Band of Burglars Broken Up by Local Police
The band of burglars that terrorized Linton and nearby towns is split, with four members already serving prison terms after guilty pleas. Chief Coleman and officers Scully Pinkton Tyron credited for vigilance. One member remains at large. list details multiple breakins across 1925 1926 in Pennsylvania Humphrey’s garage Dugger Odon Lyons South Linton Webber Bros. Drug Store and other sites with substantial thefts.
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Linton
Chief Coleman
Scully
Pinkton
Tyron
Charles Frakes
Rex Starkey
David Fulkerson
Raymond Leopold
Frakes
Starkey
Fulkerson
Leopold
Pennsylvania
Our
Indian Refining Company
South Linton
Cat House
Humphrey
Dugger
Roger Brothers
Odon
Old Cay
Samve
Webber Bros
Lyons
Combina
Miller’s Drug Store
Carl Roach
S . Sporting Goods
Linton Steam
Fajcen
Saviny
Deisy
Pinkston
Charlie
Ward’ Frakes
Sporting Goods
Elers
Stolen Goods Recovered in Dugger and Lyons Incidents
Police recovered silverware stolen from Robes Bros. Drug Store and a Dugger Hardware Store burglary case valued at $25. Items included cigars, cigarets, dandy, matches, and miscellaneous articles. Chief Colaman reported the recoveries, with details tying the Lyons and Dugger burglaries to the incidents.
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Odon
Frat Webber
Bros. Drug
Lyons
Indi
Vaslue
Robes Bros
Dugger
Colaman
Man to Stand Trial in Murder Case at Clay Circuit Court
Hugh Reese, years old farmer and tenant from Bragzil Ind, confessed to killing Michael Miller, a bachelor farmer south of the city, on April 27. arraigned in Clay Circuit Court and pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree. Trial set for Wednesday, June 28, with a special venue of 50 talesmen to select a jury. Reese has no funds for counsel. Harvey L. Fisher, county attorney, appointed to defend by Judge W. Hutchison.
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Bragzil
Hugh Reese
Michael ‘Miller
South
Clay
Reese
Harvey L. Fisher
W. Hutchison
Fisher
Frank¢ Adams
Baseball results from the American League and associations
American League scores show Chicago 10 Boston 5 Detroit 1 Washington DC Cleveland 5 New York 2 Philadelphia 7 3 S1 Louis 2 2 American Association Indianapolis 8 Toledo 2 Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis 1 Columbus 14 Louisville 1 St Paul 10 Kansas City 9.
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Card of Thanks for Kenneth Grevemeier
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and flowers. Appreciation to the choir and pastor of the U B Church, Clayton and Aiken, who conducted Kenneth Grevemeier’s funeral. Mr and Mrs Andrew Grevemeier and family express gratitude.
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Algo
U. B. Church
Clayton
Aiken
Kenneth
Andrew Grevemeier
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First National Service
Val
Federal Reserve Bank
Sherwood Service & Sales Co
East
Vincennes St
Terhune
Lothes
Logal Police Efficiency
Night Prowlers
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry. K. Thaw
Russell
Phaw
Tfhaws
Harry K. Phaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Atlantic City
Russell Thana
Evelyn
Clearaway
Ned
North Main Street
American Association
Smaill
Paul Fry
Ford Dealer
Willard
Gerin
Greene County Loan Company
Stule Linton, Bell
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