Quarrel Over Woman Ends in Shooting
James Metts, recently resigned from Michi, shot and wounded Willhem Horton in a dispute over a woman at the Haythorn resort. Horton was found mortally wounded and later died, as police and medical staff attempted to save him. Metts fled but later turned himself in after the weapon and circumstances were investigated.
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James Metts
Michi
Willhem Horton
Cartender
Goring
Jennie Haythorn
Vinerties
Felie
Haythorn
Huston
Pest Lynn
Haus
Dmnee Felip
Lyon
Herron
Distinguished preachers gather for services at St Johns
Fragmentary text describes a religious gathering led by Bishop Francis and Dr Morditas at St Johns with references to a Thursday service and March dates. Details are garbled but indicate a church event with multiple speakers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suncos
Francis
Drtven
Morditas
Chaeage
Dunars
Roth
Dramatic Club Meet Tonight at the Drape Club
A dramatic club gathering is planned for this evening at Wednesdays. The event aims to discuss member participation and upcoming performances. Details indicate practice and preparation times with a focus on group coordination and future shows.
Popular Young Couple Married Sunday Evening
A well known city couple, Miss Helen Howard and Clarence Bennett, wed at St Simons church in a 620 pm ceremony conducted by Rev. SOW Tos Te lin. Miss Howard is daughter of Edward Howard and a favored figure among locals. Mr Bennett is son of Robert Bennett and a prominent Western Union employee. They will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Foujat
Hatchet Victim Fights for Life in Indiana Case
Arustears wife in Vineyennes Indiana is held after she admitted striking her husband with a hatchet during a quarrel that left him badly wounded. Police report say the husband is near death as she claims self defense while relatives describe repeated provocation. The case continues with details of finances and past incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Midas
Saya
Legislative program and local option reports noted
A legislative program outlines local option actions and amendments to be reported to authorities. Mentions include a House committee session on mural amendments and a Sunday baseball event. Also references school fund trust discussions and a Gill fight scheduled for next week at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jott Eigs
Proctor-Tamlinson
Customit
Mae Bij Dovers
Wooly and
Petrpovens
Gill
School Fund Trust
Fire damages Wylie Hall at Indiana University
A blaze damaged a three story chemistry building named Wylie Hall at Indiana University Bloomington. The fire caused about $100 in damage and was contained by a fire crew. the hall had previously suffered a $14.08 damage eight years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Indiana Universsty
Bears A Charming Life and Local Holiday Observances
A brief notice reports William Jenkings Bran injured in an automobile wreck near Tampa. The piece notes upcoming legal holidays for saloons and discusses Lincoln and Washington birthdays. It mentions a strawberry crop short due to a late frost and reports Louis Bradford, 78, suffering a slight paralytic stroke with partial recovery.
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William Jenkings
Tampa
Bloomington Fears Rabies After Dog’s Bite Incident
Bloomington reports a rabies scare as Scotty the collie owned by Prof and Mrs Aydellotte shows symptoms. The dog was treated by a local veterinarian after biting a pet dog owned by Prof and Mrs Aydellotte. The couple travels to Indianapolis for Pasteur treatment precautions. Prof Stepheneson plans to visit Indianapolis for specialist advice.
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Bloomington
Ind
Éeare
Scotty
Drum
Witte
Mra Aydellotta
Aydellotte
Indianapolis
Pasteur
Stephedson
Subsidy Election Planned for Jackson Township
County commissioners order another election in Jackson township near Seymour to decide on a subsidy for a tramroad project linking Seymour and Brownstown. The proposed tax rate is 3 percent, expected to raise about $40,000 in the township.
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Beyment
Ind
Jackson Township
Seymour
Ghia
Brownstown
Robbery Report At Vincennes Fish Market
Dave Holzkamper, ex Osh market owner now running a Ninth and Main Vincennes fish market, told police Saturday night that $18 worth of hides were stolen from his store earlier in the evening. Officers captured one suspect who denies the theft.
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Dave Holzkamper
Charles Schickedantz
Ninth and Main
Vincennes
Woods
Fire damages in Shoala and Brannan building
In Shoala Indiana on February 8 Mrs F L E Gilkison was drawn by a dog to a door. She opened into a room and a fire was discovered quickly extinguished with minor damage. Separately the office building of James H Brannan suffered substantial damage from a blaze traced to a faulty chimney.
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Shoala
Ind
FL E. Gilkison
James H. Brannan
Orpha Colgrave to wed Edward Noelting at Colgrave home
Miss Orpha Colgrave and Edward Noelting plan a wedding at the country home of Mr and Mrs C H Colgrave near Bicknell on a Saturday night. The event follows a long local wedding tradition and will be attended by friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Colgrave
Bicknell
Orpha Colgrave
Edward H. Noelting
Government suit targets Union Pacific merger claims
In Cincinnati on February 8 a government case against the Union Pacific Railway Company, E H Harriman and others seeks to dissolve a merger alleged to create a Harrimanite monopoly. The suit, filed a year earlier, is scheduled for hearing in U S court in Cincinnati Tuesday.
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Narriman
Cincinnati
Union ‘Pacific Railway Company
E. H. Harriman
United States
Harrimanines
Compromise Liquor Bill and Sunday Baseball Measure Ahead
Indianapolis lawmakers move toward disposing two major questions this week the local option and the Sunday baseball controversy A compromise liquor bill with structured license fees is prepared to replace the Tom Hagon bill changes limit licenses by class and towns and drop restaurant sales licensing. The elections committee favors seating Wickey and Williams amid contested seats and plans a divided report with bipartisan support and costs for involved attorneys. The Senate weighs anti cigarette repeal and other reform measures while reapportionment and employment regulation progress slowly.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tom Hagon
Tomlinaon
Treweries
Elections Committee
House
Edward W. Wickey
Leke County
Edward Simon
W. E. Wiliams
Warrick County
Laporte
Hay
Vigo
Zearing
Marton
Sweeney
Perry
Thornton
Floyd
Brosley
Scott
Schroeder
Vanderburg
Cowing
Delaware
Senate
Bland
Merchants’ Association Public Accounting
Mattingly
Gil
Clark
McGinnia
Merriman
Audh Securities
Young Thieves Plead Guilty To Freight Theft
Sunday night two young men were captured after looting a freight train near the B&C Southwestern yards. James Moon and Fy Moon pleaded guilty to grand larceny and entering, receiving sentences of years and fines after investigations linked to robberies at Shoals and Grover Joses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Meredin
William ‘Kbrmode
B &C
Bouthwestern
Pollice
Telidwa
James Ad Fy Moon
Denver
Colorado
Corning
Thoman Jusen
Grover Joses
Russell
Judas Houghton
Grand Lafegny
Plainville Canning Company Formed With Local Investors
A new Plainville canning venture has been organized with over thirty local citizens investing. The plant will start by canning toma toes and pumpkins, with plans to add beans and harrow next year. The facility aims for large capacity and 300 acres of tomatoes next summer, with stockholders to elect officers and a board in Plainville next Monday.
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Plainville
Neo
Jamestown Aee
Stata
Free Mail Delivery Withdrawn In Parts Of City
Free mail delivery is withdrawn east of Fourth Street on John Street to Bloomfield Road and George Street east of Fifth to Bloomfield Road and all of Wortheast South. The action comes from the Postmaster General due to poor sidewalks and absence of walks. Service will not resume until sidewalks are repaired. other withdrawals may follow.
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Freat Delivery
Fourth Street
John Street
Bloomfield Road
George Street
Fifth
Bloomfeld Road
Wortheast
Fourth Asglatagt
Sixth Day of Hale Trial Resumes in Court
The Hale trial continued this afternoon at 1 30 with Mrs Harden Hale as seat witness for the defense. The courtroom was crowded with women among the spectators as Judge called the jurors to their seats. Hale, age forty four, formerly a farmer and teacher in Kentucky, testified about his life history and marriage before entering government service in 1902. Continues on fourth page.
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Hale
Harden L. Hale
Hardyn L. Hale
Ntil
Puiseki County
Kentucky
Paaiatiey
Thie Court
Alre
Indiana
la Mey
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Ross
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Bob Otters
Tees
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Ely
Hamilton
Cvid
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Joukett
Belmont
Dresev
Blue Steel
Bine Steel
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Terror
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Everybody Hamilton Brown
Wueksde
Fucama Polis
The
Scott Undertaking Core
Wae Senha Datieteh
E. Main ST
Wylie Hall
Washington
Lincoln
Louis Bradford
Linus
Helous
Ene
Charles Diskeris
Don
Aladdin
Congressional Record
W. P Hapegood
Hapegood
Jepson
Election Committee
Sentenge
Shoals
Sona
Plalpvilla
Pialoville
West
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