Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 205, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1934 — Page 28

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MISSING YOUTH HELD BY POLICE IN KANSAS CITY Son of Local Resident Left Home in Father’s Car Friday. Missing from home a week, Walter Kepner, 16, of 43 North Denny street, is being held by police at Kansas City. Mo., according to word received last night by hi Claude Kepner. Mr. Kepner left immediately for Kansas City. He said he believed the youth had been kidnaped and released there. Walter left home last Friday in his father's car with S4O given him to pay an insurance premium Another telegram received by the father stated that the car was being held by police at Warrensburg, Mo. CITY WOMAN RECEIVES WAR OF 1812 PENSION Widow of New York Militiaman One of Seven on List. Mrs. Elizabeth Huron. 80. of 1621 Ashland avenue, is one of seven persons lusted in Washington dispatches as still receiving pensions for services given by soldiers in the War of 1812. Mrs. Huron was the widow of Sylvester T. Sibley, who served in the New York militia. She was married to him in 1878 and he died two years later. She was married again in 1884 to Ernest E. Huron, who died about eight years ago. She has lived in Indianapolis forty-two years.

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LAWYERS’ SOCIETY TO INSTALL NEW HEADS City Association to Hold Luncheon Meeting on Tuesday. Newly-elected officers of the Lawyer's Association of Indianapolis will be installed at a luncheon meeting at the Washington Tuesday. Grier M. Shotwell is president, Joseph E. Hartman, vice-president; Charles W. Holder, secretary; J. Edwin McClure, treasurer, and Paul F. Rhodarmer. Russell J. Dean and Eelford B. Orbison, directors.

MURDER HINTED IN CITY DEATH Coroner Claims Fall Not Responsible for Fatal Injury. Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson. 3651 North Illinois street, last Wednesday, was being investigated by police today as a murder, following an autopsy by Dr. John Salb. deputy coroner. Police who first investigated the death of the 69-year-old woman inclined to believe that she had died as the result of a fractured skull after falling downstairs at her home. Although he is holding the verdict open, Dr. Salb. after an examination of the body, declared the skull fracture was so large that ‘ no woman could have got it in a fall downstairs.” Mrs. Hutchinson lived with her sister, Mrs. Alice Costin, and a nephew, James R. Costin. Police were told by the nephew that his aunt was subject to fainting spells. He said he had been helping her with some laundry work in the basement, but left to go on an errand. When he returned, he found Mrs. Hutchinson lying dead at the foot of the basement stairs, he is alleged to have told police. The investigation of the homicide squad caused a report of acciuental death to be turned in, but, according to police, the autopsy performed by Dr. Salb convinced the coroner that the aged woman had been struck from behind with some heavy instrument. Mothers Club to Meet An important meeting of the Mothers Club, Indianapolis chapter, Order of De Molay, will be held tonight at 7:30 in the chapter house, 1017 Broadway.

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GALLOWAY, DEFENDANT IN SUIT, GETS SUPPORT Fellow Unon Members Voice Faith in State Legislator. Link-Belt Company employes' union last night adopted a resolution of confidence in Fred S Gal-

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union, of which Mr. Galloway Is business agent, has the “utmost confidence in the leadership ajid integrity of brother Fred S. Galloway and our organization will aid him morally and financially.”

It added, "We know the history of what happens to all men engaged actively in the labor movement, the Mooney case being a good example." Wheat has been grown in Alaska.

JAN. 5, 193-1

British Praise Roosevelt LONDON. Jan 5. Startled by the magnitude of figures In President Roosevelt's budget. Britons nevertheless praised unstintingly today his courage in presenting it.