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Newspaper

The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram

Location

Richmond, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1908

Page

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Vaughan Faces Breach Suit Amid Threats and Marital Claims

In a breach of promise case Mrs. Susan J. Smith sues John P. Vaughan. Vaughan testified he would cut his throat before paying her. He denied cards with Mrs Smith at her home but admitted later playing when no one else was present. Witnesses outlined barn values and offered conflicting appraisals. The trial dragged with few jurors and many spectators, and Vaughan may be recalled to the stand.

John PD. Vaughan Susan J. Smith J. Fr. Robbins Vaughan Robbins Ssikhor Smith M. M Study Clem A. Gaar North Wighth Street Les Studs

Sewer Work Progressing Nicely In City Project

Work on the new sewer line advances rapidly with indications it will meet the scheduled completion. Contractor Hipskinid expresses satisfaction with progress and foreign labor support aids the effort. no delays expected from anticipated shortages or public safety concerns.

Hipskinid

Annual banquet set with Harris and Early speakers

The Commercial Ta banquet will be held at Weelcott on the evening of May with Addison Harris of Indianapolis and George Early of Pittsburgh engaged to speak. Other prominent speakers are hoped for and a full program will be announced in the next class.

Weelcott Addison Harris Iuinapelis George Pittsburg

Memorial Day Observance Planned in Richmond

Memorial Day activities in Richmond aim to energize the citywide observance with school children decorating veterans’ graves and prominent speakers from patriotic groups. A large committee meeting will convene to finalize a program and assign responsibilities across music, speeches, transportation, flowers, decoration, and cemetery arrangements, highlighting extensive organization by local clubs.

Richmond Trisg Jordan Court House Earnest Polmer J. M. White Kay Norrs Mary Swain Mary Evans Wm. HH. Hanseke John L. Rupe R. Tingle Chas W. Jordan Allen W. Grave F.C. Kibbey Harry Penny WOK Young Flowers Ola F Correwell David Wawkins Harry Perry W. Ed Evans William Conkle Mansfield Anna Dowell Ada Warfel Catherine Hebbler Kate Personett Laura Ireton Pauline Jones Emmi Rane Mary Markley Belle Gress

Falls Heir 10 Half a Million Revealed in Will

Joseph Kramer, a son of a Brooklyn man, inherits a fortune of about 500000 from his uncle Masha Kopstein of Mishone Roumania. Kramer, visiting a cousin in Wabash Indiana when he learned of the will, recalls the uncle’s kindness during a Brooklyn New York visit. The Bowmanton flour merchant left the estate to the nephew after a life of business in Roumania.

Rommente Joseph Kramer Brooklyn New York Brookton Roanidinia Kramer Anjernes Uinele Wabash Ind Tnele Masha Kopstein Mishone Roumania America

Death Takes a Prominent Woman in Richmond

Mrs. Mary A. Haier widow of Charles Hanen a main street jeweler died after a brief illness at age 61 in Richmond She was a devout member of First English Lutheran and active in Ladies Aid and local charities Survived by two daughters Ruth and Pearl and a son Carl among relatives and friends mourn her loss continuing a long residence in the city

Jess Thas Mary A. Haier Charles Hanen I Richmond Maner Ladies Aid Society Haner Elf Beesides Pearl Carl

Promise of No Violence in a Strike

Pensacola April 20 Governor orders state troops home after assurances the street strike will be conducted without violence. A large number of strike breakers arrived from the east and both sides express confidence the labor struggle has settled into a long endurance.

Pensacola Pla

Weather Prophecy for Indiana and Ohio Tuesday Outlook

The Weather Prophet notes warmer conditions in Indiana Monday night with Tuesday fair and variable winds. In Ohio, Tuesday remains fair and warmer in the eastern portion with variable winds.

Indiana

Campaign Funds Publicity Proposal Seeks National Law

Washington April 24 Congress is urged to act on a National Publicity Bill for campaign funds. A committee of the National Publicity Organization presents petitions to both chambers and argues that harmonized state and federal laws are needed to prevent election corruption through money, with a model law for states to follow. The group emphasizes bipartisan support and warns against delaying action in the current session.

Washington Congress Senate Culbertson Texas House McCall Massachusets National Publicity Amds National Publicity Bill

Native German Subjects Seek Naturalization in City

Ferdinand Philline and Frederick Friedmann, subjects of Emperor William of Germany, have applied for naturalization papers to county clerk Penny. Both applicants are natives of Germany and reside in this city.

Ferdinand Philline Frederick Friedmann Willam Germany

County Farm Visit by Commissioners and Napier

County commissioners will visit the county farm on Wednesday with Superintendent Napier. They will oversee the operation of a line running between the county property and land owned by the Jackson farm nearby.

Napier Jackson Farm

Drunk men fined in city court after patrol arrest

Joseph Wilson and John McGrevey were arrested yesterday afternoon by patrolmen Lamberson and Edwards for intoxication. Wilson, a repeat offender, paid a $15 fine plus costs in city court this morning while McGrevey received a $5 fine plus costs. Judge Cuon imposed the penalties.

Joseph Wilson John McGrevey Lamberson Edwards Cuon

Electrocution Scene Shocks City Workmen and Peddlers

In Chicago a tangle of live wires fatally shocks a worker and injures several others as workmen and peddlers observe the danger. Fire crews and police respond while witnesses recount the peril and the risky scene near a gasoline blaze.

Atlantic Fleet Divided as Easter Welcome Unfolds in Los Angeles

Easter Sunday drew thousands to Los Angeles harbor as four divisions of the Atlantic Fleet separated after Hampton Roads departure. The Maine led the first division to Santa Monica Bay while the Alabama anchored near Redondo, the other divisions cruising to San Pedro and Long Beach. Sailors in uniform filled front pews at local churches as events and banquets planned by committees kept Southern California in a festive mood aboard the battleships.

Los Angeles Hampton Roads Lesen Thomas Santa Barbara Long Beach San Pedro Maine Santa Monica Bay Alabama Redondo Veesels Aneir Cwrgymen California

Senator Farber Dies at Home in Indiana

Indianapolis April 20 Senator John C Farber prominent in state politics and author of the Farber Insurance stand died today at the Mamie in Frankfort Indiana.

Senator Farber Indianapolis Ind John C. Farber Farber Tte Mamie Frankfort Tnt

Grace Mackentern Sustains Arm Fracture At Palladium Office

Grace Mackentern, Henry Nobbe's stepdaughter, broke her right arm while roller skating in front of the Palladium office this noon. She displayed remarkable nerve, cried little, and has endured significant pain. This marks a second fracture to the same arm in three months.

Palladium Grace Mackenstern Henry Nobbe

Turkey and Italy clash over arms display and Turkish water threat

The article reports tense diplomatic friction as Italy accuses Turkey of provocative moves and arms displays. It notes a Turkish naval squadron near Turkish waters, including the battleship Regina and other vessels, amid international concern and calls for restraint.

Eles Ile Abruzzi Asia Minnr Lin Luis Leer Thalian Italan Bitertia Toualirmatien Turkey

City in Grip of Serious Plague

Washington, MD reports a major plague threat with numerous cases and widespread fear. Officials monitor infections as families face hardship with limited medical resources and public health measures underway to contain the outbreak.

Conference 10 Meeting Tonight At Cam Toreial Rink

Officials representatives of the club and members of the Turprovement associa tion urged to attend tonight at the Cam Toreial rink at six o clock to arrange yard cleaning day.

Tie Oelork Cam- Toreial Turprovement asancta_ Non ani

Classified Ads Reach Palladium Office by Telephone

The Telephone is a willing servant to bring your classified ads to the Palladium office. Call 1121 for automatic service and prompt handling of notices and announcements.

Palladium

Professional burglars strike city homes in churchtime heist

Thieves targeted the Freeman and Kramer houses between 7 and 1, stealing valuables including silverware and jewelry worth about 30. Police chief Batley suspects expert burglars. A Democratic State Convention card with the word guess was left at the Freeman home, hinting the motive. Two men seen near another residence are suspected, with no precise description available.

Peery J Freeman Jareice Kramer Bork Ast Profe Kramer Geof Clarenes Kramer Ta- Hint Alee William Morris Hadley Morris Jimmey Ginlmuan Atheouch Methine Potlee

Weary Willie tramp threatens Economy woman at home

An ominous looking tramp called at Link Morrison's Economy home Sunday while Mrs. Morrison was alone. She telephoned for help as the man pressed threatening attentions. Morrison hurried home from church but the tramp had fled before he arrived.

Indy Willie Link Morrison Morrison

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John D. Vaughan Mrs. Smith Major Lacey Case Mr. Lacey Quits Ireigners A Aj Ffair Wi Joe Fisher John W. Hunt Holthamy Kings Claude Kitterman James £. Robtyi Boston Orange Jas C. Pyle Clarence Parks Joseph Powell Olive Hill B Curtis Webster Geo. Mitton Chester and Hoover W. P. Marshall Amos Henning John VanZany United States Charles Haner The Law National Publicity Organization U. S Chicago John Rederick Putinead Hanrethal Bere Italy Wrehington Nolal Gimenera Verve Vera Lobe Perry Freeman Clarence Kramer
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