Must Die March 9 for Slaying South Bend Man
Indiana Supreme Court upholds death sentence for John Hall 23 for the 1926 holdup murder of Louis Kreidler, a South Bend druggist. The ruling affirms an Elkhart Superior Court order and Hall remains in state prison with two stays of execution previously issued.
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Indianapolis
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John Hall
Louis C. Kreidler
South Bend
Indiana Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Elkhart
Walb and Weaver to Be Arraigned in Feb
Clyde A. Walb and Valentine D. Weaver, both of LaGrange Indiana, Republican State Chairman and associate, will be arraigned before Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick in South Bend on Friday February 3 on charges of violating national banking laws tied to the October 24 failed First National Bank of LaGrange. They are free on $5,000 bonds each.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
INS
Clyde A. Walb
Lagrange
Valentine D. Weaver
Thomas W. Slick
South Bend
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
First National Bank of Lagrange
Liberty
Chevrolets Lead and Fords Trail in Marion County Sales
In Marion County during 1927, 582 Ford roadsters were sold, dominating the roadster field, while Chevrolet led overall county sales with 2,828 units and Ford totaled 2,061. Buick followed with 1,093, and Chrysler reached 433 among many brands in the county’s total 12,590 new car sales.
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Indianapolis
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Indiana Clipping Service
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Chrysler
Marion
Buick
Essex
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Nash
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Marmon
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Studebaker
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Hudson
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Rep
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Stutz
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Jordan
Elear
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Star
LaSalle
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Moon
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Falcon-Knight
Gardner
Erskine
Lincoln
Pierce-Arrow
Jewett
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Rickenbacker
Knight and McFarland Race Toward Car Sale Total
Stearns Knight and McFarland sold 12 590 cars with 5 812 sedans 2 787 coaches 2 766 coupes 981 roadsters and 234 land tourings.
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Stearns Knight
McFarland
Sunday visitors and local visits in Green Castle area
Sunday visitors at John Lewis's home included Bruce and Frances Hall Burdette and Hall families with Hammond and O'Hair relatives. Calls and visits continued Monday with Mrs Reising Fant Judy and Wayne, plus Zella Minnick's Greencastle weekend trip and Freda Hall visiting Hugh Burdette's. Will O'Hair's activity noted with hogs butchered midweek.
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Bruce Hall
Hugh Burdette
Frances
Lee Hall
Arther Hammond
Ernest O'Hair
Olus Estes
Clifton Priest
Wayne
Adam Reising
Paul Reising
Fant Judy
Zella Minnick
Greencastle
Jessie McClary
Will O'’Hair
Will O'Hair
William Priest
Freda Hall
Marines Brig. Gen Logan Feland to Lead Nicaragua Campaign
Brigadier General Feland, commanding the Marine barracks at Parris Island, is ordered by the Navy Department to Nicaragua to command land operations against Sandino's rebel army. The appointment places a senior Marine officer in charge of the U S forces in the region.
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Sandino
U. S
Navy Department
Logan Feland
Feland
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Nicaragua
DePauw triumphs over Franklin 37 to 21 in gym action
DePauw won 37 to 21 over Franklin as Freeman led with 11 points in the second half. Crawley starred for DePauw with five first half field goals while Franklin struggled to score from the floor. The night also featured Manchester beating Cavemen 37-23 and a slate of Indiana college scores from the Friday games.
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Tigers Down Franklin Five 37-21 In Home Win
DePauw built a 21-8 halftime lead and ran out to a 37-21 victory over Franklin as Mountz dominated center with strong tipped plays. Crawley led DePauw with seven field goals while Freeman and substitutes reshaped Franklin’s effort as the Tigers prepare for Wabash away Tuesday.
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Tiger Cubs Open 1928 Basketball Schedule vs Elwood Five
Greencastle high school Tiger Cubs host Elwood in the 1928 basketball opener at 8 pm, while the Broad Ripple Juniors visit for a 7 pm game. Both teams are described as evenly matched with a fast, hard fought night expected. Elwood recently beat Huntington 43 to 22 on their floor.
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Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
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Local Notes: Residents and Visitors Connected to Greencastle
Mrs E E Beyer and son Edward returned to New York Monday. Lawrence Reeves improves after illness. Lackey Hurst remains ill with tonsillitis. Miss Elsie Allen and Robert Allen spent a night with Mr and Mrs Jesse Jones. Arthur Lyons helps Lackey Hurst. Glenn Jones butchered hogs. Lee Brown hauls corn for Jesse Jones. Tom Terry and Jack Barnett haul logs from D V Hurst's place.
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Edward
New York
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Lackey Hurst
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Robert Allen
Jesse Jones
Arthur Lyons
Glenn Jones
Lee Brown
Tom Terry
Jack Barnett
D. V. Hurst
Publicity maniac Hickman framed as fame seeker in trial
Los Angeles reports portray William Edward Hickman as a publicity hound who killed Marion Parker to see his name in print. Prosecutors say the motive was notoriety, not money, and will call schoolmates as witnesses as Hickman’s insanity defense is addressed.
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Los Angeles
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Auto bandit shot in leg before being captured
Indianapolis January 7. Clarence Benninger, 26, was shot in the right leg and detained in City Hospital with $1,000 bond. He faces charges of vagrancy vehicle taking drawing deadly weapons and carrying concealed weapons.
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INS
Clarence Benninger
Benninger
Fourteen nabbed in dry raids at Clinton
Federal local and county officers arrested fourteen alleged liquor violators in Clinton and nearby areas after undercover buys last month. Those taken include Mary Antonini Barbara Alfier Mary Sporatto Joe Antonini Anton Tranesso Adam Claxon Mose Keeling George Jackson Luis Alfieri Lino Beltrame Eugene Turchi Angelo Savio Anton Cevario Minnie Hoke. All are to be arraigned in City court.
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Mose Keeling
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Angelo Savio
Anton Cevario
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Blanford
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