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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1927

Page

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Floyd Kimble In Court In Carroll Murder Case

The Carroll Circuit court pack attends Floyd Kimble murder trial for Daniel Sink death on August 24. Jury delays persist as many veniremen refuse due to death penalty views. defense includes Burleigh Davidson and Hanna firm. The case centers on Jeanette Taylor confession alleging Kimble's involvement and set fire to Sink’s Rock Creek farm home.

Carroll Circuit Floyd Kimble Daniel Sink Kimble Pruitt Carroll County Burleigh Davidson Lafayette Hanna’ & Hall John Hamling Ralph Hanna Charles Pollard John L Hanna Rock Creek Township Sink Ives Fenn Pollard Pollard, Cartwright & Wason Taylor

Attorneys for F Kimble Seek the Confession

Judge E E Pruitt heard two hours of arguments by Floyd Kimble’s defense and the state over a confession by Mrs Jeanette Taylor in the Daniel Sink murder case. The court overruled the motion to compel disclosure to Hanna Hall and John Hamling.

E. E Pruitt Mering Floyd Kimble Daniel Sink Jeanette Taylor Pollard, Cartwright & Wason Ives Hanna & Hall John Hamling

Lyon Hardware Store to Close Doors at Year End

Delphi community loses a longtime fixture as Lyon hardware store announces closure at the end of December. George Lyon, owner for nine years, cites relocation constraints to explain ending the business.

LYON

Community Sale Slated at Delphi Sales Barn December 23

John Baer manager announces a community sale at Delphi Sales Barn on Friday December 23 with a large stock and furniture listed and more expected. Prospective consignors should contact management now to be included in next week's newspaper ads after the barn’s renovation.

John Baer Delphi

Yeoman Store Robbed of Small Articles

Thieves broke into Harry Overman’s Yeoman shop last Sunday and stole cigarets candy a slot machine and pennies. The burglary was found when the store opened Monday and is blamed on juveniles. Sheriff Riley Sink said he had not been notified and his office was active in the case.

Harry Overman Yeoman Riley Sink

Engle and Griffith Install High Pressure Auto Washer

Engle and Griffith who recently took over a garage north of the post office have installed Kellogg high pressure washing equipment for washing automobiles. The machine heats water and removes greases better than prior methods, and the business is exceeding their expectations.

Engle& Griffith Kellogg

Finding the Food Requirements of Plants on WLS

Dr. G N Hoffer will discuss plant food needs Friday on WLS from 1 10 to 1 30 PM. He leads corn disease and fertility research at Purdue. Purdue speakers also on air Friday 6 30 to 7 30 include President Elliot Director G I Christie Dean Skinner Robert Gray George Ade and John B McCutcheon.

WLS G. N. Hoffer Madison Arnot South Delphi Hoffer Purdue University Purdue Elliot G. I. Christie Dean Skinner Robert Gray George Ade John B. McCutcheon

Sudden Death in Lakeland Mrs Cullen Dies at Florida

Misses Goldie and Florence Scott report the death of their sister in law Mrs. Harry L. Cullen of Logansport at Lakeland Florida. She leaves her husband and two children Raymond and Annetta. Florence Scott left for Lakeland for an indefinite stay. No details have been received by relatives.

Goldie Florence Scott Lakeland Fla Harry L. Cullen Ida Forythe Logansport Cullen Raymond Annetta

Brother Sits on Jury in Carroll County Murder Trial

G W B Sink of Burrows watched the murder case against Floyd Kimble unfold as jurors including two of the slain Daniel Sink’s sons and relatives filled the panel. Sink was excused after answering defense questions, a scene described as unusual and precedent setting in Indiana.

G. W B. Sink Burrows Floyd Kimble Daniel Sink Carroll County Indiana Sink

Deer Creek Dance Arrests For Drunken Disturbance

Ervin Grast 20 and two underage girls Margaret Richardson 16 and Verna Williams 17 were arrested at a Deer Creek dance Wednesday night. They were intoxicated and caused a disturbance as young locals danced. Residents listed Peru and Mexico Ind as their origins. They will be arraigned before Judge Pruitt within a few days.

Ervin Grast Margaret Richardson Verna Williams Deer Creek Peru Grant Mexico Ind Link

Teachers Institute Saturday in Camden with Armstrong ill

The regular monthly township teachers institute will be held in Camden next Saturday at 9 AM. County Superintendent T. W. Armstrong, bedridden by illness, urges full attendance and a 100 percent roll call. Prof Milo Stuart of Arsanes Technical high school Indianapolis will speak in the afternoon with W B Ireland presiding. Armstrong will miss his second session in years due to illness.

Camden T. W. Armstrong Milo Stuart Arsanes Technical High School Indianapolis W. B. Ireland Adams Township Ireland Carroll County Armstrong

Life saved after wrong medicine mixture at Colburn farm

Chris Schnepp of the Geyer farm northeast of Colburn was saved by a physician after mistaking iodine for his daily medicine. He drank a quantity of the fluid in darkness and suffered mouth and throat burns but no other ill effects.

Chris Schnepp Geyer Colburn Schnepp

New Suits Civil Actions and Criminal Case Updates

New suits filed include Minor F Jones versus Mary Jones for divorce with Gus A Hall representing the plaintiff. Indiana states a criminal case State of Indiana versus Clayton Wise for auto banditry with J T Ives as prosecutor.

Mary Jones Gus A. Hall State of Indiana Clayton Wise J. T. Ives

Community Sale at Delphi Sales Barn Planned

The Delphi Sales Barn announces a sale on December 23. John Baer is the manager and invites consignors to list livestock for next week's advertisement.

Perry Rule Honored With State Office

Perry Rule, trustee of Madison township, was chosen as vice-president of the state organization at its Indianapolis session. The convention, marked by turmoil as old guard factions contended, saw Rule win trust and a fiery speech help secure the honor. Carroll County trustees attending included Carl McFarland, Marion Thomas, H. A. Mumert, Frank Smeltzer, Elmer Shaffer, Artie Million, Glen Smith, W. F. Riley, and Edna Yeager.

Carroll County Perry Rule Madison Township Indianapolis Rule Mr. Rule Carl McFarland Deer Creek Marion Thomas Burlington H. A. Mummert Carrollton Frank Smeltzer Clay Elmer Shaffer Democrat Artie Million Jefferson Glen Smith Monroe W. F. Riley Tippecanoe Edna Yeager Washington

Husband jailed on abuse charge after wife report

Hubert Rader, about six miles south of the city, was arrested by Sheriff Riley Sink on a charge of abusive conduct toward his wife. He is jailed pending Circuit court hearing. The sheriff says the wife filed the complaint and affidavits support the arrest. Rader is described as having pugilistic inclinations and weapons experience. He will appear before His Honor in court after further jail time.

Kimble Taylor Sink Hubert Rader Riley Sink Rader

Frank Julius Dies in Indianapolis Hospital

Frank Julius, longtime Delphi resident and clothing store operator, died in an Indianapolis hospital after a hip fracture suffered a week earlier. He is survived by his widow, a son Russell of Indianapolis, two brothers, and a sister. Nephew C. O. Julius of Delphi attended the funeral services in Indianapolis with Mrs. Julius.

Frank Julius Delphi Indianapolis Julius Carroll County Russell Lafayette California C .O. Julius

Wabash Time Table Changes On Local Division

The Wabash railroad on Sunday issued a revised time table for the local division. Westbound trains at 11:18 PM and 12:03 AM remain, the 5:30 AM service shifts to 5:56 AM, and the 3:07 PM train moves to 2:59 PM. Eastbound times see changes from 12:55 AM to 11:39 PM, 6:52 AM to 7:32 AM, and 3:07 PM to 3:17 PM with Delphi stops for St. Louis Detroit Toledo transfers.

Wabash Delphi St. Louis Detroit Toledo

Fire destroys farm house near Carrollton Bridge

A one and a half story six room farm house on George Peterson’s farm northeast of the Carrollton bridge was burned last Thursday. The tenant saved most furniture but two second story rooms containing Mr Peterson’s household goods were consumed.

George Peterson Carrollton Bridge Waa Peterson

Wrong Men Called for Jury Service in Kimble Case

In Circuit court for Floyd Kimble case attorneys examined John W. Douglas of Carrollton for jury service. It was found the wrong person was notified. John W. Douglas was excused and the next juror Ben R. Tribbett was also excused after a slip with a one letter difference could have caused a mistrial.

Floyd Kimble John W. Douglas Carrollton Township William M. Douglass Burlington Township John W Ben R. Tribbett Mr. Tribbett

License plates ready today for Carroll County

The 1928 automobile licenses go on sale today at E. W. Bowen in the State Bank building with Miss Nola Thompson in charge. Carroll County plates begin at 407-301, total 2,500 received. Plates differ from 1927 with shorter, wider maroon backgrounds and Gothic Indiana beneath numerals. Owners must display plates by February 1 or face prosecution. Title certificates required from states with title laws. dealers invoices or a bill of sale and last registration if purchased from an individual. Titles with erasures not accepted. duplicate titles may be applied for. Vehicle buyers should verify motor and serial numbers against the application or title.

E. W. Bowen State Bank Nola Thompson Carroll County Indiana

Indiana Democrats map 1928 campaign strategy here

Indiana Democratic leaders met in Indianapolis to plan the 1928 campaign. Frank Dailey and Albert Stump are viewed as strong nominees for governor and senator, with Republicans urged to abandon primaries and unite behind the ticket. The state committee backed district chairs appointing men and women to platform advisory groups as Peters pushes immediate precinct organization.

Indiana Indianapolis R. Earl Peters Frank €. Dailey Albert Stump Dailey Stump Wollen Indiaa Slack Ari Nashville Democratic Party

American Legion Co operative Supper Tonight

Harry Bohannon Post of the American Legion mails circulars inviting ex-service men to a co operative supper at the Legion club room tonight. A meal, program, and business session are planned with talks on needy cases, adjusted compensation, kids Christmas, and other matters including Indiana’s lack of a soldier’s bonus.

Harry Bohannon The American Legion Legion Legion Club Indiana

Flora Man Arrested After Disturbance and Assault Attempt

James Cripe of Flora was arrested about 11 PM last Saturday after a call reporting intoxication and a disturbance. He was arraigned in Justice Wilkinson's court and fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 39.90 dollars.

James Cripe Flora Monroe Township Cripe Harry Kitchen Court of Justice of the Peace Wilkinson

Delphi Commandry Elects Its Officers

Delphi Commandry No 40 held its annual election of officers last Monday evening. Elected were O E Smith Eminent Commander Robert Wood Generalissimo Harry G Baum Captain General Abner H Bowen Senior Warden Curtis McCain Junior Warden G A Shaffer Prelate T J Ryan Recorder H E Reed Treasurer Trustees named for the Masonic Building Association are A H Brewer E R Smock and T J Ryan.

Delphi Commandry No. 40 O. E. Smith Robert Wood Harry G. Baum Abner H. Bowen Curtis McCain G. A. Shaffer T. J. Ryan H. E. . Reed Masonic Building Association A. H. Brewer E. R. Smock

Locomotive Strikes Auto Injuring Idaville Woman

Mrs. John Dimmitt of Idaville sustained a fractured left hip and body bruises when a Pennsylvania freight train struck her automobile at the Lake Cicott crossing last Thursday at 10 am. The car was demolished and hurled 75 feet. the train stopped within 200 feet. The injured woman was carried to a nearby residence for treatment.

John Dimmitt Idaville Pennsylvania Lake Cicott Crossing

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F. Kimble Lyon Hardware Store George Lyon Harve Studebaker Studebakers E. E. Pruitt Mount & Jackson C. B. Lyon Mr. Mount John Mount Main Street Jackson Mount & Lyon Kansas C. B.lyon Sheriff Link Engle & Griffith Florida Hall's Market Frank Sink Teachers’ Institute Perry Alost Woolen
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