Pershing Highway plan from the Pacific to the Atlantic. Walter S. Whitten says governors of included states will be invited to form a permanent organization. Cities listed include San Francisco Sacramento Carson City Salt Lake City Cheyenne Lincoln St Joseph Laclede Springfield Indianapolis Columbus Washington Baltimore Trenton Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Pershing
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
John J. Pershing
Walter S. Whitten
Lincoln Commercial Club
Samuel R. McKelvie
San Francisco
Sacramento
Carson City
Nev
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
St. Joseph
Laclede
General Pershing
Springfield
Indianapolis
Columbus
Washington
Baltimore
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia
New York
Elks Host Large Social Session Before Membership Push
Logansport Elks Lodge resumed social events with over 200 attendees at the Elks home. Guests included nonmembers and business leaders as the lodge plans to double its 500 member roster with a March 20 next gathering and a new slate of officers was elected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Elks Lodge
Elks
Val Streble
The
Wm. F. Hanley
Elmer Olson
Linus Olson
Boy Scouts Minstrels
Thos. BE. Regan
Isaac Oppenheimer
Francis Sebastain
Chas. F. Schaefer
Frank Amos
Geo. A. Raub
Chris. Panton
Jas. D. Porter
Grand Lodge
Thos. E. Regan
Blood Covered Taxi Indicates a Clinton Murder
Police believe taxi driver Cliff Taylor was killed and robbed after his car was found blood smeared along the roadside near Clinton Indiana. A warrant was issued for Joe Brazos who was seen with mud covered clothing this morning. Taylor bought gasoline last night and two other men were in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Clinton
Ind
Cliff Taylor
Joe Brazos
Taylor
League Scheme Revolutionary and Dangerous Warning
A volatile dispute over a league scheme draws attention to alleged misinformation and public risk. Critics claim many are misled by the plan, urging caution and closer scrutiny amid rising concerns from stakeholders.
Opposition to League of Nations voiced by Senators in New York
Senator Borah Reed and Thomas challenged the proposed league at a Society of Arts and Sciences gathering. They warned it gives Europe control, calls for a plebiscite on joining, and argues the United States would hold only one vote in the executive council while Britain France Italy and Japan retain similar sway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
League of Nations
Wilson
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
Thomas
Colorado
Society of Arts and Sciences
Europe
America
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
League of Representatives
Nations
Floor leaders not yet named for theHouse
Washington March 6 Republican leaders completing the committee on committees outlined the House organization for the next Congress but postponed selecting the floor leader whip and steering committee. Seniority rules guided chairmanships and transfers as new members await assignment tomorrow. Longworth criticized the process while expressing confidence in Republican success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Committee On Committees
House
Longworth
Ohio
Platt
New York
Publc Lands
Sinnett
Oregon
Fess
Ohia
Towner
Iowa
Langley
Kentucky
Johnson
Snyder
Curry
California
Brussels offers Egmont Palace as League of Nations seat
Brussels officials propose Egmont Palace, once Arenberg Palace, as the League of Nations seat. The building lies near the royal palace, with a history dating to 1548 and restorations in 1753 and 1892. it housed a renowned Flemish and Dutch seventeenth century painting collection. Count Bemont, a famed general, was executed in 1568.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brussels
Egmont Palace
Arenberg Palace
League of Nations
Egmont
Royal Palace
Count Bemont
New York Welcomes 27th Division Heroes Who Broke Hindenburg Line
Fourteen thousand New York soldiers from the 27th division return home aboard the Leviathan and Mauretania. Mayor Hylan and Gen. O'Ryan praise their role in breaking the Hindenburg line and a large parade in New York is planned for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Mauretania
Hoboken
Cunard
O’ryan
John F. O’ryan
Hell
Hindenburg
Hylan
St. Quentin Canal
Palmer B. Pierrie
Paris Demands Disarmament of German Armies
Paris presses for disarmament of German forces with urgent warnings on peril if Hung retain weapons. Paris insists on full demilitarization and strict arms controls amid postwar tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Supreme Council Takes Step Towards a Treaty
Paris March 6 The army committee of the chamber of deputies calls for disarmament of Germany urging the government to press the peace conference to secure Germany's disarmament to avoid renewed war industry and armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Council
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Army Committee
Chamber of Deputies
France
Supreme War Council Debates German Disarmament Terms
Paris March 6 The great powers council reviews military naval and global disarmament terms for Germany with Lloyd George Foch and allied leaders present. Naval terms mostly settled but some ships may be allocated to France and Italy. Kiel canal questions prompt a commission referral and American reservations. Food concerns and whether terms are temporary or permanent dominate upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Council of the Great Powers
Lloyd George
Marshal Foch
War Council
England
United States
France
Italy
Aera
Kiel Canal
Eil
Bohemia
Juge-Slavia
Anstria
Germany
Inc
Argent
Poleon
President Wilson Rests Aboard Ship Washington
On the U S S George Washington March 6 the president took a rest on deck under the care of Rear Admiral Grayson his physician. He appeared in good spirits after a long ride on the ship and showed no adverse effects from his exertions as he remains under medical supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. S. George
Ington
Associated Press
Grayson
Wilson
Ad. i
Washington
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Off
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Senator Reed
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City of
Hindenburg Line
Chamber of Deputies de
Clares
Supreme War Council
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