State asks for death penalty in Hook trial
The Samuel Hook murder case opened in Willamac circuit court with Judge Burson presiding. The state seeks the death penalty for Hook and his son William, who face identical charges in a high profile Pulaski county case tied to Orris Fout's death near Bass Lake.
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Samuel Hook
Orris Fout
Willamacc
Burson
Starke County
William
Iman
Orin Severns
August Dunker
Dennis Miller
Otto Podell
Emron Bonnell
William Riffle
Henry Peters
Carl Westphal
William Goble
Carl Morrison
Robert Walters
S. P. Bryan
Messrs Hook
Winamac
Rochester
Pulaski County
John Kain
North Judson
Win. Hook
Fout
James A. Dilts
Thomas Hurley
Knox
Reidelbach Bros
A. C. Jenkins
Logansport
W. J. Reed
Bass Lake
William Hook
Aldine
Fouts
Dilts
Wm. Hook
Sam
Hooks
Earl Bonta
Sam Hook
Will Fox
Will Hook
Fox
Banta
Orris
Attorney Reed
Dr. Bell
Fount
Will
Hook
S—B
Fireless Cooker For Home Use Described In Detail
A guide outlines building a fireless cooker from three wooden boxes asbestos and sacks of sawdust. It explains heat retention to finish cooking without more fuel and suggests suitable foods including tougher meats vegetables dried items and cereals. It covers material lists and step by step assembly with a tight fitted lid and insulated joints.
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Neal
Notes from Indiana primary election and obits in Starke county
Obituary notes tell of the death of Robert W. Nafe at City Hospital Indianapolis and his 44 years. Teachers from Starke county head to Chicago for the Northern Indiana Teachers association convention April 6, 7 with notable speakers including Dr. Harvey W. Wiley. The primary tabulations show Republican New and Goodrich leading. Democratic Adair and Clore winning. Local races in Tuk County and Starke County include sheriff, surveyor, commissioner, prosecutor, and auditor contests with various margins. Rural mail routes motorization faces opposition in Congress.
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Robert W. Nafe
City Hospital
Indianapolis
Winamac
M. EK
Samuel and
Cyrenitia Nafe
Fulton Co
Ind
Methodist Church
Minnie Kaeber
Tona Fern
Ige
Anna Reinhart
Harry
Hilda
J. W. Wilson
Daisy Ralston
Harry Wagoner
M. D. Girak
Peru
F. M. Nafe
Ina. Chas. V. Nafe
Muskervee, Okla
Frank B. Nafe
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Starke County
Chicago
Northern
Indiana Teachers’ Association
C. W. Cannon
Harvey W. Wiley
C. A. Curtis
Massachusetts
S.A. Clark
O. H. Benson
The
Denartenat of Agriculture
EF. A. Steamer
W. A. Meyer
Association
Indiana
United States
Harry S. New
James E. Watson
Arthur P. Robinson
New
James P. Goodrich
Warren T. McCray
Quincy A. Myers
Goodrich
John A. M. Adair
Leonard B. Clore
Adair
Quodrich
Robinson
Tuk County
Jas. M. Lohr
Chas. C. Larren
Harry Si
McCormick
LaPorte County
Michigan City
LaPorte City
LaCrosse
Wanatah
Westville
Oiio
Hanna
Union Mills
Oscar BK. Smith
Knox
N. Earl Rowley
LaPorte
Rowley
Smith
Starke
Clement Rodgers
Delbert Peterson
Oregon
Henry Kriteh
Railroad Township
A. A. Lavery
I. N. Compton
Hamlet
R. B. Walters
Ora
John Kesler
North Bend
Geo. Collins
Jos
Dr. Parker
Co. W. Weninger
Henry Luken
Thomas Slite
Benjamin Bleishman
Fred Kingman
KE. M. Schwartzentraub
Wayne Township
Tannehill
Round Lake Church
Post Office Department
Congress
Postoffice Appropriation
Senator B F Shively Dies in Washington Hospital
Senator B F Shively of South Bend died in a Washington hospital after a prolonged illness from Brights disease. He served four terms as congressman from 1884 to 1892 and was the 1896 Democratic candidate for governor. Elected to the Senate in 1899, he was reelected last fall by direct vote. admired by President Wilson.
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Shively
U. S
B. F. Shively
South Bend
Washington
Bright
U.S. Senate
Wilson
Post Office Moves Against Clandestine Mail
Michigan City Dispatch notes a post office plan to curb secret correspondence through general delivery. Callers will answer identity questions when picking up letters to create a records system aimed at stopping illicit letters and related troubles.
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Post Office Department
Michigan City Dispatch
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Sam Blook
Louie Ceretti
New York
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Eden Henry
Long Hospital
Oscar C. McCullough
Achurch
Franklin
Timothy ‘Nicholson
Richmond
Nicholson
Board of State Charities
Amos W. Butler
Ernest Bickner
Stands
Sudek-Spenner
Winamac Democrat
Tom
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
L. S. Sebiack
Rosella Agnes Sulek
Paul James Spenner
John Sulek
August Spenner
Wilders
San Pierre
Sulek-Spenner
John Rudolph
Mary
Agnes
Henry Smith
Frank Ciboch
Agnes Sindelar
Wm. Kamiensky
First State Bank North
Dan Barkey
F. Q. Allen
Thos. Dunfee
F. Heilman, Jr
H. L. Boyesen
J. L. Warrington
English Lake
Wesley Pechous
M. R. Caddy
G. W. Se
No. Judson
R. T. Kingman
Bill Kruetzer
LaRose
Eddie Born
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