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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
5
William Hess faced charges of neglecting his five children but was spared prison after his eldest daughter Bernice 16 petitioned for mercy. She testified the family suffered threats and the children sold candy at night to support him. he was found guilty but sentence suspended pending work.
H A Graham of Elkhart was elected sovereign of St. James Conclave No 1 Order of the Red Cross of Constantine at the annual conclave and banquet held at the Claypool Hotel. Other officers elected include Viceroy L C Newby Knights town senior general A J Smith Muncie junior general Charles J Orbison Indianapolis treasurer Charles F Meyer Indianapolis recorder Dr Leon T Leach Indianapolis prelate Louis G Buddenbaum Indianapolis standard bearer Alec Rumpler Indianapolis herald Elwood Barnard Greenfield and sentinel Fred Cross.
The Dunreith paving gap has opened completing the Old Trail from Indianapolis to Washington D C. Remaining gaps between Indianapolis and Terre Haute are being rushed to finish the link from St Louis to Washington.
Dr D W Bush psychologist led a lecture series at the Odd Fellows building auditorium with a talk titled All is Good. Tuesday night he will discuss What Is Love with four free character readings offered to audience members.
Hollywood actor Wallace Reid is reported in a sanitarium recovering from a physical breakdown. Physicians say he will recover.
A pre dawn explosion at 8 a m damaged the home of Patrolman John Eberling and fractured the adjoining houses of Misses Caroline and Pauline Reuter. The blast tore a large hole in the wall and shattered glass in buildings up to seventy five feet away.
A defective flue started a fire at the Spencer House Cafeteria at 11 30 p m yesterday. Damage was estimated at 25 dollars.
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