Idaho Jury Faces Murder Trial Of Haywood Labor Leader
Boise June 22 Forty witnesses of the 150 summoned to testify against W D Haywood for murder have told their stories Only two saw Haywood and Orchard together and their meetings seem innocent If the twelve farmers find guilt it rests on inferential logic about Orchard s evidence One dangerous piece is a letter Orchard says came from Pettibone but he destroyed it The only record is a sheriff s copy The letter mentions something sent to Jack on December 21 Haywood sent a $100 draft to Jack Simpkins not cashed until January 4 five days after Steunenberg s murder The defense hopes to sever inference tying the draft to the crime The final argument will place Haywood s fate in the hands of Idaho s twelve farmers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
W. D. Haywood
Haywood
Orchard
Idaho
Massachusetts
New York
Caldwell
Pettibone
Nicols
Jack
Jack Simpkins
Diner at Economy For The Aged Women At Economy
Economy Ind June 22 The big dinner hosted by Mrs Aseneth Osborn for elderly women at Economy drew 19 invitations with 17 attendees. Guests included Mary Ann Williams 78 Elvira Marshall 77 Martha Good 61 and others aged 57 to 78, with Mrs J P Bennett aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Aseneth Osborn
Mary Ann Williams
Elvira Marshall
Martha Good
Mary Massy
Matilda Martin
Mary Charness
Hulda Haxton
Manda Lamb
Emaline Cole
Nancy Charles
Hannah Kimball
Nancy Pierce
Elizabeth Catn
Ifi
Martha Atkinson
Martha Fanner
Stateman
Mrs. Derry
J.P. Bennett
Exercises at Bethel Flower Mission Day
Children's day exercises will be held at Bethel Christian church on the night of June 30. Col C E Wiley, in the city Saturday, said the event would be the best yet. Owing to flower scarcity the W C T U did not meet on flower mission day but met Friday afternoon in Willard hall. There are many roses in bloom to remember the sick with a bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Christian Church
Col
C. E. Wiley
Ind
W. C. T. U. Society
Willard Hall
Reception by K of C Honoring Crusoe Jr Cast in Richmond
Music will be provided by Carlo Way and Marson for a dance and reception at the K of C hall in Richmond next Wednesday night. The event honors members and friends who participated in the benefit play Robinson Crusoe Jr staged by Liem recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo Way
Marson
K. of C. Hall
Richmond
Robinson Crusoe, Jr
Liem
Kinsey Block Traded for Indianapolis Rooming House
Milton Ind June 22 Mrs Mary E Kinsey trades the Kinsey block in Milton for a rooming house in Indianapolis The block was counted in It is said at 8500 Mrs Kinsey now runs the rooming house and the new owner of the block is Mr Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton, Ind
Mary E. Kinsey
Kinsey
Milton
Indianapolis
Wheat Outlook Dims as Wheat Stand Weak and Pests Rise
W.8. Ratliff reports a discouraging wheat outlook with thin stands and limited yield potential. The joint worm is widespread while fly damage appears light. Corn prospects improve after hot days. farmers prepare hay and adjust plow plans as oats redden and clover fields decline. Continued notes on weather delays and farming cautions.
Fake cripples sought by police in city scare
Police hunt two so called cripples who roam neighborhoods begging while pretending to be disabled. They show a card claiming one hand remains usable, prompting residents to alert authorities. One suspect fled south on South Eighth street after a dog chased him. a hat left behind now at police HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaner
Frank Roell
Roell
South Eighth Street
Memorial service set at Fountain City K of P hall
Fountain City Ind June 22 memorial services to honor the deceased will be held at the K of P hall at 1 30 in the afternoon. J B Sherritt of Indianapolis will be the speaker with music by the Fountain City orchestra and a Centerville brass band participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain City
Ind
K. of P
J.B. Sherritt
Indianapolis
Centerville
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Ohio
The weather prophet reports continued warmth and generally fair conditions in Indiana with local thunder storms possible Sunday and fresh southerly winds. Ohio remains partly cloudy with possible thunder showers on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Circulation Statement for Saturday June 22
The notice proclaims total circulation for Saturday June 22 with the city county and rural route figures claiming largest circulation and paid circulation. It emphasizes the paper as the largest in city and county reach and notes nationwide distribution benchmarks.
Rural postal carriers face counting cutoff change
Postmaster Spekenhier reports Washington orders end of quarter reports on mail delivered and collected on rural routes. Carriers handling over five thousand pieces monthly will stop counting, a shift expected to ease burdens and come with higher pay. Local carriers anticipate a happier outlook with the July pay raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spekenhier
Washington
Whch
Music Teachers Association Convention Ticket Rush in Noblesville
Noblesville reports strong demand as 300 season tickets go to residents and 200 to delegates for the Indiana Music Teachers Association meeting next week. Indiana Union Traction Company plans special car service during the convention week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
Indiana Union Traction Company
Edwards Family Reunion in Economy Indiana
Economy Indiana June 22 Sunday June 16th marked a Rebecca Edwards family reunion attended by all living children including Mrs. R W Routh Richmond Mrs Matilda Mar kin Mrs W L Fenimore Anual Nathan H and Alonzo T Edwards. Mrs Edwards is eighty eight and enjoyed the day as forty one immediate friends joined for a large meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Rebecca Edwards
R. W. Routh
Richmond
Matilda Markin
W. L. Fenimore
Anual
Nathan H
Alonzo T. Edwards
Devnn
Hare Leads Lebanon Past Richmond in Baseball Thriller
One B Hare, the Lebanonite star known as the Human Rabbit, pitched five innings of near flawless ball allowing one hit while Lebanon's offense exploited six Richmond errors en route to an 11 to 6 victory. Fisher was hit for thirteen singles as Richmond endured heavy hitting, scattered errors, and a rain shower that paused play before Lebanon pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Lebanon
Richmond
B. Hare
Tribe of
Jessup
Mr. Hare
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Hawkins
Capt. Hare
Mr. Hawkins
Collins
Jin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osborne
Kathryn Minahan
Orange, N. J
Ireland
Bethel
Kinsey Block
Milton Property For
Ratliff
Walter S. Ratliff
Timothy
Alphalfa
Knights of Pythias
J. B. Sherritt
The
Indiana Music Teachers
Edwards
Mrs. Edwards
Tribe of Jessup
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!