Inman Still Busy in Effort to Free Steve
Defense attorneys led by Eph Inman planned a new legal step for D. C. Stephenson and two co defendants held in Noblesville for the murder of Miss Madge Oberholtzer. They left for Noblesville without disclosing the action. The Hamilton county court heads into a recess on July 22 as speculation swirled over further moves.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Noblesville
Madge Oberholtzer
Eph Inman
Hamilton County
Grandfather Howard Bull Visits Linton to Meet Ellen Jane Bull
Howard L. Bull of Kokomo arrives in Linton to see his new granddaughter Ellen Jane Bull, infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Bull. The proud grandfather is clearly pleased with the baby.
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Howard Ll. Bull
Kokomo
Linton
Ellen Jane Bull
Federal sleuths round up counterfeiters in New York
Sixty nine men and eleven girls were arrested as part of a 90 day Secret Service campaign led by Joseph A. Palma. Eight ringleaders were jailed after seizures totaling more than 18000 dollars in counterfeit bills across two Brooklyn restaurants. Operations traced to a gang headquarters with informants among women. Bills ranged from five to one hundred dollars, with plates showing wear and cruder edges.
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New York
United States Secret Service
Joseph A. Palma
Brooklyn
Frank Aquaviva
Benjamin Gallo
Secret Service
Protective plan forms in Greene county bank guard
An organized protective plan reduces state bank robberies from 56 to three in a year. In Indiana 27 holdups occurred in the past year, mostly in five months, and bankers face higher insurance rates than Iowa. Lee H. Jones of Bloomfield heads the Greene county group. Local chairmen named include Linton Horace Humphreys Bloomfield Lee H. Jones Jasonville H E Berns Newberry Stephen Slinkard Marco John Pope Switz City Charles Hollers Worthington Arthur Love Lyons Melvin Mitchell. They will appoint local guards who receive commissions as deputy sheriffs and arms.
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Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Lee H. Jones
Bloomfield
Greene County
Linton
Horace Humphreys
Jasonville
H.E. Berns
Newberry
Stephen Slinkard
Marco—John Pope
Switz
Charles Hollers
Worthington
Arthur Love
Lyons
Melvin Mitchell
First clash between police and miners in British coal crisis
London July 16 five thousand local strikers surrounded the Welsh colliery at Glynneath Glamorgan at dawn with seven hundred workers staying. One hundred police were called and clashed with the crowd injuring sixteen miners. Working miners then laid down tools, leaving the colliery at a standstill. The disturbance was declared local with no national strike.
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United Press Dispatch
London
Glynneath
Glamorganshire
British Isles
Ex-Reverend Wilson Culp Again in Limelight
South Bend Ind July 16 The Rev Wilson Culp father of nine children again has deserted his family and is sought by police on a nonsupport charge sworn by his wife Also missing from Nappanee sister in law Dorothy Culp seen last July 7 in conference with him She was last reported leaving the city with him Culp and his sister in law eloped from South Bend last spring and were later found in Chicago They returned home and were taken back by their families The wife believes he has gone to Mexico where he had talked of settling
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South Bend
Ind
Wilson Culp
Nappanee
Dorothy Culp
Culp
Chicago
Mexico
Petersburg Races Advertised By Charles A Killion
Charles A Killion of Petersburg formerly of Linton advertised races to be held August 3 to 8. The meet includes horse races the first four days with good purses and an auto race on Saturday with a 700 dollar purse.
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Charles A. Killion
Petersburg
Linton
Credit Mobilier Scandal Details and Probes
The Credit Mobilier firm organized under a Pennsylvania charter faced 1872 charges for corrupting public office holders. It earned vast profits from the Union Pacific railroad, highlighting a major postwar political scandal and its financial maneuvers.
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Credit Mobilier
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific Railroad
London Youth Dies After Chicken Bone Injury
A young man in London died from septic pneumonia caused by a scalp wound after being struck on the head by a chicken bone used as a missile. The injury led to deadly infection and his death.
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London
On His Dignity Marylebone Wife
A Victorian snippet notes a wife declaring her husband obeys her in most matters yet defers to authority when a stranger is present, illustrating social norms and gender roles in polite society as reported by Tondan Tit-Bits.
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Marylebone
Bedford man Herman Taylor visits on business yesterday
Herman Taylor of Bedford, formerly of Linton, was in town yesterday afternoon on business.
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Herman Taylor
Bedford
Linton
Remarkable Recovery Highlighted by Lydia E. Pinkham Quote
Forest City Iowa woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a long illness recovery after childbirth and heavy work load. She reports improved health, daily chores, milking and caring for chickens, and a healthy eight month old daughter. Ends with endorsement and availability note.
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