Mundell Girl Admits To Check Forgery Suspicions
Seventeen year old Ola Mundell of Worthington admits involvement in forged check ring that duped Linton merchants. She identified by victims after custody in Terre Haute and claims mistreatment. Anna Simms cleared. Mundell’s plea heard in Bloomfield circuit court with judge taking the case under advisement.
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Ola Mundell
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Terre Haute
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Cushing
Miss Mundell
Anna Simms
Ellettsville
Miss Simms
Mundell
Mollie Cardwell
van Buskirk
Linton and Elnora to Clash in Openers at Home
The Linton High School gym hosts a 1924-25 basketball doubleheader with the Linton and Elnora second teams opening at 7 15 pm and the first teams meeting in the feature game at 8 15 pm. Elnora brings two early-season games, while Linton debuts under Coach Landis with a strong practice season.
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Elnora
Linton
Wabash Valley
Landis
Common Sense urged at grade crossings to save lives
The article argues for making it illegal to cross railroad tracks without a full stop. It cites about 2,000 annual deaths and 6,000 non fatal injuries at grade crossings. It asserts fines would fund public treasuries while saving many lives.
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Insurance Field
Common Sense
Herbine bottle promises instant relief for digestion
A bottle of Herbine on the shelf is like keeping a doctor at home providing immediate aid when digestion misbehaves or bowels fail to move. One or two doses start things moving and restore buoyant spirits. Price 60c. Sold by Elk Horn Pharmacy.
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Elk Horn Pharmacy
Amber hed and the heart’s wine proverb
A fragmented proverb-like line notes amber heart and tasting wines. It references Jugo-Slav sentiment and imagery of swimming from the heart, creating a lyrical, fragmentary quotation without a clear event or reportable fact.
Indiana pair fined and given 90 days on fraud case
In Bloomfield, Fred and Charles Horn of Indianapolis were convicted of fleecing civil war veteran John Hendricks of 100 dollars. They were fined one dollar plus costs and sentenced to 90 days on a penal farm. Hendricks had shown his pension roll when paying for a pair of glasses. The incident was previously reported in the Daily Citizen.
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Lirom
Bloomfield Bureau
Bloomfield
State of Indiana
Fred
Charles Horn
Indianapolis
John Hendricks
Beech Creek Township
Daily Citizen
Hendricks
Missing money prompts chase after suspects in kitchen incident
In a confrontation, a man towed suspects into his kitchen where the money sat on the table. As they prepared to depart, the money vanished. He yelled to stop, but Hendricks says the pair drove off with the cash.
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Hendricks
Loyal Workers Meet At Mrs. Ernest Roberts Home
The Loyal Workers' class of the A. B. Sunday School will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Ernest Roberts.
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Workers
A. B. Sunday School
Ernest Roberts
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