Raid on bootlegger’s home ends with man shot in face
Members of the Horse Thief Protective association raided the home of an alleged bootlegger in Odon last night. A defender inside fired a double barreled shotgun through a window as the raid began, striking William Bunch in the face and injuring him severely. Bunch was taken to Freeman hospital for treatment, where he is not believed to be fatally injured though his face is badly punctured. The shooter was later arrested and is jailed in Washington on a charge of shooting with intent to kill.
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Freeman Hospital
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Washington
Damage suit filed in Knox Circuit Court
Elijah C. Williamson as administrator of Mattie Ashley’s estate filed a suit in Knox Circuit Court against Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway seeking 10000. The Dec 25 1922 collision near Sandborn killed Mattie and Alonzo Ashley as their car was struck on the tracks. Plaintiffs cite obstructed track view, lack of warning, and train speed of 25 mph with steam off. Surviving heirs Edith Williamson Mary Clark and Agnes Pearson named.
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Mattie Ashley
Knox Circuit
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Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis’ Railway Company
Alonzo Ashley
Sandborn
New Bridge Approach at Hazelton Holding Strong
Despite days of rainfall and a high White River, the Hazelton bridge approach in Vincennes Indiana remains firm with minimal earth slippage. State highway crews work to pack gravel and rock, ensuring the grade handles traffic while river levels fluctuate but are seen as not causing a new rise at Decker or Hazelton.
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White River
Hazelton Bridge
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Hazelton
Bet on a Hoss Race Warns Uncle Eben Says
A local saying from Uncle Eben declares betting on a horse race is wrong, arguing a bettor’s judgment mirrors his morals and is inherently faulty. The remark reflects community views on gambling and ethics.
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Bandits Capture Two Shot At Pearl Street Exchange
In a hotel lobby on Pearl Street, two illicit gunmen were captured after an exchange of shots. A hotel clerk reported a small sum of money stolen, while a third man acting as lookout escaped. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Tommy Gibbons to Fight Fred Fulton in February in St Paul
St Paul, Minn, Dec 27. Tommy Gibbons agreed to meet Fred Fulton in a ten round bout in St Paul in February. It will be Gibbons first match since his bout with Jack Dempsey at Shelby Montana, part of a program he believes will lead to a return match.
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Tommy Gibbons
Fred Fulton
St.Paul
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Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Mont
Charles Easter Crushed by Falling Slate at Mine
Charles Easter, 41, of Worthington, was severely injured at the Stalcup wagon mine three miles northwest of Worthington when a mass of slate fell on him about 8 am. Fellow workers freed him, an ambulance rushed him to Freeman City hospital, where doctors voiced little hope for recovery. He is married and resides with his family in Worthington.
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Worthington
Stalcup
Easter
Freeman City Hospital
New Year to Bring U S Call for Income Return
Washington December 27 A week from Tuesday with Christmas bills due Uncle Sam will begin calling 7 000 000 taxpayers to file 1923 income tax returns The filing period runs January 1 to March 15 Forms for individuals corporations partnerships and other returns will be available January 1 at IRS offices nationwide The IRS will mail about 7 000 000 1922 returns Forms 1040 A have been revised to a single sheet covering three questions on income with all instructions on the reverse side
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Sam
Revenue Act
Collectors of
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Home Loan and Savings Association Stockholders Urged to Bring Pass-books
Notice to stockholders to bring in pass-books by December 25 for crediting of semi annual dividends. W. F. Stover Assistant Secretary signs the call.
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Pleass
W. F. ‘Stover
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Market Prices Reported for Grains and Livestock
The notice lists wheat at 1.00, corn at 1.25, oats at 0.45, timothy hay at 22.00, and 25.00. Live stock prices show hogs at 7.25 to 7.85, steers 9.25 to 10.00, calves 6.50 to 7.00, bulls 4.50 to 5.00.
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Timothy Hay
End of Cologne 4711 Era Ends Legacy of Scent
The famous Eau de Cologne known as 4711, made by the Cologne firm, has closed down after two centuries. Supply remains plentiful though Cologne is credited with its manufacture. The secret recipe traces to an Italian immigrant named Farina who secured the formula.
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Cologne
Farina
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