Jealousy tragedy claims two lives in Laporte area
Vincent Bowes and Katherine Rudolph died after Bowes shot Rudolph three times then killed himself at 606 Jefferson avenue. Coroner Leeds ruled the act as mental irresponsibility caused by unreciprocated love. The investigation detailed the sequence from Bowes entering the Pitner home to the fatal self-inflicted wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte Argus
Bernard Rudolph
Westville
Vincent Bowes
Katherine Rudolph
Bowes
Leeds
Belinda Pitner
Jefferson Avenue
Rudolph
Anna
Pitner
Norris
Schroeder
Jones
Decker
Father Wakefer
St. Peter’s Church
Rose Rudolph
Bert Wallace
Decker Undertaking
Schoome
Lip
Katherine
Anna Rudolph
Boston
Lincoln
Monroe
Pitner House
Sergennt Schroeder
U.S
Dr. Jones
William Pusch
Jowes
Carl Pusch
Michael
Rose Bowes
William E
Bastian- Morley Co
George
United States Army
Laporte
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Pine Lake
Cutler Bros
Vincent Lowes
Mrs William Barclay Dies in Peoria After Illness
Mrs William Barclay died Monday evening March 22 in Peoria Illinois aged 62 with one year eight months and twenty days of widowhood. She was born in Porter County in 1858. Survived by husband two sisters and brothers Chris Schroder of Gary Indiana Ida Transford of Topeka Kansas Sophia Eggleston of Chicago. Funeral at Methodist church with Rev Chivington conducting D N Dodd undertaker. Burial Westville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan W. Allen
William
Sarah Allen
Wayne County
Ind
Westville
Porter County
Sarah Rebekah McCord
Mr. Allen
Rebekah
Lillian
Mgr. Allen
155Th Regiment of
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Michigan
Symons
Alien
Friends Church
C. E. Morris
E. T. Scott
William Allen
C. M. Bartholomew
Valparaiso
Nathan Allen
William Barclay
Peoria
Chris Schroder
Gary
Ida Transford
Topeka
Kan
Sophia Eggleston
Chicago
Chivington
D. N. Dodd
Westville Cemetery
Westville High School Notes Update
The Parents and Teachers association will meet on March 24 to discuss school inspection and a commercial course addition. Senior rhetoricals include For President by Mildred Palm and The Early Schools of Indiana by Elizabeth Stites. Re O Snethen of Brown Lyceum performed, Herrold Brooks visited, Grace Tiffany presented classical music, many pupils out with scarlet fever, and Neva Minard joined the freshmen last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents’ and
Mildred Palm
Indiana
Elizabeth Stites
RE. O. Snethen
Brown Lyceum Company
Herrold Brooks
Grace Tiffany
Neva Minard
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C. E. Maetix
Mayrimaries
Chas, E. Martin
Laporte County
J. Osborn Brink
Postoffice
Terry
Post Office Department
Grover Reed
Reed
Katherine Rudollh
Lacrosse
Miss Rudolph
Louis B. Weaver
Laporte Business College
Rustie Hickory Furniture Co
Katherin Rudolph
Pine Lake Cemetery
St. Peter’s
Rose
Reston
Celina
Emma
Florence
Henry
Benjamin
Francis
New Durham Township
Westville High School Notes
G. C. Flegel
Information
LaPorte Gas & Electric Uo
Society Brand
Styleplus
Clothcraft
Valpo
Sam Pawelczak
Otis
Helen Batz
Chesterton
Sturday
C. H. Miller
Frank E, Osborn
Lee L, Osborn, Kenneth D, Osborn
Osborn & Osborn
Roome
First National Bank
Laporte. Ind
Darrow
Rowley
Masonic Temple
J. Vene Dorland
Wille
H. B. Hayward
Associated Physicians
DR. W. J. Kiff
Veterinary Surgeon Office
Jefferson Ave
Paxton
Blasi 2
Robert H. Moore
Michigan City
Hopkins
Fifth & Franklin
H. W. Sallwasser
Lincolnway
Court House
Laporte Ind
Oberreich & Arnold
China
H. E. Jahns
Ly Wanatah Haskells Asida
Beaver Dam
Door Village
Moritz & Son
Franklin Street
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