Vigo County National Bank Closes Amid Shortage Scandal
Special to the Sun from Terre Haute Indiana June 28 the Vigo County National Bank closed its doors after a cashier G A Conzman resigned amid a reported shortage possibly 100000 Depositors faced a run as details emerged of embezzlement and gambling Allegations tied to a four year county treasurer and a road worker background The bank’s temporary receiver is W D Fraser and President J Hudiut claimed current deposits exceed withdrawals and available funds are being sought from outside sources
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Vigo County National Bank
Conzman
SUNY
BG. Hudiut
Tull
Conaman
Cn Arm
Spode
United Mine Workers of Indiana
Weather Forecast Fragments and Local Notices
Weather notes indicate uncertain forecast with hints of warm spell and rain risk. Mentions of horse feeding guidance and a merchant tailor at Pembrone Arcade. Night photos at Lovey and Noland Electric Light, and a Dakota telephone listing. Local names Rosberg and Mert appear in a fragmentary county directory style.
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Lovey & Noland
Electric Light Sinaiq
Ducota
Jolly Witch Wins First Race At Fatt Grounds
In the first race on Wednesday at the Fatt grounds six furlongs were run with Jolly Wit first, Circulator second, and Subador third. Time recorded as 1:13. New York Telegraph Tips lists results with entries such as DOLLIE HL and SUBBADOR for the initial event.
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Fatt Grounds
Dolly Wit
Circulator
Subador
New York Telegraph
Dollie HL
Subbador
Finst Attenpy
Orcuestra
Liorg Toon
Shining
STAR
Kelle Dodson
Alice Communer
Gr$t
Rely
Atdon
Midnight Minetrel
Dungannox
Violin
Blade
Supreme Court weighs race track case on repeal issue
The Supreme Court on Wednesday considered Attorney Gelcum's filing for Sab St. Louis in a writ aimed at stopping the Delmar bookmakers from proceeding with acts tied to the repeal and their alleged involvement in murders. The central question was the repeal's passage and its constitutional impact on the case.
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Bcripms-M' Ral Press Association
Jefferson City
Jone
Supreme Court
St .Louis
Pnrnty
Eirenit
Paving Fraud Case Fails to Prove Bribery Claim
A legal fight between street paving firms over a Northwestern project failed to prove fraud or bribery. Judge Carter rejected key allegations against Honsler Construction and Warren Bros. Bitulithic entities, finding no bribery ties to petitioners for bitulithic pavement on Downey Avenue Irvington, as arguments centered on Board of Works contract decisions.
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Tucianapolis
Beth Harlan
Board of Works
Jayine Wareven
KIMI
Northwest
New Wenge
Duge
Don Carter
Suerian Court
Testinius Fens
Barber Asphalt Company
Indiana N Ls Asphalt Companies
Carter
Honsler Constrvation Company
Warren Bros. Bitwljthie
Bitulithie
Northwestern
Avo
W. A. Ketcham
John R. Wilson
Pialo|itts
Hoo- Bier Construction Company
Downeyave
Irvington
Peter © Reilly
Warren
Site politics emerge in Indiana state hospital siting
Reports say Bedford and nearby North Vernon vie for the new southeastern state hospital amid claims that political influence and railroad interests could sway the selection. John R. Walsh of Bedford, a noted banker and publisher, and Tobe Hart reportedly lobby the commission led by Gov. J Frank Hanly. The commission has toured multiple sites, weighing land size and transport access as it narrows toward Bedford.
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John R. Walsh
Bedford
Tobe Hert
J. Frank Hanly
Southeastern
Bedford Am
Walsh
SIMNO
Ue Ule
Chicago
Belford
Tobe Hart
Durbin
Tahe Hert
John Wateh
North Vernon
Hert
Sheriff Sourhier Plans Possible Bank Raid Escalation
Sheriff Sourhier, returning from Jefferson, stated he has not decided on further raids and has not conferred with his attorney since the trip. He indicated readiness to act but would wait until the fast race, referencing Derby day with orders from the sheriff. Prosecutor Benedit was not present at the raids. deputy Jen Crain attended to monitor law violations.
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Sourtier
Tev
Hanis
Benedit
Hhe Raves
Jen Crain
Newsies Seek City Vending Machines in Indianapolis
Parthurne and Joseph T Mackey ask the Board of Works to authorize newspaper vending machines at major business corners in Indianapolis. They offer daily papers and promise 13 percent of gross receipts to the city. The board plans to試 a limited trial on streets before deciding on wider action.
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Lom. Parthurne
Joseph T Mackey Haw
Board of Works
Per Wise
Corhets
Indianapolis
Actin
Music and speeches invaded Brightwood venues this Wednesday
A truss band and Blainaker forces planned events across Brightwood venues including The Tabernacle Rawtist church at Lack Yet and Collems Ave. Mr Statrakee would speak briefly before traveling to Leather crowds at the City. Additional meetings were listed at Seventeenth and Roosevelt Mrs. at Ashlandsave and College Ave. Also noted were activities at the Bright wood engine house and 0. F. halt on Indiana Ave with various speakers and bands.
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Blainaker
Brightwood Bell
Statrakee
Tabernacle Rawtist Church
Seventeenth
Roosevelt
Bookwalter
Radar
Collems Ave
Ashlandsave
College-ave
Bright Wood
Sehate-ave
Indiana-ave
Bankruptcy Petition In Anderton Seeks Debtor's Discharge
Roeliff 8 Pettie and others of Anderton Ind filed in federal court a petition to declare James ONeill bankrupt. ONeill, a resident of Anderton, allegedly owes $19.00 with more than half unsecured.
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Roeliff
Pettie
Anderton
Ind
James O'Niell
O'Nill
Gas Trust Property Franchise Bid Notice
The Board of Werkeha approved a plan for the disposal and sale of the Consumers Gas Trust property and a safe for a new franchise to operate the plant. Bids for the franchise were to be received at Wheat Tor Ang on August 2.
Parents seek probe of Kruger over Masonic Temple panic deaths
Grieving parents of boys killed in the Panig at the Masonic Temple urge an investigation into Chief of Police Christian Kruger's alleged negligence in furnishing police protection on the fatal night. The letter, signed by several parents, asks the board of safety to frame a report after consulting City Attorney Warrum.
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Masonic Temple
Christian Kruger
Kruger
Board of Safety
Madden
Tisualis
Wilinal
Ashe
Ant. Madden
Ach
Cain Madden
Warrum
Warr
Herman Scheegent
Q. Williamson
GE Pollard
Dohn Morress
Phiremig
Ar Said
Isinger
Kroger
Tulender
Maxoate Temple
Cooper
Hepa
Armitage Fined and Ordered to Workhouse for Gambling
William Armitage faced heavy penalties after a sensational case at the county court. He was fined six dollars and costs for permitting nonfamily members in his tavern gambling room at improper hours and ten dollars for running a gambling house. A 37 day workhouse sentence followed, with George Maveer and Parl Pree each fined and given similar penalties. The case spotlighted ongoing gambling operations in the city and included testimony about police conduct during the trial.
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William Armitace
Washington-st
Parl Pree
Armitage
Pat Price
Alabama
Market
Mutiny on Potemkin Battleship Sparks City Turmoil
Odessa reports the Kniaz Potemkin Tavrichesky mutinied over harsh treatment, killing officers aboard. Sailors threaten bombardment as authorities hesitate to board, fearing bloodshed. The vessel, with a checkered history, recently returned to service after partial repairs and new commissioning efforts.
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KNIAZ
Tavrichesky
Ohe
Ecripps-M' Rae Press Association
Odessa
Kniaz Potemekin Tavrichesky
Black Sea
Potemekin
Mesiatett
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Ed Smith
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