Trial resumes in Indiana murder case against Lloyd Kimble
State witnesses recount early morning fire at the Sink home on August 23 24 with testimony detailing alleged intoxicant use by Jeanette Taylor and Link. Defense seeks to impeach Taylor and reveal alleged animosity and prior theft, while questions about a grand jury confession are pressed amid adjournments.
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Indiana
Lloyd Kimble
Daniel Sink
George M. Fross
Near Burrows
Jess Taylor
Jeanette Taylor
Pollard
Taylor
Taylor House
Fross
Nate Taylor
Earl Salisbury
Dan Sink House
Kimble
Sink
Link
Brice Adams
Roy Clauser
Mr. Wise
Pearson and
Clauser
Wason
Adams
Ives
Joseph 5 Salish
Jesus
Myers enters Senate race in Indiana on Democratic ticket
Indianapolis attorney Walter Myers announces candidacy for United States Senate, aiming to challenge incumbent Robinson. Albert Stump also runs. Myers urges constitutional government free of church or class influence and opposes corruption.
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Walter Myers
Indianapolis
Duvall
United States
Albert Stump
Myers
South Side Turners Defeat Delphi Anti-Knocks in Indianapolis
South Side Turners of Indianapolis, labeled Indiana’s strongest independent team, beat the Delphi Anti-Knocks 43 to 32 in Indianapolis last Sunday. The game featured fast scoring, a Delphi three point lead at halftime, and praise from Indianapolis papers for the pace and skill. A rematch is requested while Delphi plans to play the C. S. Cs. in Monon next Tuesday.
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South Side
Turners
Indianapolis
Indiana
Delphi
Indianapolis News
Bedford Edges Delphi in Narrow High School Bout
In a down state town last Thursday Bedford defeated Delphi high school after a tough trip. Delphi led by one point with one minute remaining before Crosby fouled, and Bedford seized the ball to finish strongly.
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Delphi
Bedford
Crosby
Delphi High School Names New Principal Charles Smith
Prof Charles Smith of Shelbyville Indiana has been named to succeed Prof Virgil Stinebaugh as principal of Delphi High School. Smith comes with strong recommendations from the Shelbyville district and will also teach history and economics. His wife and six year old daughter will join him in Delphi once a residence is arranged.
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Charles Smith
Shelbyville
Ind
Delphi High School
Virgil Stinebaugh
Stinebaugh
Indianapolis
Professor Smith
Indiana State Normal School
Wisconsin University
Carlisle
Danville
Amick
Smith
Farm Bureau names E. E. Stephens to Indiana post
E. E. Stephens, former Carroll County Farm Bureau president, is named field serviceman for the Indiana Farm Bureau purchasing department. He began his duties Monday, with officials praising his farm policy work and qualifications.
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E. E. Stephens
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Indiana Farm Bureau
I. H. Hull
State Purchasing Office
Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Carroll Farm Bureau
Youth Breaks Leg in Downstairs Fall at Grocery
John B. Dickison age seven, son of Mr and Mrs J B Dickison, sustained a broken bone in his right leg from a fall down stairs at the family grocery store last Friday morning. He tumbled over crates near the top stair and was promptly aided. he is improving.
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John B. Dickison
J. B. Dickison
Dickison Grocery
J P Settles and Wilkin Turn Over Fines Totals $180
Justice of the Peace J P Settles and C L Wilkin presented their semi annual report to County Auditor C L Whiteman revealing fines and forfeitures totaling 180 dollars turned over to the county official.
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Justice of the Peace
C. L. Wilkinson
C. L. Whiteman
Jackson Day Dinner to Feature Dailey Speaker
The Jackson Day dinner at the Presbyterian church dining room next Monday evening is set as a success with Hon. Frank C. Dailey of Indianapolis, Democratic candidate for Governor, as principal speaker. County and district party leaders expect attendance from across the county and urge ticket buyers to act promptly.
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Presbyterian Church
Frank .C. Dailey
Indianapolis
R. Earl Peters
Delphi
John W. Kerlin
Democratic Party
Dailey
R. C. Schermerhorn
T. J. Cline Injured After Auto Collision in Delphi
Delphi resident and auctioneer T. J. Cline suffered a broken nose, facial bruises, and head injuries after stepping into a Ford coupe driven by C. D. Emrick in Lafayette. The impact shattered the car door glass and alarmed bystanders. Cline remained hospitalized but showed progress and was expected to return home soon.
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T. J. Cline
Delphi
Washington and
Franklin Streets
C. D. Emrick
West Lafayette
Crosby Hotel
New York
Margowski Drug Store
Blythe
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lafayette
Judge Pollard Reaches Sixty Years in Law Practice
Judge Charles Pollard nears his sixtieth anniversary as a member of the local bar association. He was admitted to the bar on January 10, 1868, marking seven decades of activity in the local and neighboring courts. L. D. Boyd trails with thirty eight years, followed by William S. Smith at thirty seven.
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William Funkhouser
County Board of Commissioners
S. M. Maxwell
Funkhouser
Floyd Julien
Billings
Court House
Kingery
J. L. Whiteman
Teller
John Long
Gus A. Hall
George Smith
Charles Pollard
Bar Association
Pollard
L. D. Boyd
William S. Smith
Reduced Rates Offered for Agricultural Week in Indiana
Reduced fare and one half price offered for Agricultural Week January 9 to 13 with round trip fares of one dollar or more. Tickets on sale January 7 to 18 and valid for return to origin until midnight January 16. Railroads and par lines of Indiana cooperate.
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Crating
Indiana
Water Rent Notice From Telmar Arnold
Both metered and flat water rents must be paid on or before the 10th of January to avoid the penalty. Telmar R. Arnold, Water Agent.
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Telmar R. Arnold
Prominent farmer Noah J. Sholty dies at 57
Noah J. Sholty a well known farmer of Tippecanoe township died at his home six miles north of Delphi from a heart attack early Saturday. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs Ray Smith of Iowa, three brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held at the Holiness church with interment in the I O O F cemetery. Carroll Lodge No 174 I O O F members held ritual services at his home.
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Noah J. Sholty
Tippecanoe Township
Delphi
Ray Smith
Iowa
Holiness Church
Davis
Elliss
Carroll Lodge No. 174
Shorty
Hoosier Preachers Quartet to Sing at Methodist Church
The Hoosier Preachers Male Quartet will give a concert at the Methodist church next Tuesday evening. Admission is free for children under six, 10 cents for ages six to twelve, and 85 cents for thirteen and up. Ministers and their wives in the community are guests of the quartet.
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Hoosier Preachers
Methodist Church
Walb and Weaver Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
Clyde A. Walb long time Indiana Republican chairman and Valentine D. Weaver former First National Bank of La Grange president were indicted by a federal grand jury in Indianapolis on three counts of conspiracy to violate banking laws. Walb and his company allegedly drew checks beyond balances and forged credits dating to 1923. Weaver allegedly aided and abetted. The government lists 56 alleged overt acts as part of the conspiracy.
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Clyde A. Walb
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Valentine D. Weaver
First National Bank of la Grange
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Walb
Weaver
Walb Construction Company
Court Costs Rise in Lloyd Kimble Murder Trial
The Lloyd Kimble murder case in Carroll County prompts estimates of costs ranging from 2,500 to 5,000 dollars. Jury pay, mileage, court staff, bailiffs, clerks, a court reporter, special prosecutors, utilities, meals, and possible retrials all add to taxpayers' burden.
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Carroll County
Lloyd Kimble
Daniel Sink
Court House
Kimble
Board of Commissioners
William Allen Dies at About 80 at Burlington Area
William Allen aged about 80 died December 24 at his home near Burlington. The funeral will be held the following Tuesday at Sharon Church. He was a respected local farmer with many ties to the community and surviving relatives.
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William Allen
Burlington
Sharon
Carroll Telephone Office Becomes Direct Toll Center
Manager Cartwright and staff secure direct toll service for Delphi. Miss Foutz praised local operators led by Lulu Robbins for improving long distance calls. Delphi gains easier access to exchanges nationwide, a rare Indiana development.
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Charles Cartwright
Carroll Telephone Company
Lafayette
Carroll
Miss Foutz
Indiana
Students Resume Studies After Holiday Vacation
Students return to coursework after holiday break including Irene Shaffer Helen Louise Shaffer Mary Cartwright Betty Amick at Western college Oxford Misses Lewis Shaffer Jean Wilson Francis Wingerd George Obear William Clauser John Best DePauw Tom McCormick George Wason Mahlon Kerlin Wabash William Kerlin LaVerne Goff Watson McCormick John Smock John K Stewart Indiana University Bloomington J C Carney Hubert Gross Indiana Medical College Indianapolis Mary Jo Arnold Michigan University Ann Arbor Richard Haugh Notre Dame.
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Irene
Helen Louise Shaffer
Mary Angel Cartwright
Betty Amick
Western College
Oxford
Hubert Gross
Indiana Medical College
Indianapolis
Mary Jo Arnold
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Mich
Richard Haugh
Notre Dame
Jackson Day Dinner Tickets Now On Sale
Get your tickets for the Jackson Day dinner next Monday night. They may be had from R. C. Schermer horn, chairman, or from other members of the ticket committee.
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R. C. Schermerhorn
Black-faced Minstrels Passes Soon
An upcoming minstrel event is announced with a date to be released soon. Community note urges readers to watch for the official schedule.
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