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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
17
In Goodland Indiana a thirty day dog quarantine was ordered after several residents were bitten and showed traces of rabies. One biting dog was killed and its head sent to Indianapolis for examination.
Mrs Effie Eppler writes to the pardon chief alleging a second murder was committed to cover Beatrice Eppler’s 1916 slaying. She claims Anna Minnaugh and an accomplice killed Hiram Gilson to silence him, and that Minnaugh lied at Eichorn’s trial. Eichorn is serving a life term for Beatrice’s murder.
A radio set stolen from Mrs. Mary Boicourt and household items from Robert Pavey and Walter Parker were found among a large quantity of goods at the Indianapolis police station. Harold Weikle and Miss Gladys Meyers of Indianapolis are held in connection with the robberies.
Advantages of talking pictures for the classroom will be demonstrated at Indiana university today. Charles Boone of a New York electrical company will present the demonstration. Two prior demonstrations were given in American universities. Six thousand locations in the Atlantic Pacific and Indian oceans have been measured and found to be more than 6000 feet deep.
The Cunard liner Mauretania did not beat the Bremen record by over four hours, finishing at Ambrose lightship at 10 36 a m EDT after leaving Cherbourg at 12 52 p m Saturday. The crossing took 4 days 21 hours 44 minutes, besting the ship's own prior mark but failing to dethrone the record.
Boy and girl 4-H members from Marion Hancock and Hamilton counties pour into the annual camp at the state fair grounds. About 450 campers expected. Camp runs through Aug 12 with a Friday start and Parents Day on Sunday. Walter C. Kolb of Greenfield in charge.
A Wednesday garage blaze at 914 North Pennsylvania street caused over 1000 dollars in damage and spread to 918 North Pennsylvania street and 911 913 Scioto street. Firemen say a barrel of oil in the Cast garage was set on fire. A roof fire at 1123 East Sixteenth street Thursday night caused 400 dollars in damage. Mrs. Katherine McMath was rescued by firefighters.
A bag valued at $100 belonging to Mrs. Mamie Gunsolus of 116 South Fifteenth Street Richmond. It was taken from an automobile owned by Harry Bertrand of 215 South Fifth Street, Richmond, parked on Washington Street near Pennsylvania Street Wednesday night.
In Anderson Indiana on August 8 one thousand picnickers enjoyed the annual outing provided by the Ames company at a community gathering featuring food games and prizes for employees and their families.
A company outing at Falls Park Pendleton drew employees and their families as a fleet of buses transported the crowd from the factory to the park for the event.
Ernest F. Frick, works board clerk, continues to draw his $300 yearly pay as secretary of the boxing commission though the panel has been idle for months due to litigation over city supervision of matches at Indiana National Guard armory. The salary is upheld by the state accounts board and the city still funds the post while a temporary restraining order remains unresolved.
Miss Ruth Wielie b ski of Milwaukee reports relief from pimples and red hard eruptions on her face after using Cutiura Soap and Ointment. She bought more product and within three months her skin was healed. Ad lists Cutiura products and sample offer.
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