Convictions Highlight Seattle Police Reporter Louie B Sefrit
A column praises Louie B Sefrit, police reporter for the Times, noting his courtroom work and role in a notable Tracey case. It describes his long tenure, familiarity with De Bruler's tactics, and his success in prosecuting sixteen defendants at a crowded police court.
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Seattle
Vash
Argus
Louie B. Befrit
Seattle ‘Times
Sefrit
Islaieucias
Louie B. Sefrit
the Times
Tracey
Regal Arena
Loute
de Bruler
Gordon
Serrit
Lamie
Louie
Poting
Married at St Patrick's Church in Corning
A couple wed at 9 o'clock Thursday morning at St Patrick's Church Corning. Mr and Mrs Fanning plan to move to Washington soon to make their home.
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St.Patricks Church
Corning
Fanning
Washington
Topeka visit sparks humor over Billheimer tale
An editor from Indianapolis and Rep Babcock visit Lagrange County inviting school pupils to hear speeches. A storyteller recalls a playful anecdote about Mr Billheimer, with flowers, nickels, and a kiss, fueling light controversy and confirming Senators' retelling.
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John & Billheimer
Lagrange County
Babcock
Topeka
Billheimer
Biffheimer
Patriguam
Billheimer Z
Indianapolis
Babgock
February Chronology Through Roman Reform and Calendar Shifts
The text traces February’s origins from Roman reform under Numa Pompilius and its name linked to purification rites. It notes alternating days: twenty-nine in common years and thirty in leap years, with Julius Caesar and Augustus adjusting lengths to honor the calendar’s balance. It mentions century rule and future leap-year adjustments for 1800, 1900, and beyond.
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Numa
Augustus Esar
Three Youths Plead Guilty to Assault in Harrison Township
John Robinson and a young woman at Ad McCafferty’s home witnessed a mob of three youths from the neighboring area ride onto the lawn and threaten them. The assailants, Grande Ragsdale Hayden Ragsdale and Harve Smith, attacked Robinson after a confrontation. All three pleaded guilty in a justice court after affidavits were filed.
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Shorge
McCafferty
Thoraéa
Robinson
Veller and Miss Ozhs wed in Linton after ceremony
Alfred Veller and Miss Alice Ozhs were married by the Rev Father Dogie Thursday evening at six. A wedding supper followed at the bride's father Amiel Ozhs home. Mrs Veller is a miner residing in Linton.
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Alfred Veller
Alice Osha
Dogie
Amiel Ozhs
James Evans, Noted Mason and Former Petersburg Press Owner Dies
James Evans, a retired businessman and prominent Mason, has died at eighty two. He formerly owned the Petersburg Press and was a well known figure in local civic circles.
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James Evans
Petar
Bis
Pons
Petersburs Press
Indinas Fainlaig and Washington ates and Mies Bridget Kellett
Readable fragments indicate names and places in a local notice. The text preserves individuals such as Bridget Kellett and mentions Washington and indinas in unclear context.
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Indinas
Fainlaig
Washington
Mies Bridget ‘Kellett
Carnahan Company Stockholders Dine At Home Meeting
Stockholders of the M. J. Carnahan company gathered at Carnahan's home for a six o clock dinner and a stockholders meeting. All attendees were present except H. T. Trueblood who was in California. Attendees included C. Brookes and I. J. Reynolds of Loogootee and Hugh O. Donn and M. J. Carnahan of this city.
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M. J. Carnahan
M. J. Carnahan Company
H. T. Trueblood
Californ
I. C. Brookes
J. Reynolds
Loogootee
Hugh O.donn
Schwander Case Wedding Reported at Mt Carmel
John seaweake and ag Ha ta Case were married at Mt. Carmel on Tuesday in this city. John is son of Joseph Sohwander. The notice identifies Freindsville as Case's origin.
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Schwander-Case
John Seaweake
Joseph Sohwander
Ag Hata Case
Freindsville
Mt. Carmel
New Minister E E Davidson Arrives at Christian Church
The Rev E E Davidson will assume duties as the new minister at the Christian church in February with the start set for February 10. local congregation awaits his arrival and leadership.
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E. E. Davidson
The
Christian Church
Blind tiger bill sails through senate amid strict provisions
Senate approved Senator Ganlard’s bill to curb illicit liquor sales with heavy penalties. Provisions include fines from 50 to 200 dollars, 30 days to six months jail, and bans on operating or profiting from unlicensed liquor sales. Section 2 empowers citizens to seek warrants to search for illegal distilleries and confiscate alcohol. The measure targets “blind tiger” operations and broadens enforcement across counties.
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Senate
Ganlard
General Assembly
Huti-Saloon League
Ottendse
Indiana
And&t
Board of County Commissioners
Insurance Fight Over Auditor Visit To State Life
Auditor Billheimer seeks to compel State Life Insurance officers to appear for examination. Company president Sweeney and Coffin push for venue at company offices citing legal limits and book accessibility. Bingham hints court action may settle dispute if mandamus pursued.
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State Life Insurance Company
John Billherfer Hag
Bingham
State House
State Life
M. Sweeney
Billheimer
Noel
Coffin
Bnlheimer
Sweeney
Prominent Ingovate dies after serving county treasurer
John Wadsworth ex county treasurer of Eaglesville died Tuesday at age 58 from pneumonia after a week of illness. He long faced political shifts from republican to populist and socialist, later farming and serving as a prominent party member in the Second district. He left a wife and four children, Roscoe C. Wadsworth among them, with siblings scattered across Worthington and Chicago. Also noted were Jefferson Walker succumbing to heart trouble and Daniel Kane dying of paralysis, leaving families and workers in the community.
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John Wadaworth
Eaglesville
Roscoe C. Wadsworth
Cabel & Kauffman
Wadsworth
Albion Horrall
Funion
Congress
John Wadsworth
Nea
Lfe
Washington
Thomas Wadsworth
Popust
Peole
Peter R. Wadsworth
William and Emsley
Worthington
James
Elnora
Bloomer
Chicago
Thomas, Jr
Lettie Wadsworth
Garland
Anna Wadsworth
Laura Stalcup
Oda Galbraith
Mau. Church
Jefferson Walker
William Walker
Ninth Street
John Walker
Sixth
East Walnut Streets
Walker
Walnut Streets
Mra. Walker
Harrison Township
William
John
Marion
Bridgeport
Interurban plan advances with Vincennes to Loogootee
W H Schott of Chicago announced financing is complete for the Vincennes Washington and Eastern Traction line. local attorney Arnold Padgett says rights of way and franchises are now the key hurdle with construction to start from Vincennes toward Washington and Loogootee. about 100 men may be employed locally and up to 1000 in construction. The line would cross the river near Washington and run via Friedton Wheatland Van Trees Montgomery and Cannerburg toward Longootee with freight and passenger service and roughly three to four limited trains daily. Farmers gain station at highways and rural delivery of papers and milk. electric power may be offered to farmers at nominal charge. Renewal of franchise terms for the line postponed to next Vincennes common council meeting.
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W. H. Schott
Chicago
Vincennes, Washington & Eastern Traction Company
New York City
Arnold J. Padgett
Vincennes
Loogootee
Mr. Padgett
Washington
Padgett
Friedton
Wheatland
van Trees
Montgomery
Cannerburg
Longootee
Saya i
Interurban
Vincennds
Washington & Eastern Traction Company
Common Council of
Vincenned
Aged Harrison Woman Falls Fears Cold Cries for Help
Mrs. John McCafferty a Harrison township resident aged about sixty five to seventy lay on iron ground after a fall on Sunday morning breaking her hip. Exposed to cold in unheated field she was not found until horses alerted her family. Carried to her daughter Mrs William Chapman Jr for medical aid.
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John McCafferty
Harrison Township
Dubois Grand Jury Indicts Behrens for Bank Embezzlement
Dubois county grand jury returns twenty eight count indictment charging Charles Behrens with embezzling 42000 dollars from Peoples State bank of Huntingburg. Behrens was arrested then released on five thousand dollar bond.
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Dubois County
Charles Behrens
Peoples State Bank of
Huntingburg
Behrens
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