Forged Checks Case Tangles Green in Cleveland Neighborhood
A man named William Green of Cleveland is jailed after police arrest Saturday for passing forged checks. He admits meeting a forger who supplied the forged payees and signatures and tried to cash two similar checks at local stores. The episode involves the Greer Wilkinson company office and Benzel store as investigators pursue the other conspirators. Green’s plea of guilty lands him in the county jail awaiting circuit court action.
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Wi Green
Clevelan Ohio
Enterigs
Circuit Cours
Green
Green Warlier
Bce
Jatiers
Far
Stone City
Myers
Benzel
Milt Myers
Pacuneer
Arcacah
Mitchell
Martha Black
Greer-Wilkinson
Greer
D. ‘Fatoa
Maine
Miss Black
Havin
Indian Creek Stile Abolished Sparks Township Battle
Court House crowd watches as Lawrence County Commissioners refuse to rescind order abolishing Indian Creek Township. County Attorney rules no power to reverse. petitions from Perry and Indian Creek residents push for boundary-based reorganization. Wedding notices and local births also noted among community events.
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Lawrence County
Parry Township
Spi Valley
Indian Creek Township
Argu
Clark
John Howards
Petisioners
Perry
Brooks
Mellen
Gould Ve Cecta
Whit PAR SSS Te mfa 4 BERS ag & bay y
A garbled text note references hospital relief funds and tax measures. It mentions a senate and house debate, proposed ten cent levies for hospital support, and discussions of hospital relief in Washington with unclear names and dates.
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Bers Ag & Bay Y
Texacon
Senate
Laue Erueris Toro
Eredd
Trial notes involve Mrs Moon in Bevars case
Mrs Pearl Moon remains away from Bedford as Bevars, former West and Wea sort, is not to be held responsible. After the trial Bevars was granted liberty provided he supports his family.
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Pearl Moon
Th. C. Bevars
Bedford
Mrs Elizabeth Dunihue Failing After Bruised Foot
Mrs Elizabeth Dunihue, once improving after a bruised foot, has worsened with a high fever and slowed heart action. A message was sent Monday to her daughter Mrs Robert Fisher of Lafayette, summoning her to the bedside.
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Plizabeth Dunihue
Robert Fisher
Lafayette
East 75 Street
Melvin
Indianapolis visitors brief in town
Jesse Johnson and his son David from Indianapolis spent Sunday in the city with Jesse’s mother Mrs. Emily Johnson who remains quite ill at her home on Main Street.
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Jesse Johnson
David
Indianapolis
Emily Johnson
If Street
Auto license plate enforcement slows traffic in state
Police warn motorists to display valid license plates and register their cars. Jose police announce arrests after a March deadline for those driving without plates. law allows any constable to arrest for noncompliance. Recent days see many applications filed with the secretary of state for licenses.
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PAW
Automobiloe
Nedice
Jose
Antonomle
Eny
Church of Christ Adds Baptistry and Expansion
Workmen worked Monday to install a new baptistry and lay water mains for the Church of Christ. An extension enlarging the building by 16 feet across is also under way, improving facilities for services.
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Church of Christ
Tererih
Police Court Plea and Fines On Intoxication and Trespass
Tiny Thifen pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $2 and costs. Robert Wolf was fined $5 and costs and given ten days in jail on a guilty plea for intoxication. Charles Smith faced charges of trespass assault and battery and provoke. arraigned Monday with a not guilty plea, cases set for Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Tiny Thifen
Robert Wolf
Charles Smith
Wreck Destroys Freight Train on Southern Line Near Mt. Olive
A freight train on the Southeastern line was ditched Saturday forenoon near Mt. Olive, causing material damage and delaying service. Investigators briefed as crews cleared wreckage and assessed losses.
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Southeastern Line
Monon Conducts Industrial Survey Amid High School Tourney Delays
The Monon railroad launches an industrial survey across key towns along its two branches to map resources and freight potential. A fatal or serious wreck delayed Southbound traffic near Terre Haute as the sectional high school basketball schedule arrived, with games pairing Salem Mooresville and other matchups.
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Monon
Alonon
Ww.v. Pying
Chiceco
Indietral Art
Local News Briefs From Bloomington Area
Community notes report hospital and home visits, births, and illness. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Homer Hea of Eighth and R streets improves after ten days at residence. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs John Cale at City Hospital. Mary Price of Peticham Pa spent the weekend with relatives of J A Rowe and P R Hailines. Concerns over pneumonia and catarrahal illness are noted among residents. Lucien Payne and others are mentioned in ongoing health updates.
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Homer Hea
Pethicham, Pa
J. A. Rowe and
P. R. Hailines
John Simpson
Bloomington
City la J
Tunnellon
Local notes from West Baden and nearby towns
Various small items list residents visiting the city and returning home, including Mrs. Canning traveling to Bealeean, Mr Lambert ill, and others from Meltonville West Baden and Bryantsville. Reports mention road and railway matters in Ohio and several local families visiting the city.
Desecration in Vernon as Lead Horse Placed in Church Pulpit
In Siroains village near the Jefferson county line a lead horse was skinned and dragged into the Union Baptist church pulpit after doors were forced open at night. The odor led to discovery. malice toward the pastor and church members is suspected. A reward of 500 dollars has been offered for the arrest and conviction of those responsible.
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Vernon
Siroains
Theern
Jefferson County
Reilroad
Union Baptist Church
Cill
Met
Card of Thanks and Local Anecdotes
Card expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends during the illness and death of a wife. Mentions flowers sent and thanks. Notes visits and relatives in Bloomington and between local residents including Mrs. Tabie Jamison and Mrs. Henry Jones visiting family.
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Tabie Jamison
Mast St Lois
Henry Jones
West 13Th Street
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