Judge Hines rules no bail for Stephenson in Oberholtzer murder
Judge Hines in Hamilton circuit court ruled David C Stephenson Earl Gentry and Earl Klenck are not entitled to bail and must answer to first degree murder charges in the death of Madge Oberholtzer. Court crowd applauded as defendants await trial. no date set.
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C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Earl Gentry
Earl Klenck
Gree
Madge Oberholtzer
Remy
Eph Inman
Hines
Inquest Opened Into Fatal Truck Collision Near Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on June 25 a coroner s inquest began into a crash on a street at Plevna a village near here that killed 10 year old Hamilton Lantz and injured Fred Lantz an uncle and T S Willoughby a salesman Investigating unit United Press dispatches report the collision involved two heavy trucks and prompted the inquiry.
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Kokomo
Ind
Plevna
Here
Hamilton Lantz
Fred Lantz
T. 8S
Willoughby
Woodmen Ban Liquor Ties From Membership
United Press Dispatch reports the quadrennial head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America today barred persons who manufacture sell or transport liquor from joining the fraternal order. The resolution passes at the national gathering in Chicago on June 25.
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Chicago
Modern Woodmen of America
Identity sought for man killed by Michigan Central train
In Gary Indiana on June 25 efforts were underway to identify a middle aged man killed at a railroad crossing by a Michigan Central train yesterday.
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Gary
Ind
Michigan Central
Chinese Situation Remains Uneasy After Shameen Clash
dispatch from Hong Kong reports foreign casualties were limited to one Frenchman killed and one Briton wounded along with two Japanese and two Trench soldiers. Americans from Canton mostly safe. an unnamed American woman refugee cites heavy Chinese losses as marines answered the shooting near Shameen.
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Hong Kong
Shameen
Canton
Shanghai suffers through fourth week of general strike
Shanghai enters the fourth week of the general strike as business remains paralyzed. Most able men in the foreign settlement join volunteer police reserves patrolling at night. Violence appears to have shifted toward Hong Kong.
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Shanghai
Hongkong
Midwestern Rains End Drought Saving Crops Across Region
Heavy rains across the Midwest end a two month drought, delivering 1.70 inches and aiding corn oats and forage. Wheat benefits are limited but fruits vegetables and late winter crops show improvement. Harvests move two weeks ahead as moisture lifts plant quality in some areas.
Neighbor admits ax killings of man and wife in Bay City
Isaac Cravens surrendered hours after authorities found Frank Cady and his wife dead at their Bay City home. He confessed to killing them with an axe following a quarrel over a team of horses.
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Bay City
Mich
Frank Cady
Isaac Cravens
Cravens
Cady
Mother of Slain Girl Protects Husband in Tragic Case
In Gary Indiana coroner probes Mrs Anna Tomko claim that her 10 year old son was shot by his father accidentally while rat shooting. Initial police report stated the father returned drunk and shot the boy as he tried to shield his mother from a beating.
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Gary
Ind
Marshall
Anna Tomko
Greeks Revolt Forces Resign Cabinet in Athens
Revolt spreads as Michalikopoulos government resigns in Greece. General Pangalos leads army officers and Admiral Hadjekriacos commands the navy in a nationwide seizure of public buildings. They demand government resignation to curb reckless financial squandering and plan army reform.
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United Press Dispatch
Athens
Greece
Michalacopoulos
M. Papanastassiou
Michaelacopulos
Junta
Salonika
Pangalos
Hadjekriacos
Pangaalos
United Press
Hired gunmen to murder his wife thread of confession tied to blackmail
Five Kansas City gunmen and Charles Davies face a preliminary hearing on charges of assault with intent to kill in a plot to murder Mrs. Mabel Davies. Davies, a retired Concordia merchant, allegedly hired the gunmen and later confessed under pressure from blackmail. Mrs. Davies reportedly supports her husband despite the alleged bargain.
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United Press Dispatch
Concordia
Kas
Kansas City
Charles Davies
Davies
Mabel Davies
Ray Bryan
Kansas
Guarded foreign quarter parades in Peking amid demonstrations
June 25 dispatch reports Chinese soldiers and gendarmes guarding entrances to the foreign legation quarter in Peking. Crowds held parades and demonstrations, but on a smaller scale than expected.
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Peking
Democratic Timber for Senator Sought at Terre Haute
Indiana Democratic Editorial association convention opens in Terre Haute as politicians show interest in selecting a definite senatorial candidate for next year. Tom Taggart is away at a Massachusetts summer home, reducing the convention’s buzz. Other on site figures include Walter Chambers Lincoln Dixon Walter Myers Dale Crittenberger and Lew Ellington.
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Terre Haute
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Tom Taggart
Taggart
Massachusetts
State
Walter Chambers
Lincoln Dixon
Walter Myers
Indianapolis
Dale Crittenberger
Lew Ellington
Gypsy Man Freed After Not Guilty Verdict Ordered
Gary Indiana June 25 George Terpo a Gypsy was freed as Judge Martin Smith ordered a jury hearing his case to return a verdict of not guilty of murdering Pete Carpenter a fellow Gypsy.
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Gary
Ind
George Terpo
Martin Smith
Pete Carpenter
Hoosier State Mobilizes Against Bank Bandits
Indiana counties to form vigilante committees to arm five man squads with .45 revolvers for impromptu pursuit of bandits. Thirty-nine counties already organized with Indiana Bankers Association and Indiana National Guard directing efforts. Col. Wysong designated to assist arming committees under Governor Jackson.
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Hoosier State
United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Joseph Rylands
Association
Col
Clarence Wysong
Indiana National Guard
Col. Wysong
Jackson
Landslide Dam Sights Gros Ventre River in Wyoming
A massive landslide blocked the Gros Ventre river in western Wyoming 40 miles south of Yellowstone near Jackson. The event created a five mile long lake basin half to three quarters of a mile wide. Initial reports say hundreds of cattle buried. no deaths reported.
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United Press Dispatch
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gros Ventre
Wyoming
Teton National Forest
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson
Rocky Mountains
First pre Fourth of July accident in Chicago 1925
Chicago reports its first pre Fourth of July casualty of 1925 a six year old boy Dan Perry died after eating fireworks coroner records show the fatal accident occurred in Chicago on June 25 1925.
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Chicago
Dan Perry
Rooftop fall injures two workers during rescue attempt
James Murray, 40, and a second worker were operating on a high rooftop when a rope broke causing one man to plunge about 100 feet onto another roof. Murray then slid roughly 25 feet before quitting, sustaining serious injuries.
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James Murray
Donahue
Roosevelt brothers detained by snow and supply shortage
The Roosevelt expedition bound for the Tian Shan mountains in central Asia is held at the Kara Koram pass in Leh India awaiting supplies. Snow and scarce food hamper the party seeking the ovis poli ancestor of the sheep, as they await fresh stores before continuing toward the dangerous gateway to the region.
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Leh
India
Roosevelt
Ovis Poli
Kara Koran Pass
Tian-Shan Mountains
Central Asia
Kara Koram Pass
Former mail clerk Hand sentenced for decoy letter theft
Indianapolis June 25 United Press dispatch reports John Hand a railway postal clerk at Crawfordsville was sentenced to three years in Leavenworth for stealing from the mails. A decoy letter mailed at New Albany contained marked money later found on Hand.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
John
Hanu
Eagymen
Banister
New Market
Ind
Leavenworth
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
New Albany
Chicago
Hand
R L. Morris
Louisville
B. F. Simcoke
Lafayette
Last Inning Today For W. D. Shepherd Through Lawyers
William Dar ling Shepherd faces final plea in murder trial for Billy McClintock. Chief counsel William Scott Stewart argues the case is a frame up and that jealous heirs aim to seize the McClintock fortune. State's Attorney Croive to deliver closing for the prosecution with judge to instruct jurors for deliberation Friday.
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United Pres Lab Discatch
Chicago
William. de. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
William Stewart
Shepherd
Stephi
Stewart
Lynch
William Darling Shepherd
William Scott Stewart
W. W. O'Brien
Robert E. Croive
McClintock
Harry Olson
Isabelle Pope
Billy
Senator Harrison Calls Guard Arrests Probe
Indiana state senator Russell Harrison declares he will seek a gubernatorial inquiry into Indiana National Guard captains arresting men on their own warrants and detaining them without trial for missing drill. He cites the 1912 act later repealed by the 1923 legislature.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Russell Harrison
Jackson
Indiana National Guard
Harrison
Brick Mason Falls to Death in Indianapolis Scaffold Fall
John Donahue aged fifty five a brick mason was killed yesterday afternoon when a rope supporting a scaffold broke at a construction site in Indianapolis authorities said. The accident occurred around mid afternoon and an investigation is pending with details yet released.
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Indianapolis
John Donahue
Mexican bandits raid near Nogales kill several Chinese
A band of gunmen attacked Magdalena in Mexico fifty miles south of Nogales killing several Chinese. A special train of soldiers was dispatched to pursue the bandits as the raid prompted rapid pursuit across the border.
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Nogales
Ariz
Bandist
Magdalena
Here
Mexico
Robbers Loot Ward Wardrobe Store as Fire Breaks Out
In South Bend Indiana headlines report a fire drawing crowds while bandits seized furs and silk items from the Ward women’s apparel store two blocks away. The theft targeted hundreds of dollars in valuables amid the blaze.
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South Bend
Ind
Ward Women’s Apparel
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