Case Nearing Close Gilbert Crumley Fate Nears
The Crumley murder trial moves toward a verdict as testimony on sanity and credibility continues. Witnesses include bankers, neighbors, and doctors, with prosecutors detailing a web of Crumley’s alleged life and the defense challenging mental state while lawyers close arguments amid rising court interest.
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Joby Crumley
John L. Weber
L. van Reed
Russell Smith
Atty
Fred Purnell
Attica
Crumley
Pfeister
Sheridan
Crumley Home
Drs. Wert, Myers
Spinning
McNeal
Dr. Wert
Dr. McNeal
Atty. McCabe
Wert
Frazier
Huff and Schermerhorn
Burlington
Robert N. Voliva
Voliva
James N. Voliva
Gilbert Crumley
Clint Royal
Richland Township
Crumsley
Harry Frazier
Veedéersburg Bank
Sarah Rush
William Mellett
Clint Royal Dent Wilson
Philpott
Williamsport youth jailed for forged check in Jeffersonville
Clarence Hall, 27, of Williamsport, convicted in circuit court on a forged check passed at the city elevator. He was arrested near Danville and sentenced Saturday to two to fourteen years in the State Reformatory at Jeffersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hall
Williamsport
Danville
Jeffersonville
Music Store Pianos Sold At Cost In City sale
H G Peytno buys into a music store in a larger city and offers all Starr Richmond Trayser and Remington pianos and player pianos at cost. The sale will run only for a short period until stock is cleared. Cash or easy terms available.
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H. G. Peytno
Starr
Richmond
Trayser
Remington
Player
Biloxi Visit Delights Family Member in South
W. H. Cox writes from Biloxi Mississippi that they arrived Wednesday evening, secured a furnished five room cottage, took possession Friday, and like the location. He hopes the southern stay will improve a family member.
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W. H. Cox
Biloxi Miss
South
Dotsons Move to Indianapolis Address
Prof. E C Dotson and his wife have relocated to 628 E 2nd St Indianapolis and express fondness for their new city while noting they will miss Covington. Their young daughter is recovering from diphtheria.
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E C. Dotson
Indianapolis
Wood For Sale by Farmer McMahon
Farmer McMahon offers black wood and stove wood for sale. Contact details not provided in the readable text.
Break Even In Business In 1913 Says Merchants
The article discusses how merchants must cover all expenses including capital stock interest and losses to break even. It emphasizes defining the expense account to know monthly or yearly ground, and that any revenue above the break even point represents clear profit. (Continued.)
Man and Boy Talk by Dr Woods at Court House
For men and boys above 14 years of age Dr Woods of Indianapolis will speak at the Court House on Sunday afternoon February 9 at 2 15 o clock The address will be an important one by an expert on a subject men desire reliable instruction.
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Woods
Indianapolis
Methodist Church Sets Weekend Themes Keeping Faith and First Murderer
The Methodist church will preach Keeping the Faith and The Question of the First Murderer next Sunday. Large crowds attend services with special music. Sabbath School begins at 9 30.
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Methodist Church
A Good Citizen Dies
Francis Marion Dotson father of Veedersburg mayor died January 21 1913 aged 80 years 3 months 13 days funeral at Bone Brake church two miles south of Veedersburg last Thursday afternoon led by Rev O W McGaughey burial in nearby cemetery Born October 8 1832 in Mason county Kentucky lower.
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Frank Dotson
Bonebrake
Veedersburg
O. W. McGaughey
Francis Marion Dotson
Dotson
Mason County
Civic League Moves Against Saloons In Covington
Civic League members met at the Methodist church Tuesday to push legal action. Petitions circulate to demand a Ward Election on saloons, asking Covington residents to decide if saloons should stay. The group urges a stand to clean up the city and protect residents from harm.
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Civic League
League
Covington
Meaning of Fellowship and Twilight Sermons Set
First Presbyterian Church outlines morning sermon on The Meaning of Fellowship and evening topic Twilight and Trembling. The pastor leads with a reflective study of community and peril in faith.
Grades Entertain At Local High School Show
The entertainment provided by the grades at the high school last Friday evening drew a good crowd and was greatly enjoyed by all. Teachers and pupils combined to present a performance well worth the effort.
Death of H C Wyand Longtime Hillsboro resident passes
Hiram Wyand, a prominent Hillsboro figure active since the 1850s, dies at 3 30 p m Friday at his home. He served as postmaster, township trustee, and Fountain County clerk, and owned the Central hotel. He leaves a wife, one daughter Dena Wood, and four sons, with services held at the Methodist church.
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Hiram
Cain Township
Fountain County
Hilsboro
M. E. Church
Wyand
Dena Wood
Clyde Wyand
Oklahoma
F. Wyand
Connersville
Paul
Ralph Wyand
Ralph
Mr. Wyand
Postill
Attica
Hillsboro
New Steel Train on Wabash Route Sets New Equipment
The eastbound Continental Limited No 4 arrives at the Main Street depot with all steel cars from front to rear. Five car consists include mail baggage and smoker coach sleeper and cafe observation. The mail car is the first steel mail car built under government and American Railroad Association plans. Conductor Robert Merritt now leads the limited between Danville and Detroit for a few trips.
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Continental Limited
Main Street
St Louis
Detroit
American Railroad Association
United States
Robert Merritt
Covington Division
The
Road
Danville
Orchestra Concert At Methodist Church Next Monday
The Methodist Sunday School orchestra will give a concert next Monday evening at the church to benefit the organization. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children, and public patronage is appreciated.
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Methodist Sunday School
Reporters Do Good Work On Crumley Trial Coverage
Journal staffer Walter Clark reported daily with detailed testimony and cuts for Lafayette Journal. Elmer Bowers provided unbiased accounts for Indianapolis News and Danville Commercial News. KE Heath covered for the Star and Mrs. Robert Ray for the Daily Tribune, with Attica press noted. The local press deserves credit for its handling of the case.
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Walter Clark
Lafayette Journal
Journal
Clark
Elmer Bowers
Indianapolis News
Danville Commercial News
KE. W. Heath
Star
Robert Ray
Attica
Daily Tribune
Munsey Urges Merger of Progressives and Republicans
Frank A. Munsey editor of Munsey d magazine endorses blending the Progressive and Republican parties into a new force. He argues a united party can rise from the ruins of both with leaders acceptable to all and a conciliatory policy. He calls for purge of discredited leaders and elimination of radical doctrines.
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Frank A. Munsey
Munsey
Co. Roosevelt
Mr. Munsey
Col. Munsey
Abraham Lincoln
Williamsport Wedding Ties Curt Finfrock and Risa Schlosser
Curt Finfrock and Miss Risa Schlosser were wed at her Williamsport home last Wednesday. He is related to James Everly and the couple will reside in Attica after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Finfrock
Risa Schlosser
James Everly
Williamsport
Attica
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Lewis
Parnell
W. E. Livengood
McCabe
Civic League In Action
First Presbyterian Church
H. C. Wyand
Wabash
E. M. Board the Home Dealer
Cone
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