Blazer 10 Be Lumber Mill Boss Says
Dr Harold E Blazer and daughter Frances Bishop relieved after state dismissal clears Blazer of killing his mentally impaired daughter in district court He plans to move to Chama New Mexico to work as a mill foreman Frances Bishop expresses relief at his absolution and laments a hung jury worry
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Blazer
United Press
Littleton
Colo
Harold E. Blazer
Frances Bishop
Chama
N. M
Community Fund Pledges Read by Officials
Officials announced pledges of 100 or more to the Community Fund from numerous entities and individuals. Major gifts include Standard Oil $500, F W Woolworth Company $3360, Indianapolis Pumpana fube Company $300, Emrich Penitire Company $160, and J J Appel $550 among many others totaling hundreds in donations. The list names firms such as Union Title Company, Cleveland Grain and Milling, Central Business College, American Foundry, Capitol Lumber, and Barton Hotel along with private donors including Mrs. Charles Voorhees, Mrs. James Canning, Mrs. Henry Lane Wilson, and J. J. Appel.
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Standard Oil Company
Charles Voorhees
F. W. Woolworth Company
Indianapolis Pumpana Fube Company
George Alig
the Brothers
Charles P. Emerson
Henry Lane Wilson
Frank H. Witt
Harrington & Foster
Sielken & Faulstich
Edward Dirks
Cleveland Grain and Milling
Central Business College
Wills N. Coval
Robert J.dorsey
SLCC
Mia
Jack A.goodman
Cornelius Holloway
Hubbard-Scearce Lumber Company
McNamara Construction Company
Milk Company
Nichols Baey Company
C. J. W. Pinnell
M. Rin Réhfuss
Thomas J Sgullivan
ALJ. Treat & Son
Anna Lydia Zumpfe
J. J. Appel
Fred G. Appel
American High Speed Chain Company
American Foundry Company
C. F. Meyer Jr
B. Bradshaw
C.W. Meyer
Charles Pigman
Rosen Cooper
Shee
An Crowder
Columbia School
Carter-Lee Lumber Co
Capitol Lumber Co
Century Ener
W. Fleischer
Ilmer Ww
Saritenlow
Century Bisvit Co
White Cafeteria On the Circle pilots convenient meals
The White Cafeteria On the Circle announces a new all day service aiming to answer the perennial query where to eat. Aiming to streamline options, the eatery emphasizes ready to serve, pre prepared meals and on site seating for diners seeking quick quality.
Poster Winner Emanuel Farley Named by Society
John B. Reynolds, president of the Little Theatre Society of Indiana, announced Emanuel Farley as winner of the first monthly poster contest. Farley, a John Herron Art Institute student, entered the piece on Minick with judges Ralph Cooney Murray Wickard and Jobey Adams. The art committee sponsors the contests. Members listed include Mrs. J. D. Pierce chair and others.
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Emanuel Farley
John B. Reynolds
Little Theatre Society of Indiana
Farley
John Herron Art Institute
Minick
Little Theatre Society
Ralph Cooney
Murray Wickard
Jobey Adams
The
Little Theatre
J. D. Pierce
Martha C. Bishop
Janet Bowles
Lewis Finch
Mary Chilton Cray
Robert Hollingsworth
Grace Margaret Kiess
Oakley Richey
Grace Shoup
Chelsea Stewart
Cox Demands Death for Trio in Oberholtzer Case
A fiery closing by attorney Cox argued for the death penalty for Stephenson Klinck and Gentry. He denounced the defendants and urged jurors to punish what he called a grave assault on Madge Oberholtzer in Stephenson's garage.
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Cox
Madge Oberholtzer
D. C. Stephenson
Stephenson
Inman
Judge Sparks
Ira M. Holmes
Holmes
Asa J. Smith
Dr. Kingsbury
Madge
Otto Cox
Indianapolis
Charles E. Cox
Sparks
Stephenso
Klinck
Gentry
Oberholtzer
Ewe Lamb
George
Matilda Oberholtzer
Klan tussle over Duvall in Illinois power struggle
Continuous that Duvall faces Klan pressure as Armitage Coffin and others clash over city posts. Duvall backs John Collins as purchasing agent and George Schmidt as city engineer though the Klan and Armitage oppose. Bebee is sidelined while Duvall keeps Bebee as assistant engineer.
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Jesse Hutsell
Roy Phillips
Duvall
John Collins
Dan Bebee
Ambitions and alliances drift in a tense city scene
Coffin's man Schmidt holds a $3,500 a year post while Armitage displays calm and aims to restore prestige with measured rhetoric. Lets Fight Bill avoids conflict as Pekin trips and recent board and engineer appointments pass without his remarks.
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Schmidt
Coffin
Armitage
Bill
Pekin
Works Board
Duvall
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