Extortion Plot Lands Four in Ripley County Jail
Four men Monroe Selke Jake Gander Louis Wren and Robert Boland are jailed in Ripley County awaiting trial on extortion charges. They allegedly pressured elderly Dirishel brothers Mike Ben and Joe near Morris after posing as dry agents and securing a $800 final demand which the Batesville bank cashier refused.
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Ind
Ripley County
Monroe Selke
Jake Gander
Louis Wren
Robert Boland
Mike
Ben
Joe Dirachel
Morris
Spike
Dirighels
Batesville Bank
Mike Dirschel
Girl Wife Sues to End Marriage Bond in Ft Wayne
Wanda Roe files suit in Allen County claiming she was 16 at the May 14 marriage and lacked capacity to wed. She alleges Irvin Roe misrepresented himself as of good character and a capable provider, with a Decatur license obtained after Peggy Smith alias of 18 was used.
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Ft. Wayne
Speeci
PT. Wayne
Ind
Irvin Roe
George W. Gillis
Allen County
Wanda Roe
Rosalie Culp
Roe
Cozent
Decatur
Peggy Smith
Crawfordsville Man Sues For Divorce After Wife’s Suicide Attempt
John E. Lawton seeks a divorce from Kate Lawton in Montgomery circuit court alleging cruelty quarrelsomeness and failure to keep a prior promise to work and support their home. The case follows Kate Lawton’s attempted death by drowning days earlier and notes both had prior marriages.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
John E. Lawton
Kate Lawton
Montgomery
Lawton
Old Smoke Ban Found
Richmond residents complained about soot from industry and the railroad. City officials found an unenforced 1919 anti smoke ordinance that targets the electric plant with fines from ten to one hundred dollars and up to six months jail for continued violations. A campaign to abate the nuisance will be started.
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Pa Times
Richmond
Ind
Tree Sitters Demand Home For Hartford City Boy
Gerald Pettit 15 sits in a tree in Hartford City Indiana declaring he will not descend until offered a home. He has a chair in the branches and a pet owl in a cage serves as mascot while he stays with Mrs Lucile Emerson hotel proprietor and Herman Pettit is his father.
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Pan Times
Hartford City
Ind
Gerald Pettit
Lucile Emerson
Herman Pettit
Hay fire destroys Bailey farm buildings and stored crops
Spontaneous combustion in hay set fire to a double crib and scale house two miles south of Anderson Indiana. Seventy five tons of hay thirty bushels of wheat twenty bushels of barley and farm implements were lost. Ruth Bailey faced a $1000 uninsured loss while buildings had partial coverage.
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Fat Times
Anderson
Ind
J. W. Bailey
Ruth Bailey
Veteran Official Resigns in Henry County
Kir sey K. Kirk of Spiceland aged 81 resigns after fifteen years as Henry county probation officer. Carl Strothers succeeds him as new officer.
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Ind
Kirsey K. Kirk
Spiceland
Henry County
Carl Strothers
New Assistant Pastor Appointed at St Marys Church
The Rev. Frederick Meehling is named the new assistant pastor at St Marys Catholic Church in Anderson Indiana succeeding Rev Edgar Cyr who is moved to lead a new parish in Muncie Meehling studied at the University of Illinois and the University of Innsbruck in Austria
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Anderson
Ind
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Frederick Meehling
Edgar Cyr
Muncie
Meehling
University of Illinois
University of Innesbruck
Austria
Leatherwood Church to Celebrate 100th Anniversary
The Leatherwood Christian church in Bedford Indiana begins a week long centennial celebration marking 100 years since its founding in 1830. The first congregation met at Robert Woody's home with a log structure as the initial church. Committees include Mrs W Buchanan Mrs C Jackson Mrs Henry Graves and others.
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Bedford
Ind
Leatherwood Christian Church
Lawrence County
Robert Woody
W. Buchanan
C. Jackson
Henry Graves
Jeff Sanders
Charles Maher
Geneva Baum
Freed Starr
Virgil Buchanan
Jackson Younger
Olin Jackson
Clarence Dowling
Lane Sowders
Paul Graves
Verna Buchanan
Edna Mathews
Floyd Wever
Robert Sowers
Walter Younger
Auto tragedy near Portland claims Zeigler life
Theodore Zeigler 68, farmer, dies after confusion with a new car. Two grandsons Lowell Vaughn 6 and Leland Vaughn 2 injured when the Zeigler vehicle crosses into an electric train on Pennsylvania railroad tracks. Lowell in critical condition. the family visiting from Iowa.
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United Press
Portland
Ind
Theodore Zeigler
Farmer
Lowell Vaughn
Leland Vaughn
Zeigler
Iowa
Bonds for school sold in Bedford Indiana dispute nears settlement
Tunnel ton's school dispute in Lawrence county nears settlement as a $22,800 bond issue funds a new building and a construction contract is awarded despite an injunction bill filed in Lawrence circuit court awaiting fall term hearing.
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Bedford
Ind
Tunnelton
Lawrence County
Fred Crane
Guthrie Township
Lawrence Circuit Court
Convict's Wife Sues for Divorce in Indiana
Mrs. Julia M. Wood sues Elmer Wood, imprisoned for bank robbery in Indiana, for divorce and custody of their four sons, citing his twenty year term and seeking $500 alimony. Accomplices Jack Gaither Ralph Siniff and William Chamberlain are also serving twenty-year terms after pleading guilty to the Linngrove bank robbery.
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Bu Times
Decatur
Ind
Elmer Wood
Indiana
Julia M. Wood
Pennville
Wood
Jack Gaither
Ralph Siniff
William Chamberlain
Linngrove Bank
Richmond Man Louis Gross Dies in Los Angeles
Louis Gross, 71, a former Richmond resident and longtime Starr Piano Company employee, died in Los Angeles. Burial will be there. He is survived by his widow Gertrude and four sisters Matilda Stewart Sophia Epping Emma Wiggins and Anna By master, all of Richmond.
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Richmond
Ind
Louis Gross
Los Angeles
Cal
Starr Piano Company
Gertrude
Matilda Stewart
Sophia Epping
Emma Wiggins
Anna Bymaster
Robbers Hold Up Three Motorists Near Anderson
Three bandits halted three drivers on the outskirts of Anderson and robbed George Keller of $8 and a gold watch and Roy Philips of $10. Alex Hodge had no money or valuables. The thieves cut headlight wires to avoid pursuit.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
George Keller
Roy Philips
Alex Hodge
Road Professor Speaks at Marion Highway Event
Professor Ben Petty head of Purdue good roads department delivered the principal address at the Grant County highway employee hero event in Marion Indiana. The meeting was planned by Seth Sparks head of the department and attended by county commissioners board members as guests.
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Marion
Ind
Ben Petty
Good Roads
Purdue University
Grant County
Seth Sparks
Board of County Commissioners
Newcastle Woman Dies Near ERWCASTLE
Newcastle Indiana report says Naomi Shriver 60 dies near here after illness leaving a daughter Mary Kesop.
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Newcastle
Erwcastle
Ind
Naomi Shriver
Mary Kesop
Elwood Haynes Chapel to Open Sunday in Winona Lake
The Elwood Haynes Chapel will be dedicated Sunday in Winona Lake Indiana. Donors are Mrs Bertha B Haynes and Mrs Bernice Haynes Hillis. Rev Rhys Price will deliver the sermon and Mrs March Haynes will sing. The chapel links with Camp Kosciusko for Christian education director Rev Harry L Crain personals.
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Tinlea
Winona Lake
Ind
Elwood Haynes
Kokomo
Bertha B. Haynes
Bernice Haynes Hillis
Presbyterian Synod of Indiana
Rhys Price
South Bend
Indiana Synod
March Haynes
Harry L. Crain
Presbyterian Church At
Frankfort
Synod
Indiana
Camp Kosciusko
Christian Education
Robert McLandress
Indianapolis
Kosciusko Lodge
William A. Sunday
Patrolman attacked at Indiana Harbor meeting raid
Patrolman Glen Stewart of the Indiana Harbor police was attacked while breaking up an unpermitted meeting. He sustained minor injuries. Eight men were arrested on assault and battery charges: John Jurga Anna Mora Steve Mora John Elo Sam Chappa Michael Tresh Paul Mucha Andrew Kurdex.
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United Press
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Glen Stewart
John Jurga
Anna Mora
Steve Mora
John Elo
Sam Chappa
Michael Tresh
Paul Mucha
Hammond
Andrew Kurdex
Whiting
Huntington to Launch Morning Paper Sept 1
Huntington Indiana announces its new morning newspaper starting September 1 by Huntington Printing Company. Articles list incorporators W. W. Lucas Burr H. Glenn Orva Sale and Forest Catshall. Paper to publish monthly except Mondays with general printing services.
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Times Special
Huntington
Ind
Huntington Printing Company
W. W. Lucas
Burr H. Glenn
Orva Sale
Forest Catshall
Marion Plant Test Planned In Indiana City
Marion Indiana to host a test operation of its municipal water softening plant. Charles P Hoover of Columbus Ohio and Joh W Moore of Indianapolis will run the plant for ninety days. The project cost sixty thousand dollars with estimated annual expenses of twenty one thousand. Supporters include housewives and manufacturers while opponents circulate petitions to suspend operation.
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Bar Times
Marion
Ind
Charles P. Hoover
Columbus
Jack Edwards
Association of Commerce
Hoover
Joh W. Moore
Indianapolis
Board of Works
Belgian King Honors Hoosier Pioneer in Congo Work
King Albert of Belgium awarded Rev. G. D. Adamson of Winona Lake a medal for pioneer Congo River work. Adamson built the first boat used on that Congo river segment and is credited with establishing water transportation in the area. MILLVILLE Ind July 31 Mrs Fannie Weaver 46 wife of John Weaver died from injuries suffered in an auto crash four years ago. She leaves a husband two sons Howard and Willie a daughter Olive Ingerman two grandsons her mother Lizzie Batchfield of Millville three brothers Burlie Claude Bennie and three sisters Steela Patterson Bertha Anna Alexander Cozy Lester of Newcastle.
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Congo
Winona Lake
Ind
Albert
Belgium
G. D. Adamson
Belgian Congo
Africa
Congo River
Times
Millville
Fannie Weaver
John Weaver
Howard
Willie
Olive Ingerman
Lizzie Batchfield
Burlie
Claude Batchfield
Bennie Batchfield
Indianapolis
Steela Patterson
Bertha
Anna Alexander
Newcastle
Cozy Lester
Purdue President Speaks at Indiana Weekly Press Session
George Ade, Purdue alumnus and author, and Dr. Edward C. Elliott, Purdue president, addressed the opening session of editors and publishers at the Indiana Weekly Press Association dinner in Lafayette. The program included a business session, journalist talks, a luncheon and sightseeing trips.
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United Press Lafayette
Ind
George Ade
Purdue University
Edward C. Elliott
Purdue
Indiana Weekly
Indiana’ Weekly Press Association
Wrong Man Arrested Near Worthington
Deputy Sheriff Alex Wilson returned from Steubenville Ohio with word a man arrested there is not Fred Patterson the Indiana Kentucky murder suspect. The arrested man gave the name Thurston Anderson and he was linked to murder warrants in both states.
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Times Special
Worthington
Ind
Fred Patterson
Fred
Hubbell
Alex Wilson
Steubenville
Patterson
Thurston Anderson
Indiana
Kentucky
Death of Liberty area farmer Christian Haag at daughter’s home
Times Special LIBERTY Ind August 2 Christian Haag 79 retired Union county farmer dies at daughter Mrs T A Lackey home near Liberty He formerly lived at College Corner Ohio He leaves seven children Laura Baudendistel Cincinnati Lyle Haag Brookville Arthur Haag Brookville Morton Haag Idaho Mrs Sarah Quinn and Albert Haag Oxford Ohio
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Times Special Liberty
Ind
Christian Haag
Union County
T. A. Lackey
Here
College Corner
Laura Baudendistel
Cincinnati
Lyle
Arthur Haag
Brookville
Morton Haag
Idaho
Sarah Quinn
Albert Haag
Oxford
Elbert Faces Dry Law Violation Charge in Eiwood
Eiwood Indiana police raid on the home of 77.2-year-old Frank Elbert found four bottles of beer and a small quantity of whisky. He is charged with violating the local dry law.
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Times
Eiwood
Ind
Frank Elbert
Meningitis Causes Death of 13 Year Old
Elwood Indiana Aug 2 Reva H Boatman aged 13 died at home near here from spinal meningitis after a forty eight hour illness at the residence of her mother Mrs Ward Ault local reports say.
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Elwood
Ind
Reva H. Boatman
Ward Ault
DePauw Summer Session Closes Aug 9 With 132 Enrolled
Greencastle Ind Aug 1 DePauw university summer session directed by Professor H E Greenleaf will close Saturday Aug 9 enrollment this year is 132 up from last year with 109 in liberal arts and 23 in music major courses Faculty includes Greenleaf Yuncker Tilden Dirks Mitchell Crandall Lytle Nichols Tomlinson Sollenberger Students listed include James Acree Greencastle Sylvester Amsler Rennselaer Regina Alspaugh Terre Haute and many others across Indiana and beyond Music School roster features Sylvester Amsler Norman Beeson Blanchard Brodhecker Mabel Davidson Wilson Yeager and Margaretta Hester among others.
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Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University
Pro‘fessor
L. H. Dirks
W. F. Mitchell
W. A. Crandall
W. V. Lytle
E. B. Nichols
F. C. Tomlinson
Judith K. Sollenberger
James E. Acree
Sylvester Amsler
Rennselear
Regina Alspaugh
Terre Haute
Glen DeForest Baker
Crandall
William David ‘Barr
Newport
William Emerson Bausman
Robert Beck
Albion
Paul W. Black
Spiceland
Charley Kay Blue
de Alba Brodhecker
Brownstown
Beatrice’ Brown
Mary L. Brown
Brazil
Maynard Carter
Cairo
Jack Roscoe Clark
New York
Lo Ye Chen
China
Donald Cooper
Neve Cowgill
Fillmore
Marion Crawley
Gertrude Crouch
Fortville
Genevieve Crow
Metropolis
Frances Myla Davidson
Lester's Ford
Frederick Dettloff
Orestes
Mildred Ellis
Dana
Cecil Erwin
Mildred Farris
Helen Fisher
Herschel Fouch
Kokomo
Todd Gainey
Bedford
Jean DeForest Gehrig
Washington
William Sherman Gillam
Chadron
Neb
Elizabeth Gilmore
Anderson
Betty Hadley
Richmond
Francis Hamilton
Wilma Henney
Helmar
Roy T. Hollenbaugh
Greenfield
Fonda Hollinger
Newburgh
Lester Hughbanks
Scottsburg
Eugene Hutchins
Roachdale
Gladys Ingram
Risaburo Inpone
Japan
Cyril Johnson
Lester McKee
Linton
Helen McGaughey
Freda MacDonald
Dugald McIntyre
Floyd Miller
Lafayette
Milford Miller
Indianapolis
Colin Morrison
Cloverdale
Ivan Munk
Brimfield
Josephine Murphy
Ross Murphy
Huntingburg
Raymond Neal
Charlotte Nunn
Marion
Elizabeth Padgett
Bainbridge
Edwin Perkins
Hamlet
Marie Perkins
George W. Phillips
Valparaiso
Ruth Pickard
Marshall
Mildred Pitchford
Glen Priddy
Andrews
Naomi Pruitt
Delphi
Charles Query
Virginia Rariden
Catherine Ratcliff
Straughn
James
Rearick
Eaton
Russell Reeves
Grace Reynolds
Myrle Rife
Lagro
Alvin Scherf
Hildred Schull
South Bend
Robert Scott
Oklahoma City
Okla
Eugenie Shoup
Battle Ground
Robert Stegall
Charles Stankel
Owensville
Arthur Swarens
Milltown
Margaret Taggart
Orleans
James Tate
Connersville
Madge Thornton
Middlebury
Edwin Tomlinson
Mary Ulry
Goshen
Clark Walsh
Portland
Oregon
Wilbur Walter
Kewanee
Barnard Webb
Bonaparte
Iowa
Melba Wheeler
Hazelton
Wilbur E. Whipple
Greensburg
Charles White
Rosedale
James W. White
Lynn Whitehead
Muncie
Maurine Wilson
Loda
Ill
William Yeager
Carl Zinn
MUSIC
Rennselaer
Norman Beeson
William Blanchard
DeAlbba Brodhecker
Mabel Davidson
Coatsville
Wilma Dick
Angola
Ruth Ellmore
Covington
Isabella Gould
Crawfordsville
Ruth Betty Hill
Marshall Howenstein
Gosifth
David Hughes
Mary Launer
Virginia Luckett
French Lick
Mary Ella McCurry
Phyllis Peters
Cutler
Ruth Shannon
Springfield
Grace McCullum Small
Petoskey
Mich
Blanch Marie Wilson
Worthington
Margaretta Hester
Charlestown
Prison term ends career as bandit
Miss Charlene Powers 22 of Lexington Kentucky received ten years in the Indiana women's prison after confessing with two male accomplices to assaulting William E Hogan of Youngstown Pennsylvania and robbing him of a small sum They left him semi conscious in a ditch Miss Powers alias Wiggins and the two men were sentenced to ten years and one year respectively for their roles in the robbery
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United Press
Lebanon
Ind
Charlene Powers
Lexington
John W. Hornaday
Indiana
Miss Powers
Wiggins
William E. Hogan
Youngstown
Frank Mancuse
Hibbing
Minn
Reformatory
Helmuth Smith
Chicago
Hogan
Father of Seven Dies in Union City Indiana
William Hufford eighty died in Union City on August 2 leaving a widow four daughters Ella Etta Zion Anderson Emory Kemper Red Key Granville Thomas Woodington Ohio and Mrs Frank Early near Union City and three sons Warren Indianapolis Carl Dayton Ohio and William near here Evansville Police Chief and Two Board Members Get Delay in contempt trial in city court before Judge Charles Eichel Continued to August 14 due to defense time needs Police chief Emmett and two board members were jailed over liquor and gambling raids tied to a political suit
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Union City
Ind
William Hufford
Ella Etta Zion
Anderson
Emory Kemper
Red Key
Granville Thomas
Woodington
Frank Early
Warren
Indianapolis
Carl
Dayton
William
Evansville
Safety Board
Charles Eichel
William Byington
Edward Dickman
Emmett
Eichel
City faces 194000 debt in Anderson
Anderson Indiana officials report retiring 250000 debt at start of year while confronting 194189 owed by previous administration as city share of costs for regional projects financed by a special tax plan.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
Anderson City
Three Arrested in Winchester For Fraudulent Gas Sale
Dorothea Bass Ralph Bass and Carl Scott of Parkersburg West Virginia were arrested by Sheriff Lee Briner for obtaining money under false pretenses. The trio stopped at a local filling station to buy gas and oil then sent the attendant inside for drinks and drove away without paying.
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Bar Times
Winchester
Ind
Dorothea
Ralph Bass
Carl Scott
Parkersburg
W. V
Lee Briner
Indiana Troops To Be Trained At Camp Knox
The Thirty-eighth division National Guard will train two weeks at Camp Knox Ky beginning Sunday with 5,846 guardsmen from Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia. Training features a full schedule including an all night field maneuver and the mid camp reserve officer course with more than 500 reservists.
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Indiana
Camp Knox
Knox
National Guard
Kentucky
West Virginia
Reveille
Robert H. Tyndall
Indianapolis
Everett McCoy
Coast Artillery
A. J. Dougherty
Eighty-fourth Division
Organized Reserves
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Arkansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Two elderly men arrested after party crash in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana two men aged 72 and ? admitted staging a whoopee party that ended when their car hit another vehicle. Pelton of Detroit faces charges of intoxication and operating a vehicle under the influence. Gallas faces intoxication only.
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United Press Kokomo
Ind
James Pelton
Detroit
John Gallas
Indiana university freshman handbook issued for 1930 31
The 1930 31 freshman handbook at Indiana University is edited by Mary Landis a Nappanee senior with Mary Siebenthal Blooming ton as business manager. It is a joint publication of the university Y M C A the Association of Women Students and the Women Athletic Association to guide new co eds and introduce them to campus activities including loans prizes and scholarships. Messages from university leaders and officers are included plus notes on junior advisers Y W C A A A U W and faculty advisers.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Mary Landis
Mary Siebenthal
Association of Women Students
Women Athletic Association
Indiana
William L. Bryan
Agnes E. Wells
Elizabeth King
Wabash
Association of Woman Students
Mies Siebenthal
Marthalou Gray
Frances Martin
Salem
Will Scott
American Association of University Women
Edna Munro
Clara Fedler
Woman’s Athletic Association
Pauline Baumgartner
Fr. Wayne
Pupil Efforts Save Fort Wayne Schools Thousands
Ft Wayne pupils saved the city about 35000 in five years on painting manual training and printing once done by outside firms. Students worked mainly in summer vacations to earn course requisites with the largest saving from high school printing estimated at 4000 to 5000 dollars. Pupils also painted buildings and repaired furniture under the program led by Harry J Collier Jr.
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Times Special
FT. Wayne
Ind
Harry J. Collier Jr
Collier
Liquor Prosecutions Boost Wayne County Fees
In Wayne county Indiana liquor prosecutions generate 12 000 to 14 000 dollars annually for the county prosecutor. This year through the first six months the city court fees amount to about 5 700 with 4 700 from liquor cases. Half of city court cases were liquor charges. 196 liquor and 198 other cases were handled in six months.
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Times Suec
Richmond
Ind
Wayne County
Circuit Court
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Jane Caldwell held in Greenfield
Funeral services were held in Greenfield for Mrs Eliza Jane Caldwell who spent most of her eighty six years in Hancock county Her husband James Caldwell died thirty seven years ago They once ran the county infirmary She leaves three children Charles and Vinson Caldwell of Greenfield and Mrs Fred Antoni of Clarksburg West Virginia
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Greenfield
Ind
Eliza Jane Caldwell
Hancock County
James Caldwell
Charles and
Vinson Caldwell
Fred Antoni
Clarksburg
W. Va
Martinsville Man Cozzie Long Funeral Held
Funeral services were held here Friday for Cozzie Long 62 a cancer victim who spent his life in Martinsville He leaves a widow a daughter Mrs Josephine Griffin of Indianapolis a sister Mrs Minerva Neal and three brothers Charles Alex and Edward Long all of Martinsville
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Scheoi
Martinsville
Ind
Cozzie Long
Josephine E. Griffin
Indianapolis
Minerva Neal
Charles
Alex
Edward Long
Woman Ends Life in Garvin Park Lake
In YWANSVILLE Indiana on August 2 71 year old Mrs Hannah Meyer was found dead in Garvin park lake after searchers with flashlights found her body Despondent over ill health she took her own life.
Two Buildings Improved for 1930 State Fair
Visitors at the Indiana state fair August 30 to September 5 will see upgrades in the women's and agricultural and horticultural buildings. A balcony adds display space to the women’s building and a sunken garden centers the other structures with planned flower displays. Dodson's world fair shows will headline entertainment, powered by 250000 watts of electricity for the midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Ringling-Barnum & Bailey Circus
Bank Clash Continues In Huntington County Case
Special Judge J Frank Charles weighs a motion for a new trial in Guardian National Bank of Chicago versus Huntington County State Bank in Grant circuit court. The Chicago bank seeks more than seventy thousand dollars believed lost to check kiting by Steinbrenner Rubber Company of Noblesville, whose downfall cost hundreds of thousands. Judge Charles said a ruling would come in several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Marion
Ind
J. Frank Charles
Guardian National Bank of
Chicago
Huntington County, State Bank
Grant Circuit
Steinbrenner Rubber Company
Noblesville
Charles
Wood joint will bequeaths $8100 estate in Indiana probate
Albert C. Wood and Eva Wood share a joint will admitted to probate in Anderson Indiana circuit court. Albert died April 29 leaving Eva the entire $8100 estate. Upon Eva’s death the six grandchildren receive $500 each and the remaining residue goes equally to son W Clifford Wood and daughter Mrs Perry Remy.
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Mooresville
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