Mallette Will Leaves Estate to Wife and Heirs
In the Daviess circuit court Mallette’s will dated October 10, 1932 leaves his entire estate to his wife Ida Ellen Mallette during her lifetime. Upon remarriage or death, portions go to El Mallette, Sada Franklin, and Lena Boyd, with Elmer named executor.
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Sada Franklin
Lena Boyd
Elmer
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Fire at Cleveland cottage kills multiple inmates
Twenty four patients and three attendants slept in a city ward cottage when a fire broke out early today. Several were led to safety by attendants and others down ladders or fire escapes. The blaze started in the basement, cause undetermined. many victims reportedly resisted rescuers. The building, privately owned, housed city or county wards.
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Cleveland
Nortes
Cuyahoga County
Charges Against Hawaiians Might Be Dropped
Four Hawaiians facing assault charges linked to the Massie case may have the case dropped. A provisional action ordered by Governor Lawrence Judd could lead to withdrawal, allowing the surviving defendants and the victims to appear as required.
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Tielle
Potter Hut
Massie
Lawrence Judd
Confession Note Confronts State in Wanderwell Case
A fragmentary report recalls the confession note of a woman linked to the Wanderwell murder aboard a vessel. The piece outlines the confrontation as the Veslet case proceeds, referencing Williamoday and Captain Walter Wanderwell in a troubled shipboard murder context.
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Vanderwell
Fontea
William Oday
Ynair
Wish Adventures
Walter Wanderwell
Former Cape Girardeau Resident Dies at Home
William Mathias, former resident of Cape Girardeau Missouri, died at his home on January 33rd. He was buried at Oriole Missouri. He was a brother of Mrs. William Cissel of Gannel Hattip Sutton of Loo Gostis. A farmer, he was known in his community.
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Willian Mathias
Cape Girardeau
Oriole
Teka
Atde
William Cissel
Former resident Walter Payne dies in Chicago
Walter Payne aged about 60 and a native of Washington died in Chicago. He will be returned Sunday for burial. The body will arrive early Sunday morning and burial planned for the day after at Vincennes. Survivors include sister Ella Davies of Bloomington. services set at Margaret’s Hall and at Bloomington Birthplace. Pallbearers listed from Vincennes and Bloomington.
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Chicago
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Tate
Wiss
Vincennes
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George
Bloomington
Beer Control Debate Fails To Clear State Path
Indiana lawmakers remain undecided on beer control as constitutional questions loom. Representative Lenhardt Bauer argues to junk the bill citing state liquor enforcement limits and reliance on federal action, while wets push for legalization through legislative action or Wright bone dry approach.
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Congress
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Terre Hauté
Indiana
British Delegation Leads War On French
A fragmented report describes a British delegation pushing war talk against France amid political maneuvering in Indiana. The piece notes House actions on anti labor measures, gubernatorial timing, and proposed government organization, with references to Republicans and Democrats across South Bend and Indianapolis.
Illinois Officials Eye Local Data On Utilities
Officials in the city discuss its electric plant history amid years of limited success and outside interest in similar setups. They note Washingtons recent water plant purchase signals a push toward municipal utility provision and emphasize a model others may follow.
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Washington
Ce Utilities
Community matchup draws interest for Hatchets game
Local fans discuss options to attend tonight's Community game between the Hatchets and visiting team. Tickets sold at the gate with potential for add ons as crowds expect a lively turnout this afternoon and again later in the year.
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Lake
Riester Funeral to Be Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Bernice B. Riester wife of City Fireman Albert Riester will be at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at First Methodist Church with Edw Murr officiating. The Riester residence is 816 Walnut Street and burial will be in Elora Cemetery.
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Albert Riester
Walnut Street
First Methodist
Pee “Riester
Boyle Pleads Guilty After Bond Failure in Circuit Court
Byron Boyle appeared in circuit court and entered a plea of not guilty to failing to bond a charge. The case was set at $250, but he could not provide bond by noon. Boyle was arrested Wednesday night at Shoals by Sheriff Rankin's deputy and is to be held for trial when the February term opens Monday in Washington.
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Byron Boyle
Boyle
Shoals
Lee Q. Cobb
Rankin
Allen to preside at American Retail store convention sessions
Local merchant Allen will travel to St Louis on Sunday to preside over sessions at the American Retail Store convention. The event gathers industry leaders to discuss retail trends and standards.
Haynes and Aken Home Visit On Main Street
Fragmentary notes indicate Haynes and Aken were moved from a hospital to a location on Weet Main Street. Continued details appear on Page 6.
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Maar Haynes
Aken Hom
Unclear fragmentary item involving street drive incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an address 409 West Mé st and a vehicle on a street, with injuries unclear. No clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a specific event.
State commerce court recommends Panhandle and Pennsylvania rail line abandonment
The state commerce court today advised abandoning 26 miles of track on the Panhandle and Pennsylvania route between Invered and Matthews, Ind. Grain elevator operators proposed a far reaching feed by operators altering traffic patterns, with continued through traffic deemed no longer advisable.
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Washington
Cort Dabileion
Panhandle and Pennsylvania Railroad
Nvered
Matthews
Ind
Irgads
Officials of National Bank face trial in banking law case
Sidisgapolis officials of the National Bank and Temple i6 stand charged in an overhauled banking law case. Pye el Ti vice-president is among those implicated, with Tetre Haute noted in connection to the trial. The case stems from investigations last year under C. L. 4 provisions.
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Sidisgapolis
National Bank
Temple
Pye el Ti
Tehat
Tetre Haute
C. L
Franklin W Fort Urges Care In Act
Franklin W Fort urges care in the act before Congress. He emphasizes the need for sound regulations on debt collection, mortgage practices, and regulated credit in the federal overhaul. The statement stresses prudent oversight to avoid abuse in finance.
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Franklin W. Fort
ACT
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