Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 264, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1927 — Page 5

FEB. 9, 1927

SELF-DEFENSE IS , SLAYER’S PLEA Kills Brother -in • Law in Family Quarrel. Bn Unitkd Prrss GREENFIELD, Ind., Feb. 9. Robert Lafollettc, 28, held in the Hancock County jail hero for the slaying of his brother-in-law, Orville R. Revilic, 20, claimed today that he shot Reville in self-defense. Lafollette asserted his brother-in-law was rushing at him and brandishing a heavy poker when he fired a shotgun at Reville at close range. The charges tore a. big hole in Ucville's chest, killing him almost instantly. Lafollette (led after the shooting, which took place at his home on the outskirts of Greenfield, but was arrested a short time later. The shooting followed a. family quarrel during which Lafollette abused his wife and kicked her out of the house because she had been away from home to attend the funeral of a neighbor’s child, according to Coroner Gibbs. Reville went to the defense of his sister when Lafollette threatened to "break her jaw,’’ and wasyshot, the coroner said. FILES IN BANKRUPTCY Voluntary petition for bankruptcy \vas filed in Federal Court today by Merrill New-by, a farmer of R. R. 1. Russiaville, Howard County. He klists $3,170 liabilities and assets of Psy43.

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far.’’ The fisherman was quite surprised to hear their tale. He realized that they were very, very small to be lost out at sea. And then he shook each little hand, and said, “Don’t fret. You’re on safe land. I fhink you

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ought to feel that you’re as lucky as can be.” And the” the bunch all said, “You We re glad you caught us In your net, but, can we look around a bit. Is what we’d like to know.” The old man answered, “ 'Course you can.” And off the bunch of Tinies ran, just as they heard the old man warn. “Be careful where you go.” They traveled 'long the beach a while, and then lined up in single file on coming to a patch of woods through which there tr.-dled a lane. “I wonder where ’twill take us to,” Said Scouty, as * he tramped on through. And then they heard wee Clowny, far behind, cry out in pa^i. In just a moment Scouty turned, and rushed on back and soon he learned that Clowny Tinymite had sat down on a prickly thorn. “My goodness me.” said Scouty loud, “why dan't you keep up with the crowd. You’ve always been in trouble since the day that you were born.” Then Clowny snapped right back. “Aw, gee, I merely stopped a while to see a funny alligator. Want to see him? Come here, quick." The others looked and saw it. too. “I'll tell you wligit we ought .o do,’* said Scouty. “Let's just wake it up. We’ll poke it with a stick.*’ (Copyright, 1927, NEA Service. Inc.) (The alligafnr chases the Tinymites in the next story.) CHILE FACES RED ISSUE Talk of Revolt Spread as Cabinet Member Challenges President. Bit t'tiitrft Pres* SANTIEGO, Chile. Feb. 9.—Reports of a revolutionary movement to overthrow the government were prevalent in tho capital today after the issuance to the press last night of a fiery statement by Minister of War IbAnez calling upon the president for “an immediate reorganization” of the government and a “severing forever of the ties that bind Chile with Red Moscow."

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