Five Held in Girl's Death in Gary Today
Gary Indiana December 1 coroner verdict finds Arlene Draves died from cerebral hemorrhage and shock after an attack. Five men who attended a drinking party with her are held for first degree murder charges by a grand jury.
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Coromer’s
Arlene Draves
Pees
Arlené Draves
Gary Society
A.A. Watts Nays
R. O. Wharon
Brharton
Virgil Kirkland
Horace Mann
Leon Stanford
Emergon
Henry Shirk
Harry Shirk
Davidompson
Paul Bartin
Weather report for November compiled by local observer
November weather summary by C C Feagans records a range of temperatures with a mean max around 56 degrees and mean min near 37. Rain totaled 4.64 inches with 0.45 inches on the 30th. Snowfall reached 0.9 inches on two days and there were 12 days with precipitation.
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C. C. Feagans
Wea
Grubb Rites Held At Central Church Sunday
Last rites for Mrs. Jennie L. Grubb were conducted at 3 p m Sunday at the Central fellow church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Jennie £. Grubb
Central Fellow Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Prisoners Taken Away by Three Deputies
Local deputies this morning transported four prisoners to the Michigan City state prison. New inmates Bernard Gross Norman Herrin and James Strickland join the returnee John H. Waggoner who came to testify in Gross trial. Deputy Harry Sheley led the trip with Roy Yeager and Charles Brochit as deputies. They left Washington at 6 o clock and expect to return tomorrow. Gross faces one to five years for aiding Waggoner to embezzle township funds. Herrin and Strickland each face ten years for second degree robbery. Waggoner has one to five years remaining with three months to parole eligibility.
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Michigan City State Prison
Bernard Gross
Norman Herrin
James Strickland
John H. Wasgoner
Gross
Harry Sheley
Roy Yeager
Charles Brochit
Washington
Waggoner
Herrin
Strickland
Soviet Envoy to London Recalled Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Reported recall of the Soviet envoy to Great Britain follows disruptions as Moscow detains or refuses to release a detained figure. The incident prompts international controversy and signals heightened diplomatic strain between the two nations.
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Atabapandor Anyloscow
Bokolnikoff
Mos
Joseph Stalin
Great Britain
Cold Wave Headed To State With Snow Promised
The report notes a new cold wave moving toward Indiana and Ohio with subzero lows and bitter winds. Forecasters expect to drop temperatures across the Midwest, including Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin, while some areas may see widespread high winds.
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Indianépolis
Indiana
United States
Middle-West
Ceolan Dathe
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Accidental Death Verdict Returned by Monroe Coroner
The Monroe coroner declares an accidental death verdict after an investigation into a Friday evening accident near Bloomington. Prosecutor Vern Mypale notes no action will be pursued by the office as the incident appears unintentional.
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Monroe
Washeington
Legislative notes on aid to stricken Louisiana farmers
Fragmented OCR summary indicates Rep Jas eg nin introduced a measure advancing appropriation to aid stricken farmers in Louisiana. The text references the house, administration, and passage considerations, but the garbled lines obscure full details of the proposal and its status.
Virginia Man Is New Labor Secretary
William Doak of Virginia was sworn in as the nation's third labor secretary, succeeding James J. Davis of Pennsylvania. The oath was administered by chief clerk Dr. Samuel... in Washington.
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Virginia Man
Washington
William Doak
Virginia
Day Nation
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Sainu
Vassmpers
Christmas Buying Power Hits Big Fee in Swinging
A fragment notes that the Christmas buying power will be a major factor in the swing of activities this season. The line hints at economic impact and consumer demand shaping events or markets during the holiday period.
Vinny Blaney Held Sunday at First Christian Church
Vinny Blaney was held Sunday afternoon at the First Christian Church with burials flowing into Oude Grove Cemetery. The service drew family and friends and outlined a quiet farewell to the departed in a local community setting.
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Vinny Blaney
Oude Grove
Mother Jones Dies After Labor Reform Crusade
Silver Springs Maryland reports the death of Mother Jones a famed labor militant aged over 100. She spent a lifetime as a fighter for workers often amid violence and bloodshed yet survived to die at 11 55 p.m. in a Maryland farmhouse where she had stayed since last Thanksgiving. Tributes quickly poured in from supporters and colleagues across the labor movement.
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Silver ‘Springs
Mother Jones
Maryland
Walter Burgess
M Cafferty Auto Damaged by Fire
West End fire department responded to a Sunday night blaze at West Eleventh and Downey avenue where an automobile owned by Mr. McCafferty caught fire. The motor was considerably damaged by the blaze.
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West End
West ‘Eleventh and
Downey Avenue
McCafferty
Exposition Award Highlights At Windy City Show
At the Windy City exposition preliminary Hides were awarded among 4000 cattle sheep and swine entries. The vast amphitheatre hosted judging of hay and showing efforts to crown corn and wheat kings. Youths and their handiwork, calves and meals were on display with Ann Tolan of Farmingdale NL named healthiest boy and championship in livestock feeding won by Phil Robin and his brother.
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Oitago
Es |Ab
International Liveon
Congress Briefly Convened For Short Session Today
The United States Congress met briefly today with a plan to appoint committees and inform President Hoover. An estimated crowd gathered around the Capitol as the Senate and House opened at noon, with security present and chatter centered on the Communist threat and anticipated presidential message.
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Hoover
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Sumoe
Gia Eae Whigh
Ai. P. In
Unusual trial in Daviess court over will dispute
In Daviess county court an unusual case pits Radel Grismore and Mrs Bertha Edwards against the estate of the late Mrs Clara Armenta Burris. They seek to declare a 1924 will legal, alleging Burris destroyed it after her death to favor his wife and later his niece and nephew.
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Radel Grismore
Bertha Edwards
Clara Armenta Burris
Alfordsville
Burris
Arnold Padgett
Vincennes
Alen, Hastings & Allen
Frank E. Gilkinson
Shoala
Hastings
Burris & Sole
Ariapna
Allen, Hastings & Allen
Daviess County
Arizona
Valle Man In Local Hospital In Major Operation
Iyer Sheetz of Plainville and Herbert McCann of Plainville were both taken to Daviess County Hospital this morning for major operations. Presiding doctors reported stable conditions and ongoing procedures to address critical health issues.
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Iyer! Sheetz
Plainville
Herbert McCann
Plainle
Lonthe Daviess
J. F. Charles and Geo. M'Bride Take Over New Duties
J F Charles and Geo M Bride assume new positions following a transition noted in the rush ship timetable. The change affects duties at the station and stabilizes the routine for the day.
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J. F. Charles
Geo. M' Bride
Albany Bank Reopens Under New Leadership
The Albany bank reopened today in Albany Ind with the Kane Trust Company as president and a new slate of directors. The ceremony marked the end of an extended closure following an investigation and the bank’s restructuring under the current administration.
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A Iy
Ind
A Kane Trust
Yeyeral
Samsby
Bago
Columbus Chief Questions Plott In Forgery Case
Columbus Indiana police chief L H Nickerson told Walter Sullivan he suspects Gilbert Plott, a confessed forger and escaped state reformatory convict, passed a forged 29.75 dollar check payable to Paul Long to buy toy and coal at a Columbus address, though Plott denied the Columbus checks when questioned.
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L. H. Nickerson
Columbus
Ind
Walter Sullivan
Gilbert Plott
State Reformatory
Nickerson
Plott
Paul Long
Sullivan
Bandit Captured After Cumberland Bank Robbery
Indianapolis dispatch reports a robber who held up the Cumberland State Bank near Indianapolis of $325 fled eastward but was captured ten minutes later by Cumberland deputy sheriff Johnewhouse and county commissioner John Shearer. The suspect was identified as John Pals of Tadahanag.
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Cumberland State Bank
Cumberland
Johnewhouse
John Shearer
John Pals
Perso
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