Goroner Frees Slayer in Row Over Chickens
Ashal Manant, accused in the shooting death of William Wolford, was cleared by Greene County coroner J. W. Clifford after an inquest found the victim aggressive. The fatal shooting followed a quarrel over chickens. Wolford reportedly ignored warnings and approached Manant’s home three times. Medical testimony described over 100 gunshot wounds, including a shot to the eye and brain.
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Jasonville
Ind
Ashal Manant
William Wolford
J. W. Clifford
Greene County
Wolford
Manant
Walford
Death Held Accident By Times Spectral
Coroner W O McKittrick absolves Earl Wuertz of blame in the death of 63 year old William Belcher after an eight foot fall from a scaffold during a scuffle at an ice plant. Belcher allegedly struck Wuertz first. fall caused head injury on concrete floor.
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Times Spectral
Washington
Ind
W. O. McKittrick
Earl Wuertz
William Belcher
Wuertz
Belcher
Inspector Gets Salary in Anderson Building Department
In Anderson Indiana the city council approved eight hundred eighty four dollars to pay Homer E. Duke’s salary as building inspector for the last four months of the year. Duke began duties September first under the new building code after working six weeks unpaid amid council opposition.
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Anderson
Ind
Homer E. Duke
Duke
Paul Tupman
Three Men Sentenced In Cattle Theft Case
In South Bend Indiana on October 18 Charles Perry 26 Ernest Perry 30 and Orla Hatt 26 pleaded guilty to stealing 300 dollars worth of calves from St Marys College for Girls. Judge Cyrus B Pattee sentenced Charles Perry and Hatt to the state reformatory and Ernest Perry to the state prison all to serve one to ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Times
South Bend
Ind
Charles Perry
Ernest
Orla Hatt
St. Mary’s College For Girls
Cyrus B. Pattee
Pattee
Hatt
Woman Foils Bandits In Neck of Portland
Mrs. L. C. Webster of Celina Ohio thwarted two bandits attempting to steal her car near Portland by striking one on the hand with a shoe. The assailant released his grip and was run over as he fell, while Webster escaped unharmed and continued northbound.
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United Press
Portland
Ind
Northwestern Indiana Teachers' Association elects new officers
W S Painter of Garrett was elected president at the convention in Fort Wayne. M H Northrop of Fort Wayne was chosen vice president, and M F Worthman of Decatur was re elected secretary treasurer at the closing session.
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
W. S. Painter
Garrett
Northwestern Indiana Teachers’ Association
M. H. Northrop
M. F. Worthman
Decatur
Snake's Bite Ends Life of Hoosier Baby
Funeral services were held Friday for William H. Graham two years old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Graham living five miles southwest of Wheatfield Indiana who died after being bitten by a rattlesnake while playing at his farm home Anti toxin was administered but did not stop the poison from spreading He died two days after the bite.
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Timea
Wheatfield
Ind
William H. Graham
Raymond Graham
Here
Corn Husker Contest Organized for November Event
Elwood Indiana October 12 committee organization formed for the annual Indiana corn husking contest to be held November 5 on Michael Meyer farm eight miles north of Elwood. Joseph F Himelick Madison county farm bureau president is general chairman. Phil Hamm Elwood Community Council president is vice chairman. L M Busche county farm agent is ex officio member. Subcommittee chairmen are Michael Meyer Jr Kenneth Harting J B Proctor Harry Neanover and J H Bonham Elwood mayor. Madison county contest representative to be chosen in October 28 competition near Elwood.
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Buy Times
Elwood
Ind
Michael Meyer
Joseph F. Himelick
Madison County Farm Bureau
Phil Hamm
Kenneth Harting
J. B. Proctor
Harry Neanover
J. H. Bonham
Madison County
Here
Pledges Made Public by Phi Rho Sigma Honorary
Seventeen Indiana university medical school students have been pledged to the Phi Rho Sigma honorary professional medical fraternity. Names include Ralph Blackford Middletown C Stanton Bryan Evansville Robert Wisehart North Salem Wendell Anderson Mentone Robert Owsley Thorntown Dick Steele Huntington Donald Brodie Huntington Donald Wolfram Brownsburg William Mount Kirklin William R Ferraro Patterson N J Wayne Ritter Indianapolis Douglas Ballard Logansport Alvin Turnmail Wallonia Kenneth Jackson Aurora Farrar Aubertin Wabash Sheldon Morrison Greensburg George Richardson Marion.
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Bu Times
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Phi Rho Sigma
Ralph Blackford
Middletown
Stanton L. Bryan
Evansville
Robert Wisehart
North Salem
Wendell Anderson
Mentone
Robert Owsley
Thorntown
Dick Steele
Huntington
Donald Brodie
Donald Wolfram
Brownsburg
William Mount
Kirklin
William R. Ferraro
Patterson
N. J
Wayne Ritter
Indianapolis
Douglas Ballard
Logansport
Alvin Turnmail
Wallonia
Kenneth Jackson
Aurora
Farrar Aubertin
Wabash
Sheldon Morrison
Greensburg
George Richardson
Marion
Stone Mills Fight Freight Rates Across Indiana District
A life and death struggle for fifty cut stone mills in the Bloomington Bedford region ends as an interstate commerce hearing in Washington recommends freight rate cuts. The case, led by Bedford Stone Club, argued higher costs and fabrication needs make current rates unsustainable, threatening 3500 workers if not reduced.
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Times
Bloomington
Ind
Bloomington-Bedford
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Bedford Stone Club
Kansas City
Baltimore
F. E. Bryan
Indiana Limestone Company
E. P. Vernin
C. C. Hines
Monon Railroad
Frederick F. Sc
Plan New University Catholics Will Erect First Building Near Hobart
A new Catholic institution named St. Francis University will be built six miles east of Hobart Indiana. The first building, costing 175000 dollars, will rise this winter. A new town around the university is planned with total expenditures of 2500000 dollars over ten years.
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Hobart
Ind
St. Francis University
Here
Paul J. Kulga
Holy Savior
Franciscan Fathers
University
St. Francis
Basis of Dry Law Will Be Attacked
An appeal of a federal conspiracy conviction to the U S Supreme Court will be pursued by Olin R Holt Kokomo attorney for the defendant The case centers on a challenge to the Eighteenth Amendment claiming it is invalid The conviction of Ora Butler Holt's associate is also affirmed The Hoosier Protective Association allegedly supplied bonds and legal services to bootleggers Holt and Butler received prison terms. The story also notes local club officers and a cesarean birth at Bloomington hospital with two daughters and healthy mother and babies.
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United Press
Kokomo
Ind
Indianapolis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Olin R. Holt
Ora
Butler
Holt
Hoosier Protective Association
Supreme Court
Howard County
Mail thief sentenced in Elk Hart post office theft case
A two year federal prison term was imposed on Ralph S. Goetz of Mishawaka after conviction for stealing mail bags from an Elk Hart post office truck. He had pleaded that he did not know what he was doing.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Ralph
Goetz
Mishawaka
Elkhart
Thomas We
Love Lingered Pn Times Sweet at
In Columbus Indiana on October 18 Mrs Ida Patterson McKay 64 and J L Moore 65 were remarried by Justice of the Peace Stanley J Cooper. Divorced forty five years earlier after their baby daughter was born both later remarried and raised families. Each widow since 1928 Moore came to visit his daughter Mrs Albert Warner and reconnected with his former wife.
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Pn Times Sweet
Columbus
Ind
Ida Patterson McKay
J. L. Moore
Eaton
Stanley J. Cooper
Moore
Albert Warner
Indiana University Student Club Elects Democratic Officers
The Jackson Club at Indiana University elected J. Bertrand Ewer of Lowell as president with John F. Day of Bedford as vice president, Jack Roney of Terre Haute as secretary, and Louis Rigie of Windfall as treasurer. The group endorsed Professor W. E. Treaner for Indiana Supreme Court judge and met with 50 students present, Harold Mull, Logansport, presiding. In Kendallville, Amelia Roser, 94, revealed she never attended a theater or used an electric light switch, born in Bucyrus and moved to Noble county in a covered wagon.
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Bloomington
Ind
Jackson Club
Indiana University
J. Bertrand Ewer
Lowell
John F. Day
Bedford
Jack Roney
Terre Haute
Louis Rigie
Windfall
W. E. Treaner
School of Law
Indiana Supreme Court
Harold Mull
Logansport
United Press
Kendallville
Amelia Roser
Mrs Bridget C Clark Dies of Pneumonia At 60
Mrs Bridget C Clark aged 60, long invalid since age 40, died here from pneumonia. She suffered paralysis twenty years earlier.
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United Press
Washington
Ind
Bridget C. Clark
Hoosier and Companion Die on Dead Man's Rock
A Pacific Ocean death claims Walter Vachon and Julia Bestman on Dead Man's Rock off Ventura California. Vachon 30 formerly of Fort Wayne and his companion 24 were drowned as the tide rose during a fishing trip. Bestman's body was recovered. Vachon's remains are still missing awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Hoosier
Companion
Dead Man’s Rock
Bs Times
T. Wayne
Pacific Ocean
Ventura
Cal
Walter VacHon
Ft. Wayne
Julia Bestman
Miss Bestman
Vachon
Indiana University ROTC names 12 first sergeants and 187 noncoms
Bloomington Oct 18 Colonel O P Robinson announced the ROTC list for this semester listing twelve first sergeants eighty nine sergeants and ninety seven corporals. The names include J L Manaugh Salem Wayne Elston Lapel William Betterman Indianapolis Arthur Wehmeyer Kendallville Clarence Hawkins Bedford Dale Goings Lowell Ralph Jarvis Bloomfield and many others from Indianapolis Bloomington Chicago Ill Kokomo Peru and more.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
O. P. Robinson
Indiana University R. O. T. C
J. L. Manaugh
Salem
Wayne Elston
Lapel
William Betterman
Indianapolis
Arthur Wehmeyer
Kendallville
John
Elmer de Lo
Gilbert Baird
Daniel Souder
Kokomo
Eugene Donie
James Lewis
Vincennes
Frank Forkner
Bluffton
Cecil A. McColley
Crown Point
Cedrick Cummins
English
Alan Norman
Gary
B. C. Owen
Shoals
Donald Patton
Peru
Robert Richey
Jacob Bretz
Huntingburg
David Brown
Louis Chaney
Bloomfield
Otis Edmonds
Georgetown
Ill
Peter Martich
Whiting
H. E. Mitchell
Crothersville
Homer Oren
Upland
Homer Soden
Lakewood
Antonio Cesano
Gerald Deer
Franklin
Russell Frehse
Milton Harke
South Bend
Robert Hanna
Delphi
Earl Moorman
Columbus
Jack McCartin
Hammond
William McGovern
Loogootee
Charles Scott
Logansport
J. C. Watson
Laurel
Miss
Carel Hegwood
Norman Station
Delmer Liggett
Rising Sun
Norman Thurston
Shelbyville
Raymond Wilson
Hebron
D. E. Neese
Leroy Francis
Terre Haute
Ben Kaufman
New York
Raymond Lambert
Lowell
Lloyd Moore
Elwren
Kenneth Sloan
Charleston
Charles Temple
Harvey Gibbs
Howard M. Huntington
Chicago
Norman Pfau
Jeffersonville
Lawrence Philpott
Warsaw
James Burton
Gosport
John Keckich
Kenneth Chriswell
Robert Clark
Anderson
Lawrence Crosbie
Louis Starken
Mr. Vernon
Glen Brown
Lionel Ingle
Tunnelton
George C. Kimmel
Lebanon
James Slaughter
Wilkinson
John B. T
Julius Moser
Tom Thorn
Francis Chapman
Everett Mitchell
Hubert Snoddy
Edward Headey
John Bland
George Challis
Charles Flemming
Marion Gwin
Linton
Taylor Hoffar
Seymour
Harley Ireland
Brazil
James Morris
Richard Stanbro
Donald Williams
Paul Wyatt
Idaville
William Arms
Attica
Gerald Burch
Evansville
Carl Lough
Remington
George Reed
Calvin Shimer
Ft. Wayne
George Shonkwiler
Raub
Richard Tiernam
Richmond
Harry Brandenburg
Arcanum
Harold Burch
Philip Byron
Clarence Crouch
Culver
G. B. Killian
Columbia City
Milton
Rushville
Fred Herschleder
Donald Jones
Gerald Kramer
James Leas
Petersburg
Ray Matthies
Joseph Weinstock
Louisville
Winfield Brock
Donald Everitt
Scottsburg
Sanford Jacox
Plymouth
James Marshall
Cleveland
A. W. Comer
Roy Haussman
Clemens Hill
Fairmount
Elbert Griesinger
H. L. Harris
Chrisney
James Miller
Waldron
K. A. Parr
Delbert Aikens
Osgood
Carl Albright
Washington
Hubert Hartman
Paul Richardson
Centerton
Robert Schmal
Marvin Scott
Wabash
William D. Henderson
Robert Bogan
Kirklin
Ralph Dunfee
Joseph Minor
Cannelton
Bayard Somes
Hunter Stewart
Marion
Lester Winslow
W. C. Becker
Bedford
Ralph Bogan
Paul Isaac
Boston
Mass
Edwin Johnson
Flora
Homer McConochy
Portland
Arthur Rosenthal
Indiana Harbor
Harry Schuster
Richmond initiates interdenominational religious school
Richmond Indiana launches the first semester of the Richmond Wayne county interdenominational standard school of religious education. Rev. C Franklin Kock of St. Pauls Lutheran Church serves as dean with a faculty including several experienced religious education professionals.
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Richmond
Ind
Wayne County
Indiana Field Artillery unit holds 7th reunion
By United Presse, Decatur Indiana October 18 three hundred World War veterans attend the seventh annual reunion of the one hundred thirteenth Indiana Field Artillery at Decatur. Delegations from Indianapolis Bluffton Kokomo and Huntington registered.
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United Presse
Decatur
Ind
Indiana Field Artillery
Indianapolis
Bluffton
Kokomo
Huntington
Funeral services held for Randall S. Jarvis in Linton
Funeral services were held today for Randall S. Jarvis 67 a longtime Linton resident who died Wednesday after a long illness His wife died two years ago He leaves three daughters Mrs Jesse Curtis Mrs Bessie Briner both of Linton and Mrs Ina Patterson of Cincinnati
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United Preas
Horseshoe Found Embeded in 20-Inch Sycamore Log
At the J. L. Louck sawmill west of Portland a hand made horseshoe and nails were discovered embedded mid heart of a 20 inch sycamore log. Workers believe it was hung on a limb sixty or seventy years ago by a teamster working on a railroad bed between Richmond and Fort Wayne, a project never completed.
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United Press
Portland
Ind
J. L. Louck
Richmond
Ft. Wayne
Fifty Thousand Paid To Muncie For Embezzlement Case
In Muncie Indiana on October 18 the National Surety Company of New York paid fifty thousand dollars to the school city ending a legal dispute tied to the defalcations of former school board treasurer George L Haymond. Haymond, bonded by National Surety, is in state prison for embezzling school funds and has been indicted on five more charges. Total defalcations exceed 150000 dollars.
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Times Special
Haymond
National Surety Company
Navin Free After Dyer Act Hung Jury in Indiana
James Melvin Navin cousin of Detroit mayor and Tigers owner is freed after a federal jury could not reach a verdict on a Dyer Act charge. Partner Jack Petrie, who drove a stolen car from Chicago to Mishawaka, took full blame and got a three year sentence as he was caught attempting to steal gas.
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South Bend
Ind
James Melvin Navin
Frank Navin
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Liberty
Jack Petrie
Chicago
Mishawaka
Navin
Thomas W. Slick
Petrie
Bishop to officiate at St John the Baptist dedication
In Fort Wayne Indiana on October 18 the new St John the Baptist school and chapel will be dedicated Sunday morning. Rt Rev John F Nell bishop of the Fort Wayne diocese will officiate. The building cost 127000 dollars and the chapel seats 500. The altar is a gift of Bishop Noll.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
St. John the Baptist
John F., Nell
Noll
Zoning Appeal Over Mortuary Move in Anderson
Otis P Crim Mrs Marie Weslon Thomas McCullough Maude McCullough Childs sue E S Albright Mortuary Co over moving to the Brelsford homestead in a restricted district adjacently purchased property. Madison circuit court judge Alonzo L Bales issued a permanent injunction. case now before Indiana appellate court.
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Times Special
Madison
Alonzo L. Bales
Winchester
Fire Marshal's Order Branded Unjust Action
Alfred M. Houston Indiana state fire marshal is named in an injunction suit filed in Henry circuit court to stop enforcement of a ban on self-serve gasoline stations. Jenkins Vulcan Spring Co leases land at Dunreith from Penn Rail and Peoples Nu-Gas. The station is said to be compliant with standards and not a fire hazard, yet targeted while others of similar design operate.
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Bu Times
Astle
Ind
Alfred M. Houston
Indiana
Henry Circuit
Jenkins Vulcan Spring Company
Dunreith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peoples Nu-Gas Company
Houston
National Underwriters’ Association
War Heroism Earns Hoosier Decoration
Charles B. Lawton of Pt Wayne Indiana, manager of the bond department at Citizens Trust Co, received the Distinguished Service Cross from the War Department for extraordinary heroism near Exermont France on October 14 1918. Leading four men he attacked five machine gun nests wiping out three and taking the squads prisoner. A fragment of shrapnel wounded him in the head and a private dragged him to safety also earning the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Times Special
Wayne
Ind
Charles B. Lawton
Citizens Trust Company
War Department
Exermont
France
Lawton
Baby leopard saved at circus quarters in Peru Indiana
A four week old leopard cub fell from its cage and was nearly torn apart by its mother. Employees intervened and, with a shovel, returned the cub to its cage. Trainers said a cub touched by humans would be killed by the mother.
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United Press
Peru
Ind
American Circus Corporation
Life Term Given to Man with Habitual Criminal Record
Fred Walker, 75, with a long history of burglary and larceny, received a life sentence under the habitual criminal act after pleading guilty to attempting to rob a store and to carrying concealed weapons in St. Joseph circuit court before Judge C. E. Pattee.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Fred Walker
Walker
C. E. Pattee
St. Joseph Circuit Court
Mrs Netta Lynch dies in Rochester after operation
Anderson Indiana October 18 Mrs Netta Lynch wife of James W Lynch a local manufacturer died in Rochester Minnesota following an operation She was believed to be recovering when notification of her death reached friends She was born in Madison county and lived near Anderson most of her life Funeral services will be held at the family home
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Anderson
Ind
Netta Lynch
James W. Lynch
Rochester
Minn
Madison County
Freshman Found Guilty of Kidnapping Stepson in Hammond
In Hammond on October 18, Andrew Freshman, 53, convicted of kidnapping his stepson from his estranged wife. Judge Martin J. Smith sentenced him to two to fourteen years in state prison. The boy was taken while riding a bicycle last summer. Freshman testified he found him in Michigan City and brought him home.
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United Press
Hammond
Ind
Andrew Freshman
Martin J. Smith
Lake Criminal Court
Freshman
Michigan City
Harry Bowman Veteran musician dies at 54
Westfield October 18 Harry Bowman a musician aged 54 died at his home after eight months illness. He leaves his 92 year old mother Mrs Ann Bowman his widow Mrs Golda Bowman and a daughter Mrs Cora Kellam Ac ton. He was once a member of the musicians union and taught music in Marion and Hamilton counties schools.
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Westfield
Harry Bowman
Ann Bowman
Golda Bowman
Cora Kellam
Acton
Musicians’ Union
Marion
Hamilton Counties
Three Motorists Hurt In US 31 Collision
Three people were injured in a two car crash on United States Road 31 in western Hamilton county Indiana. Mrs. Fannie Ingle of Kokomo suffered a broken hip and was taken to a hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miles of Broad Ripple were cut bruised and injured internally and were hospitalized.
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Times
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County
Fannie Ingle
Kokomo
Charles Miles
Broad Ripple
Indicted Ferryman Fretageot Sued for $10,000 Damages
By United Press ledes from Vernon Indiana October 18 a suit for $10 000 damages has been filed against Arthur Fretageot a New Harmony ferryman in Posey circuit court. He is accused of negligently driving an automobile causing a collision and injury.
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United Prose
Peru
Ind
Margaret Enders
Lewis Frey
United Presa MT
Circus Sends Horses North for Coolness
Five farms near Peru Indiana will house the Ringling Barnum Bailey circus winter quarters for more than 400 horses. The horses come from Sarasota Florida to cooler Indiana climate. The holdings total 1,000 horses at the farms with the American Circus Corporation. An elephant weighs 8,400 pounds along with 19 lions 33 tigers and 6 leopards.
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Peru
Ind
Ringling-Barnum- Bailey Circus
Sarasota
Fla
Florida
American Circus Corporation
Dual Slayer Still Insane In Indiana Hospital
Leo Dembinski, who killed his wife, remains unable to stand trial for murder at the state prison hospital for the criminal insane in South Bend. Dr. Weeks reports the killer is moody, unsettled, and requires hospital treatment, despite his confession.
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Times
South Bend
Ind
Leo Dembinski
John L. Curtis
H. P. Weeks
Harry S. Taylor
St. Joseph County
Dembinski
Weeks
Taylor
New Home for Greensburg Banks and Associates
Greensburg Indiana city workers move Greensburg National Bank into a new building. The Greensburg National Company and the Working Men's Building and Loan Association occupy the same site owned by Judge David A Myers. Office space also houses Attorney Hugh D Wickens and son Hubert and Judge Myers law library.
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Times
Greensburg
Ind
Greensburg National
The
Greensburg National Company
Workingmen’s Building and Loan Association
David A. Myers
Hugh D. Wickens
Hubert
Judge Myers
Buy Reservoir Land By Indianapolis Water Company
The Indianapolis Water Company purchased 141 acres in southeastern Hamilton county from Mrs. Sarah White and Mrs. Pauline White for 19000. The firm now holds 4000 to 5000 acres in Hamilton and northeastern Marion counties, intended for a city reservoir, but not for two or three years. Purchases have occurred over the past eighteen months.
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Noblesville
Ind
Indianapolis Water Company
Hamilton County
Sarah White
Pauline White
Marion County
Indianapolis
Notre Dame Student Killed in Night Crash
A Notre Dame senior Robert Driscoll, 22, Ithaca, N Y, died in a Friday night automobile collision in South Bend Indiana. Four other students were injured including William Walsh 20 Mt Clair New Jersey James Murray 21 Batavia New York Thomas Dunn 16 Pittsburgh and Frank Justus Grand Rapids Michigan.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Robert Driscoll
Ithaca
N. Y
William Walsh
Mt. Claire
N. J
James Murray
Batavia
Thomas Dunn
Pittsburgh
Frank Justus
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miners Nominate Three For UMWA District 11 President
In Terre Haute Indiana the final tabulation of the District 11 United Mine Workers primary leaves three men as nominees for president. Frank Barnhart of Farmersburg led with the support of thirty eight local unions, Abe Wales of Terre Haute followed with thirty four locals, and John L Stewart of Dugger was nominated by twelve locals.
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United Press Terre
Fiddlers contest and box social in Lawrence tonight
Lawrence township band and Methodist young people sponsor an evening program in the high school building. An old fiddlers contest is among features and a box social will be held with several prizes awarded.
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Lawrence
Ind
Lawrence Township
Methodist
Youth in Jail as Result of Girls Truancy
Madison circuit court heard juvenile delinquency cases involving high school girls and a 10 year old. Herschell Harless was convicted of contributing to delinquency and encouraging truancy, fined 10 dollars and ninety days in jail. Mrs. Ira Cox faced similar charges with her home labeled a clearing house for juvenile delinquency.
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Timea Snevi Aterson
Ind
Madison
Carl F. Morrow
Herschell Harless
Morrow
Harless
Ira Cox
District Legion Holds Installation Service
District officers for the Sixth District American Legion were installed in Richmond Indiana with attendees from most posts. Local host Harry Bay Post No 65 named E H Brinker as commander alongside district leaders L R Kirby Dublin William Wilson Cambridge City Harold L Lafute Liberty Clayburn McNutt Centerville and Gurney Gray Newcastle the installations conducted by Raymond Springer Connersville Clarence Jackson Newcastle and Dr Joseph Allen Greenfield.
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Timea
Richmond
Ind
Sixth District
American Legion
Liberty
Dublin
Centerville
Cambridge City
E. H. Brinker
Harry Bay
L. R. Kirby
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Harold Lafute
Clayburn McNutt
Gurney Gray
Newcastle
Raymond Springer
Connersville
Clarence Jackson
Joseph Allen
Greenfield
Vanderburgh County official named Indiana County Commissioners head
Allen P. Warren of Evansville was elected president of the Indiana County Commissioners Association at the 27th annual convention in Gary. He succeeds William P. Linton of Crown Point. Edward H. Mathew of Anderson is vice president and John McGregor of Indianapolis is secretary-treasurer. The 1931 convention will be in Evansville the first week of October.
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Gary
Ind
Allen P. Warren
Evansville
Vanderburg
Indiana County Commissioners’ Association
William P. Linton
Crown Point
Lake County
Edward H. Mathew
Anderson
John McGregor
Indianapolis
Township bond issues fund paving on three roads
Marcia H. Barton county treasurer sold two township bond issues for paving Three Mile road and other law projects. Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of Indianapolis paid a 132 premium on 5400 dollars worth of bonds for paving C street in Elwood. Inland Investment Company bought a 6000 dollar issue for Vineyard street paving in north Anderson. Nine bidders participated.
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Anderson
Ind
Three Mile Road
Marcia H. Barton
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of
Indianapolis
C Street
Elwood
Inland Investment Company
Vineyard Street
North
Sheep Attacks Elderly Woman to Death in Indiana
Loganport Ind Oct 18 Mrs Delitha Kirk age 85 was killed when a male sheep attacked her late Thursday. Her body was found after several hours of searching by neighbors and authorities.
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United Prear
Logansport
Ind
Delitha Kirk
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