Oldest Buffalo Killed at Zoo by Lightning in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana on July 4 a bolt of lightning struck the iron fence of the Columbian Park Zoo pen, injuring the herd's oldest buffalo. The animal was found dying and later revealed to have all its teeth knocked loose.
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Lafayette
Ind
Columbian Park Zoo
Wheat seedings likely to fall short across Indiana in 1929
Indiana Farm Bureau reports three fourths of wheat growers lack seed for 1929. Farmers urged to sow normal acreage, with early fly free dates and fertilized soil to boost yield. Alfalfa profits noted. district tax meetings planned to discuss budgets and tax reduction strategies.
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Indiana
I. H. Hull
Indiana Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Indiana Taxpayers League
Lewis Taylor
Tax Department
Roachdale Woman Seeks Divorce From Russell Gardner
Goldie Gardner of 23 Railroad Street Roachdale filed for divorce in Putnam Circuit Court alleging non support harsh treatment threats and ungovernable temper since their marriage on May 12 1926 and separation on November 17 1927. Attorneys James and Allee represent the plaintiff.
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Goldie Gardner
Roachdale
Railroad Street
Putnam
Russell Gardner
James & Allee
Drowned Child in Rock Creek Near West Lebanon
Arnold Ottinger ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Ottinger of West Lebanon drowned in Rock Creek east of West Lebanon He stepped into a deep hole while playing near a culvert and was swept under water authorities reported the drowning occurred July 6 in Adams County Indiana INS wire service.
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Attica
Ind
INS
Arnold Ottinger
Ed Ottinger
West Lebanon
Rock Creek
Death Shrouds Alfred Loewenstein’s Mysterious Fall
Dunkirk dispatch reports officials expect a death by accident verdict in the case of Capt. Alfred Loewenstein famed Belgian banker. Police chief Trueillard says no murder motive found and assigns unlikely self destruction given lack of reason. Family suspects accident. associates react with indignation.
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Dunkirk
France
INS
Alfred Loewenstein
Trueillard
Crosens
Loewenstein
Brussels
Indiana State Fair opens September with record premiums
The Indiana State Fair premium list is mailed on request from Secretary E. J. Barker. The fair runs September 1 to 8 with 162193.88 in premiums and purses, the largest among U S state fairs. Entries close August 15 with special and open classes offering double chances for cash prizes ribbons and medals.
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E. J. Barker
State House
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
Record Wheat Harvest Could Break 1914 Kansas Record
Kansas farmers with ideal harvest conditions begin pulling great combines into action. They aim to surpass the 180 million bushels Kansas set in 1914, a world record. Heat and humidity take a toll in cities as the Fourth of July brings three heat victims in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Supreme court review doubtful in Hickman case
San Francisco July 6 The United States Supreme Court may not review William Edward Hickman the confessed kidnapper slayer of Marion Parker. California State Supreme Court clerk B Grant Taylor says appeals require consent of both courts and fin al action by the state court yesterday leaves Hickman’s fate to the gallows at San Quentin likely by mid October.
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San Francisco
INS
William Edward Hickman
United States Supreme Court
B. Grant Taylor
State Supreme Court of California
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
San Quentin Prison
Raley Divorce Filed in Putnam Circuit Court
Hellen C. Raley seeks a divorce from Carl V. Raley in Putnam Circuit Court. They wed October 31, 1922 and separated July 4, 1927. She alleges abandonment and lack of support and that he declared he did not love her and did not intend to live with her.
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Hellen C. Raley
W. M. Sutherlin
Putnam
Carl V. Raley
Restoration of Maiden Name for Hellen C Shuey
Woman testifies in a court case seeking restoration of her maiden name Hellen C Shuey and cites Bainbridge as her residence and hospital maid as her occupation. The record notes she also references a person named Welsome and a belief she was cursed.
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Hellen C. Shuey
Bainbridge
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