Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 54, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1927 — Page 2

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Here Are Two More of Stephenson s Checks Given to Substantiate Charges Made From Cell

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GOOLIDGE USES ECONOMY FLIES Disabled Veteran Sends Feathers to President Line. By United Press RAPID CITY, S. D., July 13. President Coolidge went fishing today with flies made from the tail feathers of the only white leghorn hen at Fitzsimmons Veterans’ hospital, Denver. Calvin M. Price, disabled veteran, presented the flies to Mr. Coolidge through the United Press correspondent. His letter said: ‘The feathers that went into construction of the flies were obtained from Colonel Hutton’s only white leghorn hen. “The hair used was obtained

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from our dog mascot. i, “The hooks were left in my tackle box by Lieut. Ruby Smith. “The wax was donated by craft shop girls. The shellac was left over from making a cedar chest. The envelope was borrowed from the hospital office, also the stamp, and the Red Cross furnished paper to write the letter on. “I traded fountain pens and $3.25 to boot and found enough ink in the new pen to address this letter. “I challenge anyone for the title of champion economist, for I still have a dozen and a half flies left which go to a friend.” POISON MAY END LIFE Girl of 20 Is Near Death in City Hospital. Miss Margaret Rusk, 20, of 1016 S. Keystone Ave., is in serious condition in city hospital today as result of swallowing poison Tuesday afternoon. The girl had been despondent for a long time because she had lost her job, her mother, Mrs. Catherine Rusk, 1018 S. Keystone Ave., told police. BOY LEAVES HIS HOME Punishment by Father Believed Cause of Disappearance. Orville Stevens, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens, 1636 LeGrande Ave., disappeared from his home Tusday, because his father punished him, the father told police. -The boy’s mother is seriously ill in a hospital and her condition is made more serious by worry over her son. Orville last was seen on Raymond St.

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Two more checks and notes written by D. C. Stephenson are shown here. T be nol^ s are explanatory. The Times nrinted on Mondav a check made to Ed Jackson, now Governor of the State, and Secretary of State at the time it was drawn. Attached to that check was a note written by Stephenson in the Noblesville jail which declared that the $2,500 check was the first one-fourth of SIO,OOO given to Jackson personally for his campaign

GRAY AND RUTH TO SEEK STAY Attorneys Ready to Ask Execution Delay. By United Press NEW YORK, July 13.—Attorneys for Mrs. Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray, sentenced to death for the murder of Albert Snyder, today planned to ask an extension of time for argument of appeals. Under the New York law, appeals must be argued within three months of time of sentence. The three months expires Aug. 17, but the court of appeals will adjourn for vacation in a few days and will not meet again until fall. v Question whether an extension of time can be granted when the court is not in session has been raised, and the attorneys hope to obtain a definite ruling. Mrs. Snyder has become plump since she was taken to the Sing Sing death house, and her hair is getting darker. Linton Endeavorers Win By Times Special LINTON, Ind., July 13.—Banners have been awarded the local senior and junior Christian Endeavor organizations as the best in the Indiana conference of the United Brethren Church,

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DEATH CLAIMS TEACHER Inez E. Nordloh Funeral to Be Held Friday. Funeral services for Miss Inez E. Nordloh, 26, 406 N. Riley Ave., former teacher in the public schools, will be held Friday at 9 a. m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Father Lyons will officiate. Burial arrangements have not been completed. Miss Nordloh’s death followed an illness of two years. She first became ill while attending Indiana University in 1925. Miss Nordloh was born in North Vernon and lived there until seven years ago when she moved here with her parents. Besides attending Indiana University she had attended Franklin College and Columbia University. She taught at public school No. 22 four years, resigning in 1925 to attend Indiana. Miss Nordloh was well-known in music circles as a vocalist. She sang in the choir of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Nordloh, and three sisters, the Misses Marjorie, Mildred and Evelyn Nord’oh, all of this city. Zoning Ordinance Upheld Bn Times Special ELKHART. Ind., July 13.—The new zoning ordinance recently passed here was upheld by Judge James S. Drake in ruling against owners of a laundry operating in a section defined as residential by the ordinance.

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BOYS HURT IN CRASH Two Youngstera Cut by Flying Glass in Auto Smash. Two boys received treatment at city hospital Tuesday night for lacerations received from flying glass when an automobile in which they were riding collided at White River Blvd. and the Belt R. R. with one driven by Louis Stann, 714 N. Tremont St. The injured boys were Stonkko Angelkovich, 7, 29 S. West St., and his brother Carl, 5. Kosta Maladenovich, same address, was driving the car. The feathers used in making of boas come principally from the marabou, a stork-like bird regarded as sacred by many African tribes.

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ERIN MOURNING < FUR O'HIGGINS Thousands View State Funeral Cortege in Dublin. Bu United Press DUBLIN, July 13.—The Irish Free State today paid sorrowful tribute to Kevin O’Higgins, Its vice president, who was assassinated Sunday on his way to mass. An impressive state funeral attracted one of the largest demonstrations ever seen in Dublin. Requiem mass was celebrated in | St. Andrews Church, with Arch- ! bishop Byrne officiating, j President William T. Cosgrave headed the members of the exccu- : tive council which was represented | by full attendance.

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