Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 241, Decatur, Adams County, 10 October 1929 — Page 9

SOVIETS FIGHT grain buyers Guerrilla Warfare Spreading To Many Russian Villages M ,,.(.()«. Oct. 10 -(UP)— Guerrilla .., r| . are against official grain purchas„.nts and their local Hympathisi | D g »<»<■ , |||(| assistants Is spreading In linnJ'lis of villages throughout the Xlet Union as a reaction against ' il,. government campaign of collect--1 inc PDiliL |{,.noils come almost dally from the i„ centers that murder, arson and are being resorted to under I"'leadership of richer peasants. The i ‘ r peasant classes generally supthe government and frequently i Jirce their rch neighbors to surrenh|dden crop supplies. Men and women actively aiding the ffh'ial grain purchasing plans often Killed, and the firing of collective f irm s and entire villages is not un‘|tmninn Local Soviet leaders face anting and intimidation The government is meeting such Lrhreaks of terior with the harsh- , t sentences, those caught being charged with counter revolution. jvspite the vigorous resistance by | wealthier peasants, the grain purfhjseS in the first three months of the 1929 agricultural year, ended 5 ,. 1; , 30, exceeded Soviet plans. Bread grains collected increased 100 cm- cent over the same month in 1928. Additional collections, however, will he most difficult, since the easily accessible supplies have been largely bought up and it now becomes necessary to reach the supplies of the more obdurate farmers. —o ;,ttne Habit—Trade at Home. It Pays

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Bail Is Cancelled Auckllng. N. 7... Oct. lu -(CP) -Ball I of JIMW Which had been allowed |.lohn Gley, held here for Texas authorities on a 13 year-old charge, was cancelled by the court today. It was ■ miderstood police were afrttjd that if , .Grey left the country and reached Australia, the American authorities might never recapture him. Grey, who lived as a hind agent at Ilelensvllle, near here, for 11 years, was arrested on Sept. 25 by a sheriff from lte]| county, Tex. The sheriff charged that Grey was really A. B. Crouch, accused of defrauding Texas banks of 1250.000 on forged waybills for grain shipments. The search for him lasted many years and extended half way around the earth. o— — Al Capone’s Brother In Jail At Chicago Chicago, Oct. 10—< UP)—R dph Capone, brother of "S. arface Al." was in jail here today facing a charge of swindling the government on Income taxes. When Federal officers arrested him .ast night he handed his wife a hand fill of tickets to the world series baseball games saying, “Maybe you can Use these, looks like I can't." Ralph Capone owes tax on bank deposits of $971.1100 in 1927 and 1929. He sai 1 that represented race horse bets and not praofits on beer and whisjeey. His brothel Alphonse, “scarfacd Al" is in jail in Philadelphia serving a year's seuts-nce for carrying a loaded pistol. * 1 ’ . o ' CRAIGVILLE NEWS Mrs. Enimii- Pyle visited friends in Bluffton a few days last week. Mr. C. L. Bolinger attended the Grand Lodge of the Knight of Pythias at Indianapolis last week. He was a delegate from the Tocsin Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Millhouse and children of Fort Wayne were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929.

MRS. CASSLER TO LEAVE STATE Valparaiso Woman Twice Charged With Murder Goes To Missouri Chicago. Oct. 10 —(UP)— A farm down In the Missouri hills will lie the haven of forgetfulness for a middle- i aged woman who twice has been with-1 in the shadow of the noose on mur-1 der charges. Mrs. Catherine Casaler was packing her th tigs today so she and her son. Edward, could start for Missouri. Yesterday she was released from the Valparaiso. Ind., jail for lack of evidence to connect her with the murder of Cameola Soutar, Chicago girl whose body was found in a swamp near Valparaiso last May. Five months ago Mrs. Cassler was freed her<» by a supreme court reversal of her conviction of the murder of William Lindstrom. Mrs. Cassler was sentenced to hang as an accomplice, but was reprieved 48 hours before the trap was to have been sprung. Mrs. Cassler was wearing the same geiral smile today that characterized her throughout her various trials and Steele & Jaberg for FIRE, TORNADO anti LIFE INSURANCE Phone 25fi K. of C. Building

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