Livey May Lead To Hiding Place In Murder Case
Police monitor stepfather Thomas Lively as the search expands for Guy White and Zelma White, two children charged with murder and believed hidden by Lively. The mother Mrs. Lively defies juvenile court, claiming fear and alleging motives while authorities insist the fugitives were placed under arrest but escaped.
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Thomas Lively
Guy White
Zelma Wifte
Aira
Lively
Avas
Clermont
Orville Burgess
Thomas Liver
Guy and
Zeims
White
Fred Afisier
George W. Stubbs
Hoveyst
Tariff Will Feature In Eighth District Races
In Indiana s northern half the Republican and Democratic factions brace for heated contests ahead of November. Cromer and Adair lead a charged Eighth district race with street primary battles and party friction spilling into the campaign as tariff policy shapes voting patterns.
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John A. M. Adair
George W. Cromer
Indiana
Cromer
Adair
George WW. Cromer
Slite Committee
ML Adair
Congress
State Committee
Leo V. Blingham
Democratic Editorial Association
Adaly
Elingham
Washington
Imay
Market Issue in Court Action Over City Hall Site
In a Tuesday motion, Cly Attorney Frederick E. Matson asks a circuit court to require Joseph Cook and others to specify all terms of a General Assembly act related to the market house site. He argues the plaintiffs must state clearly how the state dedicated the real estate for market purposes exclusively.
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Joseph Cook
Market House
Circuit Court
Cly
Frederick E. Matson
Matson
General Assembly of
Indiana
Train in River Tragedy Reported Near Dover Kingfisher
Local Rock TalendoMfcen reports a northbound passenger train number 12 plunged into the Cimarron River between Dover and Kingfisher at 5 this morning. The brief item notes the accident on the main line with minimal details and mentions surrounding commerce like a 16 cent Sol a cigar and a New York Dental Company abruption.
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Avrippe-McRae Presa Association
Lawton
Oxla
Cimarron River
Dover
Kingfisher
DANGERS OF A CITY Police seek missing teen in Indianapolis case
Police in Indianapolis are asked to search for 17 year old Ethel Ryall left home last Friday night in a mystery distressing her wealthy and prominent family. Her family believes she walked to Hartford City and may have boarded a traction car to Indianapolis. Also an ad notes watches and jewelry at low prices from J P Mullally Jeweler at 28 Monument Place.
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A Smarty
Livy
Jonesier
Gay
Zelma White
Rome
Fred Miler
Indianapolis
Ethel Ryal
Dunder
Ind
Miss Ryall Ie
Oscar Byall
Hartford City
Traction Car
Indiana
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Pripps McRae Incident Triggers Panic on Ocean Avenue
In New York on September 15 a trolley car returning from Gravesend to Manhattan was swung into panic by two men who fired shots after killing a third in Mary-ale Brooklyn. The slain man was 34 year old Michael Ross. The gunmen escaped amid the turmoil as pistol bullets sprayed the street.
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dPripps-McRae
New York
Ocean ‘Ave
Gravese End
Apather
Manhattan
Mary-aye
Brooklyn
Michael Ross
Wickard Trial Moves to New Judge in Indiana Case
Willard Wickard asks for change of venue in the conspiracy case with David E. Sherrick, ex state auditor. Attorneys Martin Huge and Henry Spaan declare the defendant cannot receive a fair trial before Judge Fre mont Alford, who is alleged to be prejudiced, with a special venire of 100 requested.
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Martin Huge
Henry Spaan
Willard 5
Wickard
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
Charles P. Benedict
Judge Alford
Wicckard
David E. Sherrick
State of
Indiana
Alford
Day's News Briefs From Across States And Nations
The day’s news briefs report a variety of events including a Minneapolis cruiser en route to Havana, a mosquito bite causing blood poisoning fatality in Atlantic City, and a fatal shooting in Memphis Trust building where the victim was 27. Other items note regulatory hearings for Milwaukee streetrail, a large fire at the M K T paint shop in Sedalia with heavy losses, a suicide in Cincinnati hospital amid cancer, and primary elections in New York for county committee leaders.
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Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Havana
Atlantic City
John Bowers
Minden
Charles Bradley
Thomas
Martin
Milwauker
Wie
State Railroad Commission
Milwaukee Street Railroad
Sedalia
Cincinnati O—W
Reid
Cedarville
New York
Benson
Seafale
Memimems
Boyce H. Cannan
W.C. King
Memphis Trust Building
Chicago
Kohlsaar
Federal Court
M. Carter
Navy
Vienna
ON TROUBLES TRAIL INDIANA RAILROAD COMMISSION VISITS
The Indiana Railroad Commission will travel to Putnam county on Thursday to inspect a low overhead bridge blamed for many brakeman deaths. On Friday the panel heads to Terre Haute to address coal shortages and seek remedies for coal blocks.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Putnam County
Terre Haute
FIRE DESTROYED A CHURCH AT 2ND YANDE ST
A small one story frame church located at 2nd Yandes street was destroyed by fire on Tuesday causing total loss with no insurance. The blaze spread to the adjoining dwelling owned by John Johnson. flames started from sparks falling from the chimney and the roof was already fully engulfed when discovered.
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Freemont
Yandes-st
John Johnson
Morgantown and Dun Kiek Valley Trolley Line Project
Construction details for the Morgantown and Dun Kiek Valley trolley line, connecting Prewourg Pennsylvania with Clarksturg West Virginia, will span 40 miles over a hilly terrain with numerous bridges and culverts. It cites 416,176 cubic yards of earth excavation and estimated building costs around 1.447 million dollars, under the American Engineering Company supervision. Also noted is Edwardy Ballance’s arrest near Gorter for shooting tech, with fines and costs specified.
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Tallon
Morgantown
Dun‘Kiek Valley
Prewourg
Clirksturg
W. Va
Jima
Agalh
Rand
Tttian Jandlerm
Devastating Typhoon Wrecks Hong Kong Harbor Vessels
The Hong Kong typhoon caused vast loss as at least four large steamers and many smaller boats were sunk or driven ashore. The Fronde was lost with many missing, and property damage ran into millions while foreign residents suffered injuries. A tidal wave swamped ships and rows of houses fell, with numerous sailors drowned and crews stranded on wrecked vessels.
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Serippa-McRay
Hong Kong
China
Persone
Fronde
Saltore
Johann
Ban Chung
Fustian
Hong ‘Reng & Macro Railroad
Canadian Pacific Railway
Theie Iver
Ahorn
Farrington Case Ready For Trial In Criminal Court
John Farrington’s drunkenness charge will go to a final hearing in criminal court Wednesday morning. No new developments have surfaced. authorities say the case may be put at issue. He was allegedly beaten by patrolmen and Chief Metager during detention, with defense claiming epilepsy.
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Criminal Court
John Farrington
Mer
Farrington
Torothiy
Robert Metager
Tite
Youn
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M. E. Clodfelter
Clodfelter
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William Barroch
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Newton County
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Dean Crumpacker
Gore
Ike
LA Sola Cigar
Grant Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delaware
United States
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Capital
Capital City Brewing Company
William A. Heckard
Heckard
Hia
D. E. Sherrick
Trouble
Railroad Commission
Henedice Pax
Younge Alton
Mr. Wickard
Mundas
John St. Alen
Frank Bi. Stuinaker
Ben
Charles W. Milley
Wekard
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Attorney General
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