Governor McKay Declares Fight Has Just Begun
Governor McKay states he has launched his battle and will press ahead with his political effort amid continued public and party responses.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1923
Page
6
Regrets He Was Denied Hearing Before Marion County Grand Jury
A public figure regrets being denied a hearing before the Marion County Grand Jury and urges the public to withhold judgment pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
McCray Faces Heavy Prison Terms in Indianapolis Indictment
Governor Warren T McCray was indicted on 191 counts in Indianapolis. Maximum penalties total over 48 years plus fines for charges including grand larceny forgery issuing fraudulent checks making false financial statements false pretenses. Bond set at $25,000 with more than fifty signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Warren T McCray
McCray
Funeral service held for Mrs Helen Hager Welchel
In Indianapolis on December 1 the funeral for Mrs Helen Hager Welchel a murder victim whose mutilated body was found on the Big Four tracks after being thrown from an overhead bridge was conducted. Police still lack a tangible clue to the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Helen Hager Welchel
U.S. Sits Out German Resources Investigation
The United States government will not officially take part in the investigation into German resources conducted by the inter allied reparations commission, announced in Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linternational News Service
Washington
United States
Inter-Allied Reparations Commission
Mrs. Belema Gibson Dies of Blood Poisoning at Parents Home
Belema Bedell Gibson 22 wife of William J. Gibson died last night at 11 30 at her parents home, Mack and [illegible] Denham, from blood poisoning. Survived by husband, two children, parents, two brothers William and Carl, two sisters Arietta and Zenobia. Funeral Monday 2 pm at corner of B and Third Streets NW, Rev. E C Corts officiating. interment Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belema Bedell Gibson
William J. Gibson
Mack Denham
William
Carl
Arietta
Zenobia
Christian Church
Third Streets
Indiana Governor McCray Indicted on Multiple Charges
Indianapolis December report shows Governor Warren T. McCray indicted by a grand jury on eight counts. Bond set at $25,000 on embezzlement. other charges carry no bond. McCray vows to fight, denies privilege to appear before the grand jury, and remains confident despite the turmoil. Details outline a $350,000 pool by bankers and businessmen, a $155,000 loan from the state board of agriculture, notes sold to banks, ownership of 15,000 acres across several states, and total liabilities of about $3.20 million per bankruptcy testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Warren T. McCray
Noel
McCray
Indiana
Michigan
South Dakota
Colorado
Minnesota
Canada
Arrest bandits who killed bank runners now jailed
Authorities said the actual slayers of Brooklyn bank messengers William S. Barlow and William McLaughlin, robbed of $48,000 and shot November 14, are in jail. The killers are reported to be among those arrested this week.
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International News Service
New York
William S. Barlow
William McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Wealthy Indiana farmer acquitted of murder at Corydon
Corydon Ind Dec 1 Fred Johns a wealthy farmer aged 68 was acquitted today of murder in the August death of farm laborer Pat Thorp Johns was freed after testimony showed Thorp grew angry when dinner was delayed and threatened Mrs Johns with a file before Johns shot Thorp with a shotgun. the jury found him not guilty on the homicide charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Ind
Fred Johns
Pat Thorp
Thorp
Wolf girl confession ends in attempted suicide at police station
Mrs Katherine Mann known as the wolf girl confessed as Otto Malm's companion in the Lehman shooting. She attempted to kill herself by hanging in the West Chicago Police station wash room using a rope of bed sheets, but her feet touched the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Katherine Mann
Otto Malm
Edward Lehman
West Chicago
Death ends Pike County wedding plans in Indiana
Peters burg Indiana December 1 Dewey Adams son of John E Adams of near Algiers returned home from Thanksgiving to find his father dead on a sofa The note near the body read Goodbye Mary appealing to Miss Mary Harkless Orwell Ind the would be bride Coroner O D Harris said no suicide evidence Adams lived east of Petersburg He had just arranged his marriage with Miss Harkless for Saturday leaving his bride to be prostrated by grief and the county clerk's office had finalized details earlier in the week.
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Petersburg
Ind
Dewey Adams
John E. Adams
Algiers
Adams
Mary Harkless
Orwell
Goodby
Mary
O. D. Harris
Miss Harkless
Beer Gangsters War Breaks Out in Joliet
Two men were dying in Joliet hospital after a fresh outbreak of Chicago beer gangsters war. Police reported three dead so far with gunmen firing into bound victims. Victims named William Egan and Thomas Keane.
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International News Service
Joliet
Ill
Chicago
William Egan
Thomas Keane
South Side
Italy May Be First in Recognizing Soviet Russia
Rome reports that recognition of Soviet Russia by Italy was considered imminent. If Italy acts, she would be the first ally to recognize the Moscow government.
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International
Rome
Russia
Italy
Moscow
Mount Vesuvius Erupts as Italy Rocks Tremor in Tuscany
Mount Vesuvius is in eruption, a Central News dispatch from Rome reports. The tremor is followed by an earth quake in Tuscany damaging villages and prompting warnings.
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Cinternational News Servich
London
Mount Vesuvius
Rome
Tuscany
Mrs. Allen's Flowers Win Stark Brothers Prize
The Martinsville Reporter notes Mrs H H Allen cultivated a flower garden beside the Methodist church gaining praise. Stark Brothers of Louisiana Mo awarded a prize for her garden image, to appear with honorable mention in their spring catalogue. From July to November flowers were shared with the church sanitariums and shut ins.
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Martinsville
H. H. Allen
Methodist Church
Stark Brothers
Louisiana
Hazleton Bridge Opening Set for December 12
Mayor Inman of Hazleton received an invitation to attend the December 12 formal opening of the Hazleton bridge over White River on the Dixie Bee Line highway. The event will be attended by federal engineers, Indiana governor and highway officials, and representatives from Illinois Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Inman
Hazleton Bridge
Linton
Dixie Bee Line Association
Hazleton
White River
Ind
Indiana Highway Commission
Highway Department of
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Insurance Man Missing In Princeton Ind Scene
Princeton Indiana police search for Dee J S Broshea collector for an insurance firm who vanished last Wednesday. Authorities suspect foul play after learning he had collected several hundred dollars. He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Dee
S. S. Broshea?s
Mystery Surrounds Death of Paris Man
Henry Croddy 72 was found dead at the family residence on East Wood street Paris Illinois with a gunshot wound to the neck. Investigators State's Attorney Bristow Coroner Martin and Sheriff Sizemore review evidence including a blood smeared rocking chair footprints whisky bottles. foul play suspected though no arrest yet.
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Paris
Henry Croddy
Ora Cunningham
East Wood Street
Bristow
Martin
Sizemore
Guy Hybarger
Croddy
Chicago Rum Runners Taken Into Custody
Three Chicago rum runners with 224 quarts of gin were captured at third street and Wabash avenue at 2:30 this morning in Terre Haute. They were jailed for violating state and federal liquor laws and for transporting liquor in an automobile. The contraband car, valued around $1,500, was en route from Chicago to Indianapolis.
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Terre Haute
Dec. i
Chicago
Third Street
Wabash Avenue
Indianapolis
Qua Paw Tribe Council Adopts New Members and Reports Health
The Qua paw council held a meeting last night with improving sickness cases reported by relief chiefs. Two new members were admitted Brock Hudson for adoption and J H Scott by card. Four new brothers received adoption degrees. Nine applications remain pending as the drive continues with 16 adoptions four reinstatements and two card admissions this month. A large class is set for December 22 with the champion degree team from Indianapolis for Commanche tribe work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw Tribe
Brock Hudson
J. H. Scott
Indianapolis
Commanche Tribe
Ibad
Six ty-eighth Congress Gathers for Windy Session
Washington dispatch notes the sixty eighth Congress opens Monday at noon facing a presidential year with limited time and heavy agenda. A new progressive bloc led by La Follette could hinder the administration as political jockeying heats up before the 1924 conventions. President Coolidge’s fate may hinge on this session.
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Washington
LaFollette
Congress
United States
Coolidge
Missing Indiana pilot in Nevada search
International News Service reports Air Mail officials ordered a search from San Francisco to Reno for Mail Pilot Claire K. Vance of Logansport Indiana missing since departing Crissy Field at 2 p m yesterday. He was due in Reno with mail by 5 p m. Authorities fear a serious accident or forced landing in heavy Sierra snows.
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San Francisco
Here
Reno
Claire K. Vance
Logansport
Ind
Crissy Field
Vance
High Sierra Mountains
Tragedy Follows Fortune Teller’s Earthquake Prediction
In Pueblo Mexico on December 1 1923 Antonio Avanen killed his wife and eight children and then killed himself after a fortune teller predicted a January 21 1924 earthquake. Alvarez fatally hurt his family with an axe while they slept. A note explained the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Mexico
Antonio Avanen
Alvarez
Weather Report Mostly Cloudy With Cold Front
Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Colder Monday可能.
Pocahontas Council Meets Adds Members and Plans Degree Work
Last Monday night the Pocahontas council in Chickakee held a strong meeting with a large turnout. Two new members were accepted and five applications remain pending. Officers for the coming term were nominated and an invitation extended to Terre Haute Twelve Points council to confer degree work on Saturday night December 8. After business, the Maude Muller degree was given to a large class, with city residents enjoying the barn lot and hay fields visit.
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Chickakee— Council of
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