Indiana bankers eligible for parole under new law
Twelve bankers imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth may be released under the new federal parole law. Three are eligible to parole and nine may have sentences shortened. cases include J L Broderick of Elkhart and G A Conzman of Terre Haute. Local men Emmerich Prinzler Gall Cochrane also face possible term reductions.
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Indiana
Ft. Leavenworth, Kas
United States
C. W. Miller
J. L. Broderick
Indiana National Bank of Elkhart
G. A. Conzman
Vigo County National Bank of Terre Haute
Fred Lubbe
First National Bank of
Dillsborough
Anderson
Parole Board
Indianapolis
Max P. Emmerich
Capital National Bank
Harry G. Prinzler
Paul C. Gall
Oscar Cochrane
American National Bank
Marker Brothers
Tipton
Wm. H. Marker
Noah Marker
Miller
J. H. Phillips
Terre Haute National Bank
Frank H. Nicolai
City National Bank of
Auburn
E. M. Detzer
Ft. Wayne
Body of Jack Reid Recovered From Water
A telegram announced the recovery of Jack Reid's body, the Indianapolis auto racing driver drowned when a motorboat capsized on the St. Lawrence River July 22. He was associated with W. B. Tousey who lured him from cars to boats. The funeral party will depart Saturday at 7 AM for Milligan, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Fisher
Jack Reid
Indianapolis
St. Lawrence River
Reid Hand
W. B. Tousey
Tousey
Reid
Hall Place
Trash Smell Prompts Injunction Suit on Eddy Street
A pile of junk on the sidewalk at 523 Eddy Street spurs an injunction suit against Ephraim Krott. Morris Caplin, across the street, says offensive odors have persisted for over a year and seeks a restraining order plus $2,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Street
Ephraim Krott
Morris Caplin
Krott
Caplin
Boone County Set To Hold Fourth Annual Reunion
The Boone County Association will meet at Brookside Park Sunday at 1 p.m. A basket lunch is planned and a program includes music, invocaton by Rev J T Johnson, opening remarks by President D H Olive, an address by Hon T J Terhune, and recitals by Mrs Claude Stephenson and by Mr and Mrs Sam Potter with additional recitations by Mrs 8 R Artman.
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Boone County
Boone County Association
Brookside Park
J. T. Johnson
D. H. Olive
T. J. Terhune
Claude Stephenson
Sam Potter
R. Artman
Girl Encounters Burglar in Dim Hall
Sibyl Batman, 14, surprised an intruder in her mother Mrs. Hattie Batman's home at 1504 Ashland Avenue Thursday night. The burglar, hiding near crates in a moved set, fled as the girl screamed. Police searched the area without success.
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Hattie Batman
Ashland Avenue
Sibyl Batman
New Commander Visits Fort Benjamin Harrison in Casual Tour
Brig. Gen. Charles L. Hodges, new commander of the Department of the Lakes, visited Fort Benjamin Harrison with Col. Thomas Cruse and Lieut. Hodges. He will command September militia and regular troop maneuvers and noted the fort and grounds pleased him. The group, arriving in civilian dress, returned to Chicago Thursday night.
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Department of the Lakes
Charles L. Hodges
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Thomas Cruse
Department of Lakes
Hodges
Frederick Dent Grant
Chicago
Dentist Walter Row Dies After Sunstroke While Fishing
Connersville Indiana dentist Dr Walter Row 30 was found dead face down in White Water river shallow water near Connersville. County coroner believes sunstroke caused death as he had suffered illness and gone fishing with his father in law. He leaves a widow and was brother to Dr G Row and Police Sergt Frank Row of Indianapolis.
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Walter Row
Connersville
Ind
White Water River
Row
G. Row
Frank Row
Indianapolis
Rosie the Bull Terrier Foiled By Firefighters Rescue
Rosie, a young bull terrier at fire headquarters, tangled in a dog catcher net near a building site. Fire Chief Coats and firefighters urged the catchers to release the trapped dog, averting a risky confrontation and freeing Rosie from the net.
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Rosie
Fire
Chief Coats
Coots
Changes Needed in Truancy Laws Says Director
James L. Fieser director of the truancy department urges Indiana to raise compulsory schooling to age 16 and adopt a stricter law with smaller parental fines and more truancy officers. He cites low fines collected, high absences, and a 98 percent boy share in truancy, plus a push for supervised juvenile reform to prevent crime and reduce future public costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
James L. Fieser
C. N. Kendall
Fieser
Bottle Thrown at Car Wounds Woman on Roosevelt Dearborn
Mrs. William Williams of 2204 La Salle Street was struck on the head by a bottle thrown through a window of a street car at Roosevelt Avenue and Dearborn Street Thursday night. She suffered a scalp wound from the attack by a gang of boys on the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
LaSalle Street
Brightwood Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Dearborn Street
Methodists Plan to Rededicate Yorktown Church
Rev J H Runkle announces Yorktown Methodist church remodeled for 15000 dollars will be rededicated Sunday September 4 at the church. The event marks a reopening after the extensive remodel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Yorktown
Ind
J. H. Runkle
Yorktown Methodist Church
Minister Rickoff Dies at 59 of Brights Disease
Rev. Mannasseh F. Rickoff former pastor of the Sixth Christian church died at his home 603 East McCarty street at 6 oclock Thursday night. He previously taught school and served with Christian churches in Marion and Ft Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannasseh F. Rickoff
Sixth Christian Church
Bright
East
McCarty Street
Rickoff
Marion
Ft. Wayne
Paralysis Causes Death of W. B. Downey
William Bays Downey, Civil War veteran and early Indianapolis mail carrier, died at 72 from paralysis caused by war injuries. Born in Ohio, he served with the Third Indiana cavalry, endured Libby Prison, later joined the mail service and the pension bureau, and was active in the G. A. R. His wife Flora Elliott had predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Bays Downey
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Continental National Bank
Brandt C. Downey
Mr. Downey
Ohio
Third Indiana Cavalry
Libby
Richmond
Mail Service
Flora Elliott
United States Pension Bureau
Downey Family Obituary Notices 1900 1907
In 1900 and in 1907 he married Mrs Helen Boyce Funeral services will be conducted by the G A R at the home of Brandt UC Downey 3029 Park avenue at 2 oclock on Saturday afternoon Bernard B Downey of Boston Massachusetts another son also survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Boyce
Brandt UC. Downey
Park Avenue
Bernard B. Downey
Boston
Mass
Shortridge Teacher Resigns Citing Low Pay
Walter D. Baker resigns Thursday from Shortridge high school's chemistry department after seven years. He says teaching does not pay enough for the work entailed and plans to enter the real estate business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Baker
Chemistry
Shortridge High School
Baker
Shortridge
Girl Injured When Horse Frightened by Motorcycle
Miss Helen Mollenkop daughter of farmer Harry Mollenkop near Lawrence Indiana was thrown from a buggy when the horse was startled by a passing motorcycle. Her right leg broke and she suffered internal injuries. Miss Record rode with her and escaped injury while Plummer of Lawrence stopped the rig and restrained the frightened animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mollenkop
Miss Mollenkop
Harry Mollenkop
Lawrence, Ind
Bertha Record
Dr. R. S&s Record
Lawrence
Harry Plummer
Miss Record
Plummer
Scarfs on sale at Main Floor Aisle Three
Low priced scarfs offered in a variety of colors with a fancy jaguard stripe. Each scarf valued at 75 cents, now 50 cents at Main Floor Aisle Three.
Sample undermustins sale offers draperies and garments
Sale notice describes a Saturday morning sale of drummer's samples including combination suits corset covers long skirts gowns and princess slips. Prices range from 25 cents to 4 50 with items such as lace trimmed gowns long skirts and cambric products available on the second floor.
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Gaplin
Radamacher and Okey
East Seventeenth Street
Emma Paxton
New Jersey Street
Solomon Binzer
South Capitol Avenue
Foltznogle
Michael Dugan
Lexington Avenue
Mary Bean
Brig
Gen. Hodges
Ft. Harrison
City School Department
Polk’s Milk
Polk
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cape May
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington Street
Corner
Illinois
Oranes
F. A. Bauchens
the Leading Trust Company of
the Union Trust Company
Office Company
E. Market Street
Argo Gleas
Arm & Hammer Baking Soda
California
Jackson
Standas
del. St
Washinis
E. Ree i N
Ambasma
Hrocery CO
Pearl St
W. Wash
Weet Avenue
Abe i
Riverside Bathing Beach
Herr Albers
Riverside
Broad Ripple Park
Indianapolis Sun
W. B. Downey
Be Pettis Drygoods CO
Foulard
Madras
Minneapolis
Ohio St
the Sun Building
Compton
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