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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1912
Page
7
Henry C. Terry presents parallel stories of famous crimes. The criminal explains his planning and how he tried to close every avenue to guilt while the detective reveals the futility of those efforts and that murder will out.
The Dobbs Ferry crime tale centers on Andrew Temple a New York banker and his son Robert Temple as suspects in a planned murder and robbery. Chan Wooley recalls partnering in crimes with Andy Spangler and Billy Peters and details the heist of a large safe at the Temple mansion securing securities and $45 000 in cash.
Detective Armstrong recounts the robbery and murder at Andrew Temple's Dobbs Ferry home. The second floor Piazza window, found unlocked, becomes the focus as he probes how thieves entered and why the pistol wound preceded the crime.
Atchison Kan residents split over grasshoppers ruining a band concert. The Atchison Silver Cornet band opened an open air performance but a swarm clogged their instruments and forced the troupe to abandon the show.
New York. Dr James Rohrer and wife ran their chiropody school when Lulu Wilbur said she shot herself. The weapon, a relic from the Swiss army, was found in Rohrers desk. Rohrer was jailed under the Sullivan law after authorities confiscated the gun.
Horatio Sehweg, a young farmhand near Trexlertown Pennsylvania, was thrown by a colt. His right shoulder was dislocated but not broken. A doctor passing by advised him to report to his office that evening for treatment. While healing, he was dragged to the barn with pain and the horses bolted, throwing him again and cracking his injured shoulder back into place.
Attorney at law offers prompt legal service in collections and probate business. Money loaned on long or short terms with favorable conditions. Office located on the ground floor of Sullivan State Bank building.
John C Chaney, attorney at law, will practice in all courts. Business entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. Suites 4 and 6 Citizens Trust Building.
W. L. Laurent, Attorney-At-Law, old phone 75 03 Shelburn, Inc listed for legal services.
A. G. McEnabb announces prompt and careful attention in all courts of the state with office in Citizens Trust Co. Building. C. A. Price Notary Public over Hunt's Drug Store. Chas. D. Hunt and Gilbert W. Gambill of Hunt & Gambill Attorneys-At-Law offer careful, prompt service with office over the National Bank corner of Washington and Main. Lee F. Bays to practice wherever services are required with office on the north side square upstairs.
Cc T Howard Veterinary Surgeon graduate of Indiana Veterinary College maintains an office at Parks and Knotta in Sullivan Indiana serving local animal patients.
The notice lists travel times and connections on the Sullivan Vincennes line with notes for Bedford Seymour Westport and Indianapolis Cincinnati routes. It directs to local agents for timetables and names Hl P Radley G P and T A Terre Haute Indiana for more information.
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