Jury selection under way in Judt death trial
Prosecutors and defense lawyers questioned prospective jurors in the murder case of Andrew Judt 54 charged with killing his wife Mary Ann Judt at their Virginia Avenue home after a quarrel over their son. Judge Homer Elliott presiding. Judt pleads self defense and waives double jeopardy. a prior trial ended when counsel failed to proceed. State’s case led by Paul Rhoadarmer and Harry Gause.
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Andrew Judt
Mary Ann Judt
Salisman
Homer Elliott
Judt
Virginia Avenue
Charles Thomas
T. Ernest Maholm
Maholm
James A. Collins
Pressenor
Paul Rhoadarmer
Harry Gause
Involuntary bankruptcy filed against Stutz of Indiana owner
An involuntary petition was filed today in federal court against George M. Spindler doing business as Stutz of Indiana, distributors for the Stutz Motor Car Company of America, by Wagner Electric Company of St. Louis Midland Chemical Corporation of Dubuque Iowa and the North Side Paint Company of this city. Spindler owes them $500 and they know of $1 000 other debts the petition asserts. Plaintiffs state Spindler in writing declared to them his inability to pay his debts.
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George M. Spindler
Stutz of
Indiana
Stutz Motor Car Company of America
Wagner Electric Company
St. Louis
Midland Chemical Corporation
Dubuque
North Side Paint Company
Spindler
Two handed husband loses in divorce suit
In Chicago on March 5 Mrs Mae Korinek won a divorce from roadhouse proprietor John Korinek and an alimony award of ten dollars weekly after alleging he struck her with a mailed fist. Korinek displayed a cork artificial hand while denying harm. He claimed another iron prosthesis existed.
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United Press
Chicago
John Korinek
Roadhouse
Mae Korinek
Korinek
Coolidge Made Heap Big Chief at Desert Ceremony
Bay on March 5 reports Coolidge was named chief by Apache and Pima tribes at a desert ceremony near Coolidge dam. Crowds dispersed after tom tom dances marked the end of the rites. The former president earned titles Chief White Father and The Bringer of Waters. Chief Talkalai, a 113 year old Apache leader, died hours before the event.
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Talkalai
G A R Receives 100 Check From School Fundraiser
The Department of Indiana Grand Army of the Republic received a $100 check from the Benjamin Harrison camp G A R. Proceeds from a February 22 musical at Caleb Mills hall Shortridge high school funded the gift. The camp voted to buy 100 bronze star markers for Civil War veterans' graves in Indianapolis area cemeteries.
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Department of Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Benjamin Harrison
Caleb Mills Hall
Shortridge High School
Indianapolis
Charity Fund Meeting Set to Elect Eight Directors
At 6 30 tonight in the Claypool eight directors will be elected for the Community Fund annual meeting. Rabbi Abba H Silver of Cleveland will speak and an honorary member will be chosen for outstanding and unselfish service. Fred Hoke will preside in William H Innley's absence while Dr Morris M Feuerlicht introduces Rabbi Silver. Directors will be nominated by the Council of Social Agencies, the full board, and the campaign committee.
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Community Fund
Claypool
Abba H. Silver
Cleveland
William H. Insley
Fred Hoke
Morris M. Feuerlicht
Rabbi Silver
Council of Social Agencies
Campaign
Suits Filed to Recover Excessive 1919 Income Tax
Two federal court suits seek repayments of excess income tax paid in 1919. Byrne Kingston and Company of Kokomo asks $31,908, while National Furniture Company of Indianapolis seeks $17,642. Both actions target government tax assessments.
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Byrne, Kingston and Company
Kokomo
National Furniture Company
Indianapolis
Weather bulletin for 9 30 a m in air
Conditions show a northwest wind at 7 mph and pressure at 29.77 inches. Temperature is 38 degrees with unlimited ceiling, visibility four miles, and field reports indicate fair conditions.
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Northwast
Slot machine cash to fund county law books
Prosecutor Judson L. Stark announced that money seized from fifty slot machines will be used to purchase law books for the county prosecutor's office. County Auditor Harry Dunn refused a $40 fund to cover volumes bought over a year ago, prompting charges of political retaliation amid a prior probe into a court reporter pay record.
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Judson L. Stark
Harry Dunn
Stark
Dunn
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen From City Lots
Police report multiple vehicles stolen from local dealers and residences. Hare Chevrolet at 923 Virginia Avenue lost a Ford coupe from the salesroom at 823 Virginia Avenue. Floyd McNulty, 2109 North Alabama Street, reported a Studebaker phaeton taken from Ohio and New Jersey streets. Jarvey Brown, 2351 North Gale Street, Chevrolet coach stolen from behind 2251 North Gale Street. Albert Levine, 1538 Hiatt Street, Ford roadster taken from Capitol Avenue and Market Street.
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Hare Chevrolet Company
Virginia Avenue
Floyd McNulty
Alabama Street
Studebaker
Abandoned First Electric Streetcar Line in Berlin
Berlin reports the first electric street railway line route No 42 between Steglitz and Lichterfelde has been replaced by an omnibus route. The first electric cars ran on May 16 1881 marking a historic transit milestone now superseded.
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Bu United Press
Berlin
Steglitz
Lichterfelde
Oil relief sought by operators on price cuts and imports
The administration seeks help from the federal oil conservation board to aid independent operators and royalty owners demanding a petroleum tariff. Governor Holloway and Senator Thomas of Oklahoma met Commerce Secretary Lamont who pledged steps to assist small producers in the mid continent field facing extermination through voluntary curtailment, price cuts by large firms, and unchecked South American imports.
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A Ward
Washington
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Holloway
Thomas
Oklahoma
Commerce
Lamont
Mid-Continent
South America
Miami Beach builder hunts Gulf terror rhinodontycus
Carl G. Fisher, famed Miami Beach developer, sails Wednesday on his 200 foot yacht Shadow K to hunt the wintering rhinodontycus in the Gulf stream. The creature, described as a ferocious whale shark with a huge mouth, has attacked boats before and frightened captains such as Charles Pease aboard the Jolly Rover. The quest follows a noted encounter when the rhinodontycus toppled the Shadow K and flung R H McLaughlin, GM Canada president, off balance. The story notes chrysanthemums are related to the common eastern field daisy.
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United Press
Miami Beach
Fila
Carl G. Fisher
Gulf Stream
Shadow K
Charles Pease
Action Without Harm Whenever Constipated
Here is a quick gentle method to relieve constipation using Cascarets. A nightly candy Cascaret cleanses the system by morning with improved digestion, appetite, and energy as biliousness, headaches, dizziness, and gas vanish. Cascarets are made from cascara and doctors say they strengthen bowel muscles. 10¢ boxes at all drug stores.
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William R. Howell
Michigan
W. H. Howell
Little Rock
Ark
Young Howell
Jackson
Mich
Arkansas
Stutz Firm
Coolidge
Post
Bellans
Sues
Bertha Jones
Pittsburgh
Alan R. Jones
Frances Williams
George White
Miss Williams
Jones
Rhinodontycus
Good Yacht
Jolly Rover
Shadow
R. H. McLaughlin
General Motors
Canda
McLaughlin
United States
East Fourteenth Street
East
Washington Street
Brenner’s
Lascerr & Meas Tosacco Co
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