Indianapolis Justice and Public Scrutiny in Taggart Bell Case
A fragmented editorial discusses the Taggart and Bell case, criticizing sensationalism and urging fair proceedings. It notes grand jury confidence, investigations led by Mr. Rucker, and concerns about political influence over legal actions in Indianapolis. The piece also touches on banking and financial news tied to broader public interest.
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Indianapole
Lintelli
Taggart
Bell
Terra Haute
Rucker
Nianapolis
Thirteen game wardens arrest eight fishermen at Blackburn
Thirteen game wardens raided Blackburn late Tuesday night and arrested seven fishermen, destroying a large number of nets and tackle. George Greenwood, a fisherman from north of Petersburg, pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine plus costs. Wardens had worked along the Patoka River for a month and moved operations to White River. The Blackburn fishermen are said to be miners who had fished since the mines closed.
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Blackburn
Pétersburg
Ind
George Greenwood
Greenwood
Mheat
Patoka River
White River
Sunday Social Notes From Plainville Local District
Community news from Plainville includes social visits and gatherings. Families such as the Litherland Goodwin McGuire Hackier Snyder and Snyder households hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Health updates mention W A Tomey remaining ill and Mrs Lemasters reported sick.
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Roy
Funernoon
Wilt toCarmick
Leské
Litherland
George Goodwin
Iris
Joseph McGuire
Sylvester Hackier
Airs
James Snyder
John Thomas
Washington
Jack Snyder
Eingra
River Bottom
Local family notices and visits amid illness and death
Sickness and death touch Raglesville area as Mrs W A Clark dies at home near here. Relatives from Griffith Chicago and Connersville visit ill kin and attend services. Mrs Sarah Overt and Mrs W R Clark travel to visit family while A Sims moves stock to new store room. R C Harris returns to Canl Selburg after visits. Vern Clark reports fever while Mrs Frank Wadsworth and children visit from Connersville.
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Sertobely
Gince
C. Harris
Selburg
Pate
William H
Lorin’ Clark
Clarence
Grffith
Chicago
Sprague
Sarah
Jepme
Connersville
W. RA
Clark
Rival Ritchie Welsh Title Bout Planned at Brighton Beach
By Barry Faris reports a ten round no decision clash between Willie Ritchie and Freddie Welsh is scheduled for July 3 at Brighton Beach pavilion Coney Island. Promoters expect crowds up to twenty thousand. ticket prices range from 1 to 25 dollars with potential gate between twenty and forty thousand dollars.
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Barry Faris
Tnitea
New York
Willie
Ritchie
Freddie
Ae Ag
Brighton Beach
A. c
Coney Island
Tes
Welsh
Jim Madison Square Garden
Harry “Polisugh
Madison Square
Ti Jaway
Ritchihe
Monte Carlo style gambling touted near Dallas on new border resort
Long Way From Hone reports a planned gambling resort near the U S Mexico border modeled after Monte Carlo. Bookmaking, roulette, poker and other games are expected, with promoters aiming to attract gamblers from across the region while stressing a balmy climate and luxury facilities. Local reaction notes racing and other prospects tied to the venture.
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Dallas
Tex
Carlo
Bettar
Wright
U S.A
Tijuana
Cal
California
San Diego
Forest
White
Beinetiisti
Juarez
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