Marion bombing probe ends Crim agency involvement
The Cal Crim detective agency of Cincinnati is for now not connected with Marion Indiana bombings that killed five men in six months. Citing uncertainty, police board president James E. McDonald said the Crim agency may be re employed or another may take over. The agency began March 1 with Ora Slater, but two operatives were used at $15 a day. Seven arrested. two released, others freed when a Grant county grand jury did not indict. City spent over $4,000 of a $5,000 appropriation. $1,410 listed as expenses.
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Times
Marion
Ind
Cal Crim Detective Agency
Cincinnati
Ora Slater
James E. McDonald
Police Board
McDonald
Crim
Marion Police Department
Crim Agency
Slater
Grant County
Self Proclaimed Bad Men Nabbed in Onion County Clash
Donie Lee and William Risner brothers, labeled bad men, were jailed in Rensselaer after a confrontation with machine gun armed officers. Donie faced liquor transport and resisting charges after threatening Sheriff Bartholomew. The three surrendered in a dawn stakeout in onion fields.
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Timea
Rensselaer
Ind
Donie, Lee
William Risner
Jasper County
Onion
Donie
Bartholomew
Newton County
Sheriff Prouty
William
Risner
Prouty
Lee
Bedford Barber Shop Damaged In Price War
In Bedford Indiana on May 24 the M E Lowery shop was struck by iron projectiles during a price war among barbers. Windows and door glass were broken and a window at Gerber Furniture next door was damaged. Police suspect a slingshot fired from a passing car. The feud started when Lowery cut haircuts from 50 to 25 cents and others matched the price.
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Bedford
Ind
M. E. Lowery
Gerber Furniture Company
Lowery Shop
Whitewater state leader to speak at Wayne County Sunday school
The sixty sixth annual Wayne county Sunday school convention will be held at the Methodist church May 27 and 28. E T Albertson executive secretary of the Indiana Council of Religious Education will address the gathering. Other speakers include Nellie Young Indianapolis and Wilma Morgan Richmond. Throley W Druley Boston president of the association for ten years, Rev C Franklin Koch Richmond, and Rev William J Sayers Richmond First Friends church. Sunday school leaders from all county churches will attend.
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Methodist Church
E. T. Albertson
Indiana Council of Religious Education
Nellie Young
Indianapolis
Children’s
State Council
Wilma Morgan
Richmond
Throley W. Druley
Boston
Association
C. Franklin Koch
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
William J. Sayers
First Friends Church
Offer by accused man in Hillock death case
In Anderson Indiana on May 24 United Press reports David Greenlee 72, a cousin of Mrs. John J. Hillock, will plead to assault and battery with a sought plea for manslaughter dropped. The attack followed a funeral visit at Elihu Greenlee near Pendleton. In Bluffton Indiana Henry Strain Wells County farmer, recovering from a previous leg fracture, is hospitalized with a new fracture at the hip after a ladder fall while working in a barn.
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United Press Anderson
Ind
John J. Hillock
David Greenlee
Bluffton
Henry Strain
Wells County
Wells County Hospital
Indiana Academy of Science Opens Three Day Session
Nearly 150 persons attend a three day Indiana Academy of Science session in Nashville with R R Ramsey of Indi university presiding. A banquet Friday night featured Richard Lieber as toastmaster. Seven hurt in Madison bus crash reported as a Colonial Stage Zine bus struck a road scraper. Florence Gamballe of Detroit is a hospital patient.
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Nashville
Ind
Indiana Academy of Science
R. R. Ramsey
Indiuniversity
Richard Lieber
Enictment
State Conservation Ast
Times
Madison
Florence Gamballe
Detroit
Washington population gains and county decline in ten years
Washington Indiana shows its city population rising from 8,743 to 9,006 over the last decade while county residents fall to 5,800. The city reports growth despite broader county decline.
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Washington, Ind
City of
Washington
1865 Letter To Be Read At Memorial Services
In Wabash Indiana on May 24 a Civil War era letter written by 13 or 14 year old W W Ernst in 1865 to his brother George W Ernst of Co A Twenty sixth Indiana will be read at memorial services for war dead by Rev C E Lamale. The letter asks about states traveled and marches and soldier life. Both writer and recipient are deceased and were uncles of the officiating minister.
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Times Special
Wabash
Ind
C. E. Lamale
W. W. Ernst
George W. Ernst
Co. A
Indiana
Lamale
Widow Wins $5,000 in Boone Court Verdict
Mrs. Hattie M. Haas of Lebanon wins a $5,000 judgment against George S. Conroy of Indianapolis in Boone circuit court after a car crash in Indianapolis on May 21, 1929 that killed her husband Charles N. Hass eleven days later. The suit, transferred from Marion county on change of venue, sought $10,000 damages.
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Times Special
Lebanon
Ind
Hattie M. Haas
George S. Conroy
Indianapolis
Charles N. Hass
Boone Circuit Court
Marion County
Conroy
Haas
More Autos Assessed In Bartholomew County Report
Columbus Ind May 24 figures from County Assessor Alonzo B Coons show 370 more automobiles in Bartholomew county this year with valuation up 61477. Total autos 3845 up from 3475. six fewer horses and 105 more mules. Milk cows up 485, but overall valuation down 8641. Merchants assessed 200 vs 214 last year, goods valuation 1282286 vs 1291225. Diamonds 61 fewer yet value up 5112.
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Times Special
Columbus
Ind
Alonzo B. Coons
Bartholomew County
Train speed ordinance violator fined in Claypool
In Claypool Indiana May 24 town officials enforced a new ordinance limiting Nickel Plate trains to 15 miles per hour within town limits. Clarence Crawford, Frank Wayne engineer, was arrested and fined $20 plus costs for the violation, with affidavits filed against other trainmen.
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United Press Claypool
Ind
Clarence Crawford
Wayne
Crawford
Beating and purse theft on South Bend streetcar
Mrs. Rose Hickson is recovering after a young bandit struck her with a wrench when she refused his demand for her purse. The thief escaped with 50 cents as an approaching street car failed to trap him. motorman and passengers pursued but did not catch him.
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Times
South Bend
Ind
Rose Hickson
Logansport Woman Named May Queen at Northwestern University
Miss Mary Blanche Little of Logansport has been selected as May queen of Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois. The announcement from Logansport cites the honor as a campus tradition celebrating student leadership and campus events.
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Snevi
Logansport
Ind
Mary Blanche Little
Eres University
Evanston
Ois
Township Wins Suit Over Closed State Bank Claim
Lebanon Ind May 24 Judge John W Hornaday in Boone circuit court ruled Union township has a $1 408 01 claim against the closed State bank at Rosston. A hearing showed Perry Hancock who was bank cashier and township trustee handled funds of both and is in state prison for a detected shortage.
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Times Special
Lebanon
Ind
John W. Hornaday
Boone
Union Township
State Bank
Rosston
Perry Hancock
Bank official sues Clark over alleged theft and jail terms
William H. Arnold former president of the defunct American Trust bank sues Thomas F. Clark in Howard circuit court for 10000 damages. Clarkson signed an affidavit accusing Arnold of grand larceny in misappropriating 1900 from the Kirkendall estate where Arnold was trustee. Arnold is jailed after failing to post 4000 bond. The complaint says the affidavit states the offense occurred April 1 1929 while Arnold was in Florida.
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William H. Arnold
American Trust Bank
Thomas F. Clarkson
Howard
Clarkson
Arnold
Kirkendall
Florida
Billy Sunday Assails Irreligion in Schools
Upland Ind May 24 Speaking at Taylor University dedication Billy Sunday denounced schools and colleges as hotbeds of damnation and faulted church schools as major offenders at a Maytag gymnasium ceremony. Attending dinner guests from Indianapolis included Dr John Paul president and others.
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Upland
Ind
Maytag
Taylor University
William A
Billy
John Paul
University
Frank Lee Roberts
Roberts
Felix McWhirter
Clarence R. Weaver
Geraldine Hadley
Lillian Strong Harrison
E. P. Bassett
Henry Ostrom Jr
Lester C. Nagley
Indianapolis
State U. C. T. Meet in Lafayette Indiana
United Commercial Travelers of America and its women's auxiliary closed their two day state convention at Lafayette. Hundreds of Indiana grand council members attended. Officers elected include Mrs. R. O. Law of Logansport as auxiliary president and Mrs. B. A. Tuttle of South Bend as vice president. Mrs. John Jackman of Terre Haute became secretary treasurer, with Mrs. Leroy S. Martin of Indianapolis reappointed publicity chairman.
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Lafayette
Ind
United Commercial Travelers of America
Women’s Auxiliary
Indiana Grand Council
R. O. Law
Logansport
B. A. Tuttle
South Bend
John Jackman
Terre Haute
Leroy S. Martin
Indianapolis
Former bankers held in Rochester indictments
Rochester Ind May 24 Daniel W Sibert president of the First State Bank of Kewanna now closed and William H Gohl former cashier are under arrest on Fulton county grand jury indictments. Sibert charged with overdrawing 40 50 Gohl charged with converting 500 belonging to a sister in law Bonds set at 2000 each
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United Press
Rochester
Ind
Daniel W. Sibert
First State Bank of
Evansville College to Host May Day Festivities
Evansville Indiana May 24 archery exhibit comic representations of society games dances and a Maypole dance form the program for the annual May day festival at Evansville college May 28. The event will climax with the coronation of a May queen.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Evansville College
State Food Inspector on Trail of Sweet Racket
ERRE HAUTE Ind May 24 F A Strattan state food and drug inspector is tracing operations of Jeff Wagner Elk Hart who sold what he claimed was pure maple syrup Wagner is in custody at Evansville his arrest agreeing to pay them 3 a day and crew managers 4 When settlement time came Wagner disappeared Buyers say they purchased syrup here with the understanding it was pure maple syrup.
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United Press
Erre Haute
Ind
F. A. Strattan
Wagner
Strattan
Eae
Rnae
Cities Unite in Road Campaign Across State 32
Noblesville Indiana May 24 Communities including Anderson Lapel Noblesville join a drive to pave state road 32 by 1931 with extensions later. Supporters say the route offers a western east west link from Muncie to Columbus and beyond through Lebanon Crawfordsville Covington Danville Urbana Champaign and on to the Mississippi River with branches to Dayton Cincinnati and a Richland Lafayette diagonal.
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Noblesville
Ind
Anderson
Lapel
Muncie
Columbus
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Covington
Danville
Urbana
Champaign
Ill
Mississippi River
Union City
Dayton
Cincinnati
Richmond
Lafayette
Chambers of Commerce of
Marion to beautify Mississinewa river banks project
The Marion planning commission approved a beautification plan for the Mississinewa river banks drawn by Lawrence V Sheridan, an Indianapolis engineer. Trees and shrubbery will line the banks near the Washington Street bridge, and Spencer Avenue route will be altered. Funding and methods remain to be studied, with concrete plans to be shown to the works board soon.
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Planning Commission
Marion
Ind
City Planning Commission
Mississinewa
Lawrence V. Sheridan
Indianapolis
Washington Street
Spencer Avenue
Works Board
Farm raid nets home brew in Liberty milk house
In Liberty Indiana a farm milk house was found used to hide home brew and was raided by Sheriff Herbert Ellison Deputy Sheriff Guy Farr nightwatch man Forest Leonard and deputies Wanger and Logan of Wayne county. A quantity of home brew was seized. Memorial day events noted in Dublin with Leroy Tout post address by Raymond Springer and band from Knightstown home. Estate tax set at 184 dollars for Basil Tillson heirs with net estate value 28409.18. William Tillson and Carrie Tillson receive 9019.59 and 18389.59 respectively. Aged woman Orrel Sharp dies near Brownsville leaving several relatives. Burglars in Claypool steal little then fail to enter other homes. La Porte census shows population gain of nearly 20 percent.
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Times Special Liberty
Ind
Prohibition
Herbert Ellison
Union County
Guy Farr
Nightwatchman
Forest
Leonard
Liberty
Wanger
Logan
Wayne County
Charles Kendall
Dublin
Leroy Tout Post
American Legion
Raymond
Springer
Connersville
The
Legion
Sixth District
Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors Orphans’ Home
Legion Hall
Times Special
Prison or job plea from hungry Indiana man in support case
Earl Percifield a 28 year old Bloomington man arrested on a non support charge appeals for work or a prison term. He is father to five children with his wife and owns no steady job. After a three day 15 mile walk to Veedersburg seeking work and failing he learned of the charge and was jailed. He says he cannot obtain employment to support his family and wishes relief or confinement.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Earl Percifield
Percifield
Veedersburg
Ray Stephens
Hammond Population Rises 77 Percent in Decade
Hammond Ind May 24 The 1930 census count shows population of 64 104 up from 36 004 in 1920 a rise of about 77 percent. Counts for Gary and East Chicago in the Calumet district are to be released next week.
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United Press
Hammond
Ind
Gary
Chicago
Calumet District
$1000 Suit Follows Burial Vault Dispute
Elijah Young of Billtown sues stepson Raymond Alexander of Limedale in Putnam circuit court seeking $2000 damages over a burial vault purchase dispute. Young claims Alexander proposed a concrete vault, Young refused dues to cost, Alexander struck him, twisted his right arm, and threw him onto a Davenport causing injuries that keep him from working.
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Times Special
Greencastle
Ind
Putnam Circuit
Elijah Young
Billtown
Raymond Alexander
Limedale
Young
Alexander
Davenport
Old Church Members Will Receive Honors at Anniversary
In Pershing Indiana seventeen Zion Lutheran church members with fifty years or more of affiliation will be honored at a Sunday anniversary celebration. Pastor Rev Dwight L Miley leads the 108 year old church founded in 1822. Rev M L Wagner of St Johns Lutheran Dayton Ohio will speak and Indiana Lutheran synod president Dr R H Benting of Indianapolis will send congratulations.
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Pershing
Ind
Zion Lutheran Church
Dwight L. Miley
Beeen
M. L. Wagner
St. John’s Litheran Church
Dayton
Indiana Lutheran Synod
Working Wife Sued In Gary Divorce Suit
Denver C. Brooks sues Mrs. Aileen Brooks in Gary Indiana for divorce claiming she is the new woman who mistreats him with disregard and contempt. The complaint notes she is older, earns a higher salary, and holds a better job than he does.
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Ba Times
Gary
Ind
Denver C. Brooks
Aileen Brooks
James Ray free as grand jury fails to indict wife slay case
James O. Ray, 54, jailed since April 2 on suspicion of killing his wife, is free after a Cass county grand jury did not return an indictment. She was found at the foot of a stairway with multiple hatchet wounds. In Bloomington Indiana Universitys ROTC unit was rated excellent by Army inspectors per Col O P Robinson. In Muncie an unmasked bandit robbed a filling station, taking $40 from Virgil Fouth, the attendant, and making him stay inside.
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Times Special
Logansport
Ind
James O. Ray
Cass County
Bloomington
Indiana University
O. P. Robinson
United States Army
Muncie
Virgil Fouth
Indiana Roentgen Society Convention Postponed
In Muncie Indiana on May 24 the annual convention of the Indiana Roentgen society was postponed with a new date to be announced.
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Muncie
Ind
Indiana Roentgen Society
De Pauw Honors Students With Multiple Scholarships
Green Cast le Ind May recognition day at De Pauw University awarded Sigma Delta Chi Theta Sigma PhiMortar Board and Association of Women Students honors. Winners include Gurnsey Van Riper Indianapolis for best all around, Betty Cook Bedford for character and scholarship, Ruth Lee Madison for Mortar Board scholarship, and Betty Shoup Covington for a $125 association prize. Numerous Phi Beta Kappa selections and graduate stipends across biology chemistry economics history English and more named for clear achievements and fellowships.
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Ind
de Pauw University
William Bland
Gurnsey van Riper
Indianapolis
Joseph Taylor
South Bend
Sigma Delta Chi
Betty Cook
Bedford
Ruth Ward
Theta Sigma Phi
Ruth Lee
Madison
sMortar Board
Emma Jean Burge
Chicago
Mortar Board
Betty Shoup
Covington
Association of Women Students
Mary Louise Wellenreiter
Danville
Ill
William Waller
Angola
Phi Beta Kappa
Edgar Adams
Clinton
University of Cincinnati
Herbert Carter
Muncie
Anson R. Kefidall
Bremen
Iowa State University
George May
Newcastle
Cornell
Ross Murphy
Huntingburg
Pennsylvania State University
Amos Light
Syracuse University
Floyd Call
Roachdale
Northwestern University
Robert Small
Ohio State University
Edward van Riper
Guernsey van Riper
Mary Elizabeth Briggs
Dorothy Roby
Zionsville
Eleanor Snavel
Alice White
Rossville
Rusell Rosenkrans
Redkey
Towne Stephenson
Yale University
Winston Hole
Cheboygan
Mich
Arthur Funston
Margaret Harvey
Benton Harbor
Robert Kimberlin
Howard Miller
Atlantic
Marvin O'Neal
Martinsville
Margaret Cochrane
Peru
Avery Shepherd
Virginia Satterlee
Esther Coffin
Kewanee
Western Reserve University
Gladys Rohrig
Brazil
Irene Lowe
Brook
de Pauw
Charles Orval
City approves $500 for extra city treasurer staff
Connersville Indiana council votes to appropriate 500 dollars to pay salaries for extra help in the city treasurer's office. The measure follows the mayor’s veto and aims to relieve workload created by new Barrett law assessment statutes. Treasurer Mabel Wainright requested the staff to manage increased duties.
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Connersville
Ind
William Dentlinger
Mabel Wainright
Crawfordsville Poolroom Proprietor Seeks Suppression of Raid Evidence
Judge Hornaday will rule on Harold Peck's motion to suppress gambling house raid evidence. Peck, poolroom proprietor in Crawfordsville, faces charges after police raid without a warrant. The special judge will hear the motion Monday in Montgomery circuit court.
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Crawfordsville
Timea Special
Ind
John W. Hornaday
Boone Circuit Court
Montgomery Circuit Court
Harold Peck
Gun misfire at school in Muncie shocks pupils
In Muncie Indiana on May 24 a German Mauser pistol taken to a school by the mayor's daughter was accidentally discharged while a teacher examined it. The bullet pierced a desk and floor narrowly missing several students. The weapon, loaned to Mayor George R Dale by a friend, was taken from his home without his knowledge.
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Ba Times
Muncie
Ind
George R. Dale
Benton County Population Drops in Ten Years
Census figures show Benton County losing 327 residents in the decade. The 1930 population is 11,879, down from 12,206 in 1920. The county is described as a farming community.
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Fowler
Ind
Benton County
Purdue Graduate Named Franklin County Agricultural Agent
N. F. Hadley of Purdue University has been appointed agricultural agent for Franklin county, succeeding F. F. Brown who moves to Rush county to take a similar post. The announcement was made in Brookville Indiana on May 24.
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Brookville
Ind
Hadley
Purdue University
Franklin County
F. F. Brown
Rush County
Resignation of Milton High School Vocational Instructor
Rex Murray resigned after five years as vocational instructor at Wilson High School Milton to take a job at Royal Center. In Hammond on May 24 Dorothy Mahoney obtained a divorce in superior court with testimony that Thomas Mahoney refused to pay her bill following the birth of their child.
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Milton
Ind
Rex Murray
Wilson High School
Royal Center
United Preas
Theta Sigma Phi Cup Awarded At DePauw University
Elizabeth Ann Cook of Bedford won the annual Theta Sigma Phi cup at DePauw University for the co ed who rendered greatest service to campus and her class and best demonstrated traits of a college girl.
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de Pauw University
Elizabeth Ann Cook
Bedford
Deserted man convicts two in Indiana case
Describing a Bloomington man’s 30 day search, James Rexford of Montezuma pleaded guilty in Parke circuit court. He received 90 days on the state farm and a $300 fine with costs. his wife, Mrs. Smith, was fined $200 and given 60 days at Indiana Women’s Prison. The pair had lived together on Rexford’s farm after she left Bloomington April 21 following his letter and money urging a meeting in Indianapolis.
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United Preas
Judge Sparks Honored by Sixth District Bar Association
Judge Will M. Sparks former Bush circuit judge now on the U S Court of Appeals in Chicago was the guest of honor at the Sixth district bar association annual meeting in Richmond Indiana. More than 100 lawyers from Shelby Union Fayette Henry Franklin Bush and Wayne counties attended. He spoke about experiences on the federal bench and Earlham College president William Cullen Dennis gave an address on the world court.
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United Press
Richmond
Ind
Will M. Sparks
Bush
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Sixth District Bar Association
Shelby
Union
Fayette
Henry
Franklin
Wayne Counties
Sparks
William Cullen Dennis
Earlham College
Newcastle Girl Wins Meat Essay Championship
In Newcastle Indiana Miss Clara Cruea, a Newcastle high school student, won the Indiana title in the seventh national meat story contest with an essay on Meat Cuts and How They May Be Prepared. Judges from Chicago announced the national winner, with Cruea placing fourth in the Central district among thirteen states.
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Newcastle
Ind
Clara Cruea
Indiana
Chicago
United States
Cruea
Elderly veteran finds joy in first flight over Evansville
Charles Hornby, 92, Vanderburgh County's oldest resident, alighted from a plane after his first flight in Evansville on May 24. He called aviation his greatest thrill and said he wants to fly again, noting the plane landed smoothly like the old farm wagon.
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Times
Evansville
Ind
Charles Hornby
Vanderburg
Hornby
Marriage News From Muskegon Aged Couple Reunited
Anderson Indiana May 24 Friends here have been advised of the marriage at Muskegon Michigan of Edward Chappell and Mrs Henrietta Chappell both 72 first wed thirty two years ago but who separated after a quarrel here sixteen years ago.
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Times Special
Anderson
Ind
Muskegon, Mich
Edward Chappell
Henrietta Chappell
Erring Wife Jailed For Beating Husband
Richmond Indiana May 24 Deputy Prosecutor Earl Keisker advised a husband to assault the other man. The wife fought him on the street, was jailed for assault and battery, fined one dollar and thirty days. It was the first case of a wife assaulting her husband before Judge Ball.
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Times Special
Richmond
Ind
Earl Keisker
Frank Henderson
Henderson
Keisker
Store Burglar Sentenced in South Bend Case
Martin Jagla was sentenced to the state reformatory for three to ten years after pleading guilty to second degree burglary in superior court. The defendant had been on trial for first degree burglary when testimony about the capture of Jagla and tear gas use led to his guilty admission.
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South Bend
Ind
Martin Jagla
State Reformatory
Jagla
Ed. Tesmer
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