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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1928
Page
4
Check Forger Sentenced 2 to 14 Years in Indiana Reform School
Chester Musgrave aged 48 was sentenced to 2 to 14 years in the Indiana reformatory and fined 10 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to check forgery in Montgomery circuit court. He was arrested after local police identified him as the man who forged a check at Edwards & Moore on October 1 and he admitted to multiple forgeries and prior sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Chester Musgrave
Indiana Reformatory
Jere West
Montgomery
Musgrave
Johnnie Green
Tom Miller
Edwards & Moore
Thief Loots High Point Filling Station During Evening
A pursuer chased the thief through a hall but he escaped. A bank of witnesses pegged the suspect to a Sigma Nu house area where a fraternity dog frightened him. The man wore a brown overcoat and bright scarf and items taken included tobacco cigarettes cigars candy gum and pennies from a cash drawer. Police have only a faint description and note three unfamiliar men cruising in a car near Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Nu
High Point
East Washington Street
South Greencastle
Dope Ring Smuggling Ring Crushed In Major Seizure
New York reports a government narcotic smash seizing five cases of cocaine and morphine aboard the Rochambeau valued at about 4 million dollars. Authorities tie shipments to the Rothstein crime network with earlier seizures in Chicago and at Grand Central Terminal. Joseph Unger, linked to Rothstein, was arrested near Buffalo as the investigation expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Arnold Rothstein
United States
Tuttle
Joseph Unger
Rothstein
Buffalo
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
Rochambeau
Unger
Officers arrest three after ice cream shop incident in Martinsville
Con rad Nash and Charles Lindley were arrested after breaking a plate glass window at the Shireman ice cream parlor and clashing with Night Policeman Homer Reeves. Merchant Policeman Sam Neal was later jailed after aiding the fugitives and threatening Reeves and Sheriff Bert Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Conrad Nash
Charles Lindley
Shireman
Homer Reeves
Sam Neal
Reeves
Bert Lucas
Nash and
Lindley
Neal
Lucas and
British airship may copy Hoover idea for goodwill flight
British trade circles discuss a government airship goodwill flight to South America to counter Hoover worship tour for trade. Cabinet members and Sir Samuel Hoare are cited as likely leaders. Alfred Robbins argues airships better impress Latin American publics than battleships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
London
South America
United States
Britain
Cirecles
Stanley Baldwin
Samuel Hoare
Air
Sir Alfred Robbins
Old Fashioned MIL Becomes Husband’s Best Friend
An old-fashioned mother-in-law is described as a steady ally in an era of modern wives, reflecting changing family dynamics and support roles within marriages.
Crawfordsville Athenians Struggle with Depth in Season
Crawfordsville under coach Nolan C. Craver relies on veterans Haffener and Groves while Layne and guards vie for reserve roles. After a 58 to 37 loss to Bedford on December 7, the Athenians also dropped 34 to 28 at Greenfield, highlighting fatigue and thin depth as they chase a tougher schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis Star
Bedford
Columbus
Nolan C. Craver
Haffener
Groves
Layne
Powell
Craver
Servies
Stone City
Greenfield
Thorntown
Davis
Shelbyville
Seymour
Covington
Butler
No Need to Worry Over Decline of American Optimism
A line suggests readiness to sign for ten thousand dollar houses on two thousand five hundred dollar incomes. The remark reflects concerns about the decay of American optimism and implied housing affordability.
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