State Supreme Court Starts Summer Recess as Drought of Decisions Lingers
Indiana Supreme Court announces a summer recess extending to October 1 with about 300 undecided cases including the high profile appeal of D C Stephenson, former Klan leader, and the Duval political corruption case. Also awaiting rulings are Klinck, Rhoades, and a bank stockholder liability matter tied to a Bluffton bank.
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Eugene J. Cadoll
I. N.S
Indianapolis
Ind
State Supreme Court
D. C
Supreme Court
John L. Duval
Duvall
Earl Klinck
Stephenson
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes
Boyd Gurley
Klinck
Dreyfuss Rhoades
Gibson County
Bluffton
Luther ¥. Symons
Court pendency rises as appellate decisions outpace Supreme Court
The appellate court has issued far more decisions in recent years than the Supreme Court, according to court records. In addition to widely publicized cases, many other cases with large sums await adjunction at the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Reimbursement Approved for Roachdale War Stamps Loss
Washington July 2. Congress passes bill to repay W P Thompson of Roachdale Indiana 280 dollars for 56 war saving stamps bought in 1918 from Fred G Rice former Roachdale postmaster and never delivered. Thompson asked Rice to deliver to Nathan Call Roachdale bank cashier and learned of non delivery five years later. Rice had embezzled war savings funds totaling over 2000 dollars and the former postmaster bond was used to cover the defalcations.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
W. P. Thompson
Roachdale
Ind
Fred G. Rice
Thompson
Rice
Nathan Call
Roachdale Bank
Congress urged for relief over treasury reimbursement bill
The message calls on Congress to act for relief as the treasury department led by the bill now before President Hoover would reimburse Thompson.
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Congress
Treasury
Hoover
Thompson
Local Social Notes from North Clinton Falls
North Clinton Falls hosts include Mr and Mrs Mack McCartney of Indianapolis with family visiting the Ensors. Local gatherings feature Green Castle and Slavens reunion at the Spencers. Charles Hart learns of sister Lydia Williams death near Browns Valley.
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Mack McCartney
John Burk
Dorothy Brothers
Bainbridge
Lilly May Burk
S. O. Ensor
Charles Hart
Lydia Williams
Brown's Valley
Clayton Cox
William Cox
Ladies Aid meet and visits across families
The Ladies Aid will meet all day Thursday with Mrs. Terry Woods. Mrs. Jessie Newgent spent Thursday night with her daughter, Mrs. Goldie Kendall and family.
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Ladies Aid
Terry Woods
Jessie Newgent
Goldie Kendall
The Herald History Note on Publisher Charles J. Arnold
The Herald Greencastle edition notes Charles J. Arnold as publisher with The Press origin in 1858. It records usage of 17 19 South Jackson Street in Greencastle Indiana and a local post office mailing status second class.
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Greencastle, Ind
Jackson Street
Greencastle
Indiana
Subscription Rates for Putnam County and Greencastle
By mail in Putnam County two dollars a year outside Putnam County three dollars and fifty cents a year in Greencastle by carrier ten cents a week advertising rates on application
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Putnam County
Greencastle
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