Mother on trial for murder could seal baby Betty Ann fate
Chicago December 14 United Press reports that the trial of Catherine Zalis hinges on a sanity examination. If she was insane at the time of smothering her second child and is sane now Betty Ann may be adopted, else the baby could be sent to an asylum or remain in jail.
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United Press
Chicago
Betty Ann Zalis
Catherine Zalis
Betty Ann
Thomas Lynch
Zalis
Pri
Sahara Grotto to present ceremonial dance at Athenaeum
A short form ceremonial and dance will be given tonight at the Athenaeum by the Sahara Grotto. Kenneth Yates ceremonial director will direct the ritual and Lawrence W. Drapier past monarch will oversee the entertainment feature.
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Athenaeum
Sahara Grotto
Kenneth Yates
Lawrence W. Drapier
Bus lines approved for Greensburg to Shelbyville and Rushville to Connville
Public service commissioners granted Indiana and Southeastern Railway Company permission to operate bus lines between Greensburg and Shelbyville and between Rushville and Connville. Other actions included approvals and denials affecting utilities and rail services.
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Public Service Commissioners
Indianapolis and Southeastern Railroad Company
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Rushville
Connville
Oracle staff named for Indiana Central college yearbook
The 1930 Oracle staff was selected at a joint sophomore and junior meeting presided by President Dr I J Good. Named are Editor in Chief Clarence Bluemel and others across departments from business manager E C Brandenburg to music editor Virginia Appleby. BEDFORD Ind Dec 14 Atlee Osborne 30indicted by grand jury for second degree murder in the slaying of Sylvan Moore 27 of Lafayette Oct 16 linked to Moore’s attentions to Osborne’s wife.
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Oracle
Indiana
I. J. Good
Clarence T. Bluemel
Indianapolis
E. Craig Brandenburg
Paoli
Arthur Jones
Bloomington
Ill
Myron K. Lamm
Danville
Joe Shewman
Kokomo
Thelma Eiler
Galveston
Gladys Rice
Crawfordsville
Hazel Fouch
Leipsic
Faye Findley
Marshall
Wallace Hauswald
Williamson
Virginia Appleby
Chicago
Bedford
Ind
Atlee Osborne
Sylvan Moore
Lafayette
Moore
Bosses Big Four Body Elects Harris Grand President
Rush R Harris superintendent of freight transportation for the Big Four railroad was elected grand president of the Big Four Route Veterans Association by directors at a Claypool meeting. The 2100 members include 15 years or more of service. Vice presidents named C W Buchanan T J Zimmer James Thompson and Charles M Smith. William Koch named permanent secretary and G T Richmond elected grand treasurer. A convention for members and families will be held next year with date and place to be decided.
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Rush R. Harris
Big Four Railroad
Broadway
State Chiefs Order 80 Foot Right of Way for National Road
The National Road across the state will have an eighty foot right of way to widen the road bed and remove trespassers within fence lines. John D. Williams, director of the state highway department, calls this move necessary for motor traffic safety on the transcontinental route also known as Main Street of the Ga. The commission has issued the order after earlier stands near the pavement caused hazards. A H Hinkle, maintenance superintendent, notes the department has been conservative about the right of way.
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John D. Williams
State
Eee Department
Williams
A. H. Hinkle
State Highway Department
Italian Counsel Dr Lapenta to Receive Romanian Honor
Dr Vincent A Lapenta Italian counsel in Indiana will receive the Commander of the Order of the Romanian Crown at a special service at the Christian Orthodox church at Blackford and West Market streets Sunday afternoon. A J Lupear legal advisor for the Romanian legation will confer the title. Prominent city figures have been invited.
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Vincent A. Lapenta
Indiana
Blackford
West Market Streets
Order of the
Dr. Lapenta
A. J. Lupear
Railroad wins safety banners for fewer employee accidents
The Indianapolis division of the Pennsylvania railroad received gold and silver banners for the greatest decrease in employee accidents in the third quarter. The presentation occurred during a safety rally at the Pennsylvania gymnasium with Paul A. Kriese chairing and Frank E. Strouse addressing accident prevention. The Indianapolis Military bank sponsored a concert.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Gymnasium
Paul A. Kriese
Southwestern Division
Frank E. Strouse
Chicago
Indianapolis Miliary Bank
Trial of Wife for Slaying of Mate by Jury Deliberation
Bay United Press reports on December 14 in Long Island City, Mrs. Frances Kirkwood faces a manslaughter charge for the August 7 stabbing death of her husband Dr. Glenn Kirkwood. The defense portrays it as a moment of passion after alleged infidelity. the state argues liquor influenced the act. Evidence was presented in one day with Mrs. Kirkwood testifying she seized a bread knife during a struggle and her husband admitted infidelity.
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Bay United Press
Long Island City
Frances Kirkwood
Glenn Kirkwood
Kirkewood
Florida
Kirkwood
Dana Wallace
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