Federal Court Orders Sale of Property in Receivers Hands
In Indianapolis the federal court issues an order for sale of property in the hands of a receiver since 1908. The decree names Southern Indiana and American Locomotive as secured parties with bonds and mortgages totaling $6 900 94 and $28 22,050 outstanding. The sale subject is the first mortgage and related obligations, with interest due, and the court notes default on interest payments and a pending bill of complaint filed by the First Bank.
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Indianapolis
Flaceiver
Eosald
Leer
Smith Car Company
Steedi, Ab Bagatou
Uige Atergative Colla Peprvesentus
Carpenter
State News Briefs Recap Of Trount Divorce And Local Incidents
Deliberations by Superior Court judge Patrick H. Trount conclude a lengthy Wrauss divorce case. A Carsinger accident injures a rider when a trench collapses under a rolling wheel. Funeral and dedication ceremonies occur in Mt Summit with clergy participation. A massive plant worker dies instantly in a bicycle incident. a man at Beairn and a farm resident near Linville die by suicide or gunshot. Indianapolis figures report the death of Horace K. Smith, prominent attorney and imperial potentate, after two years of illness. Kokomo police push a cleanliness drive, enforcing public ordinances against neglect.
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Duadae
Patrick H. Trount
Wrauss
eWiile
Carsinger
Yeoservices
Charse Sweeney
Columbus
F. Findianapolis
Llis
Rio
Yilin
Posse Lee
Waidaddan
Ford
Indianaplis
Horace KE. Smith
Indianapolis
Nobles
Mystic Shine
Kokomo
Wounds Wife Then Kills Self in Jeffersonville Home
William Jtoadpan, 51, wounded his wife Victoria Boatman, 42, at 436 Graham Street then shot himself in the kitchen. Victoria, baking a cake, was struck in the right side and is hoped to recover barring pneumonia. The couple’s son Clarence and two daughters survive. The husband was a former employee of the American Car and Poute. They lived in Scottsburg prior to residence here.
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Clarence Boatman
Beathran
Cemplere
Poute Descorpiens
Refcueris
Scottsburg
Washington police probe death of Frank Hussey after boat accident
Washington police investigate the drowning of sixteen year old Frank Hussey at Camps Maonning. Hussey and companions Piassey Neooman Herrin Tug Wilson were seen arguing after returning by freight train in an intoxicated state. Wilson phoned an undertaker for Hussey and the body was not recovered despite a search.
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Washinerena
Washington
Frank Llassey
Maonning
Piassey
Neooman Herrin
Tug Wilson
Vineeunes
White River Bridge
Wilson
Hussey
Kussey
Jury finds Selby Thomas guilty of mistreating girl
In the eir court Selby Thomas was convicted of mistreating thirteen year old Blanche Manning after a sensational week long trial. Special Judge F C Bean presided and Thomas was fined 20 dollars. The case had previously failed to reach a verdict after fifty hours of deliberation last December.
Train Kills New Brakeman On First Trial Run
Irvin Viradley, a brakeman on the Louisville division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was killed in the yards when he halted directly in front of a passenger train during his first trial trip on the Green Line. His body was ground to pieces under the locomotive.
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Taransport
Irvin Viradley
Louisville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bradley
Mt Vernon Youth Fatally Mutilated by Train
Emile Ritsch, a Mt. Vernon boy, was killed attempting to board a train to Evansville. His body was dragged for about a hundred yards and cut into several pieces. The remains were unrecognizable and identified only by tanse marks on the arms.
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Mt. Vernon
Emile Ritsch
Evansville
Wnre
Tanse Merks
Independent Enters Race in Auburn for Judge
Attorney PLOV Wieffman announces himself as an independent candidate for judge of the Thirty-fifth judicial circuit covering DeKalb and Steuben counties. He failed to win the Republican convention last week, defeated by H M Mountz of Garrett.
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Auburn
Plov. Wieffman
Elie G
Thirty-fifth Judicial Circuit
Deokald
Steuben
H. M. Mountz
Garrett
Bankers Meet in Crawfordsville to Hold Annual Session
One hundred fifty bankers from 12 Indiana counties plan to attend the Bankers' Association of this district annual meeting in Crawfordsville scheduled for June 16. James L. Randel of Greencastle, president of the association, is in town to arrange preliminary preparations for the event.
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Bankers
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Bankers’ Association
James L. Randel
Greencastle
Association
Hobbs Jury Out in Murder Case
The jury in the Martin Hobbs murder case against John Topmiller's death is deliberating. Court instructions were seen as favorable to Hobbs requiring positive proof of guilt. A disagreement among jurors is anticipated.
Dormitory Dedicated at Richmond Home
A large crowd attended the dedication of the dormitory at the Wernite Orphans' home in Richmond. The Lutherans of Ohio and Indiana support the institution, which represents a $40,000 outlay.
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Richmond
Wernite Orphans’ Home
Ohio
Indiana
Wife of Millionaire Barker Dies in Chicago
Mrs Katherine Fitzgerald Barker aged forty five, wife of John H Barker a local millionaire car builder, died suddenly at Presbyterian hospital Chicago after an operation, in Michigan City obituary notice.
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Michigan City
Katherine Fitzgerald Barker
John H. Barker
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
White sentenced for blackmail extortion attempt
William J. White, age 48, who confessed to a sensational March extortion plot against Dr. D. H. Swan in Francisco County, was sentenced to one to five years in state prison after pleading guilty. He claimed money was the motive as he threatened to harm Swan’s daughters unless payment was secured. White has a wife and three young daughters.
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Princeton
William J. White
D. H. Swan
Francisco
Swan
White
Goats Lead Sheep for Union Pacific Loadings
Union Pacific employs billy goats at 25 mile interval feeding yards to guide arriving sheep from western ranges to cars. The goats Julius and Bill lead timid flocks from stock cars to feeding pens and out of cars, earning tobacco chews as rewards, reducing unloading time and aiding nighttime operations.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Judas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Western Ranges
Missouri River
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
California
Omaha
United States
South Omaha
Union Pacific
W. 7. Park
North Platte
Neb
Billy
Park
North Plattie
Bill
Great is thy faith in the Canaanite woman tale
The lesson explores Jesus retreat to Tyre and Sidon, a mother’s persistent plea, and four tests of faith. It cites the debate over ritual purity, the disciples’ push for exclusion, and the mother’s unwavering request that leads to healing for her daughter, praising faith’s power.
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Tyre
Sidon
Sea of Galilee
Christ
Jesus
Capernaum
Galilee
Pharisees
Jerusalem
St. Paul
Cambridge
Phoenicia
Mark
David
Ham
House of Israel
Philliips Brooks
His Philosophy and Local Pride in Halley’s Comet Banter
Hank Stubbs Ambiton jokes about being behind or ahead in a procession causing bumps or teller scopes. Bilge Miler questions why not. An Independent Spirit notes Halley’s comet appears once in 75 years. A strong local pride man counters that earth sees few of the worst events, similar to Halley’s period.
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Hank Stubbs
Halley
Woman Escapes Operation Cured by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Elwood Indiana woman says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after months of illness and threatened surgery. She credits relief from muscular pain and leg soreness after six bottles and urges others to try the remedy with confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Elwood
Ind
Sadie Mullen
M. B. St. Elwood
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pickham
Jiggs Commentary Reflects On Boozer Haya Vacant Look
The fragment shows Jiggs musing on Boozer Haya and a reflective line about goodwill, unkindness, greed, and truth. It hints at a character study with Arnold cited and mentions soft airs passing by.
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Boozer
Arnold
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