Cassler murder case may be nolle prosequied in Porter
Gary Indiana Sept 30 Indications that murder indictments against Mrs Catherine Cassler and her son Edward for the death of Cam eola Soutar Chicago dancing girl will be nolle pressed by the state were seen in an announcement by Porter County Prosecuting Attorney W W Bozarth He said he was reluctant to try the case in Porter Circuit Court at Valparaiso after a conference with Judge Grant Crumpacker and believed the murder occurred in Chicago and the body was brought to Indiana by the Casslers who deposited it in a Hebron swamp.
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Catherine Cassler
Hebron W. Co. T. A
Edward
Cameola Souter
Chicago
Nolle
W. W. Bozarth
Porter County
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Porter
Valparaiso
Grant Crumpacker
Soutar
Indiana
Cassler
Hebron
Electro Vitality Treatment Ad Promises No Cure
Today for full particulars concerning my electro vitality treatment. No cure, positively no pay. Joseph Askins of Lima Ohio seeks inquiries about a medical option with guaranteed no payment and emphasizes no cure is claimed.
Grievous Crash Kills 8 Year Old in Corydon Indiana
In Corydon Indiana a car driven by 17 year old Waldo Wetzel skidded in loose gravel injuring three other school children and killing Ethel May Goldman eight year old daughter of Arvil Goldman. The injured are Clara Stevens six with a brain concussion Bertha Stevens nine with a brain concussion and Gwendolyn Barnes daughter of Herman Barnes with a fractured left knee.
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Ind
Ethel
Arvil Goldman
Waldo Wetzel
Louis Wetzel
Goldman
Clara Stevens
Bertha Stevens
Leonard Stevens
Gwendolyn Barnes
Herman Barnes
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Francis Oliver
Creditors heirs and legatees of Francis Oliver deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana on October 24 1929 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Ferd Lucas records the notice dated September 28 1929.
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Francis Oliver
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
Muncie Aviators Face Ryan Charge
Prosecutor Oswald Ryan obtained warrants in Anderson Indiana for the arrest of Dwight Rector Russell Hankfort and Cecil Rector of Muncie aviators who ran an air circus in Elwood taking passengers in planes said to be unlicensed. The case follows the deaths of Charles Folsom and Harold Baugham in a recent crash and hinges on Indiana’s new licensure law for aircraft.
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Charles Folsom
Harold Baugham
Here
Impulse Costly for Brown Student in Indianapolis
Alonzo M. Johnson 21 of Brockton Mass Brown University confessed he and a companion robbed the Hotel Washington cafeteria in Indianapolis of 170 dollars last August. He was sentenced in Marion County criminal court to 10 years at the Indiana State Prison under the new Indiana law imposing heavy penalties.
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Indianapolis
Alonzo M. Johnson
Brockton
Mass
Brown University
Johnson
Hotel Washington
Marion County
Indiana State Prison
Indiana
Johnson cites impulse in armed robbery case
Johnson claimed a sudden impulse prompted the robbery and said he had just completed two years at Brown and planned to return this fall, but now there is no use thinking about that.
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Johnson
Brown
Chattanooga Baseball Club Sold to Washington Group
In Chattanooga on Oct 1 INL reports the Chattanooga baseball club of the Southern League was sold to the Washington American League club. Joe Engel Washington scout closed the deal after arriving from Washington and conferring with local officials. No price was named.
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Bay Chattanooga
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Baseball Club
Joe Engel
Washington
Million and a Half Dollars Returned for World Series Tickets
Chicago October 1 1945 World Series ticket refunds totaled about 1.5 million dollars as 40000 pasteboard sets were mailed to unsuccessful subscribers. Individual applicants received 1 190 640 dollars with roughly 400 more units noted. The sum marks a new high in returns compared with last year when the St Louis Cardinals paid back 300 000 to 400 000 dollars.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Blocked credits shifted to banks and manufacturers
600 was turned back to merchantile agencies, banks and manufacturing concerns that had requested blocks of from 50 to 1,000.
CIVILIAN BALLOON BELIEVED WINNER IN RACE
In the Gordon Bennett balloon race nine entries started from St Louis. Capt Ernest da Muyter reports Belgium’s Religion crossed Corydon Indiana after 222 miles. Goodyear VIII appears winner with an unofficial 355 miles. Army and Navy balloons placed second and third with 345 and 328 miles.
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ST. Louis
Gordon Bennett
Ernest da Muyter
Belgium
Corydon
Ind
de Muyter
United States
Army
Navy
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