Charley McBride Escapes In Indianapolis Interurban Ride
Charley McBride, an escaped State Farm prisoner from Bedford, broke free Friday afternoon in Indianapolis as guards Hazelett and companion tried returning him to Greencastle. He vaulted into the motorman’s compartment, fled through crowded aisles, and disappeared after a trail east to Ohio street. Cops and detectives conducted a citywide search with no capture by nightfall.
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Bedford
Talkington
Hazelett
McBride
State Farm
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Charles McBride
Seymour
Charley McBride
Linton
Ind
Dick Hazelett
State Farm Guard
Indiaapolis
Skeeter
Mr. Hazelett
Illinois Street
Illinois
Ohio Street
Seymour Cobb Dies at Ninety in Harrodsburg
Seymour Cobb a well known Greene county farmer who moved from Owensboro to Harrodsburg died Saturday night at age ninety. He and his widow lived there 71 years. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs Millard Gore. Nephews Caleb Cobb and Moses Cobb left for Harrodsburg by car with Hd Moore to attend the funeral at 2 PM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Cobb
Greene County
Owensburg
Harrodsburg
Millard Gore
Caleb Cobb
Moses Cobb
Oolitic
Hd Moore
Indiana liquor destruction case set for trial
The State of Indiana vs Tony Rock Mrs Mary Rock and Mike Battalio moved to trial in Justice Ralph Malotti court. Trial date is Thursday August 26 at 9 am. Stephen Fountain of Norman Station was in the city Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Tony Rock
Mary Rock
Mike Battalio
Charles Robbins
Ralph Malotti
Stephen Fountain
Norman Station
State motor vehicle fees show Lawrence County share
Lawsuit reveals Lawrence County received 2720.48 from the road fund and 1812.78 from fees, with total county apportionment 5398.63. Statewide payment to counties totaled 500327.79 as road fund and fee distributions. An assault on an elderly man near Ellettsville prompted a chase with Monroe sheriff’s dogs.
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Lawrence County
Lawrence
Eee
Micarc Wii Weaae
Wees
Ellettsville
State of Indiana
Automobile License Department
Secretary of State
Home Again Scouts Return to City After Noon
The article notes Boy Scouts return to the city Saturday at noon without camp equipment. It also details automobile license tax distributions to counties for six months in 1935, naming Marion and Allen counties as top recipients, and reports local legal notices and residents' travels and activities.
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Boy Scouts
Cherokee Cabin
Weather cancels Sunday baseball as North Vernon could not train
Local teams face disruption as North Vernon failed to notify players in time for a Sunday game. Weather, rail travel issues, and late notices prompted multiple cancellations across leagues with teams like the Mahogany Moans and Eagles affected.
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North Vernon
Harrison
Jackson
Ohasomu
Sosac
jLaporte
Kaa Marshall ‘Morgan
Hagles
Ohio
Parke Porter Putnam Rush
Spencer St. Joseph
Cubs
Wipkeeceediedar
Hendricks
North
Selene
Haceie Rete
Howard
Huntington
Jasper Sien
Tt Jefferson
Jonnines
Wsabvs
Dacocnofern
Kosieinsko
Jaagrange
Fast North Vernon
Lawrence
Madison Marion
Martin
Atie Cacy
Las Ta Ieee
Fenstaeld Ale
Monroe
I Montgomery
Newton PN Ae Bk Oye Mts
Brif
Orange
Owen Perry Pike
Posey
Pulaski
Randolph Ripley
Scott
Shelby
Starke Steuben Sullivan
Switzerland
Bloomington mother learns of son's serious operation
Mrs. Harry Gwin received a message from Bloomington Monday stating her son John Vogle underwent a serious operation at Bloomington hospital Sunday afternoon. She left Monday to be at his bedside. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fish and daughter Evalyne Agnes, guests of Virgil Fish and family, returned to Lexington Kentucky this morning. Marl Martindale went to Bloomington Saturday morning with a sum of 500827.79 dollars.
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Minerva Dye
Jasonville
William Roruff
Springville
EK. M. Mulkey
Mitchell
Walter Thomas
Indian Springs
Harry Gwin
Bloomington
John Vogle
Walter Fish
Evalyne Agnes
Virgil Fish
M Street
Lexington
Charles Stilts Bound Over for Circuit Court Petit Larceny
Charles Stilts was bound over to circuit court on charges of petit larceny after a preliminary hearing. He is expected to face the judge in the next trial session.
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Charles Stilts
John Owens
Stilts
Alva Henderson
Robert Duncan
Henderson
Brown
Oolitic
Pear
Henderson Family Reunion Draws Wide Attendance at Heltonville
The Henderson family of Lawrence county held their annual reunion in the grove at Heltonville on Sunday with descendants of pioneer settlers from many regions attending. Mrs. Lena Hobson Henderson spoke after an extended tour of the old country, and attendees from the city reported ample food and a fine time. Notables from the city included W. H. Fish and family, J. Deford of Oolitic, Ollie Houston and son, Nellie Sheetz, Stella Hallowell and brother, M. C. Henderson and family, J. N. Deford and family, A. Henderson and family, Homer Peters and family, Bart Kindred and family, Marsha Rainey, Tyree Hierback and daughter, and Ora Hanners, among others.
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Henderson
Lawrence County
Heltonville
Lena Hobson Henderson
Old Country
W.H. Fish
John Deford
Oolitic
Ollie Houston
Owen
Nellie Sheetz
Stella Hallowell
Joseph
M. C. Henderson
J. N. Deford
A. Henderson
Homer Peters
Bart Kindred
Fox
Marsha Rainey
Jesse Flinn
A. Trisler
James Faubion
Cal Harrell
Tyree Hierback
Ora Hanners
Narrow Escape From Drowning Of Robbins Family
A family from Pattonville near the Oolitic quarry district barely escaped drowning in Goose Creek after a wooden foot bridge collapsed. Husband Mr Robbins saved his wife and baby by clinging to a timber and forming a makeshift raft to reach the bank as the creek surged several feet higher due to recent rains.
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W. M. Robbing
Pattonville
Goose Creek
Mr. Robbins
Fanedous
Narrow escape as truck nearly topples Belt railway bridge
A heavy truck loaded with B McCormick’s household goods crossed a Belt railway bridge near the city Sunday noon. The weight bent the I beam, floor dropped a foot, but the truck cleared the span at speed. repairs halted traffic for hours and finished by 5 pm. Also, mourners learn of infant Winifred Rainbolt who died Sunday morning after a short stomach illness. Funeral set for Monday at 5 pm with Rev T J Owen. internment at Green Tree.
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Indianapolis Transfer Company
Belt Railway
B. McCormick
Indianapolis
All
Lee I. Rainbolt
Winifred Lope
Poe Little One
John Duncan
Bee Coluiman
Mmiily
May Lose Oh UF rE Ellis Terrell Eye Injury
Ellis Terrell of Logan suffered a serious left eye injury Sunday evening when a wood splinter struck him while splitting timber. A local doctor warned the wound is grave and may endanger the eye. Mrs N Buecham and Mrs Lyons traveled to Owensburg for the funeral of James M Lancaster, Civil War veteran. Eda Stevens of Mitchell visited in the city Saturday.
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Ellis Terrell
Logan
N. Buecham
Kansas City
Jane Lyons
Dr John Pearson Heads to Miami Then New York
Dr. John BR Pearson left Monday for Miami where he will spend a short time before traveling to New York for six months of postgraduate work. Dr. Wier will manage his practice during the absence. Oscar J Hay, an assistant State agent at the Indiana Reformatory, accompanied by William Jamison, arrived Friday from Bedford. Jamison, paroled January 18, 1915 by Gov. Samuel M. Ralston, is to serve five to fourteen years for highway robbery. Jeffersonville items note Joseph Chapman of Williams was in the city Friday.
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State Department
Marion
Allen County
John BR. Pearson
Miami
Florida
New York
Wier
Oscar J. Hay
Indiana Reformatory
Bedford
William Jamison
Samuel M. Ralston
Marion County
Ita
Jeffersonville
Courier Journal
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Charley Mbride
Greencastle Herald
Uqua
Hicle Fees
Justice Owens
Bere Srs
Sagn
Owens
Sllettsvilla
Terial
Monroe County
Boy
Franklin
Arvilla Rink
Medora
Indiana University
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Franklin Fulton Vo
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Ceee Eee
Grant Winness Fe Ee Ruae
Greene Voccecececacseaene
Hamilton Hancock
Iagies
Mehogeny Stars
Shea & Donnally Baseball Diamonds
Seventh Street
Monon
Ado
Tippecanoe
Tipton
I Union Amams
Sue Reebealee
Vanderburg Avion Wee
Vermilion Barthomew
Vigo Benton
Ceee Ees
Wabash Blackford
Warren Boon
Warrick Brown
Washington Catsom
Wayne
Cass
Miet Dace
Clark
Clinton Ce
Crawford
White Whitley
Jornvogle EE
Larceny
Heurion
Rabin
Holden Baby
Robbins
Justice of the Peace
Dark Hollow
Arey Ganbe
Mr. and
Mirs
Lee
Rainbolt
Eda Stevens
Totmke Pst Gaduat
Joseph Chapman
Williams
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