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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

4

Merom Bank Robbery at Noon Net $2000 Vault Loot

Two masked men entered the Merom State Bank before noon and forced Assistant Cashier John Mason to lie on the floor while one guard stood watch. They rifled an open vault and packed about $2,000 into a sack before fleeing in a Chrysler touring with two accomplices. Police notified, no wires cut. later reports say the loss was covered by insurance.

John Mason Merom State Bank Mason Giuch Zun Huser Meroni

Indiana Bank Robberies Prompt Insurance Rate Hike Warning

Indianapolis June 4 prediction that bank insurance rates in Indiana will rise as robberies persist. Thomas King of the American Surety Co. warned that if robberies continue at the same rate, premiums must go up.

Indianapolis Indiana Thomas King American Surety Co

Chapman reprieved from death to Dec 3 by Gov Trumbull

Gerald Chapman once condemned for the murder of a New Britain policeman has received a reprieve until December 3 from Governor Trumbull. The June 25 execution date is postponed as authorities review the case.

Chapman Trumbull Hartford Conn Gerald Chapman New Britain

Klan Leader Dr. Locke Taken Into Custody

Dr John G Locke grand dragon of Colorado Klan was seized by a U S marshal on a court order for appearance in tax return probe. Attorney J H Brown was ejected from the courtroom after refusing to stop plea for bail while Judge J B Symes presided.

Denver Colo John G. Locke Colorado J. H. Brown Locke J.B Symes Dr. Locke

Lewis to Help Fix Loading Machines Scale

John L. Lewis the United Mine Workers president was to come to Terre Haute this afternoon to confer with district officials and Ebbw Vale mine officials on establishing a pay scale for a loading machine to be installed at the mine.

Lewis Terre Haute John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Tyler Lawton Ebbw Vale

Woman Bandit of Chicago Expected to Become Mother

June 4 in Chicago Judge Joseph B. David will sentence Mrs. Anna Hughes, a convicted gun robber, who is pregnant and expects to be a mother soon. The jury convicted her yesterday afternoon, and she faces three to twenty years in prison.

Chicago Joseph B. David David Anna Hughes

Stick-up bandits rob Worthington restaurant man

A Ford touring car pulled up at Busy Bee restaurant Worthington two bandits robbed proprietor ER Cornelius of about 65 dollars after entering with a shotgun and revolver. They fled west on state road 12 toward this city as police hunted in the area.

ER. C. Cornelius Worthington Hoosier State Cornelius Mr. Cornelius Vincennes Linton

Trail Bank Robbers In Indianapolis Question Taxi Driver

Ernest Sickle a 25 year old taxi driver was questioned by detectives in tracing the Rural street branch robbery of Fletcher Savings Trust Co tallying 3000 dollars. Sickle said he drove a man to the bank around the holdup time and picked him up after he left, then drove him toward downtown. He paid little attention to the suspect’s appearance and knew nothing of the crime as it happened.

Indianapolis Ernest Sickle Fletcher Savings & Trust Co Sickle

Chinese situation closes up banks in Canton clash feared

San Francisco June 4. Banks and business houses in Canton China have closed amid preparations for a clash between rival militant factions. Cable dispatches report the security measures and anticipated disruption in the old treaty port.

San Francisco Cal Canton China

Attacks on Olsen Stir Crowe in Shepherd Case

Chicago June 4. Disappearance of Estelle Gehl ing a key witness against William D Shepherd has prompted State’s Attorney Crowe to tighten actions against witness tampering in the germ murder trial. Crowe accuses the defense of discrediting witnesses as a legitimate but aggressive tactic.

Olsen Crowes Shepherd United Press Dispatch Chicago Estelle Gehling William D. Shepherd Crowe Germ Lanitied Press Dispatch William Dpd

Midwestern News Sees Fifth Day Of Developments

The middle west entered its fifth day of unfolding events as reporters tracked ongoing developments across multiple states. Authorities urged calm while communities awaited further briefings and updates on g overnment actions and public responses.

United Press Dispatch Chicago Middle West

Simple Ceremony Today Marks Rites for Z R Marshall

The body of Thomas Riley Marshall, wartime vice president and former Indiana governor, was interred at Crown Hill in Indianapolis after a simple private service. A Masonic ceremony and religious rites were held at the Marshall home before the procession to the cemetery.

Z. R. Marshall United Press Dispatch Indianapolis Thomas Riley Marshall United States Indiana Crown Hill Cemetery Clyde Hoffman Ancient Landmarks Lodge of Masonic Order Marshall Home North Ilinois Street William Smith First Presbyterian Church of William Gacke Fort Wayne Supreme Council of the Order Coolidge General Pershing Wabash College Marshall

Secretary Weeks Shows Slight Improvement in Condition

Boston June 4 The condition of Secretary of War Weeks has again changed slightly for the better, announced by Dr. D F Jones and Dr F G Brigham in a 7 30 am bulletin.

Boston Mass D. F. Jones F. G. Brigham

Indiana coal slump eyed by Penna in Terre Haute talk

P H Penna secretary of the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators association told the Terre Haute Exchange Club that national coal use has fallen by about 1.5 million tons weekly. He cited traffic and labor problems plus Terre Haute’s limited access to mining methods as reasons for reduced local employment and income.

Terre Haute Indiana P. H. Penna Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association Exchange Club Penna Terre Haut and Vicinity

Tragedy as Floyd Russell Kills Eight Relatives Then Self

Floyd Russell 48 grazed by heat and debt killed eight relatives including his mother Emma Lowell and three siblings at the Russell home. He then shot himself in the chest. physicians expect recovery. Dorothy Russell escaped to a neighbor’s, amid a hail of more than fifty shots.

Iowa Nebraska United Press Dispatch Hamilton, CO Floyd Russell Russell Dorothy Russell Rose Russell John Lowell Emma Lowell Julia Robert Grace Paul Louis Richard John A.m Dorothy

Crippled Baby at Home Sobs for Mother in Jail

Monroe county jail holds Mrs. William Holder after she shot Reckless Honeycutt following an auto dispute. Bond talks begin with local backers as defense argues the case is not first degree murder. The three year old crippled child at home weighs on Holder while relatives care for the infant. Judge Rundell hearing planned in Bloomingon or Spencer.

Bloomington Ind Willian Holder Honeycutt Monroe County Holder Rundell Jude Wilson

Poison Widow Anna Cunningham Indicted in Gary

Anna Cunningham, known as the poison widow of Gary, indicted by Lake county grand jury on charges of killing three of her children with poison. She had confessed to the murders previously.

Gary Ind Anna Cunningham Lake County Grand Jury

Mrs. Crittenberger Dies After Operation

Mrs. Effie A. Crittenberger of Indianapolis died at Methodist hospital after an operation performed more than a week earlier. She was 58, wife of Dale J. Crittenberger publisher of the Anderson Bulletin and former state auditor.

Indianapolis Effie A. Crittenberger Dale J. Crittenberger The Anderson Bulletin

Union Miner Sentenced in West Virginia Fire Case

John Billy former secretary of Wendel local United Mine Workers pleaded guilty to setting fire to the Gordie Bailey Fahey coal tipple in March and was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary by Judge Warren B. Kittle. Eleven other union miners and two organizers have been indicted on conspiracy charges related to alleged arson plots on other coal properties.

Grafton W. Va John Billy Wendel United Mine Workers of America West Virginia State Penitentiary Warren B. Kittle

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