Gel Kills Man on Gang's Order
Joye Muth Gurbill 22 confessed to police in Nashville Tennessee that on November 24 1922 she smothered Dorsey Lamm a grocery salesman, claiming gang ties and a Chicago link. She said a Four Deuces club owner offered a “fab” in Nashville and she lured Lamm into a car where she smothered him with her hand after getting him drunk.
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Nashville
Tenn
Joye
Muth Gurbill
Dorsey Lamm
Chicago
Naxhalle
Dewbserl
Yesternaay
Acre
Ctleage
Tiet
Four Deuces
Walsh Avenue
Cage
al Capembe
Nuehville
Tiny
Lunn
Loni
Hess
Linn
4 H Club Activities and Meetings Summary
Cardonia 4H Clothing Cab met at the leader Mrs Rosario home with president Wilma Howerton. Members sewed for nine hours and recited the National 4H pledge before adjournment. Officers present included Wilma Howerton and Mar the Rojahn. The Laugh-as-Bat 4 lob of duckson township held a May 3 meeting at Venter Schuot am with officers Pauline Sehurt and Mary Elizabeth Corbin. A program committee was formed and numerous members attended. Next meeting set for June 11 at Center School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardonia
Jane
Marjorie Jane Smith
Mary Belle Jone
Recemary Brown
Mancherlie Jones
David Reo Falon
Burbira
Duckson Township
Venter Sehuot
Altis
Pauline Sehurt
Mary Elizabeth Corbin
Efit Ceperger
Surg Friaves Howald
Xing Aid Yel Yenler
Kathleen Nagle
Nest
Helen May Phillips
Noberta Dean Howald
Marty Frances Howald
Maretha Jane Longshore
Mary Jo Wings Pauitive Scharf
Shairy
Anabeth Corbin
Helen Laan
Virginia McCollough
Marie Howald
Jeete Thewall
Alberta Howall
Hreedit Hewat
Roberta Dean Howat
Mary Prancesewald
Kath Jean Nagle
Eurhsed
Kirkland Sentenced Again in Juvenile Rape Case
Local proceedings recount Judge Crumpacker’s ruling on Kirkland, 20, amid appeals by defense and state arguments. The youth, previously convicted of assault with intent to rape, was ordered to a state reformatory in Pendleton. A new order was issued May 2, sparing an earlier harsher term while prosecutors pursue related charges. potential six‑month jail suspension discussed for several co-defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valaparais
Kirkland
Arlene Craven
Mary
Cheit
Grant
Asaault
Gary
Defemme
Crumpacker
Wurde
Dhownt Tideter
Agatnet
rampaeRer
Cartier
Robert Ext
Lake Crang
Agaiest Heney
Aed
Sackford
Dave
Poot Barton
Rickloaed
Clue of Bowting Green meeting at high school
A meeting opened with a solo chorus under Margaret Woosley. A four member games committee included Endora Anderson and Mary Martin. An entertainment segment featured Mildred Hoffa presenting Silver Spray. Forty five minutes were spent sewing before games. Visitors Virginia Orton China Bhglehart Lettie Mom attended. Next gathering set for June 17 at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowting
Margaret Woosley
Endora, Anderson
Mary Martin
Frances Rhodes
Helen Francie
Mildred Hoffa
Storm roars through Indiana causing deaths and damage
A heavy storm swept Indiana on Saturday bringing fierce winds and rain. Two people died Francis Burkett 40 a Whitestown farmer was electrocuted by a downed line and George Strterland 38 of New Albany drowned in the Ohio River. Vehicles and streetcars were damaged many trees uprooted and a barn and dwelling were struck by lightning.
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Indianapolis
Suniley
Indiana
Francis Burkett
Whitestown
George Strterland
New Albiany
Ohl
Rendle
Versailles
Prank Maya
Causal
Hert Campbell Farm
Walush
Huntington
SOHN WATTS DEAD FORMER CUSTER ORDERLY DIES
Jam 9 report: John Watts also known as Sohn Watts, longtime orderly for General Custer during Civil War campaigns, died today after a brief illness. Watts served with the 7th Cavalry and was with Custer during the Indian campaigns, later not participating in Northwest fighting.
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Sohn Watts
Custer
Ellingls
Rockford, I
John Watts
Seventeerth Loe Diana
Vien
George Custer
Watts
Cue
Fly Nuisance in Dairies Threatens Milk Quality
A Farmer Bulletin describes fly control in dairies emphasizing clean premises and manure management. It details treatment options including sanitation, targeted sprays with pyrethrin and other extracts, and emphasizes the need for thorough surface treatment and repeated applications to reduce flies and protect milk from contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farniys
Atiatve Hyory
Phillies favorized bellplayer with Shotton interested
The account notes Bues entering late, Shottos moving to right end, and In labeling him a cleanup hitter. The big player started slow but over three weeks he left a strong impression, making Shotton reluctant to trade for him. He has become popular with the Phillies, dubbed the bellplayer by teammates.
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Bues
Shottos
Shotton
Phillies
Missouri Woman Stands By Husband Through 45 Years Of Trials
A frail 70 year old Missouri woman named Melisa Sharp lives in a tagged tent near Joplin. She has stood by husband James Sharp, alias Adam God, since his 1698 confession to killing policemen and leading a violent religious sect. After years on the run and prison time, she endured travel on a houseboat and later a junk sorting life to support them. Their income remains meager, but loyalty persists.
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Hyarensess Brak Pchieg
Bach
Melisa Sharp
Joplin
Loyalty
James
Adam God" Sharp
James Sharp
Kansas City
Sharp
Adam God
Olathe
Kan
Missouri Penitentiary
Missouri
Mississippi
Hue
Baskend
Wie
Chay
Stand Collapse Wounds Hundreds At Gary Park Event
A grandstand collapse at Miller Park in Gary injures about one hundred people as spectators crowd the bleachers. Police and emergency crews struggle to reach the scene seven miles from downtown amid a chaotic scramble for aid and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Silver
Gary
Miller Park
Clay County Students Graduate at Purdue University
Clay county sent five graduates to Purdue University for the fifty seventh commencement on June 10. Nearly 100 students earned bachelor degrees in science across multiple fields. The Clay County names include Kenseth Brews in Agriculture, Tarvin in Agriculture, Coitharp in Mechanical Engineering, and Joseph W. (last name incomplete) among others from Hawaii and Turkey counties.
County Council to Review Additions and Appropriations
Jacob Lantensehinger James D. Carpenter Fred Grothe Walter Moelbring HLF Weber William Burke and I A Shoptaugh attend Specht Meeting on the kith day of dime 11 at o clock A M at the County Auditor's Office in the Court House Beazit Indiana to consider estimates for additional appropriations for the year 101 as set forth in ald estimates Taxpayers may appeal after appropriations are determined ten or more taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners by filing a petition with the County Auditor within ten days after such appropriations have been made Lewis H Schopmeter Auditor Clay County Indiana
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Jacob Lantensehinger
James D. Carpenter
Fred
Grothe
Walter Moelbring
Hlf
Weber
William
Burke
I. A. Shoptaugh
A. Specht
Mega E
Stave Board of Tax Commmissioners
Lewis H. Schopmeter
Clay County
Indiana
State Police Report Rise in Indiana Auto Recoveries
Indiana police report a 10 percent rise in automobile recoveries in the first half of the year under Secretary Frank May Jr and Chief Grover C Garrett. A new motorcycle squad and planned departmental reorganization are planned to improve service, with 685 recoveries from Dec 1 to May inclusive. Local sheriffs and police urged cooperation and public help by reporting thefts promptly to modified state police channels.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Mate Police Department
Frank Mayr Jr
Grover C. Garrett
Porchess
Mayr
Wade Wisdoms Thetts
Dace
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Dore
Urompacker
James M. Ogden Tito
State
Buzz Arlett
Opportunity
Philip Martin Oace
Russell L. Arnett
Oakland
Calif
Adam God” Sharp
Mire
Melis Sharp
Pere Soreet
Fuk
Jone
Eam
Clay Co
Purdue
Clay County Council
Posey Township
Dick Johnson
van Buren Township
Perry Township
Washington Township
Dos Township
Brazil
Howey Township
van Buren
Jackson Township
Lewis Townahily
Hiutrhcion
Washington
Cass Tawi Sugar Wdge
Dick Teena
Ek Johan
Kasess
Kentucky
Mehigan
Ohio
Garrett
Atte
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