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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
4
The text argues Mexicans were civilized before Cortes and could rise from oppression under American occupation. It suggests Mexicans would ardently fight for the flag if given opportunity, contrasting past conquerors with present status and urging uplift through opportunity rather than despotism.
In a high stakes Davis County case, Judge Henley presides as jurors are questioned about links to Grandison Cosby and Fatty the detective. Prosecution outlines a two count arson and swindling affidavit tied to Wolfe Drake Perkins and Van Allen with mixed testimonies on horses, cattle, policies, and a fire on February 2 1912.
Mrs. Annie E. Rutter testified in the state’s case against Daniel V. Wolfe A M Perkins Perry Drake and Van Allen charging conspiracy to commit arson and swindle underwriters Her detailed account described farm work with Wolfe described meals and a late night plan to "experiment" with candles and marks on a bundle of candles in the days before a barn fire in Davie s court room witnesses drew a large crowd and the testimony suggested further actions may follow if an understanding with the state removed her potential liability
Perkins claimed Wolfe cursed him and blamed the Van Allen fire. He sought a four person plot at Flanagan to place policies across several companies and obtain an agency for the job. He warned a fire requires absence from home and noted Wolfe’s proximity hindered money from the companies. An Indianapolis meeting to finalize plans failed. a telegram to Flanagan followed. Dr Wolfe was seen in Flanagan in January 1913 with Gable.
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