Widowers Timidity in Lovemaking Stirs Trial Change
In Wayne Circuit Court Judge Henry C. Fox sustained the plaintiff lawyers motion to amend the Smith Vaughan breach of promise case. The order separated the complaint into paragraphs, demurrers followed, and a retrial was avoided as the court prepared to review authorities on amendments. Mrs Pittsford testified of Vaughan’s visits and affections toward Mrs Smith, including gifts and kissings, with a page reference to continued testimony on Page Eight.
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H C. Fox
Wayne Circuit Court
Smith-Vaughan
Messrs. Robbins and Johnson
Cone
Smidy
Judz Fox
Indiana
Fox
Vaughan
Vaugh- Rn Oon
Favors Inspection Eloquent Appeal by Dairy Inspector
Ivan C Weld, a dairy division attache in Washington, spoke to the Wayne County Anti Tuberculosis society on refined milk inspection. He argued milk inspection would improve health but raise prices slightly, suggesting reform through iron contact with dairymen nationwide. He presented stereoscopic views showing the ideal dairy and the evils of impure milk.
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Ivan C. Weld
Bureau of Anime Industry
Washington, D. C
Atereopticon
Wayne County Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Weld
The Weather Prophet Indiana Showers and Warmer
The Indiana weather note predicts showers and a rise in temperatures. It notes a warmer trend for the following day with a breezy to mild afternoon and evening conditions.
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Indiana
Registered for Good Cooperation Moves in West Richmond
A civic drive led by Mrs Flow Stephens aims to clean yards on May Day with a citywide push in Richmond. Residents will gather at the Main Street Bridge to begin a northward cleanup toward Riverside park, removing weeds rubbish and underbrush and preparing for a potential annual beauty day festival.
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Indiana
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Flow Stephens
le Attern Club
Richmiey
Wnetertal
Richmond
West Richmond
Main Street
Brifee
Riverside Park
Ta & Park
Longing for Home Led 10 Capture Confesses to Crime
Worley Osborn admitted killing Fairy McClain near Kokomo on April 7. He described cursing and firing the fatal shot after visiting the Nay home, then fled via Greentown, Wabash, Detroit to Canada before planning to return home. Sheriff Lindley escorted him from Kokomo.
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Kokomo
Logansport
Ind
Worley Osborn
Panhandle
Osborn
Canada
Greentown
Nay
Wabash
Detroit
America
Michizan
Pacific Coast
Lindley
Attempt to wreck Pennsylvania flyer thwarted at Warsaw
An early morning incident near Warsaw Indiana reports an attempt to derail the Pennsylvania Flyer by placing heavy bar-like obstructions on the track. The westbound freight did not derail the passenger flyer. No clues as to who placed the obstruction were found.
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Warsaw
Ind
Ships Welcome Event Highlights San Diego Visit
San Diego hosts a notable naval visit with six o'clock morning departure noted for the bat hip Peet. The port reception is described as memorable, with cheers and ceremonial divisions referenced as the ship group departs.
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San Diego
Cal
Bathip Peet
Jory
Manr
Assault On Young Woman Leads To Arrest In Nashville
A young man tied to a vicious assault on a woman near St Mary’s church was arrested after the attack last night. Police say the suspect, about twenty, denied involvement and will face a city court hearing next week.
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Werte
Jessuy
Marys Ehurch
Ino St
Eleveard
Eustoas
Gordon Bitters Arraigned by Charles W. Stivers
Charles W. Stivers attacks Gordon over political maneuvers at the Wayne county convention. He grills local editor W. Denker and denounces Gordon for alleged schemes to control nominations and undermine Rev. J. O Campbell. The exchange centers on editorial criticism in the Evening Item and a broader Indiana political row.
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Henry W. Denker
Wayne
Campbell
Bennett Gordon
Indiana
J. O Campbell
Gordon
Jessup
Wayne County
Barnard
Cincinnat of
Richens
Sant Gorden
Nes
FASTER PRESS PANGHT RE and Mary Er 3 died Sunday
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mary and a servant with an office, unclear events, dates, or locations. Details are too corrupted to determine full facts or significance.
Vanderbilt divorce suit yields large alimony
New York April 1 It was learned today that Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt has won her suit for absolute divorce The referee recommends an interlocutory decree for fifty million alimony to be filed in the supreme court Monday Mrs Vanderbilt is free to marry again within three months
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Vanderhylt
NO REMONSTRANCE EMMA GOLDMAN No Objection to South L Street
County commissioners heard pleas for the South L Street improvement project. Petitioners mainly sought the line to extend a levy or tax on property for the street’s construction, while opponents remained silent. The board granted the petition and set a tentative date for further action.
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South L Street
Board of County Commisssioners
South Lo Sweet
Free Speech Doctrine Staunchly Defended by William D. Foulke
Richmond Indiana writer and former Civil Service Commissioner William V. Foulke urged unrestricted free speech at the City Club, arguing that speech should not be criminalized unless it incites murder. He proposed making it a crime to persuade another to murder, whether or not an actual crime ensues, and warned against Chicago police actions against Emma Goldman.
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Kicaga
American Republic
Foulke
Lor Fuage
Chicago Police Department
Emma Goldman
Denver Gas
Alemeo
Poles Shippy
Demarthea
Fontke
Foulkes
City Club
Fio
Law and Order
Peare
Congress
Wilt the Horger Still At Large Faces Fraud Case
Proprieter of a local cleaning and dyeing house loses several dollars to a criminal with a history. White forged six checks from Chauncey’s book, passing four. Checks cashed by John Zwaker and Jos of Cambridge City. Dayton, Ohio check refused. Investigation links the suspect to earlier alleged thefts and a pending case in the county.
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Richavand
Campnell
White
Manac. Uo
Chaunces
John Zw
Toker
Jos
Cambridge City
Dayton
Strike breakers fire on constables in Upland
Striking supporters fired on a detachment of State constables at Upland, wounding Sergeant Riggs. Two Wilmington division cars guarded by thirty constables were at risk as a bridge over Johnson was burned and a street trolley cut down. Silverstein is reported injured and dying after a bomb incident near Square.
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Chester
Upland
Riggs
Wilmington
Johnson
Murderer in St Joseph Fire Ends His Career
In St Joseph Missouri on April 18 James Ler, facing trial for the murder of prominent Senator Jordon, reportedly set fire to his bed in the early morning and died from the blaze.
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St Joseph
James Ler
Berber Jordon
West Richmond Improve ment group pushes West Side hose house plan
The West Richmond Improvement association advocates building a West Side hose house when the city can afford it to improve fire protection in the district west of the river. City officials say urgent needs exist and the project should proceed in good faith once finances allow.
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West Richmond Improvement Association
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