Wallage Jury Fails to Render Verdict in Whisky Case
The Wallage jury failed to reach a verdict after a long trial over Wallace selling whisky in quantities over four quarts. Judge A. B. Greenwood presided with Prosecuting Attorney Flavin presenting the case. Names among the jurors and officials include D. Bent Edward Oni John O Trower Henry Jese Alex Moore Ed Reave James Afford and H. D. Hartson. The case was in the Daviess district court before Judge J. W. Orion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wallace
Gix
A. Nlx
Shore
Jag
Ava Vriors
D. Bent
Edward Oni John
Trower
Henry Jese
Alex Moore
Ed Reave
James Afford
H. D. Hartson
A. B. Greenwood
Edal Judre
Alvin Padgett
Flavin
Die Wibe Beforg Jstidge
J. W. Orion
Daviess Dircutt Court
Women Fight At Godrran Resort Harrowing Local Brawl
A brawl at Godrran resort near Hila Cochran Tuesday after 10 pm left two inmates and a visitor injured and police intervening. Inmates Besse Kough and Alice Anthony fined for intoxication. Greene, the visitor, jailed. Anthony released after agreeing to settle court costs.
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Hila Cochran Resort
Niente
AU Threq
Aters
Mizige Thigges
Besse Kough
Alice Amithony
Weom
Senate panel to reform child labor bill
The junior committee plans to report on Keegan child labor reform. Chairman Beal and Jeoking back proposed changes aim to restrict underage work and tighten supervision. They support a modification that limits work hours and forbids hazardous tasks for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bevillddiu
Burns
Lal
Unclear historical notice of town event and services
Fragmented OCR text notes a celebration or observance with vague references to services, doors, and a public event. It mentions a date in February and honors, but details are unreadable, with many garbled names and places. The visible facts include a disrupted schedule and a civic gathering context.
Curtain Will Open Tonight At Opera House
The curtain will rise tonight at 218 stock opera house after a dry rehearsal Tuesday. The parade drew strong interest with about thirty young men, led by the Young Men's Military Band, marching past prominent streets in automobile coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gummt
T Jung Mien
Fragmented OCR Note Provides Partial Readings
A damaged OCR fragment offers limited readable text and unclear context about its subject. The readable portion shows stray words and lacks identifiable names organizations places or dates to form a substantive summary.
Tragedy in Montgomery: Moren Identified After City Hall Search
A youth named Moren from Montgomery was identified at the city hall after a fatal incident in which belongings were found. Officer Lee and Sheriff Field helped with the investigation. Mayor McCarty and City Attorney Spencer attended the scene, with Moren reportedly moved by the event and returning home later the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shier
Moren
Sean Dope
McCarty
Circuit Court tales and juror actions in Stouffer case
A fragmentary report describes a jury trial of J. C. Stouffer before Special Judge John Arnett, with a Sturgeon stabbing incident noted. It mentions Mary Augusta A. Baler versus Williams as executors and a change of venue from Kuyt county. Receiver L. P. Bost of the Herbert Cup Company reports over 27 thousand dollars in funds and claims distribution. An ongoing dissolution case of Dydrak and Leo Doolis is before Judge C K Tharp, described as an all day matter.
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J. C. Stouffer
Stoy
M. 3
John Arnett
Sturgeon
Asmant
Coats
Mary Angusta A. Baler
Williams
Daviess County
Kuyt Pounty
L. P. Bost
tHahert Cup Company
Decrease in Yale Student Totals Revealed in New Catalogue
Yale University’s new general catalogue shows a drop to 3,282 students from 3,312 last year. Medicine and Tan departments suffer from stricter two year old exams while the academic department stays near parity and the School of Scientific Studies and graduate schools rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Kid Tan
ShoMeld Scientifc
Babe Simothers Death Shocks Wheatland Farm Family
A two month old girl, daughter of Touls A Dutton, was found dead in bed near Wheatland on Tuesday morning. Coroner reports indicate possible smothering while the infant slept. the father, Henry Badallet, told investigators the child was put to bed around 10 pm Monday in good health. The mother awoke about 3 am Tuesday and found the infant motionless with covers over the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touls A Dutton
Yestding
Wheatland
Healeh Staight
Henry
Badallet
Rod
Government marshal arrests John King in Illinois case
John Hraig, formerly with the B and O Southwestern ghoys, was arrested by United States Marshal Henry Mueller for alleged unlawful sale of Wyuer in Illinois. Mueller, arriving from Evansville, informed Chief Crisaken, then arrested King at his shop in Evanaville. King denied Illinois association, claiming past work at Mt. Carmel before coming here.
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John Hraig
Southwestern Ghoys
Henry Mueller
United States
Illinois
Air
Mueler
Washington
Evanevile
Crisaken
King
Evanaville
Sir. Mueller
Finois
Mt. Carmel
Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Opera House Tomorrow
Amusements notes a mammoth production of Uncle Tom's Cabin by a renowned company, promising a moral drama with pathos and universal themes. Manager Washburn presents a strong show following reports of a recent performance. seating at Horrall's Theater indicates strong demand.
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Bretean
Washburn
Horrall's
Headaches and Nervous Troubles Warned by Dr Adam
Headache relief is urged as temporary by some firms but the text warns against masking symptoms. It links headaches with stomach trouble fainting spells nervousness and other nervous system issues and argues removing the cause is better than taking pills that can harm the nervous system or heart potentially leading to death. It advises consulting Dr Adam for eye troubles to save time and money.
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Adam
Local Music Event Preview Hints at Final Show
Fragmentary note indicates a special music performance titled Wu be exhibited at fit for the last time with featured artists. It mentions an opening act and potential passage of a Pasgioi at the Grand venue, suggesting a concluding run for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaiss
Leantit Fidtures
Cox Indicted On Perry Charge Te Dented
A report notes charges against Cox tied to a Perry matter with detailing on the indictment. The sparse text references a legal action and the involved parties, highlighting ongoing proceedings and potential implications for the individuals named.
Jury Indicts County Treasurer Over Perjury and Gratuities
A grand jury indicted the county treasurer on perjury charges connected to illegal gratuities tied to county funds in 1900. Testimony described deposits and favors from financial interests and banks, with a potential penalty up to ten years. The case references the Sho bers and Cincinnati connections as part of the alleged scheme.
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Georgia
Cox
Fa Bosa
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Trust Company
Dal Tracker
Hbatrigny
Sp Jory
Perues
John H. Gibyon
Oviner
Hank
Péckénto Grand Jury
Parneggia
Dudge Phagk
Ihr
Tidan ReRpenck
Tedough
Fleer Trensurer
Belurn
Cdk
Sona Tf
Ppog
Cfui
Murec
Montréal
jAggeGpilan
Missing Ohio youth prompts Seymour letter from Abel
A letter from T. P. Abel, Seymour chief, concerns the disappearance of Stanley W. H., son of Mrs. EH Digan of 1224 East Walnut. The 18 year old left home for Lima, Ohio, in late February and has not been located. Relatives and authorities seek any information leading to his return.
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T. P. Abel
Seymour
Stanley Whan
EH Digan
Lima
Ohio
Odd church party stirs talk on men and women roles
A prearranged church gathering drew 40 attendees including Frank Fornwald and John Hoddik Dudes Mears as music and phonograph entertainment filled the event. The Sunday School lunch ran long with cold bath remarks sparking a post meeting call for better fraternal learning among members while some men felt excluded by lodge norms.
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Ik Wag
Frank Fornwald
Ghitto
Brinang! Vittor Phonograph
Bei Haeke
Cag
st. Porachild horrified those gtxd, \¢ old membera, John Hoddik
Kelly
Ian
Enlis
Garot
Minstrel Parade Attracts Large Town Crowd
A parade led by the Young Men's Military Band drew a sizable crowd. participants wore caps and automobiles were present. The procession passed along Main Street as the band performed, eliciting attention and interest from onlookers.
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