Mutiny Rumors Quiet in Philippine Constabulary
Reported disturbances in a single company of the Philippines constabulary affected some enlisted men but did not alarm War Department officials. Intelligence suggested a possible general uprising, yet current information bounds the incident to about thirty men and one company, with no grave danger expected.
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Philippine Constabulary
War Department
Washington
Philippines
Philippines Constabulary
Nagel Launches broad inquiry into Census Bureau reform
Secretary Nagel from the Department of Commerce and Labor initiates a comprehensive probe of every bureau in his department. He outlines efficiency reports for all employees, aiming to improve practices in Washington and nationwide and to boost government results.
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Census Bureau
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Multiple Thefts Tie to Glycerine Magazine Break-In
Montpelier officers link a safe cracking at Montpelier Lumber Co to a bicycle theft at John Mincer home and a glycerine magazine break in on Spaulding farm. A man seen near a gravel pit may have committed all three acts, with Marshal Reynolds pursuing the suspect.
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Montpelier Lumber Company
John Mincer
Cliff Sheller
Prudential Insurance Company
Mincer
West Monroe Street
Marshal Reynolds
Furgeson
D. M
Albert Spaulding
Montpelier
Sheller
Spaulding Farm
D. M. Spaulding
Dupont
Spaulding
John Longabaugh
Frank Ditzler Sells Montpelier Business to New Ice Cream Man
Frank Ditzler sells his Montpelier ice cream business and farm to Ray Neusbaumer for 5500 dollars plus farm stock invoiced value. Neusbaumer to take possession tomorrow and operate the business this summer. Ditzler and family plan to move to a 140 acre Wells county farm owned by his wife and start a new home there. Ditzler will stay through the summer to train the new owner.
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Ray Neusbaumer
Montpelier
Frank Ditzler
Ditzler
Wells County
Bluffton
Newsbaumer
Busi
A C Mahorney Visits Hartford City to See Son
A. C. Mahorney was in Hartford City this morning calling on his son Guy Mahorney and family.
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A. C. Mahorney
Hartford City
Guy Mahorney and
Oil discovery near Royal Center eyed for test finish
A Monday Logan dispatch reports high grade crude found on John Feltis farm two and a half miles NW of Royal Center. Initial output is eight barrels daily. test drilling and pumping planned in a few days with tenkage erected for the test and other wells. Ohio Oil Co leads wild cutting on about 5400 acres in the county, with more leases by other firms. Locals expect premium grading and price around seven fifty per barrel.
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Logansport
John Feltis
Royal Center
Ohio Oil Company
Fulton County
United States
Indiana
Sol Heniser Preaches in Streets and Is Apprehended
Sol Heniser, living near Mollie, visited Mollie’s area and began shouting and gesturing in business streets. Marshall Reynolds escorted him to the traction station, where Heniser was placed on a car to Hartford for an inquest and return to the asylum. He has a history of prior stays at the asylum with rapid improvement under care.
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Sol Heniser
Mollie
Marshall Reynolds
Hartford
Local Market Slashes Egg Price to 18 Cents
The local market today cut egg prices to 18 cents per dozen, signaling a drop in cost for shoppers. Vendors reported steady supply and continued demand as residents eyed cheaper breakfast staples.
Doctor Converts Runaway Patient to Montpelier Stop
In Hartford City Tuesday morning Dr Emshwiller prepared papers sending Sol Henizer to an asylum. He wandered west toward the interurban station. John Boyd chased him as the doctor reached the Pennsylvania lines and a box car encounter revived the patient who promised favors for return to the city. Boyd allowed him to proceed after a Montpelier streetcar ride and the doctor disappeared from view.
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Dr. Emshwiller
Hartford City
Sol Henizer
John Boyd
Court House
Mr. Emshwiller
Mr. Boyd
Dr. Emsh
Wine dead men brought to life by new process
A Medical Record report covers forty-five recently deceased patients. Seventeen revived, nine fully recovered, eight died after brief intervals. In forty cases death followed anesthesia. In each case chest had been opened and the heart massaged by hand within five minutes.
Ladies Miller and Lovet Return From Visit
Mesdames W. R. Miller of Honey Creek and E. M. Lovet of Gaston returned home this morning after visiting their sister Mrs. E. Allen for a few days.
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Mesdames W. R. Miller
Honey Creek
E. M. Lovet
Gaston
Wild Thunderstorm Strikes City Causing Floods and Power Faults
A mid day storm drenched the town with heavy rain and strong winds, flooding streets and snapping trees. Lightning struck the Main Street telephone cable at the public library, burning the line in two and disabling many phones while cables dangled loose between poles. The strike also damaged lines near Schneiders Harness Store, with repairs expected to be lengthy and costly.
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Main Street
Schneider
Contract Awarded for Old People's Home Building
The Old People's Home board of trustees awarded the main brick building contract to J. W. Griffith of Hammond Indiana for 28000 dollars. The heating system contract went to the firt of Hipskinds of Huntington. Bids included John Litchtenberger of Blatten and S D Bryce. Construction aims for completion by fall.
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Warren
The
Old People’s Home
C. A. Wade
W. W. Martin
J. K. Cecil
J. W. Griffith
Hammond
Ind
Firt
Hipskinds
Huntington
John Litchtenberger
Blatten
S. D. Bryce
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M. L. Troutman
Fich Shull & Leonard Block
West High St
Aldrich
JHREE
Frank Bitzler
Sol
OLD People's
Oxford
Oxfords
Ladies
Child's Oxfords
Purman, Johnston & Company
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