Notre Dame Student Killed in Mock Hold Up Tragedy
Claude A Bagby a 20 year old Notre Dame student is dead after a mock holdup planned by fellow students misfired when Louly Roquela halted the scene. Roquela, a South American student, believed the hold up was real and fired a pistol, killing Bagby. Roquela claims defense of life and police and university officials withhold names pending investigation.
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Claude A. Bagby
Notre Dame
Ind
Notre Dame University
Bagby
South Bend
Lonesome
Cedar Grove
Louly Roquela
Colombia
South America
Roquels
Michigan Glee Club
Oliver Opera House
Michigan
Baghy
Colorado
Raquela
Ared
Hoquelu
Wime Ssory
McWeeny
Potie
Shrer
Desperado Kulns Plans Local Return to Lawful Life
Fragmentary report indicates Dee Marvi Kulns, once dubbed desperado who threatened Gov Herrick, aims to resume life in Churubusco with friends and seek lawful business status. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Churubusco
Sum Churbusco
Dee
Marvi Kulns
Gov. Herrick
Onin
Kuhrs
Knightstown Burglars Strike Local Homes
Local police report a string of burglaries in Knightstown over the past week. Investigators seek leads and remind residents to secure properties and report suspicious activity.
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Knightstown
Kip
Knightstow
Bee
Eral
Leen Karigea
Polce Beleveth
Miss Vernice Smith Dead In Plainfield
Miss Vernice Smith of Plainfield Indiana dies after appendicitis as a young woman of note. Daughter of M Smith, her sudden passing is reported as a prominent local loss with attention to family and community impact.
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Vernice Smith
Sneojal
Plainfield
Ind
Vernee Smith
M. Smith
Death Claims Newhouse in Knightstown
Special to the Sun reports Mina than Newhouse aged 59 died in Knightstown Indiana after a long illness. He was formerly a resident of Rush County and connected with local affairs.
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Newhouse
Knightatown
Ind
Minathan Newhouse
Rush Courtly
Henry Buye A Store Owner Takes Lion Department Store
Special to the Saw from Anderson Ind December C Charles L Henry traction magnate of Indianapolis yesterday became sole owner of the Lion department Store in his city by buying out partner George W Davis for 5000 dollars.
Bulletin launches as Indiana Independent Telephone association issue
The Telephone Magazine association issues its first 16 page monthly bulletin The Bulletin printed in two colors focuses on state and district organization and independent telephone exchanges. It features James B Hoge of Cleveland and George W Beers of Fort Wayne with Indiana and national news.
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Indiana
Vhia
Charles 8. Norton
Indiana Independent Telephone Association
Penfield 18 Silent Developments After Resignation
Washington dispatch details turmoil following Willa L. Penfield of Auburn Indiana resigning as state department solicitor. Potential complications involve David F. Thee of Nebraska. Thompson’s ambassadorial nomination to Mexico faces Senate scrutiny. Penfield’s report on the Brazilian mission allegedly displeased the department, prompting a reshuffle and questions about motives and future disclosures.
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Washington
Willa L. Penfield
Auburn
Ind
State Department
David F. Thee
Nebraska
Messcun
Thompson
Mexico
Senate
Bolicitor Penfield
Tor
Brazil
Department
Penfield
Hifl
Adam
Dwige Abspeth
Paht
Dirmly Werane
Root
Tucan
de. Penfield
Work Rushes on at Indiana Harbor and Southern line
Chief Engineer Stith of the I Hy W o leaves Friday night to inspect southern wood tire work. Two steam shovels and a gravel train are in use as brisk labor pushes to finish before severe weather. General Supt Gordon tours the Indianapolis and Springfield division while Stott is named division superintendent for Kunena City Southern. The Central Association of Railroad Officers Indianapolis division holds its annual meeting Monday in January.
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Stith
I. Hy & Wo
Indiana Harbor
Supt. Gordon
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Federal Exam for Quantum Computation Position
Examinations will be held at the Federal Building in Indianapolis on January 24 and 25 for a vacancy as means computer at the United Oval Observatory and related offices. Applicants must be under 35. range set at 20 years or more. content covers pure mathematics, practical computations, logarithms, and general theory.
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Indianapolia
United Oval Observatory
Golden spike completes Lima Findlay electric rail line
A golden spike ceremony near Findlay marked completion of the Lima Findlay extension of the Western Ohio electric railway. The event links Pittsburgh to Crawfordsville via continuous electric service, with guests from Indiana Ohio and Michigan. Through tickets and through routes connect Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit and Pittsburgh area cities, promising expanded intercity travel and large property investments.
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Sa Lima
Street Railway Journal
Findlay
Lima-Findlay
Inc
Tony
Ohio
Penns Ayante
Michiean
Imlam
Tiuaville
Crawfordaville
Hay City
Mich
Cincinnati
Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
San Francisco
London
Guesta
Hermkt
Indiana Union Traction Company
Indianapulis
Hidiana
Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Cleveland
Payton & Tray
Westral Ohio & Toledo
Bowling Grew & Linera
Dayteay
Toledo
Detroit
Cincinnati Northern Traction Company
Luwannati
Payton
Uineimat
Font Dedication at Centralive Reformet Church
A new baptismal font will be dedicated at the Centralive Reformet Church on Sunday evening. The font was presented to the church recently by Mrs. Miriey Toe.
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Mra Miriey Toe
Calvin J. Fletcher
Palescine
Covenant Congressational Church
New Year's Eve Concert by Indianapolis Macnerchor Society
The Indianapolis Macnerchor Society announces its second New Year's Eve concert on Sunday evening in December. Director Franz Beltinger leads assisted by Mme Shotwell-Piper of New York, a renowned dramatic soprano, in a program featuring Brahms Schubert and other works by mixed and men’s choirs.
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Indianapolis Macnerchor Socieey
Dec
Franz Beltinger
Mme
shotwell-Piper
New York
Shotwells Piper
New England
Metropolitan
Roberts Park
Oral Society
Edward Taylor
Alpert ‘Murlstorin
Choral Society
Owl
Innocent Buyer Loses Watch in Pawn Trial
John McCollum challenged Leopold Krauss over a watch pledged as security at 7 W. Washington. Justice Smock presided and McCollum recovered the watch, while Krauss paid fees totaling four dollars. The watch had been stolen from McCollum weeks earlier by highwaymen.
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John McCollum
Pleasant
Leopold Kraum
W. Washington
Justice At the Peace
Krauss
McCollum
Wehwaymen
Nix
Krause Wan
Kraupa
Sherrick Case Set for Special Judge in Misappropriation Trial
Attorney Wilborn Wilson named as special judge to try David E. B. Sherrick, auditor Tarineh of state, on charges of misappropriation of state funds. Judge Fremont Alford announced the appointment, noting prior motions for a change of venue and pledging a speedy trial.
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Wilborn Wilson
David EB. Sherrivi
Tarineh
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court
Jane
Sherrick
Alford
Wilson
Shermek
Tehar
Sherpick Sild
Nyse
ASK 2 CENT FARE Advocates Seek New Mileage Law
A heated conference among representatives from transportation groups and lawmakers examined proposals to fix lower rates and adopt a new mileage book system. Debate centered on requiring a $10 deposit and a $200 book price, with railroad officials opposing changing the current method. Governor Hunty urged legislative action to settle the issue and consider a state mileage law.
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Yursseniger
Tracy Jogren
Uchet
Hanly
Garyene
Grocers to rest Sundays in Northeast district
Grocery merchants in the northeast district bounded by the Lake Erie tracks and Rural Street have agreed to close Sundays starting December 1. The move is a coordinated effort by grocers, with many South Side stores already observing Sunday rest by Saturday.
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Lake Erie
Corn Train Return Ends Ambis Tour
The corn train tour concluded Friday afternoon in Ambis after four days, drawing an estimated 3,200 listeners. Postal cards offered information on corn literature and requests for names and addresses of interested persons. L. W. Henry, editor of Farm Stat, praised the venture’s success.
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Ambis
Uns
Purdue
L. W. Henry
Farm Stat
Ventura
Harmony in Ninth Congressional District Convention Hopes
Peaceful preparations mark the Ninth district Republican convention at Crawfordsville on January 16 with George Dinwiddie set for voting. Lebanon pursues hosting duties to renominate Charles B. Landis for Congress, while Frankfort Nobleville and Nu Ko mo also seek the honor amid a lively regional contest.
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Ninth
Crawfordville
George Dinwiddie
Fred A. Sims
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Charles B. Landis
Voner
Frankfort
Nebleaville
Nukomo
Henur
Divorce Suit Reveals Wife Suspects Affair
A Chicago judge hears a divorce action brought by Mrs. Siddall against her husband, citing suspected infidelity involving a vaunting flirtation with Miss Wall at the Nehalselstall candy factory. Evidence includes photographs and door observations as the couple disputes assets, alimony, and the custody of their child. Concert selections from jurors’ children punctuate the proceedings.
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Elreult
Pritay
Slolttatt
Nehalselstall
Misa Vall
Bate
Siddall
Chicago
John Ruckelshaus
Platnul
Watch Night Meeting At Rescue Mission Houchet
A watch night meeting will be held Sunday night at the Rescue Mission in Houchet and Virginineage. On New Year day there will be an open house from 2 to 5 a.m. Revital services will be held at the mission every night during January.
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Houchet
Virginineage
Wi Rynlsten
Terre Haute
Ro Scattlyde
Bedford
Assault on Richmond Judge Shocks City
Special report from Richmond Indiana recounts an assault on City Judge Perry J. Freeman. The attacker Louis Bymona allegedly assaulted Freeman whose face was badly battered in the incident described in early December dispatches.
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Richmond
Ind
Perry J. Freeman
Louis Bymona
Freeman
Will Bo
New Year Events And Obituary Notes In City
City notices report New Year dances at Mocier’s Bull Market and Nobletta and open houses by Northwestern Republican Club and Molintey club. Obituaries note deaths of Mrs. Margaret Cravan and James Hawk. Church events include Evangelical conference and services at several congregations, with engagements by Rev. Barker and Dr. Fletcher. A Garfield park board rumor, a new city police mention, and a funeral time for Captain Schmidt are included among civic updates.
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Bennett Carel
Morton Monument Commission weighs new renderings for Oliver Morton statue
The Morton Monument Commission meets Tuesday to award the contract for the late Oliver P Morton statue. Secretary Lucas received a model from Prinkia Simmons, now in ruin, and the commission is pleased. Other artists seek more time to prepare models but no extension will be granted. Lucas plans a venture with Morton and Indiana state groups to raise funds.
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Munthl
Abe Morton
Oliver P. Morton
D. BR. Lucas
Prinkia Simmons
Lucas
Morton
Indhina
Grand Army
Extension of Crawfordsville road boulevard planned
Plans outline a boulevard along Crawfordsville road from Indianarige bridge over Full creek to connect with Riverekte boulevard. The Park Board will hear Clyde Power's report toward the end of January. The project fits Indianapolis’ broader boulevard expansion.
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Crawfordsville
Full Creek
Park Udard
Clyde Power
Indianapolis
Mason a Bankrupt and the Fall of a Bank Cashier
The petition for voluntary bankruptcy in U S court names BF Mason of Hagerstown as linked to the Commercial bank failure last summer. It alleges cashier John Bowman, Mason’s brother in law and Bowman's associate, betrayed trust and diverted deposits. Mason admits loss from the wreck, while Bowman’s defalcations are pegged at 519.9M though destination of funds remains unclear. Receiver lists assets and liabilities, with deposits subject to check and various accounts totaling substantial sums.
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United States Court
Mseon
Hagerstown
Commercial Bank
John Bowman
Mason
Owman
Bownan
Cambridge City
New Castle
Musun Fias
Labil Itlens
Cinima
United States
FBI
Pianc
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Friany
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Drace M. BL
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Colorado Springs
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New Jersey
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W. Merrilst
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B. Chivers
New Yo
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Las Pure
Claypool
Garfield Park
Park Board
Ree R. M. Beck
Pittsburg
Smith-Premier Typewriter Company
Mr. Beck
James Hawk
Central Hospital For the Insane
Hawk
RRR
Indiang University Aluymni
Grand Hotel
Albert Rabb
Central Christian Church
Avgutay
George H. Thoma
George H. Thomas
Plarvon's Hall
TRE
Stannfeld
Meridian-st
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J. J. Marsis
E. Seventeenth-St. Christian Church
Elbert Stussell
Eartham Col
M.A. Span
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