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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1926

Page

4

Murder charge looms in Clara Olson case at Wisconsin college

Prairie du Chien dispatch reports Jordman Olson, 18, accused by a coroner's jury of murdering his sweetheart Clara Olson. The inquest reveals she disappeared September 9 and that Erdman admitted a coded confession in a letter found with her heart. Family testimonies show tension over a possible marriage and pregnancy.

United Press Dispatch Prairie DU Cilen Wis Jordman Olson Clara ‘Olson Clara Olson Erdman Clara Albert Olson Frank Albert Mary Chris Olson

Body of Clara Olson Buried in Snowy Wisconsin

Funeral procession travels a winding, snow crusted hill road to bury Clara Olson whose body was found in a shallow grave. No trace of Erdman Olson, her sweetheart, accused of the murder, has been found.

Gays Mills Wis. Dee. T Clara Olson Erdman Olson

121 Ships Held Fast in Ice in Upper Lake Region

Saulte Ste. Marie Mich Dec f More than 121 lake freighters remain trapped in an historic ice blockade in the upper lakes as the Sainte Marie powerful ice breaker fails to free them. The 2000 seamen aboard the blockaded vessels hope to reunite with families by Christmas while tugs ferry mail amid the siege.

Upper Lake Region Saulte Ste. Marie Mich Neebish Island Sainte Marie

Bank cashier shoots self in Memphis

Clarence Henochsberg assistant cashier at the American Savings and Trust Co. died after shooting himself in his Memphis home just before reporting to work. Authorities were probing the flight of Rush Parks, a junior bookkeeper whose accounts were missing over $100 000 at the same bank.

United Press Dispatch Memphis Tenn Clarence Henochsberg American Savings and Trust Co Henochsberg Rush Parks

Senator McKinley Near Death As Illinois Leader Fights Cancer

United Press dispatch from Martinsville Indiana reports Senator William B. McKinley of Illinois is practically pulseless and near death. Attending physician Dr R H Egbert told United Press at 9 am today that McKinley is suffering from cancer and has seldom regained consciousness in the past month. He has been a patient at Home Lawn sanitarium for several months.

Martinsville Ind William B. McKinley Ilinois R. H. Egbert United Press McKinley Home Lawn

Kidnapped Dry Agents Report All Is Well

New Orleans dispatch says J. B. Matthews assistant prohibition director and L. B. Handley coast guard petty officer are safe in a Mexican port with the rum runner Ar se ne J prisoner. The ship fled with the agents aboard after overpowering a crew of twenty.

New Orleans J. B. Matthews Prohibition L. B. Handley Coast Guards Arsene J

Half Million Dollar Fire Rages in Marion

Fire swept three business buildings in Marion Indiana today causing damage estimated at five hundred thousand dollars. Kresge's store was gutted and Bramenthal department store Christmas stock ruined. The Farmer's Trust and Savings Company building was damaged. The blaze was under control by noon.

United Press Dispatch Marion Ind Kresge Farmer’s Trust and Savings Company

Farmer Problems Up for Discussion at Chicago Session

About 1,500 delegates open the American Farm Bureau federation annual convention in Chicago with focus on relief for farmers to achieve economic equality with workers. Ex governor Frank O Lowden is central, expected to give the final address amid talk of west south cotton corn belt unity.

Chicago Sherman Hotel Congress Sam J H. Thompson American Farm Bureau Federation Frank O. Lowden Ilinois

Linton Shoppers Embrace Christmas Cheer in Town

Downtown Linton erupts in festive display as stores deck windows with holly and toys. Merchants push early shopping with posters and gift ideas while charitable groups plan drives for Greene County Tuberculosis Society and needy families. Most mines operate, signaling solid holiday season ahead.

Down Town Kris Kringle Telegraph Office Express Office Greene County Tuberculosis Society Linton Agre

Bergdoll Set to Return for Punishment

His mother said Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a wealthy draft evader, would come back to America to face punishment. The report mentions Bishop Charles P. Anderson of Chicago urging Episcopal clergy on morals and Huntley N. Spaulding, governor-elect of New Hampshire, traveling to North Carolina to recover his health. Paul Claudel, the poet and French ambassador to Japan, might be named ambassador to Washington.

Grover Cleveland Bergdoll America Charles P. Anderson Chicago Episcopal Huntley N. Spaulding New Hampshire North Carolina Paul Claudel Japan Washington

Jury About Ready In Mellett Murder Trial

In Canton Ohio the Mellett murder trial began with a tentative jury formed and veniremen subject to peremptory challenges. Defendant Patrick E McDermott showed nerves after yesterday's defiant stance as the state moves to press for a quick jury. Five women were among the ten jurors.

United Press Dispatch Canton Ohio Mellett Patrick E. McDermott Don R. Mellett

Rat Poison Fatal Claims Infant Kinsey Death

An investigation in Huntington Indiana concerns the death of infant Leland Franklin Kinsey son of Mr and Mrs Levi Henri Kinsey. He became ill last Tuesday and died Friday. Funeral services were held at the home of the child's grandmother Sophia Kinsey. Rat poison was found tossed under a kitchen table near the area where the child wandered.

United Press Dispatch Huntington Ind Leland Franklin Kinsey Levi Henri Kinsey Sophia Kinsey

Mexican railroad section hands riot leaves two dead

A gun fight in which about 100 Mexican railroad section hands took part ended with two killed, two wounded, and two rioters missing. Authorities say Officer J. L. Stahl died and Officer Charles Kolwitz was among the wounded along with an unnamed Mexican.

Press Dispatch J. L. Stahl Charles Kolwitz

Half Million Dollars Would Heal Her Heart Case Opens

Anne Caldwell, a New York show girl, faces cross examination in U S district court in a $500000 breach of promise suit against John W. Hubbard. Four days of testimony have sought to prove seduction and abandonment, with Hubbard's side arguing defense begins today led by Rody P. Marshall for the defense.

Pittsburg Anne Caldwell New York United States District Court John W. Hubbard Rody P. Marshall Pittsburgh Thore Anna Caldwell

Wife of Oklahoma Officer Is Held as Murder Suspect

Mrs. Luther Bishop, wife of Oklahoma state detective Luther Bishop, was held for questioning after the detective was shot dead in his home. Authorities found two pistols fired and missing charges were filed. coroners jury proceedings resumed with witnesses expected.

Oklahoma United Press Dispatch Oklahoma City Okla Luther Bishop Bishop

Senate probes Gould election as Maine senator

The Senate moves toward a formal inquiry into Arthur R. Gould's election to the Maine Senate seat. Leaders plan to examine potential bribery charges, with possible recounts in Pennsylvania and Indiana. Other Republican-elects eyed include Wate of Pennsylvania Smith of Illinois and Watson of Indiana.

Senate Gould Maine Washington Arthur R. Gould Curtis Pennsylvania Indiana Wate Smith Ilinois Watson Walsh Montana

Woman Found Dead After Weeks Missing in Huntington

Huntington authorities announced Mrs. Margaret Laudig had been dead for weeks before discovery by a patrolman at her home. Coroner Nie cited the long absence as neighbors believed she was visiting relatives in Indianapolis while her son lay ill in Niles, Michigan.

Huntington Ind Margaret Laudig Nie Laudig Niles Mich Landig Indianapolis

Youngest Auto Bandit, Eight, in Court at Frankfort

In Frankfort Indiana an eight year old boy who twice attempted car theft is in probation and has a wrecked last court result. Probation Officer Jesse Hamilton now oversees the youth as authorities document the record breaking case.

Frankfort Ind Jesse Hamilton

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Sweetheart OF Young Erd. Olson Snow Unithd Edward W. Browning The Mackinaw City St. Ienace Self Memphis, Tenn American Savings Bank, Com Mits Senator M’kinley Blaze Dele Gates of the Union Lowden John K. Robison Navy Pacific Fall-Doheny Secretary of the Navy Wilbur Inset Grover Bergdoll Charles P Anderson Venice Will
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