Muskegon Police Kill Noted Bandit in Downtown Duel
In Muskegon Chief Hansen said bandit known as Dutch Anderson, linked to Gerald Chapman, was killed in a duel with Detective Charles Hammond after a counterfeit bill incident. The officer died after protecting the city, and $2000 in counterfeit money was found on the outlaw. Federal authorities to recover the body.
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Hammond
Hansen
United Press
Anderson
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Two men held for public intoxication in city
James Lewis and a young man named Robert Boyd were arrested on North Monfort street around 9 p m on charges of public intoxication. They pleaded not guilty in city court this morning and were released on 100 bond each with a hearing set for November 5.
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James Lewis
Robert Boyd
North Monfort Street
Spillman
Gilbert
Alma Green and Edith Stewart Return to Indianapolis
Misses Alma Green and Edith Stewart have returned to Indianapolis after spending Sunday with home folks in Newpoint.
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Alma Green
Edith Stewart
Indianapolis
Newpoint
Son searches Covington for missing father John Beatty
Charles Beatty, son of John Beatty who vanished from his home here days ago, traveled to Covington, Kentucky, yesterday to begin a nationwide search. He said his father might be staying with relatives in Covington as part of the effort.
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Charles Beatty
John Beatty
Covington
Young Beatty
Bruner Surrenders After Six Week Manhunt
Earl Bruner who escaped from Putnamville state farm six weeks ago gave himself up to Sheriff Maddux this morning in Greensburg. He faces a two year term at Michigan City for larceny, originally sentenced for milk can theft from the interurban freight depot.
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Earl Bruner
Putnamville
Maddux
Bruner
Greensburg
Agai
Michigan City
Millhousen Farmer Bernard Ruberg Dies at 51
Bernard Ruberg, 51, a well known Millhousen area farmer, died yesterday evening at his home after a illness of complications. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. in Millhousen Church with Rev. J. A. Urich. burial in Millhousen Cemetery.
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Bernard Ruberg
Millhousen
J. A. Urich
Local Girl Appeared In Moving Pictures
Mrs. Ralph Drake of San Francisco visits relatives in town. Formerly Vera Renegar she left ten years ago and wrote scenarios. She acted in Honolulu and Hollywood films including The White Flower and Old Lives for New. Drake plans to return to Indianapolis to visit her mother Mrs H H Kronz.
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Ralph Drake
San Francisco
Cleo Renegar
Ott Rybolt
Vera Renegar
Honolulu
Memphis
Local Boy Harold Meek Sees First Real Action in Football Game
Harold Meek a substitute on the Butler College football squad saw his first real action Saturday as right tackle against Rose Poly. He played the first half helping push the score to 31 0 before final 38 0. Harold visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Cliff Meek on Sunday and expressed satisfaction with his opportunity on the gridiron.
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Harold Meek
Butler
Rose Poly
Harold
Cliff Meek
Morphine on Deathbed Statement in Stephenson Case
Noblesville Indiana November 2 The defense in the Stephenson trial claims a morphine dose given to Madge Oberholtzer before she signed a deathbed statement undermines its credibility They argue the statement was not made in her dying moments and was signed days before her death Nurses and doctors testified about treatments and infections while prosecutors press the state’s murder case against Stephenson Klinck and Gentry
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Madge OQ Oberholtzer
John Kingsbury
Miss Oberholtzer
Miss Spratley
Remy
Kingsbury
Asa Smith
Oberholtzers
Stephenson
Eph Inman
Oberholtzer
Gentry
Inman
Motion to Stop Evidence and Dismiss Jury in Ober Murder Trial
In Noblesville Indiana on November 2 a motion seeks to bar admission of evidence and dismiss the jury in the murder trial of D C Stephenson Farl Klink and Farl Gentry over the death of Miss Madge Ober. The case centers on alleged complicity and fatality in a high profile homicide. The court will decide whether the trial proceeds with the current jury or a new panel.
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Noblesville, Ind
D. C
Women urged to vote in Greensburg elections
The Women's Christian Temperance Union calls on every woman with citizenship in Greensburg to vote early Tuesday morning for the men who will manage city affairs for the next four years. It frames voting as a privilege and duty.
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The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Greensburg
Voters to decide mayor and council in Greensburg election
Voters in Greensburg and 104 Indiana municipalities head to polls from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. to decide mayor clerk and city council seats. Republicans claim a full city ticket while Democrats seek gains. Returns will be reported from Greensburg city hall and Daily News building assembly room.
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Indiana
Greensburg
Indianapolis
Daily News
Clergyman Willis D Engle Remembered in Indianapolis Death
The Rev Willis D Engle died at his home in Indianapolis on Sunday afternoon. He had been rector in Greensburg about twenty years ago and served at St Pauls Episcopal in Indianapolis. Born October 22 1846 in Niles Michigan he was a Mason since 1869 and led Mystic Tie lodge for 48 years receiving Scottish and York Rite honors. Funeral is set for 10 30 tomorrow with Masonic participation.
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Willis D. Engle
Indianapolis
Greensburg
Episcopal Church
East Hendricks Street
Mr. Engle
Niles
Midh
Mystic Tie Lodge
Columbus
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Mr and Mrs Will Kirby Visit Columbus Friends
Mr and Mrs Will Kirby of north east of town visited friends in Columbus yesterday.
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Will Kirby
North‘east of
Town
Columbus
Happenings Tonight Across City Clubs and Venues
City Council and community groups including Rotary Club Odd Fellows Haymakers American Legion Strand Theatre K of P Theatre host events tonight in a lively civic program across multiple venues.
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City Council
Rotary Club
Odd Fellows
Haymakers
American Legion
Strand Theatre
K. of P. Theatre
Weather Update Forecast Shows Warmer Central Region
The bulletin reports fair conditions tonight with warmer readings in the central portion. Tuesday is expected partly overcast with moderate temperatures across the area.
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Wes
Attorneys Begin Fourth District Organization Meeting
A large Decatur county gathering heard William C. Coryell outline bar association goals and education on the Constitution. Plans were announced for district meetings in Osgood and Versailles, with a Muscatatuck Inn gathering set for Friday night to finalize the district organization.
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Ing
Decatur County
Court House
William C. Coryell
Marion
State Committee On Bar Organization
Bar Associations
Lee Tremain
Bar Association
Craig
Wickens
Jenkins
North Vernon
Dix
J. A. VanOsdel
Anderson
William A. Dickens
Indianapolis
State Association
Corvell
T. E. Davidson
Bishop Leete to Speak at Greensburg Methodist Meet
Indianapolis area Methodist leader Bishop F D Leete will address Greensburg Methodist Church at the first Brotherhood meeting this week. Ladies plan to serve meals for 125 men and tickets must be bought by Wednesday noon from any Methodist men's class member or M E Richey at his market.
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F. D. Leete
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
Greensburg
M. E. Richey
Infant Lane Dies at Westport Home
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lane died yesterday morning at their home two miles east of Westport. The baby was born Saturday. Short funeral services and burial were held at Westport Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
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Thomas Lane
Westport
Fred Ackers Visits North Vernon On Business
Fred Ackers traveled to North Vernon on business this morning for unspecified meetings and engagements in the town.
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Fred Ackers
North Vernon
Farmers to Hold Special Meeting in Decatur County
Farmers of Decatur county will hold a mass meeting at the courthouse Tuesday evening. Speakers include Hon. William Settle, president of the state federation, and Jameswaltney, head of the wheat pool. Attendees urged. event promises valuable discussion for farmers.
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Decatur County
Court House
State Federation
William Settle
Wheat Pool
Jameswaltney
Machine Hits Cow In Road Near Porter's Camp
Charles Kirkpatrick with Miss Margaret Ewing and Mrs. Elmer Seward escaped serious injury last night when their car struck a wandering cow near Porter's camp, 15 miles west of town, and overturned. Fog limited visibility. vehicle towed to town for repairs. Kirkpatrick lightly injured. others unhurt.
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Charles Kirkpatrick
Margaret Ewing
Elmer Seward
Kirkpatrick
Edinburg
Porter
George Reed
Allegro Music Club Invites Members for First Meeting
The Allegro Music Club, formed by high school students, will hold its first meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at Miss Margaret Miller’s North Franklin street home. Thirty charter members start, with hopes for balanced gender membership and talent across piano violin saxophone and vocal numbers plus a talk on similar clubs' work.
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Allegro Music Club
Margaret Miller
Franklin Street
Allegro
New Laundry to Open in Greensburg by Local Men
Elmo Douglas and Clinton Buckingham, noted local figures, have leased Charles T. Gilmore's two story North Broadway building to establish a second Greensburg laundry. Opening is expected around January 1 as final preparations proceed.
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Elmo Douglas
Clinton Buckingham
Charles T. Gilmore
North Broadway
Greensburg
Octogenarian Player Wins Cinch Night in South Bend
Jacob Woolverton, 80, a South Bend millionaire, visited the Cinch Club with Walter B. Pleak and Curt McCoy. He sat in for three rounds and cleaned up all opponents, proving he knew how to play cinch.
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Jacob Woolverton
South Bend
Walter B. Pleak
Curt McCoy
Politics on the boil in many cities
Indiana voters head to the polls to elect city officials in 104 municipalities as Republicans and Democrats battle for control. Indianapolis, Lafayette, Fort Wayne, Terre Haute, South Bend and others see intense contests with Klans issue influencing races. Republicans claim several gains while Democrats eye wins in Columbus Connersville Warsaw Winchester Michiana areas.
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Ft. Wayne
John Hosey
Hosey
William Geake
Terre Haute
Ora G. Davis
South Bend
Chester Montgomery
Samuel Leeper
Columbus
Stanley J. Cooper
Cassius B. Cooper
Connersville
Warsaw
Winchester
Michigan City
Brazil
Bedford
Marion
Gary
Greensburg
Bloomington
Frankfort
Peru
Huntington
Shelbyville
Elwood
Rushville
Greencastle
Tipton
Lebanon
Kokomo
Newwcastle
John Starks Spends Weekend With Family in Newpoint
Cincinnati worker John Starks spent the weekend visiting relatives in Newpoint, enjoying time with his hometown kin and catching up with longtime friends.
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John Starks
Cincinnati
Newpoint
Mrs Charles Stillwell Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Charles Stillwell has returned to her Indianapolis home following a visit with Mrs. Caroline McDermitt at Newpoint.
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Charles Stillwell
Indianapolis
Caroline McDermitt
Newpoint
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Muskegon, Mich
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Muskegon Announced
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Gerald
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Necticut
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Lieut
Roy Ferris
Covington, Ky
Penal Farm
Trio
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Attoorneys
Beatrice Spratley
Hother
Sparks
North Ver
Fourth District
Methodist Brotherhood
Leete
Lane
Politi
Cal
Democratic
Walter Myers
John L. Du~vall
Lafayette
George R. Durgan
Albert Ross
Durgan
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