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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

5

Eight Held in Vincennes Bank Robbery Probe

In Vincennes Indiana authorities arrest eight youths from Bicknell linked to Spencer bank robberies. Investigations center on tips from Ted Armstrong and William Jones while Miss Laura Edwards acts as a material witness. Grilling of suspects expected to begin today as officers pursue leads.

Vincennes Ind Spencer Banks Laura Edwards Bond Wicknell Spencer Ted Armstrong William Jones Charles M. Wright Edwardsport Armstrong Jones Webster Detective Agency

Two Bicknell Girls In Indianapolis Trip Connected to Robbery Ring

Basil McCarty was arrested last Tuesday then released and rearrested Thursday morning in a large roundup. Garland Beachler appeared in court Monday over the Orr store robbery dated July 9 1922. Authorities decline to reveal further arrests while rumors persist of a mastermind not believed to be from Bicknell.

Indianapolis Bicknell Basil McCarty Mornig Garland Beachler Theuit Orr Mind

Special Prosecutor Charles W. Moores Dies After Heart Attack

Charles W. Moores aged 62, special prosecutor in the Governor McCray case, died in Indianapolis after a heart attack. He was a U S commissioner and brother of Congressman Merrill Moores, and the McCray case had produced eight indictments by the Marion county grand jury.

Fifteen Lives Lost in Northwest Storm

The worst storm of the season battered the northwest and caused severe damage. Fifteen lives are believed lost after the sound steamer T. W. Lake sank while trying to pass the straits to Anacortes. Five bodies have been recovered and wreckage confirms the vessel’s fate.

International News Service Seattle Wash Northwest T. W. Lake Straits Anacortes

Mexico in Revolt as De la Huerta Supporters Rally

Mexican unrest deepens as followers of presidential candidate Adolph de la Huerta stage revolt in Mexico City and surrounding areas. President Alvaro Obregon contemplates declaring a military dictatorship to restore order amid reports of limited clashes and rising tensions.

Linternational News Service Mexico City Adolph de la Huerta Alvero Obregon

Ford for President Conference Is Off

The Ford for president conference planned for December 12 in Detroit has been indefinitely postponed at Henry Ford's request. Robert Pointer, head of the arrangements committee, said Ford may not run and if a later date occurs the event likely will be held in a middle western city. Delegates of over 300 were notified of the cancellation.

Detroit Mich Robert. .R. Pointer Pointer Ford

Alleged Slayer of Mrs Whelchel May Have Record

Indianapolis detectives curb efforts to wring a confession from John Thomas Shaw, a 24 year old indicted for the murder of Mrs Helen Hager Whelchel. Fingerprint analysis linked to another case may tie Shaw to the Greensburgh New York killing of Dorothy Kauffman. Authorities note similarities in description and first names, while Shaw remains imprisoned at the state jail as investigators pursue possible confessions.

International News Shavich Indianapolis John’ ‘Thomas Shaw Marion County Grand Jury Helen Hager Whelchel New York Dorothy K. Kauffman Maryland Magruder Craighead Greensburgh N. Y Ray Hill Westchester County John Thomas Shaw Helen Whelchel Miss Kauffman Craighead John Thomas Shaw Westchester Whelchel Kauffman Hill Michigan City Ind

Million Dollar Grab S Frustrated Today

Five masked bandits armed with sawed off shotguns staged a million dollar holdup on an American Express truck in St Louis. A guard opened fire after one bandit seized about 3200 dollars. the car collided with a machine as the thieves fled. In Chicago three bandits escaped with 4700 from a bank messenger. a policeman returned fire and a wagon driver was critically wounded.

International News Service ST. Louis American Express Company Cycb Shicago

Indianapolis Suspect Denies Whelchel Murder Link

After 16 days, the accused man surrendered to authorities in Indianapolis. Prison officials plan to question him if he wishes to talk. Detectives Radema cher and Allen report the suspect remains steadfast in denial, alternating between serious remarks and moments of levity.

Indianapolis Herman Rademacher Noble Allen Shaw Whelchel Allen

Banks Close in Minnesota After State Action

Two Minnesota banks were closed by order of the state banking department. The Alexandria State Bank held about 200000 dollars in deposits, and the Farmers State Bank of Sebeka about 130000 dollars.

ST. Paul, Minn Dee Alexandria State Bank Farmers State Bank of Sebeka Stae Banking Department

Commander Quinn Attacks Coolidge on Bonus Plan

Davenport Iowa reports John R. Quinn national commander of the American Legion accuses President Coolidge of being misinformed about popular demand for adjusted compensation. He argues Congress can grant tax cuts while paying the bonus and notes shifts in last year's elections support the measure.

Quinn Coolidge Secion International News Shavich Davenport John R. Quinn American Legion Coolidge Congress Uinn

Indiana coal production rises in year ending September 30

Major Indiana mines produced 25,863,388 tons of coal in the year, an increase of 10,413,998 tons from the prior year. Wages paid to 31,189 miners totaled 4,920,877.64 dollars, averaging 1,472.32 per miner. There were 76 fatal accidents and no large mine disasters, per Cary Litt lejohn, chief inspector.

Indianapolis Indiana Cary Littlejohn Department of Mines

Calls for Freight Rate Cuts to Ease Wheat Crisis

Secretary Wallace urged a minimum 25 percent reduction in freight rates on wheat and wheat products in a special report to President Coolidge, aiming to relieve the ongoing wheat crisis in Washington on December 7.

International News Service Washington Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Coolidge

Col Charles R Forbes Stricken With Paralysis

Colonel Charles R Forbes former director of the United States veterans bureau has been paralysed at his sister’s home in Brookline Massachusetts according to private advices. Forbes had been ill for several months and was recently active in a senate investigation context.

Uinternational News Serwich Washington Charles R. Forbes United States Veterans’ Bureau Senate Brookline Mass Forbes

Marion County Auditor Jailed for Court Contempt

Leo K. Fesler Marion county auditor remained in jail as a habeas corpus hearing proceeded after Judge James M. Leathers sentenced him to thirty days for contempt for failing to pay 3000 dollars for the re decoration of the judge s courtroom and private chambers including his chambers in Indianapolis noted by International News Service.

Linternational News Services Indianapolis Leo K. Fesler Marion County Auditor James M. Leathers Superior Court Judge Leathers

Senator seeks board to test beverage intoxicating content

Washington December 7. Senator Spencer Republican Missouri introduces a bill to appoint a commission to determine the alcoholic content that constitutes an intoxicating beverage. The measure aims to set standards for beverage classification and enforceable limits.

Washington Senzler Spencer Missouri

45 Auto Accident Deaths in Vigo Co in Eleven Months

Terre Haute December 7. Auto accident deaths in Vigo County in the first eleven months of 1928 rose from 16 in 1922 to 40. The coroner J. O. Carrigus reports 40 deaths this period, with 21 at railroad crossings, five at interurban crossings, three struck by street cars, and the remaining 16 in autos alone.

Vigo CO Terre ‘Haute Vigo County J. O. Carrigus

Bedford Couple Pleads Guilty to Arson in Bedford Circuit Court

Charles Walters and his wife Sarah Walters pleaded guilty to arson and conspiracy in Bedford Ind court. Judge Cox sentenced Charles Walters to Michigan City prison for two to twenty one years while Sarah received a suspended sentence of two to three years.

Bedford Ind Charles Walters Sarah Walters Dudge Cox Walters Michigan City

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