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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
5
The writer recounts rides with helpful motorists through Cler mont and Brownsburg, meeting Mrs. Jenny Jackson and her daughter Ethel at a log house filled with old furniture and memories. A later journey toward Crawfordsville was completed despite threatening skies.
Milton Elrod retires from the National Democrat amid a split with the party organ. Indiana Klan ties burden the publication. Elrod remains financially tied until new publishers take over. Robert T. Scott seeks investors to revive a genuine national Democratic organ. no further issues will be printed until then.
Mrs Krauss, imprisoned since October 1904 for first degree murder in Hartford City, leaves the State prison a free woman after an absolute pardon approved by Governor Jackson and the pardon board. She plans to care for her elderly father in Buffalo and pursue seamstress work.
Mrs Helene Geisen Volk, charged with manslaughter for deaths at a notorious baby farm, began a prison term of three and a half to seven years in Auburn prison after a grim courtroom appearance. She allegedly throttled infants and allowed others to die of malnutrition as fifty one babies died.
A lonely fishing camp near Henderson Kentucky hosted a fatal duel between John W. Bratcher and James Shuck. Bratcher, 30, shot Shuck after Shuck demanded they visit Allie Thomas, rival for Edna Sparks. Shuck fired, hitting Bratcher in the forehead. Bratcher died instantly, Shuck died an hour later.
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