Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 162, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1933 — Page 22

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SLASHING SELF. JOBLESS CITY MAN ENDS LIFE Cuts Throat With Pocket Knife: Despondency Is Blamed. Cutting his throat with a pocket knife early today. George Kiitch, 50. of 8.35 North East street, died an hour later at city hospital. Mrs. Margaret Kiitch. whose screams awoke neighbors, who called police, told officers her husband arose about 3 a. m. to fix the fire. Hearing no noise, the wife arose, she said, and discovered her husband cutting his throat with the knife. Unable to take the knife away from him. her screams awoke their two children, Robert, 15, and Louise. 12. who obtained the knife. Mrs Kiitch said her husband had been despondent over unemployment.

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—Let’s Go Fishing— STATE PERSONS READY TO WAR ON POLLUTION Need for Legal Action Is Stressed in Clear Streams Fight. BY LEFTY LEE Time* Fishing Editor Mother Nature has taken care of the pollution menace for the balance of the winter, and the streams of the state again are clean. This situation should not stop the cities, towns and manufacturers, guilty of ; polluting the streams, from correctj ing the cause, because with the arri- | val of waj-m weather next year the same condition will be present and the guilty ones who refuse to stop polluting the waters will find themselves defendants in costly suits. The people of the state have tired

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breakfast that also included more hot biscuits and honey and then went hunting. A1 Ethridge. Joe Staub and Charlie Wheat tried cheir luck in the field the other day and had the following bags to show for their efforts. Ethridge, ten shots, one rabbit and one quail: Staub. fifteen shots, one and onAhalf rabbits and Wheat, twelve shots, two rabbits. These are

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[ the types of hunters the sporting ! goods store love to meet as they leave the game for other hunters and use up plenty ammunition. C. C. Murphy believes in having I his rabbit free of all shot. Murphy j stepped out of his back door to go hunting and there was Mr. Rabbit sitting in the back yard. This nimrod tried to scare the bunny to get a running shot but Mr. Cottontail

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thought he liked it where he was and refused to move. Drawing & bead on him. Murphy dropped him with a shot that tore off his nose and left choice meat for the skillet.

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