Imel Cashes Bad Check. Stranger Deceives Furniture Dealer
George N Imel, a Columbus furniture dealer, learned a stranger premeditated a fraud to obtain $3. The first check drawn on Bainbridge Thompson Bank was returned marked invalid after Emery forged funds claims. Emery cashed a second check then deposited funds elsewhere. an affidavit will be filed charging him with obtaining money by fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N
Imel
Kay
Harry Emery
Beinbure
Thompson Bank
Bainburm
Immery
Emery
Ties Furniture Biore
Edinhurst
Imelessh
Audi
Imel Furniture Storm
Gecus
Ilischeca
Bor
Emory
Emvery
Beestie
Eemocy
Lersana
Columbus Republican
Aged Woman Sees First Electric Car at Columbus
Mrs Susan Hegner seventy of Columbus Ind saw an interurban car and a street car for the first time yesterday. She lives southeast of the city and, though in good health, prefers staying home to travel. A male neighbor persuaded her to visit Columbus with him. it was her first vigil here in twenty seven years. She had never seen an electric car and asked what it was as an interurban passed Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Susan Hegner
Heffner
Ilies Soa Inelaw
Cururabus
Washington Street
Dr King’s New Discovery Beats Cold in Early Stage
An old advertisement warns against neglecting colds and coughs. It claims Dr King’s New Discovery boosts strength by clearing airways and easing breathing after the first dose, urging readers to buy now at any drug store.
Jefferson County Circuit Court March term 1915 allowances
List of allowances in Jefferson County Circuit Court for March term 1915 with per diems and fees. Includes names such as Edward M Prenatt Frank McKay George A Monroe Warner Pratt Wendel Voelker Frank Schafer Salathiel Grayson Elias J Scott and John McGregor among others and totals for bailiffs jurors stenographer and juvenile court. Auditor Charles S Dibler certifies the list as true and complete dated April 2 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Circuit
Edward M Prenatt
George A Monroe
LaClaire McKay
Warner Pratt
John Melton
Wendel Voelker
Frank Schafer
Aurora
Peter Golder
Salathiel Grayson
Elias J Scott
Circuit Court
Madison Telephone Co
The
Bobbs- Merrill Co
John McGregor
Uecorge Baxter
Hinson S Gray
Samuel Andres
Theodore Smith
Tyre H Reynolda
Marquis Taylor
Louis Spivey
Clark Grown
Robert Lee
James Taylor
James MM Fagg
James Lichlyter
Oliver Anderson
Henry Rousch
Samuel Stucker
Albert Watson
Grant Brittenback
Otto Hasfurter
George Mitchell
Charles Heck
Lute James
George Schnable
Walker Wallace
Ira Fisher
Florence Roch
George McKay
Curtis Marshall
H H Cope
Edward S Roberts
State of Indiana
Jefferaon County
Charles S. Dibler
Said
Jeffers N
Edward M. Prenatt
Chas. S. Dibler
Jefferson County
Masked women rob Mrs. Richardson in Cincinnati home
Four masked women descended on Mrs. Fannie Richardson's Third Street rooming house in Cincinnati. They bound and gagged her as her husband Samuel Richardson, a night watchman, returned from work. She says threatening letters had urged her to return to Cynthiana, Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Fannie Richardson
Third Street
Samuel Richardson
Tragic Ghent Ky House Fire Claims Child
Arthur Darbro 12 died in a Ghent Kentucky fire that also burned his baby sister fatally. Prentice Darbro and wife saved two children but suffered serious burns as the home burned after the kitchen roof collapsed and timbers trapped Arthur.
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Vevay
Ind
Arthur Darbro
Prentice Darbro
Ghent
Darbro
Prince of Wales Seeks Frontline Duty in World War I
The twenty-year-old Prince of Wales pressed for combat service with Field Marshal French and Kitchener, training rapidly after joining the First Grenadier Guards. He rode dispatches from France to London, then returned for brief leave before resuming duties at the British expeditionary force headquarters. Russia wished American farm and garden seeds.
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London
Prince of Wales
King of
Faeland
Earl Kitchener
War Office
Leutenant
Grenadier Guards
Secretary of War
Sulvetern
Karl Kitchener
Tie
Kitchener
England
Lord Kitchener
Prince of Wates
French
Feer
Paris
Rue de Rivoli
Tuileries Gardens
Faubourg St. Honore
Francis Bertle
Buckingham Palace
Poincare
Young Wife in Seymour Wounds Husband Then Shoots Self
Herbert Durham, engineer for the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, was shot and seriously wounded by his wife Wednesday in Seymour Indiana. She then killed a wound to her own chest, believed fatal. Both were taken to the local hospital. Durham’s wound is not necessarily fatal. The motive remains unknown.
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Seymour, Lnd
Herbert Durham
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Huaehind
Daerham
Attempted postoffice break in by two yeggmen at North Vernon
Early today two burglars cut an electric light wire and removed a shutter to gain entry to the North Vernon Indiana postoffice. Night patrolmen discovered the intrusion and exchanged shots with the would be robbers, who then escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Ind
Postoffice
Aged Woman in Fulton Takes Own Life Over Son in Army
Mrs. Mary Dudley of four miles west Fulton died after drinking lye Wednesday morning at her home. She was sixty eight, a widow, with two sons Oneisio in the army and another elsewhere. Despondency over her son’s army service and ill health were believed to prompt the act. Dr. Boaz rendered aid but she died about thirty minutes later.
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Fulton, Ky
Mary Dudley
Here
Boaz
Jordan
Oneisio
Drowned Man Found In Ohio River Near Markland
The body of Ernest I. E. Smith, 21, of Portsmouth Ohio was found today in the Ohio River at Markland. He slipped from an ice covered barge at Dam No 39 on November 30 and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vevay
Ind
Ernest IE Smith
Portsmouth
Ohio River
Markland
Smith
Dam No. 39
Pine-Tar-Honey advertised as health remedy and local notices
The item promotes Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as a refreshing antiseptic tonic. Local notes report engineer Applegate bitten by a rattlesnake and credited a 125 year family remedy for his recovery. Other brief items mention a bootlegging arrest, a drowning of John Vogel, a mayoral resignation, and a council split in Clinton and North Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanaville
Clarence Applegate
Applegate Sayage
Cinton
John Vogel
L. M. Vogel
Clinton
Hartford
Gerald Michaels
John Moore
Moore
Michaela
North Vernon
George Litchfield
Joseph D. Cone
Litchfield
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Aches
In an old timey ad, Sloan's Liniment is pitched as fast acting relief for rheumatic pains and swollen joints. It claims deep penetration to the seat of trouble and urges readers to buy a bottle for 250 in druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Ahteumatiam
Sloan
Sloans
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Enos
Mas. Ft, 1915
GEO
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ADY
Health Promotss Hopp Nes
Castoria
Nts
Children
Frank McKay
Lad
Prince
Russia
Photo
American Tress Association
the Prince OF Wales
DER
Eroad
Aix
Ape Centaur Company
New York
the Centaur Company
Son
E. E Smith
Ue Florista
Petersburg
Harry Coonrod
Pike
ADV
Thea Forth
Boss Ovens
Peter Fresfman
Mere End
Wainut Streets
W. H. Miller & Sons
Louisville
Indianapolis
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