Grand jury may report in fraud cases says judge
Judge Jan Pritchard instructed Marion County grand jurors that a definite report in the Marion County Construction Company and Irvington Land Company investigations would be appropriate. No indictments have been returned, but two witnesses may be heard. cases could reopen with new evidence.
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Grand Jury
Jan Pritchard
Criminal Court
Jaz Pritchard
Defini
Marion County Construction Company
Irvington Land Company
Gonmle
T.m
Land Company
Frank P. Baker
Woman Denies Existence of Supreme Being
Special to The sui t HUOSGO Leo Mrs Helen Judd daughter of Robert Pratt two termis mayor of Soucapolis Minin a Woman of culture wife of At tarnex Wilton rewster Judd works as laundress in Chicago hotel to study social economies from the downtrodden perspective. She adopts socialist theories with her husband and forswears husband child and family. She also denies the existence of a supreme being and holds radical views on divorce and love.
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Robert Pratt
Soucapolis
Minin
Attarnex
Wilton Rewster Judd
Chicatgo
Judd
Mayor Testimony in Oddy Divorce Trial Angers judge
In a peculiar trial, Tom Oddy seeks divorce from Mrs Oddy while religion and cruelty claims unfold. May or Bookwalter testified about Gligy Bluks prayers influencing his stance, with the judge noting he had heard enough. Mrs Oddy described alleged cruelties, admitting she sometimes hurled objects at her husband in self defense.
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Trow
Lawson Slargey
Poelier
Oddy
Congress Opens Sixtieth Session in Washington
Congress convenes its sixtieth session in Washington with a brisk agenda expected. Lawmakers anticipate limited legislation though several major issues, especially currency questions, will be debated in both chambers.
Powerful Plea at Mrs Bradley Murder Trial
Judge Powers makes a strong appeal for Mrs Bradley charged with the murder of ex senator Arthur Brown. The big trial nears its end as crowds press to enter the courtroom while men and women clash in the corridors seeking admission.
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Ada Patterson
Washington
Drowning in White River Near Washington Ind
Three young men from this city attempted to cross White river in a skiff early today. The boat overturned and Maher and Sahm drowned while Patrick Kelly clung to the overturned craft and swam to safety.
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White River
Washington
Ind
John Maher
Ducohs Sahm
Patrick Kelly
Maher
Sahm
Kelly
Indiana express rate probe reopened by Railroad Commission
The adjourned inquiry into express company rates and discrimination in Indiana was restarted Monday by the Railroad Commission. The hearing, paused for missing evidence, resumes with new information now available.
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Indiana
Sun Home Page Greatest Writers Discuss Subjects of Interest
Sun page highlights top national writers discussing topics of broad interest to all Sun readers. Readers are urged to share the feature with friends and engage with the diverse perspectives presented.
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SUN
Sixties Congress opens with Cannon bid for speakership
Special to the Suns reports Washington December 2 as the sixties Congress convenes amid ceremony and partisan maneuvering. Republicans back Uncle Joe Cannon for speaker while Democrats back John Sharp Williams. The opening includes swearing in, resignation notes, and early skirmishes over rules as politics looms ahead of the presidential campaign.
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Washington
Congress
Moon Locay
Mission
Cannon
Hanks
Senate
Renard Everett Hale
Chapain
Hale
House
Roosevelt
Morgan
Pettus
Alabama
Alexander McDowell
Pennsylvania
Lonerworth
Henry N
Williams
John Dalzell
Rules Committee
Slemp
Virginia
Smith
Illnois
County treasurer tests new depository law in suit plan
Edward J Robison, set to be county treasurer, seeks to test the new depository law by asking banks to provide daily vouchers for county funds. He argues banks may withhold vouchers for three months under the act, complicating tracking of county disbursements and interest during delays. He plans to sue if banks refuse.
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Edward J. Iubison
Hehisau
Robison
Denny
Family Tragedy On Wabash River Mocking Fate
Special report from Sus CAWASTE details a fatal river crossing at Meunie where two sons and their father attempted a ford across the Wabash. Allegations claim Hugh was shoved by the younger man and later struck by an oar in a deadly quarrel over seating. One version cites drunkenness as the cause.
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Wabash River
Meunie
Thomas
Hugh
Cie
Fire destroys block in Houston area causing massive loss
Special to The Cun reports a fire in Houston early today that gutted the block bounded by Main Fanning Congress and Preston. Loss exceeds half a million dollars as firemen struggled to control the blaze.
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Houston
Tex
Dee
Main, Fanning, Congress
Prestonsts
Trial ends as Judge Powers speaks for Mrs Bradley
The crowded courtroom saw Mrs Bradley endure a final day of testimony with limited signaling from her counsel. Judge Powers delivered a restrained but powerful address as the defense and prosecution clashed over the pistol's purchase and possession details.
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