Custody Fight: Count de Castellane vs Princess de Sagan
In Paris the custody suit over Count Boul de Castellane and Princess de Sagan’s three children continued. M Clemenceau defended the princess, denouncing the count as driven by hatred and money, and challenged his financial conduct and alleged infidelities.
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Paris
Boul de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Count de Castellane
Anna Gould
M. Clemenceau
France
de Sagan
Gould
Cause Unknown as Coroner Probes Mrs Bennett Death
Coroner investigates mysterious death of Mrs. Bennett who fell ill upon returning home from Route 1 South. Husband aided her inside the house as authorities seek to determine cause in an evening incident described as peculiar.
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Bennett
Tragic Moment Ends Silent Family Distress
A man rushed to aid his ill wife when she collapsed and died before reaching help. The woman had a history of severe headaches and an unsound theory about taking headache medicine. investigations later negated that belief.
Theatre Overhauled in Cambridge City Remodel
Cambridge City extends a remodeling plan for the local theatre to create a model venue for a town of its size. New seats are installed and the stage updated. The house will seat about 400 when complete and is expected to attract several repertoire companies.
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Cambridge City
Warning issued on mail advertising of games of chance
Postmaster J A Spekenhier warns merchants and newspapers to avoid any lottery or prize offers in mail advertisements or publications. He cites postal law section 499 and notes merchants are often unaware of the strict rules. He has warned several merchants by personal letters and does not usually report first violations.
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J. A. Spekenhier
Spekenhier
Wayne Arse Elect Officers
The Way the Aire of Eagles held an election for club officers. Details show officers chosen to lead the organization into the next term.
Five A vs Five D set up after sweep by Five Bs
In straight bowling action last night the Five Bs swept all three games from the Five Es. Tonight the Five As will play the Five Ds. Team scores show Ast 602, 674, 701. Bs 718, 678, 787.
Ackerman Fauquher and Weesner Win Interclass Debate
Carl Ackerman Silas Fauquher and Oliver Weesner were selected to take part in the coming primary debate after winning the interclass event at Earlham last night The preliminary debate will be held again tonight at the college on the topic of U S Senate elections.
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Earlham
Carl Ackerman
Silas Fauquher
Oliver Weesner
United States
Ithe College
Hibbard and Sutton Lead City Billiards After Two Matches
In yesterday’s city tournament Braffett and Hibbard played a fast matinee with Hibbard reaching 110 while Braffett missed 150 by 12. The evening featured Bacon scoring 125 to 91 of his 110. Today Twigg faces Burr and Hibbbard meets Poundstone.
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Braffett
Hibbard
Bacon
Twigg
Burr
Poundstone
Immaculate Conception Anniversary at St An drews Church
The Ladies Sodality of St An drews Church will celebrate the Immaculate Conception anniversary next Sunday with High Mass at 7:26 and vesper services in the evening. About 100 members participate with Father Roell as celebrant. The Dec 8 feast will be observed by other members, the Sunday observance being more convenient for the society.
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Ladies' Sodality
Woman Seeks 5000 Alimony in Wayne County Divorce
In a Wayne circuit court cross complaint filed earlier, R Thornburg is accused of drunkenness immorality cruelty and abandonment. The plaintiff seeks 5000 alimony custody of their 5 year old Lavere and weekly child support of 5 with 200 attorney fees. The couple married in Indianapolis in September 1902 and separated in October 1905.
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R. Thornburg
Wayne
Lavere
E. W. Little
Indianapolis
Amt
City Polo League Seeks Winter Schedule and Open Season Dec 16
City Polo League managers met at Brehm Sporting Goods to announce a Dec 16 league opening and propose one or two games per week. Coliseum management supports the sport this winter and has named Referee Red Williams for satisfactory service last year as talks continue on adopting a school system in future meetings.
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Polo League
Brehm
Atea
Haitian Revolt Ousts Alexis Names Legitime President
The Port au Prince coup ends with Nord Alexis deposed and General Legitime proclaimed president. Rebels, about 5000 strong, advance on the capital as American and French warships monitor harbor traffic and aid the new administration. No bloodshed reported.
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Port Au Prince
Alexis
Simeon
Legitime
Haiti
General Legitime
Des Moines
Tacoma
Duguay Trouin
Nord Alexis
Camille Gabriel
Gabriel
General Canal
Senate
Nord
Republic
Legation
Masonic Officers Named at Richmond Lodge Meeting
Richmond Lodge selects its officers for the upcoming term at the recent meeting. The session approved the slate for the Masonic leadership roles and outlined the planned activities for the ensuing year.
Safe blown by burglars use dynamite
Fourteen thousand dollars in cash was secured by burglars who blew open the vault of the First National Bank in Pepperell Massachusetts. Three men were in the party and escaped by automobile. Ernest Tarbell fired at the retreating burglars but no hits were reported. The thieves barred street doors beforehand and the third explosion shattered the vault wall.
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Ernest Tarbell
Tarbell
Lecury F. Tarbell
Reverend Cathell Speaks at Earlham Chapel on Lincoln
Dr. J E Cathell former Des Moines rector addressed Earlham College in chapel on Abraham Lincoln. He joked about Earlham being a matrimonial agency while urging preservation of the cemetery and reflecting on educational growth since his graduation.
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Beebe
Earlham Chapel
J. E. Cathell
Cathell
Des Moines
Iowa
Episcopal Church
Abraham Lincoln
YY. M. GA
Earlham
Baye
Community debate over adding athletic programs in schools
Voices argued for more sports to meet demand and give all students training suited to their needs. Proponents said sturdy students seek a tougher game to prepare for life, and opportunities should be provided accordingly.
Jefferson Club Poised for Change and New Officers
At a recent Jefferson club meeting members discussed policy and social direction. A December 16 nomination sets policies for the new organization, with officers to be elected January 5. Andrew Stover joined and spoke on democracy and the club’s success.
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Jefferson Club
B. B. Johnson
Andrew Stover
Reports on County Unit Election Divide Abington Signs
County unit advocates seek a special election amid mixed local reactions across townships and wards. Secretary EB Thompson reports early momentum with eight people visited and sixty four signatures in Abington, while several locals oppose or withhold views awaiting legislative action.
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EB. R. Thompson
Abington Township
Thompson
New Venture 10 Be Classy Affair at New Phillips
Wrestling fans flock to the New Phillips for a double bill with vaudeville as a free lunch for thought. Manager Murry plans for an overflow crowd as the event promises entertainment besides the wrestling match.
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New Phillips
Murry
Jenkins 15 Not Guilty In Brooklyn Trial
John G. Jenkins former president of the Jenkins Trust Company of Brooklyn was found not guilty by the jury today on the charge of stealing fifty thousand dollars of company funds.
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American
Press Dispatch
New York
John G. Jenkins
Jenkins Trust Company
Brooklyn
Young People Plan Assembly Hall at Old Church Building
The Young People's Society of St. John's Lutheran aims to convert the former meeting house into a social assembly hall. A stage will be installed and the auditorium remodeled. Local contractors are bidding on the prospective work, with completion expected by Christmas.
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Young People’s Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Doctors May Raise Fees Discussed by Wayne County Doctors
Wayne County physicians met at the library for the December session of the Wayne County Medical Society. They debated fee increases as money’s purchasing power declines, with no action taken but a consensus that fees may rise to maintain living standards. Officers elected for the ensuing year included C. S. Bond president and J. E. King censor. Current day calls cost 1.50. night calls add 50 cents plus an extra fee.
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Wayne County
Wayne County Medical Society
J. E. King
Stevenson
C. S. Bond
G. M. Gentle
Marshall to inspect Indiana State institutions before taking office
Governor-elect Thomas R. Marshall arrived in Indianapolis to study state institutions including a visit to the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. He plans personal inspections, appoints capable trustees, and aims to ensure institutions meet needs and accountability. He praised the Indiana State Prison as excellent and well equipped.
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Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Chicago
Michigan City
Indiana State Prison
Indiana
Governor-elect pledges to stand by ante election pledges
The governor-elect reiterated he will enforce all ante election pledges and retain them unless shown inadequate or unsatisfactory. He warned against anyone claiming omniscience and affirmed will not abandon plans without better alternatives. He expects metropolitan police board picks to follow mayoral and city council recommendations.
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Marshall
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Count Boni
Count
Castellane
Percy Bennett
Ackerman, Fauquher
Weesner
Hibbard and
Sutton
City Polo League
Masonic
Richmond
Eastern Bank
Shota
J. E. Gathell
Abington
Jenkins
Officers
J. EB. King
Minnie Hervey
BO. Conta
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