Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 159, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1924 — Page 8

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FATAL SHOOTING 1 TRAILS TSIAMGLE’ ‘Taxi Driver Held for Killing Husband, Sp Tniteii GRKENFIEIhP, Inti., Nor. 12. •.Alvin Milligoss. 4", taxi driver, was held in jail here today on a manslaughter charge while authorities -attempted to solve the triangular love affair that resulted in the killing of Harry Roberts, a grocer. Hilligoss, according to authorities - , went auto riding with Roberts' estranged wife and another women whose name was withheld. Roberts heard of the auto party and started in pursuit and overtook Hilligo-3 when the latter's machine ran out of gas. Roberts was shot and killed during the fight that followed. Both Hilligoss and Roberts’ wife assert he was killed when Hilligoss attempted to take a revolver from 1 him. • SLANDER SUIT DROPPED &50.060 Action Against Daisy Douglas Carr Dismissed. IBp Tim-t f-nee in l muxcie, ind., Nov. 12.—Miiry e. . Sexiadum has dismissed her suit here • against the Rev. Daisy Douglas Barr land others, asking t ’>o,ooo for al tleceti slanderous remarks made in a meeting of the women of the KuKlux Klan. Mrs. Barr tiled an ansswer of “Confession and Avoidance.” ■

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l’our Doctors to Get Badges Four men who have been past commanders of the Paul Cable post, American Legion, Avill be presented badges following a banquet at tho Lincoln tonight. Brig. Gen. Dwight E. Aultman of Ft. Benjamin Harri- . oil will present badges to Dr. John Ray Newcomb, Dr. H. K. J.andon. Dr. 11. A. Hamer and Dr. Paul T. Hurt. Paul Coble post is composed exclusively of doctors and dentists who served In the world war. S;il,e to Be Probated Sale of tho Hill Pump Works, Anderson, Irul., for SIBO,OOO will be submitted Probate Judge Mahlon F.. Bash for approval. Tho plant, subsidiary of the defunct Midwest Engine Corj oration, was made by rec overs Charles W. Jewett and the Union Trust Company, to a representative of the Dean Pump and Minufacturing Company, Indianapolis. Previous sale to a Boston syndicate fell through because of failure to meet ccatrt requirements.

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NEW TRIAL IS PLANNED John O'Reilly, Alleged Gunman, Given Life Sentence. lip l tini ,1 Slii ' inl GARY, Ind. Nov. 12.—Attorneys for John D Reilly, alleged Chicago '.unman, w< re preparing today to tile a motion for anew trial follow ng O’Reilly’s conviction on a ■barge of manslaughter for tho killing of Tliad Faneher, Crown Point attorney. O'Reilly collapsed in tho court room when he heard the sentence of life imprisonment pronounced. Faneher was killed during an attempted hold up at a roadhouse near Crown Point. SLAYERS TO PENDLETON Boonvilto Men Waise New Trial for Manslaughter. Times Special BOONVILLE, Ind., Nov. 12.—Tom Julian today kissed his bride of a week good-by and, in company with Bert Stanton, was taken to the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton to begin a two to fourteen year sentence on tho charge of killing Wesley Rogers, coal miner, last April. The men waived anew trial. Golden Wedding Observed lip Timex Special NOBLES VI LI JO. Ind., Nov, 12. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hershmun observed their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday by giving a dinner for their relatives and friends. They have no children. They have lived on tho same farm forty-five years.

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OUT OUR WAY —By WILLIAMS

COUNTIES LIVING HIGH Figures Show Expenditures Have Increased §900,000. The ninety-two Indiana counties "lived beyond their incomes" during 1923, according to sgures just compiled by Charles Kettleborougb, di-re,-tor of the legislative reference bureau. While expenditures increased $900,000 over 1922, revenue from taxes and other sources decreased by the same amount, figures show. Forty-three per cent of county disbursements went for construction and repair of county highways and bridges: 7.2 per cent for construction and repair of county buildings; 13 per cent for care of dependents; 6.2 per cent for collection of taxes, and only .4 for public health. Votes Cost 18 Cents Each Cost of the presidential election in .Marion County was about $30,000, tho amount appropriated by tiy? •■canty council. County Auditor Harry Dunn expects to begin payment of election boards and officials this week. The election here cost more than 18 cents a vote.

Supt. Gannon Feels Fine —Is Enthusiastic Says Language Cannot Express Good Done

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12,1921

DIAMOND TO KNOW FATE Governor to Act on Kei>ort of State Pardon Board. Governor Emmett F. Branch t®i day will decide the fate of Harry j Diamond, Gary', Ind., alleged wife murderer, sentenced to die Friday, whose Loiter petitioned for a com- ] mutation of Diamond’* sentence te | life Imprisonment. Request for executive clemency : was based on grounds of mental irresponsibility. Case was heard by j the Stale pardon beard and the re- ! port was handed to Governor Branch, Tuesday. Board" s con-: 1 elusions were not mads public, but it Is believed they were unfavorable. Ad Club to Hear H. F>. Todd Harry B. Todd of Seaman Paper Company, Chicago, will address tire Advertising Club cm “Direct Mail” I Thursday at luncheon at Chamber of Commerce. Todd was the presid- | ing officer at the recent direct mail 1 convention at Pittsburgh, Pa-

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