Jailbreaker Robert Hart Arrested After Escape
Shelbyville reports Sheriff Henry Terry acted quickly to recapture Robert Hart age eighteen an alleged forger after he escaped from jail pulling a wire. Hart confessed to forgery and used the alias Bailey Harp claims he and Emmett Harp are brothers from Indianapolis. Detectives traced Hart to Indianapolis where Maude Hash aided the investigation. Hart is returned to Shelbyville while Emmett Harp faces parole violation charges. In Evansville Vanderburgh County grand jury plans indictments over voter registration infractions likely affecting many, with a focus on Negro registrants.
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Shebbyville
Henry Terry
Robert Mart
Indianapolis
Bailey Harp
Wilam Tarp
Hart
Maude Hash
Miet Harp
Earp
Ebert
Terry
Robert
Hmmet Harp
Sherif Terry
Indianapotis
Miss Hash
Robbert Harp
Evansville
Vanderburg
Girl from North Africa on solo cross country journey
Eight year old Juanita Marcénez travels alone from Los Angeles to Rutherfordton North Carolina to be educated at Mary Mullane missionary school in Ayr. She wears an identification tag noting her origin in North Africa and lists Theodore C Laughlin of New Albany as her conductor on the Southern railway.
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New Albany
Los Angeles
United States
Juanita Marcénez
North Carolina
Theodore C. Laughlin
Southern Railway
Juanita Morcener
North Africa
Rutherfordton
N. C
Mary Mullane
Ayr
J. B. Studd
Market Street
Cal
Return After Thirty Years Mooresville Homecoming
More than a hundred old friends and relatives welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Ezta Woodward and daughter of Newbury, Gre, and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Woodward of Haviland Kas at Samuel Harper's home near here. They shared a rustic chicken roast beside an open log fire and recounted bygone days. The younger crowd enjoyed afternoon games followed by a supper and stories from the Woodward clan about their experiences over the thirty years.
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Mooresville
Ezta Woodward
Newbury
Gre
R. D. Woodward
R. H. Woodward
Haviland
Kas
Samuel Harper
Woodward Hoya
Calves Trigger Divorce In Clay Township Farm Home
Salt October 30 Twin calves spark a marital split as Mrs. Peasley demands the divorce after her husband refuses to share calf sale proceeds. The Peasleys are prosperous Clay township farmers, and the dispute over cattle money ends their union.
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Lawrenceburg
Sane J. Peasley
Clay Township
Peasley
Elopera Elopers Wed in Huntington After Chase Across States
Benjamin R. Pigg of Moberly Missouri and Ramona M. Randolph of Edina Missouri were married in Huntington after a five state chase by their fathers.
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Elopera
Huntington
Benjamin R. Pigg
Moberly
Miss
Ramona M. Randolph
Edina
Elopers
Hotel Owner Arrested for Heat Theft in Newcastle
Warren Hallahan, proprietor of the Ward Hotel in Newcastle, is under arrest on charges of stealing heat from the Newcastle Light Power Company mains. The case centers on unlawful tapping of the utility’s service.
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Newcastle
Warren Hallahan
Ward Hotel
Newcastle Light, Heat.& Power Company
Hebron Postoffice Robbed at Valparaiso Scene
Robbers forced an entrance to the Hebron postoffice at Valparaiso on Oct 30. They dynamited the safe and obtained $10 in each and $160 in stamps plus money order blanks.
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Hebron
Valparaiso
Indiana News In Brief From Jasper To Windfall
Jasper Rhodes and Pledsoe are bound over for trial in Pike county on murder charges. Huntetnon Hoover, an Erie freeman, seeks divorce alleging his wife drank before the children. Jasper McGivney pleads guilty to assault on his father. Judge Brett suspends sentence for good conduct. Boonville Maurice Chism faces grand jury indictment for operating a bootleg still. Princeton Carter and associates fined for hunting out of season. Newcastle Barrett's killing of his wife and suicide moves to burial in Ohio. Elwood Salvation Army plans Thanksgiving dinner for the poor with committees soliciting country chickens and turkeys. Brazil Fire proceeds after water pressure fail. home destroyed, loss $8,500. Sullivan James Emron's $500 rent claim allowed from estate of James Vanes. Greensburg A. L. Johnson of Maxwel Kentucky passes forged checks. Connersville Charles Meenach, accused of attempted assault, reports robbery and falls ill at police HQ. Hammond Bernardo Greltotti of Chicago found strangled near Calumet Station in women’s clothing. police lack clues. Windfall Local lyceum closes after two days.
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Jasper
Roscoe Rhodes
Oliver Pledsoe
Munder
Pike County
Huntneton
Frank Hoover
Eriefreman
Joseph McGivney
Edward McGivney
Brett
Boonville
Maurice Chism
Tennyson
Princeton
Gibson County
Sam Carter
John Carter
Earl Cox
Newcastle
Thomas Barrett
Selo
Elwood
American Salvation Army
Brazil
Mra. H. A Morgan
Los
Sullivan
James W. Emiron
Vincennes
James Vanes
Batchelor
Greensbirg
A. L. Johnson
Maxwell
Connersvilla
Charles Meenach
Norman ‘Chain
Hammond
Bernardo Greltotti
Chicago
Calumet
Lyceum
Logai
Pat Patterson recounts homesteading and land investment tale
The narrative follows Patterson from a frugal start in a 82 mile outpost shack to securing land along the Saskatchewan River. He describes farming trials buying a half section, mortgage steps, and profit hopes totaling around 60 000 dollars on his 137 investment, with frontages and lots boosting value.
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Liverpool
Mercury
Patterson
Nittany
Badkatchewan
Canada
Averpool
Goor Advantage
Pattersonells
Buckatoon
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Language muddled ad discusses money and buying
The brief odd text references money talks and buying, mentions Cross Ball Blue as a wash aid, warns against spending elsewhere, and notes a whiskered man who is said to tell barefaced tales.
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Adv
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Recalled
A Sikeston Missouri reader attributes dramatic health recovery to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of female trouble and a recommended operation. She reports renewed strength, ability to perform housework, garden chores, and social duties, urging others to try the remedy.
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Sikeston
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. Veg
Myg
Desa Beruune
Murrayville
Charles Moors
Ill
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