Jury finds Harry Healy guilty of manslaughter
In Daviess circuit court Judge Ogden reads the jury verdict finding 18 year old Harry Healy guilty of manslaughter for the February 26 shooting of Robert Walker Montgomery marshal. The verdict follows a lengthy trial with defense and state arguments and ends with Healy’s commitment to the Indiana reformatory for not less than two nor more than twenty one years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiefer
Ogdon
Daviess Circuit Court
Harry Healy
Robert Walker
Montgomery
John Healy
John
Ordon
Swayze
Young Healy
Arnold J. Padgett
Ogden
Ogion
Arnold
Padgett
Obs Healy
John Heatly
Joseph M. Healy
James M. Healy
George P. Healy
Healys
Kung Healy
Loval Court
Jalgr Ogdon
Indiana
Alvin Padgett
J. W. Ogdon
Henly
Will
Meredith
Jeffersonville
J. H. McCafferty
B. & O. Southwestern
Ogdon J
Healy
Indiana Reformatory
Engineer Struck by Switch Stand in Shop Yard Accident
An engineer, Granthan, narrowly avoided death Saturday afternoon while testing engine 1407 in the B A C Southwestern shop yards. Fireman Lockhart at the throttle escaped with minor injuries as Granthan’s head hit a switch stand, causing a severe cut but no fracture. He was taken home by ambulance after first aid from Dr. Henry Herr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. C. Southwestern
Granthan Wasi
Finergan Lockhart
Gray
Tockhart
Ald
Henry Herr
Granthan
Faith to Return Partners in Washington Law Firm Faith & Parth
George A. Faith of Washington and his brother E. C. Faith of Birknell have formed Faith & Parth a law partnership with offices planned in the Campbell building at Third and Math streets. E C Faith recently returned from postmaster duties and will move his family back to Washington next week. George A Faith currently has offices in the Murphy building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. Faith
Birknell
Campbell Building
Math Street
E. C. Faith
Washington
Faith & Parth
George A. Faith
Murphy
State officials warn counties over short April advance tax call
The article reports that the April advance payment call fell about 240 000 short of needed funds, prompting a letter to county treasurers explaining the misinterpretation of the 25 percent demand. It notes potential penalties, possible lawsuits, and a planned May call as officials seek to shore up state finances. It also mentions Titanic disaster investigator Senator William Alden Smith and testimonies from Jack Binns and Melvin E Stone relating to wireless news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Finance
Stne
Ari
Wiliam Alden Smith
Jack Binns
Republic
Melvin E. Stone
Associated Press
Binns
Carpathia
Akers Infant Dies Private Funeral Held
St Laura infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Akers died at 8 30 Friday night. Private funeral services were held from the residence Saturday afternoon with burial at Oak Grove cemetery. The child had been deformed from birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St .Laura
Harry Akers
Oak Grove Cemetery
Transportation costs in America far lower than Europe
President Daniel Willard of the BR and C compares US and European transport costs. He cites a 7.53 mile rate per ten miles reported by the Interstate Commerce Commission and estimates European charges run two to three times higher, noting the low American rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Willard
BR & C
Willard
Inet State Commerce Commission
Elderly man killed at railroad crossing in Washington
John Mooney a ninety five year old retired railroad blacksmith and Civil War veteran was instantly killed at the Maysville road B and O Southwestern crossing. He walked east on the side track toward his Meridian street home when the engine backing from the shops ran him over, his body torn and scattered. The coroner and ambulance attended. Mooney left a widow and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mooney
Washington
Maysville Road
B. & O. Southwestern
Mahoney
South Meridian Street
Co. Guth
Keller & Williams
A. H. Holder
West Main Street
Johnt
Thomas
Emmett
Bavy
Lea
Terre Haute
Hair is Named to Safety Committee Seat
John Harr former superintendent of motive power for the B. & O. Southwestern has been appointed to the general safety committee representing the mechanical department. He succeeds W. Robinson and will base his headquarters in Baltimore. Harr is a former Washington resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harr
B. & O. Southwestern
Spector
General Safety Committee
Mr. Hair
W. Robinson
Baltimore
Het
Washington
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Eigh
Charles
Gregory
Foreman
the Court
John ‘Healy
Joshua G. Allen
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
M. S. Hastings
Walker
Berry Thompson
Gardiner
Thompson
Allen
Snake Thompson
Berry
W. Tl. Gardiner
W. R. Gardiner
Rendeme
Bots Walker
Walaany
Bercy
Thompson Jaaw
Barr Township
Hale
Keller
Allegree
George Allegrea
Veale Towarship
Allegrep
Allegreet
Hazel
Joseph Yazel
Elnora
Jnige Ogden
Cape of the State
Ellie Goodman
Snelby Lemonds
City School Board
I. Bh. Johnson
East Walnut Street
Johnson
Baptist Church
George A. Walth
Akers
John Mahoney
Paul Hudsn
Hudson
Severi
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