Local court case sends Fitzpatrick to Indiana reformatory
Dexter Fitzpatrick of Washington Indiana appeared before Judge Pulliam in Vigo County Circuit Court after violating a suspended sentence. He received no revocation of the suspension and was sentenced to one to fourteen years in the Indiana reformatory for buying a stolen automobile. The defendant previously entered a plea of guilty to the auto theft charge and was released. During testimony his family described threats against his wife and himself, leading to police intervention and a razor seizure.
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Terre Haute Tribune
Vigo County
Dexter Fitzpatrick
Washington, Lnd
Pulliam
Indiana Reservatory
Jase Priday
Ceuil
Fitzpatrick
Goonm
Jauaind Sin
Epworth Leaguers Open Convention in Loogootee
Epworth Leaguers from Vin. Cen. district gather in Loogootee for the annual convention. Delegates discuss missions, fellowship, and district plans as members converge for services, reports, and prayer.
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Vin
Cennes
Loogooter
Alexander Coquillard a Pioneer Trader and Diplomat
Alexander Coquillard born Detroit September 28 1795 rose from volunteer with General Harrison to Indian trader on St Josephs frontier. He helped secure American Fur Company agency 1822 built flour mill and houses in South Bend and negotiated treaties with Native peoples. Died January 1865 in Tripolis Indiana.
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Alexander Coquillard
Detroit
Harrison
Wong
St. Joseph
Header Ters
South Beni
Francis Comparet
Colquillard
American Four Company
Upper Lakes
Indiana
South Bend
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
A vintage medical ad offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood based remedy. It claims thirty five years of use, urges immediate start, and notes testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, with druggists selling the product.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
All Drugeiets
Rockefeller to Host Women Delegates in Befast Tonight
John D Rockefeller will host the women delegates of the General Federation of VIs, whose convention ends in this city this evening. He will open his estate at Tarrytown and give them free range of his Japanese, Swiss, and Italian gardens. C. Mason of the Castle School chairs the delegation from Tarrytown.
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Befast
New York
John
Rockefeller
Vis
Tarrytown
Castle School
Odd Facts From Nature and War Heroism
A miscellany of science curiosities and a wartime sacrifice. Potato beetle digestion compares to human appetite. A Gallipoli posthumous Victoria Cross winner saved comrades by blowing up a grenade in his trench. Notes on graphite sources in Siberia and Australia, indelible pencil materials, and a Honduran fish with protruding eyes used as periscopes.
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Gallipoli
Noone
Siberia
Australia
America
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