Too Much Bond Drawn By Judge Harris In Robefts Trial
In Terre Haute the Roberts trial includes a moment when Judge Harris tells a witness that there is too much bond. The case features testimony from Oscar R. Rich Sullivan town marshal, whose role draws laughter as defense and prosecution spar over admissibility and relevance.
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Roberts
Terre Haute
The
Roach
Whitlock
Mr. Roach
Local Notes from Vincennes and Surrounding Areas
Father Sprigler attended the Vincennes Deanery conference in the Indianapolis diocese. Mrs. R. H. Crowder and Grace of Indianapolis visit the city. Mrs. M. J. Frederick, daughter of William McKinley, reports witnessing Mexican troop maneuvers from El Paso. Harry McClanahan, master of transportation on a Vera Cruz Mexican railroad, is reported missing. R. G. Davbs purchases A. W. Morris & Co. store at New Lebanon. William Preusner visits on business. Mrs. Claude Thompson returns from Kokomo. Elijah Brock improves after illness at St. Anthony's hospital Terre Haute. George McNabb improves at home. A. J. Rich moves to a farm near Paxton. Marie Krug visits parents. Floyd Rusher visits Champaign. Fred Bradley visits Robinson.
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Sprigler
Catholic Church
Vincennes
Indianapolis
B. F. Shepherd
Pleasantville
R. H. Crowder
Grace
M. J. Frederick
William McKinley
el Paso
Texas
McKinley
Andy McClanahan
Harry
Vera Cruz
R. G. Davbs
A. W. Morris & Co
New Lebanon
Morris
William Preusner
Haddon Township
Claude Thompson
Kokomo
Elijah Brock
Jackson Township
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
George McNabb
Gill Township
A. J. Rich
Stratton Street
Paxto 1
Marie Krug
Otto Krug
Floyd Rusher
Champaign
Fred Bradley
Robinson
Batey
Death of John Unger a Longtime Haddon Township Farmer
John Unger 60 a longtime Haddon township resident and noted farmer died at his home five miles west of town after a week with pneumonia. Born in Elzialutte France October 6 1843 he came to the US as a youth living in Ohio Indianapolis and Sullivan county. He married Katherine Lake January 20 1876 and left six sons George W Morris William Frank and Charles with daughter in law and wife surviving with two brothers and a sister. Funeral at Bethlehem M E church with burial in Bethlehem cemetery. Also note C B Willis & Sons advancing school construction in Paxton with a brick two room addition and auditorium planned at a total cost of 12560 dollars.
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John Unger
Haddon Township
Michael
Leah Unger
Elzialutte
France
United States
Ohio
Indianapolis
Sullivan County
Katherine Lake
Thomas
George W
Gill Township
Morris
Terre Haute
William
Frank
Charles
Vincennes
Martin
Haden Township
Kate Huckreid
Bethlehem M. E
S. Reid
Bethlehem Cemetery
Will Hays Seeks Illinois Central Shops for Palestine
Will Hays representing the Sullivan Boosters Club traveled to Chicago to urge Illinois Central officials to relocate the Palestine shop, a move valued for Palestine's water and coal resources and its potential to add over 200 jobs. Linton and Bloomfield are also pursuing the project.
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Illinois Central
Illinois Central Railroad
Palestine
Will H. Hays
Sullivan Boosters Club
Chicago
Linton
Bloomfield
Hays
For Sale Good driving horse 7 years old
Seven year old light bay driving horse for sale weighs about 1100 pounds not afraid of automobiles. Must be sold soon. Contact Carl Mattix R R 1 Shelburn phone Fairbanks system.
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Carl Mattix
R. R
Shelburn
Fairbanks System
Court Opens Monday for May Term Trials
The May term of the circuit court will begin Monday with many cases set for trial including the Medley murder case scheduled for the term.
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Circuit Court
Medley
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Shanks
John Shanks
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Carlisle News
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Sullivan, Ind
Big Green
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