Pair Stops To Dress, Meets Death In Fire
Fire gutted the Odd Fellows building in Manchester on Thursday morning. Janitor George E. Catney and his wife died on the fourth floor after being warned to dress. Burt E. Wilder, who warned them, escaped via a blocked stair and was rescued by a fireman. The Odd Fellows HQ housed state offices. Sparks and a 2 mile per hour gale spread through the business district, but the blaze was confined to the building with $125,000 in losses.
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Michael M’Guire Dies at Son’s Home in Indianapolis
Michael M’Guire 67 Civil War veteran and longtime sheriff of the supreme and appellate courts died at his son’s home on Ashland avenue. He served as county sheriff, treasurer, and chaired the county central committee, was Rising Sun postmaster under Harrison, and held Masonic Odd Fellow and K of P memberships. He leaves one son. wife predeceased him. Burial will be in Rising Sun with Masonic rites Friday at 1 PM. funeral at 2709 Ashland Ave.
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Habeas Corpus Lost Extradition Comes in Wabash
In Wabash on April 28 William Lind ley of Wabash, indicted in Traverse City Michigan for forging a deed to property owned by Mrs. Sue Wilson and borrowing 700 dollars on the forged deed, lost habeas corpus proceedings just before extradition papers signed by Governor Marshall arrived. Lind ley was arrested in Indianapolis where he is a well known figure.
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William Lindley
Traverse City
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Sue Wilson
Heinze Suffered Blow In Federal Court Ruling
New York April 28 The defense of Fritz A Heinze on trial for violating federal banking laws took a hit when Judge Hough ruled that evidence about the Mercantile National Bank's condition in August 1907 is admissible. Both sides concede Heinze was not in New York then and his attorney argued he cannot be held responsible for those banking conditions.
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Max Gordon Fined for Liquor License Violations
Special to The Sun. NewWCASTLE Ind April 28 Max Gordon Indianapolis saloon keeper pleaded guilty to two charges of selling liquor without a license and was fined 350 and six months jail. Imprisonment suspended on promise to sell no more and the other 12 cases were nolled.
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Jenkins Named Joint Senator Choice by Two Counties
In Peru Indiana on April 28 the Republican committees of Howard and Miami counties nominated David C. Jenkins of Kokomo for joint senator. Beveridge advised.
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Hack line owners shoot each other in Kentucky duel
In Sturgis Kentucky on April 28 Lazee Henry and James Perkins rivals in the hack linen trade exchanged shots at Dekoven. Both men were found mortally wounded with multiple bullet wounds and lay at death's door.
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James Perkins
Hack Linen
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Man Dies on Train in Wooster Without Name
A well dressed man believed to be a traveling salesman died on a Pennsylvania line train in Wooster Ohio this morning. He wore a marked suit and gave no name. evidence suggests he was a resident of St Paul Minnesota.
Vote by County on Marshall Plan Debate Stirs Convention
A speech denounces boss power and the primary system while urging public nomination of candidates. The speaker questions who would fund inspectors, praises Bryan and Marshall, and calls on the convention to vote on the senatorial nominating plan amid campaign scrutiny.
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Kern Leading in Big Fight for Senator
Indiana politics frame a heated debate over direct senatorial selection. Senator Shively and Samuel M. Ralston clash with supporters of the Marshall plan as delegates, counting votes and rights, while Lamb and McCullough argue for convention authority and a direct vote.
Indiana history teachers to meet at Clar pool
A voluntary Indiana history teachers group, independent this year, will hold a two-day session at Clar pool beginning Friday. Only a few delegates are expected. The Indiana Historical Society assists with the program. Demirchus C. Brown, secretary of the state library board, will speak Friday on the destruction of Fox Indians in the French and Indian wars, using old Paris documents.
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Miller Leaves No Will Shrewd Indiana Businessman Dies
Hiram W. Miller a top Indiana businessman dies intestate leaving a 400000 dollar estate to his widow and five children. William E. Miller appointed administrator by Judge Frank B. Ross in probate court Thursday morning.
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Two IU Students Arrested In Pawn Shop Find
Indiana University students Howard Stein and Edwin Frazer were arrested by Detective Henry Askin after police found them in a Terre Haute pawn shop with two new suits and revolvers. Each claimed ownership disputes, and charges of loitering and carrying concealed weapons were filed.
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Atlanta
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Bloomington
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Judge Collins Not Judge of Indecency
Police court hears exhibit of obscene post cards as part of Hyland crusade against indecent literature. Postcard set from Fred Fowler's shop will be reviewed by Postoffice Inspector Fletcher to determine indecency and legality. Fowler faces 32 charges. if guilty, obscene cards to be confiscated. Bloomington stores also reported robbery of clothing and luggage, with two suspects held until Friday.
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Federal Janitor Dies at Lenavouess Hospital
Richard Sellers aged 68, a janitor at the federal building, died Thursday morning at 1 80 at Lenavouess Hospital. Authorities release few details as the investigation continues.
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Health and Beauty Answers Y MRS MAE MARTYN
Health and Beauty Answers presents a series of home remedies and cosmetic tips. The column features reader questions on skin whitening, foot care, hair removal, shampoo, blood cleansing, weight loss, pimples, and eye care with product recommendations, simple recipes, and at home tonics.
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Deed to Nephew In Probate Court
Grace Christian appeared in probate court and agreed to deed the $33,000 estate left by Harry E. Christian to Henry FP. Christian. The son, nine months with mother, three with father, triggered the sister’s inheritance. she deeded to Union Trust for the boy until he reaches 21. Bliss Native Herbs, 225 W. Washington St.
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Suit Seeks 2000 From Dentist Over Tooth Extractions
Mrs. Lillie Jongey of East St. Louis sues a local dental parlor for 2000 after a dentist allegedly pulled two teeth though directed to extract one. She says she warned of a weak heart and asked to avoid opiates, yet cocaine and chlorof orm were given, leaving her unconscious overnight and needing three doctors.
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