Parole Appeals Highlight Murder Case Hearing
In Indianapolis on June 6 appeals were filed with the state board of pardons for Rev. William F. Hinghaw, who has spent sixteen years in prison for his wife’s murder, and for Snoddy, a Monroe County farmer with under a year served for a related white collar crime. The Mulger case drew attention as attorney conflicts erupted between J. B. Conroy and A. D. Whipple over conduct and alleged selling of professional services. Governor Ralston will not consider the board’s recommendation until after his return from Gettysburg next week.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Pardons
Wiliam FE. Hinghaw
Albert Musser
Pal
Wroth
Tobe ‘Snoddy
Menroe County
Mulger
J.B Conroy
Tammand
Indiana
D. Whipple
Portland
Ind
Whipple
Conroy
State House
Capital Avenue
Ralston
Gettgeburs
Jattar
Musser
Louwe Stolz
Drivers Head of Superintendent Rally Chooses New Officers
The county school guardians residents association in Indiana voted to adjourn the next session in Indianapolis. W. J. Ree and June 25 Pod led discussions while Lee Triver of Winchester was elected president. A L Irantz of To Ransport named secretary and Arthur Fluyette of Mloftten treasurer with a vice president chosen. Charles Brasch, a Democratic candidate for councilman at large, received votes.
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Ino
Iwe
Guiarintesidents Association
Indiana
Indianapolis
W. J
Lee Triver
Winchester
A. L. Irantz
To Ransport
Arthur Fluyette
Mloftten
Ni Vica
Weather summary for Fort Wayne area foreby Friday and Saturday
The report notes showers in the northern U.S. with fair conditions in the south and central Mississippi Valley. For Fort Wayne and vicinity the 24 hour period ends at 10 p.m. yesterday with a high around 96 and a low in the 70s. Precipitation for the month is minimal, river stage at 2.8 feet, humidity about 76 percent, and barometer around 29.0 inches. analysis by temporary forecaster COLLMAN.
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Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valleys
Si. Y
Yealirang
Langent
Maumue
Vonteranys
Wingelon
Collman
Temporariy
Port Warne
Ind
Albany
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Clear Cingranary
Des Moines
Detroit
Galveston
Grand Rapids
Elena
Treksonville
Kansas
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Te Marte
Fort Wayne Rail Work Accidents Reported Many Injuries At Three Hospitals
A string of railroad and street accidents near Fort Wayne left several workers injured. Workers including Barney Ivogus and Tyogue suffered severe toe injuries when struck or crushed on the trestle by a backing locomotive. A plumber, George Abdop, and eleven year old Charles Boy sustained injuries from a sharp turn and a runaway wagon respectively. A barrel fall at a brewery injured Latey Mottert, but he recovered quickly. Police and doctors treated all hurt, with some awaiting further condition updates.
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Fort Wayne
Barney Ivogus
Ana
Ireland
Wabash Railroad
Pairfield
Tees
C. F. Kandt
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tyogue
Fivogue
Wabash Reborers
Baeteer
John Snyder
St Joseph's Hospital
George Abdop
Barr Street
Fairfield Avenue
DeWold Street
Big
J. Franke Dinnen
7. MM. Dinner
Charles Boy
Charles Eby
Northern Indians
Traction Commane
Spr
Averhus
Charles Kaahaum
Jane Hospital
Frank Howell
Latey Mottert
Organ Avenue
Berghot
Fort Wayne party honors birthdays and war memories
In Fort Wayne residents Thadunn and Mea Cleon Wells hosted a gathering at the Jenkins home on North Williams Street. Guests included friends from Angola and Bryan Ohio. The party celebrated Linea Billy’s birthday and an anniversary, with wartime memories shared. Also noted were notes on local society and a Tiythian Sisters meeting. A separate update mentions a fire payment and a Toledo Toy Scouts message relay.
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Angola
Thadunn
Mra
Charles Welle
Mea
Cleon Wells
Fort Wasae
Wovwun
Bellet Corp
Hughinds
Aftyetwe
Qatet
Cutmrada
Willan Jenkins
von North Wiliams Street
Linea
Billy
Wilcox
Bryan
Ohio
Myx
Ley Brooks
Cooper
Verooen
Gyros Cine
Curtis
Washington, D. C
Tiythian
Cork
Tayi
Harris Named Census Director After Senate Confirmation
William Harris of Georgia was confirmed as director of the census to succeed EB Dana Ve rand. Republican senators had delayed the nomination since March but agreed to confirm it provided Dirand was allowed to add officers.
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Washington
Willvma
Harris
Georgia
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Geo. Goeglein
Lie
Charles Brasch
Fort Wayne and Vicinity
Angola News
Toledo
Dent
Sthelme
Wandville
Swanton
South Bend
Dolly Madison
I.c
Princess
Batiste and Coutil
Miller
Eken
Lace
Pao Hose
Barbour
Beapool
Menes
Linen Department
Silk Department
Amoskeag
Apran
Brussels
Iereras
Embroidery and White Goods
Alierng
Easder
Lennen
Hale
Fone
Iequelity
Valles
Asle Hose
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