Loving Acquitted Within One Hour by Houston Jury
Houston Virginia June 29 Judge William Loving was acquitted of murder of Theodore Estes within an hour after the case went to the jury. The defense invoked unwritten law arguments as Elizabeth Loving pleaded on behalf of the accused man. The proceedings drew wide notice as attorneys argued deliberation and insanity, with the verdict seen as a future criterion for similar cases.
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Houston
Willem G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Elizabeth Loving
Judes Loving
W. P. Barksdale
Watton Moore
John J. Lee
Wood Bouldon Halifax
Virginia
Harmon
Loving
Bates
Strode
United States
Jerome
Thaw
Versinia
Four Generations Gathered At Dinner In Indiana
In Lebanon Indiana Judge Samuel R Artman plans a long lecture tour on The Legal Status of the Licensed Saloon to support temperance. He spoke in Waukegan Ravenswood and Muncie before heading west then Ohio New York and New England. A three generation dinner at Fountain City joins Mrs Huddleston age ninety three and others, with a quilt crafted by her and a four generation family present.
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Lebanon
Ind
Samuel R. Artman
Indianapolis
Artman
Waukegan
United States
W. E. Mason
Ravenswood
Chicago
Muncie
Ohio
Cleveland
New York
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Concord
Ator Gallinger
Senator Gallinger
Senate
Fountain City
Chas, Hatfield
William Stahn
Hagers Town
Raymond Layman
North Seventeenth Street
Richmond
Wm. Penny
South Eighteenth Street
Ed. Jones
Ben Skinner
John Browder
New Weston
Sallie Hatfield
Dublin
Edith Huddleston
Vandalia
Ill
Hudleston
Cambridge City
Hatfield
Huddle
Eighteen Candidates Receive Degrees in Red Men Lodge
Eighteen candidates were given the three degrees in Hokendauqua Tribe of Red Men on Saturday night at the lodge’s postponed session. Three visiting lodges conferred the degrees. Grand Keeper of Wampum Frank G. Castor of Indianapolis spoke, praising the order’s growth and the local tribe’s work. Lodges Nevassa 190 Indianapolis Miona Hagerstown and Osceola contributed, with candidates Edwin Stidham Ellwood Cain J G Stusher J F Redman J F Chafin John Wilhelm J F Linthicum J W Bogue J C Aiken F W Klausmeier Willis LaMin Raymond Burris J G Burkhart Isaac Sullivan W W Gilbert J F Sliver H M Turner Daniel Murray Minor Murray.
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Hokendauqua
Frank G. Castor
Indianapolis
Nevassa
No. 190
Miona
Hagerstown
Osceola
Edwin Stidham
Ellwood Cain
J. G. Stusher
J. F. Redman
J. F. Chafin
John Wilheim
J. F. Linthicum
J. W. Bogue
J. C. Aiken
F. W. Klausmeier
Willis LaMin
Raymond Burris
J. G. Burkhart
Isaac Sullivan
W. W. Gilbert
J. F. Sliver
H. M. Turner
Daniel and
Minor Murray
Indiana secretary of state provides corporate report blanks
Fred A. Sims, Indiana secretary of state, supplies Palladium and Sun-Telegram with blanks for corporate reports. Reports due before August 1 to avoid penalties. A fifty cent fee is required. Excludes building and loan, trust companies, banks, railroads and a few others reporting under different statutes.
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Secretary of State
Indiana
Fred A. Sims
Palladium
Sun-Telegram
Building and Loan
Finals in tennis doubles postponed to Monday
The doubles final at the public school grounds did not occur Saturday afternoon due to players’ nonappearance. The match will be played Monday afternoon with Scott and Thornburg facing Campbell and Harrington.
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Scott
Thornburg
Campbell
Harrington
Pennsylvania Empolyes Picnic a Great Social Event
Three thousand Richmond division employees picnicked near Somerville Ohio on Saturday despite a passing rain shower. The day featured dancing, card playing, and athletic events, with a record 32-coach return train and cheering crowds.
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Richmond
Road
Somerville
Pennsylvania, Richmond Division
Chelsea Haseltine
Morel Boys in Nevada Greased Pole Event
At a Nevada picnic the greased pole contest drew laughs as two Italians eyed the money atop the pole while Tony Rose and Angelo Corsi watched. Both contestants wore Sunday best, and Angelo boasted about Saturday friends as cards from Hazen drew attention.
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Meagen
Tony Rose
Angelo Corsi
Angelo
Albert
Eddie
Morel
Hazen
West
Hagerstown Plant Expands for New Auto Engines
Light Inspection Car Company in Hagerstown Indiana plans a major factory expansion to produce gasoline engines for automobiles. An Indianapolis firm has ordered $80,000 worth of a new four cylinder engine from inventor C N Teeter. The upgrade will require more space and skilled workers, boosting Wayne County's economy. Public Instruction head Passett Cotton announced a semiannual school apportionment of $1.72 per child ages six to twenty-one, with county shares tied to local reports from Green and Vigo counties. penalties may apply for late submissions.
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Hagerstown
Ind
Light Inspection Car Company
Indianapolis
C. N. Teeter
Toledo
Wayne County
Passett A. Cotton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cotton
Green
Vigo
No Doubt Remains on Pennsylvania C and L Connection Verdict
Information from reliable sources indicates the Indiana Railroad Commission will reject the remonstrance against a Freight interchange with the C and L railroad in Richmond. Arguments will be heard July 3 by John F Robbins and John L Rupe, but the commission is seen as likely to order the connection despite local Pennsylvania officials’ claims. The link would be placed at the site of the planned addition to the Pennsylvania freight house and would not hinder construction.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
John F. Robbins
John L. Rupe
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Young Italian Seeks Wife in Palladium Ad
H C Lint a 27 year old Italian from Richmond Indiana places a matrimonial want ad in the Palladium seeking a wife aged 20 to 25. He plans to screen applicants via letters to the Richmond post office, aided by his father, after the ad drew astonished newsroom reaction.
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H. C. Lint
Richmond
Ind
Palladium
Lint
the Palladium
Linz
Lint Sr
Lint Jr
Lints
Lint, Jr
Howard Freeman Dies At 23 In Private Burial
Howard Freeman son of Mr and Mrs Perry J Freeman of East Main Street died Saturday afternoon at four o clock after long illness He was twenty three and a class of 1908 high school junior who left early He was popular with classmates and has many friends funeral arrangements will be announced later burial will be private.
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Howard
Perry J. Freeman
East Main Street
Weather Prophecy for Indiana and Ohio
The Weather Prophet reports generally fair conditions in Indiana with possible local thunderstorms in the north on Sunday. In Ohio expect partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers Sunday.
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Indiana
North
Ohio
Inquest Held Over Harry Marshall Sanity Claim
An inquest convened Saturday afternoon into Harry Marshall’s mental state. The board will report to the circuit court Monday after the inquest, conducted in Justice L C Abbott’s office. Marshall Jr. shot his father Grant Marshall a week prior on the Arba area farm.
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Harry Marshall
Circuit Court
L. C. Abbott
Young Marshall
Grant Marshall
Mear Arba
Refutations of Orchard's Testimony Highlight Trial
In Boise on June 21 the Haywood defense presented stronger refutations of Harry Orchard's testimony. Flynn and McHale testified Orchard was gaming in Mullens on April 2 when the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mill blast occurred, countering claims he set off a mine. Darrow and Richardson then brought Morris Friedman from Pinkerton scrutiny, who detailed undercover methods and copies of reports showing owner and detective plots to ruin miners.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchards
Haywood
Domineck Flynn
Patrick McHale
Mullen
Orchard
Piyun
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Western Federation of Miners
Flynn
McHale
Colonel Moore
Mullen Electric Light and Power Company
Horace Clark
Borah
Darrow
Richardson
Morria Friedman
Pinkerton
Denver
James McPartland
Friedman
McPartland
Pinkertons
Senator Borah
Mutual Aid Union Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Westcott Mutual Aid Union, with about 180 Hoosier drill works employees, met Saturday night at Masinic temple to elect officers and hear reports. Harry Coons became president, Frank B. Owens secretary, and W. E. Russell treasurer, a post held for 24 consecutive years. Executive committee includes L. M. White, Frank Linneman, John Mc Daniel, Harvey Petre, and Alexander Greenleof. No deaths last year. $575 paid in sick benefits at $4 weekly. The union reports as prosperous and active in providing aid.
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Masinic Temple
Westcott Mutual Aid Union
Hoosier Drill Works
Harry Coons
Frank B. Owens
W. E. Russell
L. M. White
Frank Linneman
John McDaniel
Harvey Petre
Alexander Greenleof
Russell
Rev Luke Woodward Publishes New Book in Fountain City
The Rev Luke Woodard of Fountain City has published a new book titled Sketches of a Life of 75. It recounts his life and gospel labors, a history of The Revival in the Friends church, and a travelogue with illustrations and portraits of him and his wife from their old country journey.
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Luke Woodard
Fountain City
Friends’ Church
Old Country
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Judge Artman
Ing
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Charles Hatfield
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Con
Ductor Meagan
Morel Boys
Nevada
Hagerstown Concern
Railroad Commission
Father
Howard Freeman
The
Sanity Commission
Sullivan Mill
Morris Friedman
Mutual Aid Union
Luke Woodward
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