Pheasants to be Stocked in Jefferson and Noble Townships
Wilson Searight receives notice from Z T Sweeney state fish and game commissioner that twenty magnolian pheasants will be sent for a new game preserve in Jefferson and Noble townships. Farmers have guaranteed no hunting for three years, so the state will stock the area with birds as part of broader future stock. Named landowners include Caleb Banta William Banta Benjamin Banta Wilson Searight John Eckert Schuyler Cromwell Horace Pryor Harry Gray Moses Nethercutt Frank Gibson Daniel Burgett William Fernal Easton Cotner Samuel Ross Frank Hardy Fred Houseman Henry Seybold Wilbur Gordon Lewis Ross and John Hall.
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Wilson Searight
Z. T. Sweeney
State Fish and Game
Jefferson
Noble
Caleb
William and
Benjamin Banta
John Eckert
Schuyler Cromwell
Horace Pryor
Harry Gray
Moses Nethercutt
Frank Gibson
Daniel Burgett
William L. Fernal
Easton Cotner
Samuel Ross
Frank Hardy
Fred Houseman
Henry Seybold
Wilbur Gordon
Lewis Ross
John Hall
Four legged chicken appears on rural farm
Henry Fielo of rural route reports a four legged chick hatched Saturday from a hen. The creature eats but seems weak and unlikely to mature. Fielo hopes to raise a four legged breed for sale when spring fry demand rises.
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Henry Fielo
Fielo
Newspaper man Oscar Warren visits with Schmeltzer
Oscar Warren, young newspaper man, visited yesterday with Albert Schmeltzer. He had been in McAllister Indian Territory with a partner after buying rival papers. After a heated dispute, local politicians bought both papers for a profit to the original investors. Warren headed to New York to join the New York Sun.
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Oscar Warren
Albert M.schmeltzer
McAllister
Indian Territory
Mr. Warren
New York
New York Sun
Sewer Cave-In Near Patha andle Tracks Report
Flooding from the rising Wabash river caused a sewer tunnel near the Patha andle tracks to cave in yesterday. Crews worked to secure the area and repair the early city sewer system.
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Wabash
Galveston Items Recap Local Visitors and Travels
Hymn and solo program details noted with Andrey Thomas Kate McClain and Carmen Davis. Mrs Ollie King James Brown Anderson Emerick and wives Kokomo visits Friday plus Logansport Centre and Ann Arbor trips. J B Wallace California winter return Will Endicott Kenneth Frush and Elsie Meek from State University at home for vacation.
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Andrey Thomas
Mrs. Bdase
Lesson
Kate McClain
Carmen Davis
Ollie King
James Brown
Lucerne
Anderson Emerick
Logansport
Mildred Wood
David Emerick
Ann Arbor
Mich
J. B. Wallace
California
Will Endicott
Kenneth Frush
Elsie Meek
The
State University
Royal Centre Irma Hilbert Secures Three Year License
Henry Conn and family of Logansport visit with A. J. Conn and family. Theodore Sweet Della Antrim Elizabeth Day Nellie Grant were Logansport visitors Saturday. The Junior's play Friday evening drew a large crowd despite threat of bad weather. An error appeared in the article about Auctioneer E. H. Mow yesterday. Mr. Mow drove five miles between trains and sold 3700 dollars worth of goods. Grace Beckley hosted at six o'clock dinner Saturday with Eva Anderson Della Antrim Dottie Reece Henrietta Kistler and Henry Lutes and wife.
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Irma Hilbert
Henry Conn
Logansport
A. J. Conn
Theodore Sweet
Della Antrim
Elizabeth Day
Nellie Grant
E. H. Mow
Mow
Grace Beckley
Eva Anderson
Dottie Reece
Henrietta Kistler
Henry Lutes
Shooting Affray at Scarlet Ridge Church
West Baden Indiana March 28 Morgan twenty two son of Samuel Morgan was fatally shot or mortally wounded by Lee Cornwell eighteen over a dispute with a young woman Both youths attended Mt Lebanon M E church Scarlet Ridge near French Lick after services the pair quarreled a revolver shot caused panic in the church Cornwell surrendered after consulting an attorney Morgan was treated and surgery performed but doctors feared he would not survive Cornwell was moved to Paoli jail amid mob violence fears
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West Baden
Ind
Morgan
Samuel Morgan
Lee Cornwell
Cornwel
Stiles
Mt. Lebanon M. E
Scarlet Ridge
French Lick
Cornwell
Harry Corns
Corns
Dillinger
Roberts
Lick
Paoli
Gypsies Visit Clymers Station Travelers Camp Nearby
About seven gypsies arrived from the east with two women five men and four children camping near the interurban station by the schoolhouse. They traveled in three wagons and a buggy and attracted local comment as they continued westward toward Burrows with plans to rest briefly.
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Clymers
Tragic double suicide and murder in Sandusky home
In Sandusky on March 28 E. J. Glendenning a 35 year old traveling salesman and Mrs Katherine Hughes a 40 year old dress maker were found dead in her apartment. Glendenning died from a skull wound and Mrs Hughes from a self inflicted gunshot wound. A revolver lay between them and a crumpled letter signed Will lay beside. Police say Mrs Hughes killed Glendenning then killed herself.
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E. J. Glendenning
Cleveland Cloak
Katherine Hughes
Glendenning
Glen
Highest Dam in the World to Start Foundation Laying
Butte Montana March 28 the first stone for the Shoshone dam on the Shoshone river in Wyoming will be laid today. Henry N Savage supervising engineer of the reclamation service announces the preliminary work has been under way for two years and the foundation excavation is finished. When completed the dam will stand 315 feet high the tallest of its kind worldwide.
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Butte
Mont
Shoshone River
Wyoming
Henry N. Savage
Reclamation Service
Big Shoshone
Gov Guild in No Deterioration Says Bulletin
An official bulletin from Boston at 9 a.m. reports Gov. Guild's condition unchanged in the last day with signs of improvement. Dr Winslow notes no discouraging features and says there has been no marked change in the governor's status.
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Boston
Mass
Winslow
Gov. Guild
Tribune Diamond Ring Contest extends canvassing area
The Tribune expands the contest rules allowing ballots from any city or county area to count for any candidate. Ten districts will award one ring each with no per-district limit on canvassing. The closing date shifts to Wednesday May 6 at noon and ballots are counted daily at 9 am for official results.
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Tribune
the Tribune
The
George H. Gise
Lumbermen Lose Gasase Case in Toledo Court
Toledo district court upholds lower court ruling sentencing 20 Toledo lumbermen to six months in the workhouse under the anti trust law. The group includes wealthy and leading citizens of Toledo.
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Toledo
Ohio
Circuit Court
Death of J Glen Dennning Found Dead in Sandusky Apartments
In Cleveland on March 28 E J Glen denning was found dead in the Sandusky apartments of Mrs Katherine Hughes. He had worked for the Fried Cloak company and was married ten years. His widow and two children survive. Police report say the wife was told her husband had been accidentally shot. Relatives know nothing of alleged relations with other women.
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Cleveland, O
J. Glendenning
Katherine Hughes
Sandusky
Fried Cloak Company
Official Route Chosen and Fare Rate Announced
The convention has been chosen as the official route and a rate of one and one fourth cents per mile. Tickets are valid on all cars with no excess. Good for travel Tuesday March 31 and Wednesday April 1. Return by Friday April 2. Inquiries from the local agent or Traffic Dept. Indiana Union Traction Co. Anderson Ind.
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Indiana Union Traction Co
Anderson, Ind
Around the Clock Company Train Passes Through
A two car passenger coach and baggage car of the Around the Clock company passed through here Saturday afternoon on the Wabash Valley Traction lines en route from Fort Wayne to Lafayette.
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Wabash Valley Traction Lines
Ft. Wayne
Lafayette
Rebuttal Clarifies Minnick Identities in Wedding Notice
The article notes that Joseph Minnick joining the double wedding on Taster Sunday is not the same person as J. R. Minnick of the Otto Shoe and Clothing company, clarifying two distinct individuals involved.
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J. R. Minnick
The
Otto Shoe and Clothing Company
DePauw Student Dies From Defective Wire Incident
A DePauw University student was killed Thursday night while trying to turn out a drop light in a bathroom at Mrs. H. Jordan’s home. The verdict found a defective electric wire as the cause of death and immediate fatality.
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Edgar Miller
Wire
DePauw
H. Jordan
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