Walsh Indicted on 182 Counts in Bank Scandal Case
John R. Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank facing a 182 count indictment by a federal grand jury accusing him of misusing bank funds. The charges cover 22 memorandum notes totaling 2 060 000 dollars and 57 payments, with proceeds allegedly diverted to Walsh and his enterprises.
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John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Finday
Grand
Terre Haute Star
Walsh
Perry
G Walsh
Sothern Indiana Railway Company
Ijinvis Southern Railway Apany
Wiconsin & Michiza Inlay Company
Equitable Bal Company of
Chicago
Business Enterprises
Southern Indiana Feapaws
Wisconsin & Mihigan Rail Way Company
Mount Olive & Stanto
Goal Company
Walsh Koow
Bank of Wetinous
W.gherefore
Jr. Walsh
JB. Morrison
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Insane Woman Mary Dove Recovers After Shoals Shooting
Mrs Mary Dove of Martin county who shot herself at the sheriff s Shoals residence while awaiting transfer to Kansville insane hospital has regained consciousness and physicians believe she will recover. The bullet passed through her body and lodged in the weather boarding of the out building. Her apparent return to reason puzzles doctors as arrangements for treatment continue.
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Mary Dove
Martin County
Kansville
Great Coal Road Aimed From Chicago to Indianapolis
The Chicago, Evansville and Indianapolis By road is planned for 1907. About 20 million dollars has been seed for construction. The steam railroad will be well built and run through Martin County to serve Indiana's vast coal trade.
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Chicago, Evanaville & Indianapolis
Tin County
Indiana
Vincennes Vincennes Washington & Loogootee Interurban Revival
The Vincennes Washington & Loogootee interurban project is revived with efforts to start in spring. A Philadelphia contractor is said to have the contract. Arpneld Padgett of Washington calls it a sure thing. The Loogootee franchise expires. a new one seeks to extend the start date from July 1, 1907 to July 3, 1908.
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Washington
Loogootee
Two Big Four Wrecks Leave Dozens Dead or Hurt
Saturday wrecks on the Big Four railroad between Cleveland and Cincinnati and near Terre Haute left at least fifteen to sixteen dead and many injured. A fog caused the first crash on the Queen City Special train. most crew perished and private cars survived. An explosion of powder on a freight train near Sanford wiped out several cars, killing many passengers and wrecking the accompanying coaches and baggage car.
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Big Four
Cleveland, Cincinati
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
C. B. Schaff
Milevan
Anford
Terre Haute
Case Continued Beasley Beev er & Annae in $10,000 Next
Case proceedings continue involving Beasley at the town with Beever and Annae in a dispute over a $10,000 next action. The fragment references ongoing legal steps and party names.
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Beasley
Beever & Annae
Debord Sentenced to Life Imprisonment in Vincennes Killing
John DeBord of Vincennes received a life term in Daviess circuit court after a five hour fifteen minute jury deliberation for shooting and killing his wife Maggie DeBord on September 25. The state railroad commission will investigate both wrecks to determine responsibility. C W Freeman appointed to fill vacancy on Board of Town Trustees after W R Neeremer resignation. oath taken by town clerk.
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John DeBord
Vincennes
Maggie DeBord
Daviess
Town Board
C. W. Freeman
Board of Town Trustees
W. R. Neeremer
Mr. Freeman
Petersburg Wreck Delays EB and I Traffic at Horshoe Bend
A noon Saturday wreck on the EB and I railroad north of Petersburg sent three box cars down the embankment at Horshoe Bend. The incident halted traffic for hours, marking the third wreck at that point in four weeks. Heavy rain blamed, cars narrowly avoided White River back waters.
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Petersburg
Horshoe Bend
White River
Levee Break Roars Near Taylorville Flood Forces Mass Evacuation
The Wabash river levee broke one mile and a quarter below the Wabash river bridge at Taylorville on Tuesday night. The flood drove 400 to 500 residents from their homes, with farmers along Ellis' pond also evacuating to safety.
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Wabash River
Taylorville
Ellis’ Pond
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Sarah J. Luallen
Mrs. Sarah J. Luallen, returning home Thursday morning, was surprised with a large birthday dinner for her 57th birthday. All her children attended except Ezra, who was working at Terre Haute, and she received a long list of presents.
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Sarah J. Luallen
Ezra
Terre Haute
Bedford High Notes Highlight Local Sports and Class Updates
High school notes report the girls basketball team returning home proud after a Pedford trip with Harley Boyd scoring and Ray Garten footing. Students plan the DePauw freshmen sophomore class scrap for February 22 and local attendance at Odon Lyons game.
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Harley Boyd
Ray Garten
Pedford
Garten
Boyd
DePauw University
Card of Thanks for Noah Fisher's family
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly assisted us during the sickness and death of our wife and mother. Noah Fisher and children.
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Noah Fisher
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Frank H. Spearman
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