Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 204, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1926 — Page 2
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MILES URGES WRITCHANGES Court Row Is Staged at South Bend. Bu Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec. 1— E.' A. Miles, State attorney for the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, planned today to write prosecutors over the State advising them to alter their search warrants to conform more closely with statuory requiremens. Legality of a warrant used by Mishawaka police in a liquor raid was attacked In court here Tuesday, resulting in dismissal of a case against August Speybroock, whose home was invaded. Miles, who took part in the trial, conferred with Judge Cyrus E. Pattee and his announcement that ho would write prosecutors over the State followed. LOCAL, MAN INJURED Bu Times Special , COLUMBUS, Ind., Dec. I.—George .“Wooten, 62, of Indianapolis, was Recovering today from injuries received when he was struck by an auto. Wooten was driving a horse and buggy and had gotten out to i fealk to keep warm when struck.
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STUDENTS HONORED Initiated Into Phi lieta Kappa at Indiana University. Bu ■Times Special Bloomington, ind., Dec. I. Sixteen Indiana University students were initiated into Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholastic fraternity, at a dinner here Tuesday night. They were: Edith M. Boyer, Plymouth; Donald N. Brown, Elwood; Edith Cumings, Bloomington; Marie C. Ehle, Ft. Wayne; Ruth Howell, Columbia City; William J. Kirkham, Elizabeth; Voris Latshaw, Frankfort; Eleanor Mehane, Bloomington; Muriel I. Ooley, Spencer; Esther Overmeyer, Rochester; Paul W. Patrick, Shelbyville; Meredith E. Pleasant, Indianapols; Iren? Polhemus, Shoals; Alfred Ringer, Williamsport; Mabel E. Rltz, Lizton, and Elizabeth Squires, Wabash. CITES BABY DEATHS Hu Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Dec. I. Babies should sleep by themselves, Coroner W. C. Reed told a child health conference. He said since he had been coroner, eight babies have beqn suffocated while sleeping with the'lr parents. One child died when wrapped too tightly In a blanket, he said. WATER STOCK IS SOLD Hv Times Special BIjOOMING-TON, Ind., Dec. I. Three local banks with a Joint bid of $295,500* purchased $300,000 worth of preferred stock in the Bloomington Water Company!* They outbid Indianapolis banks.
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Where Did Soldier Meet Death?
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Bu Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Dec. I.—A legal battle over where Guy Pritchard, soldier, was killed looms In the trial of David Orr and Jacob Ratcliffe, prominent Tipton County tarmers, charged with the soldiers' murder. Orr and Ratcliffe were indicted by the grand Jury at Kokomo on grounds that the alleged murder was committed in Howard County and that the body was taken to Carmel in an auto and thrown out. Defense attorneys say they have proof Pritchard met Ills death in Hamilton County. If this is true, charges against the farmers at Kokomo may be quashed and thq grand Jury may be asked to investigate.
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Frank Thompson, Kokomo factory worker, gets a big kirk out of his work. He recently received a letter fmm a woman ordering a leg for the northwest comer of her stove. Hopes for anew jail at Hartford City have been re-kindled, the grand jury recently Inspected it! Miss Daisie Valentine, former Terre Haute county council member, and defeated on an economy p>fttform for county commissioner, spent $83.75 in her campaign. \ “From sawdust trail to the gridiron,” was the cry on the Evansvillo College campus when students pledged themselves to raise funds to buy the New Crusade tabernacle lumber to be used in building a temporary stadium. Bloomington is healthy. Only twelve persons are In the hospital. Genevieve Teach, Odon school girl, had her finger mashed when someone pulled a lever closing the door of a school bus around which she was playing. Ixniie Greevbig of Kokoino, went hunting and his dog caught a rabbit. He did not want to give the dog credit, so lie hung the rabbit in a tree and shot it. Will Patterson, Vincennes, is sl6 richer. He sold hides of two raccoons which his dogs bagged for him. Harry Klmades of Columbia City, reports anew kind of auto thief. The thief cut a hole in the glass of his auto in an effort to steal It wlien Rhoades parked it at a dance hall near Ft. Wayne. Zola Britten, 14. Is about the proudest girl In Columbus. Her uncle sent her a pair of sealskin slippers made by an Indian squaw ; in Alaska. i New rest rooms and better quarters for Hamilton County Jurors are
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assured. Bids will be received on repairing the Noblesville courthouse. Henry Barnes, Columbus justice of peace, only candidate in the last election, was asked by both parties for contributions. Barnes compromised by refraining from donating to either. J. B. Williams, State fire inspector, has ordered three Indiana University fraternities to build new fire escapes. Frank Caylor of Noblesville, had a young rooster for dinner, and thereby hangs a tale. Wliile dm ing, liis auto ran through a bunch of chickens. The rooster took to the air and struck the windshield, breaking a hole a foot square. The rooster landed in the auto. After thirty years, the pipe organ in the Methodist Church at Greensbtirg has been dismantled. A farewell concert was given. CORN SHOW PLANNED “Kings” Will Be Barred at Wabash Exhibition. Bu 7’imr* Special WABASH, Ind., Dec. 1.- -Final arrangements have been made here for the holdingV>f the Largest corn show ever attempted in Wabash County, with members of the Tryonean Club and Horsethiof Detective Association backing It. The ghow*will be held on j Dec. 9. 10 and 11, and more than ; $l5O In prizes will be offered. I One of the unusual features In the ) show will be that no one will be permitted to compete for prizes if they have won in either State or National corn shows during the past five years. This will eliminate Troyer brothers of Lafontaine, for- ' mer holders of the National corn king title, and winner of many State prizes. National and State winners, however, will. be asked to display their corn for inspection purposes.
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