Indiana News Briefs Cover Crimes and Winter Skies
State notes report Laporte Sheriff Anstiss visiting Greenville where locals suspected Belle Gunness but learned the visitor was Mrs Bass claiming her identity differs. Other items cover social clubs liquor laws court cases, Methodist conference plans, wheat trips, heavy snow in Michigan City, berry harvest for orphans, and a ministerial address by J Frank Hanly.
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Richard Haw
Richard Todd
Bush
Meyers
Fransville
Meeline
Indiana A Methodist
Sedeei
Micaubedl
Purdue University
Cuamiby
Mooresville
Brooklyn
Alartinsville
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Gosport
Spencer
Worthington
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Columbus
Bartholome
Amand Brown
Zorah Eblen
B. F. Eblen
Henderson
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Eblen
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Ministerial
Forged Check Charges Filed in Circuit Court
An affidavit charges Omer Bantia of Orestes with passing W F Moreland’s name on a check to a clerk for clothing and cash. Police arrested Bantia after a failed attempt to forge Jones’ endorsement. The case, tied to a plumbing and heating firm matter, was venued for trial in Bevanaville circuit court. no date has been set.
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Poalies
John Pulis
Tome
Prine
Subi
Fidige
Uea Anrieag
Child Electrocuted in Telephone Dynamo Room
Three year old Helen Stoke touched a live dynamo in the Central Union Telephone company building and was electrocuted. Her parents Bernard and his wife were overcome with grief and remained in a serious condition after attempting to assist.
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Chile
Terre Ilaute
Helen Stoke
Central Union Telephone Company
Bernard
Favor Return of Pastor in Northwestern Indiana Conference
The Northwestern Indiana conference assign ments list shows 200 clergymen under Bishop David H. Moore of Cincinnati. The First Methodist church in Laporte voted to return Rev. George F. Craig to the pastorate and to reappoint Rev. Paul C. Curnick as presiding elder of the South Bend district. Alexander Tifughue, 101, dies near Russia ville after living in Howard county since settlement. He came to the country from Ireland at age nine and remained married with his family. Dispatch errors misidentify County Attorney Wil Piis with Franklin Miller, a Foone county man who forged a 42,000 theft and fled. Miller was arrested following bank identification by a local real estate dealer. Fred Kalmeyer, 75, of Waldron, attempts suicide by ingesting Paris green due to worry over his son’s upcoming marriage. authorities say he will recover.
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Indiana
David H. Moore
Cincinnati
First Methodist Church
George F. Craig
Paul C. Curnick
South Bend
Hoosier
Kokome
Alexander tIflughe
Ore
Russiaville
Tie
Howard Enunts
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Ireland
Namie
Arderson
Wil Piis
Franklin Miller
Foone
Miller
Shelbyville
Fred Kalmeyer
Waldron
Paris Green
Salip Akib
Ben
Brehken
Balin Torrl
Cimliar
Aborlan
Puerto Princesa
Will Support Option Law Kokome Alfred Zonring
Democratic candidate for joint senator of Howard and Miami counties pledges support for the proposed option law in a public statement. He emphasizes backing the counts of opinion if elected.
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Kokome
Alfred J. Zonring
Howard
Miami
Divorced Then Wed Married in Same Day Union
Marion R. Knowland of Vincennes and Lenora Hoffman of Mount Carmel wed the same day April 21 after divorces. The couple, who became acquainted after their separations, tied the knot in town.
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Marion R. Knowland
Vincennes
Lenora Hoffman
Mount Carmel
Lil
May Probe Earner Crime In Laporte County
Laporte indictments involve Cari A. Badsing held for grand jury in Chicago investigations. Charged with killing his wife by poison, he formerly owned a Otis area farm. Badsing married first wife in Laporte. her death under mysterious circumstances. Grand jury in Chi Enzo may probe first wife’s death.
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Laporte
Cari
A. Badsing
Chicago
Otis
Badsing
Laporte County
Chienzo
Prohibitionists Active in Nationwide Gop Split
A chaotic string of states shows liquor questions splitting parties as governors face re election and campaigns loom. Candidates across Nebraska, New York, Georgia, Idaho, Maine, and other states contend for party nominations amid Democratic and Republican tensions.
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New York
North Dakota
John D. Burke
Oklahoma
Charles N. Linshell
Lee Crnece
Ardmore
Joseph O'Neal
Guthrie
Pennsylvania
Everstone
S. Vesser
South Dakota
Malcolm RR. Piakerson
Tennessee
Oscar B. Col Quit
Wil
Thomas M. Samptell
Texas
J. O. Terrell
San Antonio
Wyoming
Bryant B. Brooks
Palawan’s demonic governor Miller and Moro war legacy
Lieutenant Miller, long detachted as Palawan governor, built peace among Tagbanos and fought Moro pirates with native militiamen. His rise from Illinois infantry to island ruler ended when his boat overturned, sparking chaos as pirates returned and Emergency Governor Evans faced reform.
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Bottite
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Ie Tseit
Thas
Dean. Worcester
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Hing
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Packers Pleas Due October First
Federal district attorney and defense for the Packers met in conference and agreed the defendants need not plead before October 1. The date aims to allow further preparation and potential settlement discussions.
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Chicago
Federal District Attorney’s Office
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