Noblesville Moves on Oberholtzer Case Bound for Special Trial
In Noblesville Indiana on August 14 Judge Hines indicated the case against D ephenson Karl Klenck and Earl ey for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer would be handled as a special trial. Judge Will Sparks of Rushville assumed jurisdiction and a conference with state attorneys was postponed. The scheduling suggests possible a November or December trial or October term work by Sparks. Prosecutor Remy and defense counsel prepared for judge and date discussions.
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Noblesville
Ind
Milton County
D. Shenson
Karl Kienck
Karl
Madge Oberholtzer
Udge Hines
Rushville
Tial
Hines
Hamiltounty
Edward Prater
India
Stephenson
Sho i
Ephenson
Earl Klenck
Earley
Will Sparks
Bush Secial
Sparks
Imerman
Qinhha
Remy
Marion County
Inman
Bad Accident at River Bridge Injures Hazelton Pair
A late afternoon collision on state road 5 near River Bridge injured Mrs. McNees and a boy named Bird of Hazelton. A Ford touring car driven by John McRoberts stalled on approach, rolled over embankment after the brake failed, pinning Mrs. McNees beneath. Passersby lifted the car. Mrs. McRoberts and the other occupants escaped unharmed. Bird suffered facial wounds. condition of Mrs. McNees uncertain.
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White River Bridge
McNees
Bird
Hazelton
John McRoberts
Ford
Ion
Mca
Paul Lemmon Receives Rector Scholarship at DePauw
Paul Lemmon, an honor student at Glendale High School for four years, has been awarded a Rector scholarship at DePauw University. The award covers tuition and fees for four years with access to funds from the Rector fund.
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Glendale High School
Paul Lemmon
DePauw University
Home Coming Sunday at Otterbein Church
Otterbein United Brethren church holds a home coming Sunday August 16 with Sunday school at 9 30 led by Frank Hardy and classes for all. Morning worship at 10 30 features male quartet music and a address by Dr I J Good president of Indiana Central College. An old fashioned basket dinner is planned at noon followed by an afternoon program at 2 with readings quartet music and another address by Dr Goof. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Friends of the ‘Otterbein United Brethren Church
Frank Hardy
I. J. Good
Indiana Central College
Doctor Goof
Joe Bogner Civil War veteran dies in Washington
Joseph Bogner longtime Washington resident and Civil War veteran dies at Kokomo after a stroke while visiting his daughter Mrs I N Crawford He was 80 with a September birthday He served as deputy postmaster and deputy sheriff and later worked in the post office and a tobacco shop He was a member of Presbyterian church Liverpool lodge Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic Burial planned at Oak Grove with services anticipated in Washington
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Joseph Bogner
Washington
Kokomo
I. N. Crawford
Bogner
South
Meridian Street
Oak Grove
Hogner
Norths
Crawford
Joseph Bogher
Germany
Elizabeth Cosgrove
Lucia
Koko‘mo
Leroy Bogner
Kie
Ho Horrall
Jane McCormick
Post Office
Little Gem
Atore
Harley Jones
Joe Bogner
Presbyterian Churth
Liverpool Lodge
Odd Fellows
Grand Army of the Republic
Engagement Off Miss Fletcher Returning Home
London reports Miss Louisa Fletcher, an Indianapolis girl, returns home after postponing her romance with German count von Schmettow. Berlin dispatches say wedding plans stalled by more than red tape as the count’s father reportedly objects at the last moment. United Press finds parental opposition cited as the core issue.
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London
Count von Schmettow
Louisa Fletcher
Indianapolis
Berlin
Miss Fletcher
United Press
McMillan polar plane nearly sank in Atlantic rescue
Washington reports that continual pounding of icy Atlantic waters lifted one of the McMillan polar expedition planes. It nearly sank but was saved with great difficulty. Commander Byrd notified the navy department today by wireless from Greenland.
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Washington
Atlantic
Byrd
Navy Department
Greenland
Con coed Scott and wife face six week decision
A court will render its decision regarding Con coed Scott and his wife within six weeks, with the ruling anticipated to resolve the case and outline any required actions or penalties.
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Concoed
Scott
Holding up the Winnipeg assistant cashier by five robbers
Five robbers today held up the assistant cashier of the Winnipeg bank or store, prompting a police search and investigations into the masked bandits' identities and motives.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Hold Mother for Shooting Youth in Evansville
Mrs. Ruby McIntosh, 30, arraigned in city court on assault with intent to murder Devenas Taylor, 16, after defending her son Donald 12, who was slapped by Taylor. Taylor was shot and will likely die. McIntosh remains under police guard at home to care for her three week old baby.
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Evansville
Ind
Ruby McIntosh
Devenas Taylor
Taylor
McIntosh
Donald
Man Severed Leg in Mine Accident at Ayrshire
Princeton Ind Aug 14 Herman G Woods a Southern refiroed brake man lost his left leg in a fatal Ayrshire mine incident this morning, falling while uncoupling two freight cars.
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Princeton
Ind
Herman G. Woods
Ayrshire
Methodist
Will Reeme Faces Sanity Test in Mellon Threat Case
Kansas City on Aug 14 police said fanatical prohibition crusader Will Reeme was arrested on a charge of threatening Secretary Mellon in a letter. He told Mellon he was directed from on high to slay Mellon over lax enforcement of prohibition laws.
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Kansas City
Reeme
Treasury
Mellon
Melion
Death penalty sought for 17 year old shooter in Sedalia
Sedalia Missouri August 14 The death penalty will be asked for Everett Adams aged 17 of Ohio who confessed to shooting A D Clayson a school teacher who had given him a ride in his car near Sedalia Clayson died from his wounds the case hinges on Adams confessed act and motive remain under investigation by authorities
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Sedalia
Everett Adams
Ohio
A. D. Clayson
Here
Three Deaths From Electricity In Week In Indiana
Newcastle Indiana August 14 electricity claimed its third victim of the week when Emery Wrightmen 25 of Spiceland a lime man for Interstate Public Service touched an uninsulated wire. The incident underscores ongoing danger from exposed electrical lines amid summer heat.
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Newcastle
Ind
Emery Wrightmen
Spiceland
Limeman
Interstate Public Service Company
Oil field work advances at Peek farm and Singleton well
New casing is being placed in the John M. Peek farm oil well today. The hole is down 550 feet. At the Mile Singleton well a crowded hole at about 770 feet depth is causing some trouble.
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John M. Peek
Singleton
Andrew Miles Undergoes Minor Operation in Daviess County Hospital
Andrew Miles of Odon underwent a minor operation this morning at the Daviess county hospital.
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Andrew Miles
Odon
Daviess County Hospital
Grand jurors to probe Lulu Williams death in Indiana
Evansville Aug 14 Prosecutor Hardin said June term grand jury will first pursue the murder of Mrs Lulu Williams while also probing alleged primary election frauds. Evidence heard includes statements from Mr and Mrs Roeder, supposed friends of Williams, who may have seen Williams recently and testified about a cave hideout near Howell. Authorities weigh a possible double killing theory as they pursue leads and monitor communities near the Green River in Kentucky.
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Evansville
Ind
Lulu Williams
Henry T. Hardin
Hardin
Frank Williams
William Roeder
Williams
Roeder
Fred McDaniels
Art Wentzel
Howell
Wiliams
Henderson County
Kentucky
Green River
Dee
New Building Girders Under Construction At Sars Facility
Tractors lay steel beams for the north and south walls of the new high nal and community building. Workers install six girders, each three pieces, with a signal erector slated to hoist them to the top of the framework. Girders weigh about eleven tons and may reach thirty five feet in height. The project progresses toward readiness for hoisting later this week.
Entertain Hopes for McCray Pardon in Indiana
Reports from Kewanee and Washington detail a mail robbery case and renewed pardon efforts for Indiana governor Warren T. McCray. Authorities say Joseph Jackson confessed to stealing registered mail, while McCray backers push for clemency with public opinion seen as favorable.
Wisconsin Republicans Launch Drive Against La Follette
United to dethrone La Follette in Wisconsin Roy Wilcox, a lawyer, seeks the U S Senate seat being vacated by the death of elder La Follette. Conservatives unite to back Wilcox and restore support for Coolidge and the national administration.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin
L la Follette Regi
Coolidge
Conservation
Roy Wilcox
Robert M. LaFollette
United States Senate
Lasotlette
Wash Chappell Dies in Minden Nebraska
Relative notice reports Wash Chappell died in Minden Nebraska from a paralytic stroke. Born and raised in Pike County he will be buried in Petersburg after Sunday services. The widow and several grown children survive him, and he was known to many residents of southern Davies County.
Coolidge family visit to Plymouth Vermont
Swampscott Massachusetts resident Coolidge travels with Mrs. Coolidge to Plymouth Vermont to visit Col Coolidge, aiming to spend time with his aged father. The president and first lady depart the summer White House by motor at 9 am for the trip.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
WIFE LEADS RAID ON HUSBAND AND WIDOW IN CHICAGO
Thomas Lawrence a wealthy St Louis businessman and Mrs Julia Gruner a handsome widow faced morals court and pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct after a raid led by Lawrence s wife. The couple were found in undress attire when officers entered their hotel room early today.
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Chicago
Thomas Lawrence
St. Louie
Julia Gruner
St. Louis
Lance
Lawrence
LAY SITUATES ORE COOLIDGE FEAN DEBT FUNDING
A fragmented note references Coolidge in connection with a debt funding committee and a focus restricted to New England amid Belgian concerns. The garbled text implies a fiscal panel discussing regional limits and international stakes affecting ore or financial aid. The passage remains unclear about final actions or dates.
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Fean
New England
Rider of qr Packing Company Dies After Surgery
Howard P. Rider of qr Packing company died yesterday afternoon at Baptist Hospital in Louisville following an appendectomy operation.
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Howard Rider
Howard P. Rider
Qr Packing Company
the Baptist Hospital At
Louisville
Former Local Resident Dies After Year of Illness
Mrs. Johanna Lents, longtime resident of this city until January, died last night at 10. She left three children, Mrs. Éistte of Indianapolis, Leo Lents of Shoals, and Bernard Lents. and her mother Mrs. Louisa O’Neill of Montgomery. Siblings include Lyman of Indianapolis, Eoha Pune of South Charleston, Ohio, and Gus O’Neill of this city. The body will arrive in Washington tonight at 7 and go to Gus O’Neill’s home at 500 East Street. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 at St. Emar Church, burial in Peter’s Cemetery in Montgomery.
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Johanna Lents
Éistte
Indianapolis
Leo Lente
Shoals
Bernard Lents
Louisa O’neill
Montgomery
Lyman
Eoha Pune
Charleston
Ohio
Gus O'Neill
Washington
East Street
St.emnar Church
Peter's
Republicans Meet at West Baden Today
A statewide Republican meeting gathers workers from Tide chapters one through three as informal conferences proceed. Sen Watson and State Chairman Wailb were to address the gathering as leaders arrive, signaling broad political significance. Madame Curie, discoverer of radium, received a $120,000 reward.
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Watson
Wailb
Madame Curie
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