Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 116, Hammond, Lake County, 4 November 1921 — Page 10

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Friday, November 4, 1921.

MM PUGILIST HELD 111 PROBE OF SLAYING

r.rCN'CTE. Ind. Nov 4- Tommy T.i5U!, lo.-ii.l puqr.list who ha fnusrht In, many lr.aL.iu c'.Uea J-d who bears r v.Urj rc;.ut ion In flt;ht circles, was arretted Et Shrovrpo-t, Irv, yesterday on r'. o -pt r ' lo 1 -i'i.s, whr

charps him with cor.yfirary to r"Gus Voida. a Ruumanlan, who was ah' t by highwaymen near Muncic last May. Hp will be returned hero Saturday by Detective Mt'.lor. Dr. Xene Y. Smith of Indianapolis. ex-Muncle police conim'.nlonPr, will b IlAced on trial in W Inches'! or next Wednesday on an Indictment rharstns; him with first dfjrree murder in con- ; iiei. tlon with Voida's death. V.os j Kfi'.h, horse trainer, nr.d James Mabrty. colored, also arf waltinjr trials

on similar charges. Keiths eac w.i" vmufii to Anderson. Mnbrcy will

WREATH IS PLACED ON GRAVE OF REED, AMERICAN COMMUNIST, BURIED IN MOSCOW

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BABE PUTS IT OVER

MOUNT VERNON, Is". T., Nov. 4. Babe Ruth, billed as "the Kins of Swat." made his stng-e- debut here last nitrht, assisted by Wellington Cross. A crowded house was on hand and the applause compelled Ruth to make a brief curtain speech. The chief outburst occurred when, after the Iaf$ had received a stape telegram from Judge Indls and had been asked by Cross, "Is it s-;rious?" Ruth answered. "Should say It Is 73 cents collert."

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Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Brewer went to Dubuque, Iowa, where they will spend several days with their children. Tim Schick had the misfortune of faiiinor from a ladder. lie received a

severe sprain on hia knee. lie went to his home at I-afayette on Thursday morning where he will stay until he is able to resume his work as maintained The Monon section foreman has orders to lay off three men of his section for a ehort time. JIts. Antan Kaiser spent Thursday at Chlcagro to visit her sifter.

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trip to Indlana.polU on Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Eante of Chicago, pent Tuesday and Wedmuiday with TI.tlTea at Cyer. Mre. "Wm. Gettler attended tn funeral of her brotiher at DeMott. Ind., on Thursday.

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Capt. Paxton Hibbn at the grrave of John Reed. Capt. Paxton Hibben, secretary of the Russian commission of the near east relief, has just returned from Moscow where one of his last acta was the placing of a wreath upon the grave of John Reed, American communist. Reed died in Moscow a year ago and is buried under! the wall of the Kremlin.

have his trial at Newcastle, Nov. 23. It is charged by the state that Volda wm held up by four mn on a lonely road about three miles southeast of Muncle when lie was thought to be bringing? whisky to Muncle. "When V'oida refused to obey the commands to stop, several shots were fired. One bullet penetrated Voida"s back and caused his death five days later at a Muncle hospital. Smith. Keith and Mabrey were arrested on the day of Voida's death and have since been held prisoners In jail.

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NEWPORT, R. I.. N.jt. 4. Injuries received In a football game yesterday caused the death at th naval hospital last nigrht of Frank Nadeau, 23, of Lowell. Mass.. a first class fireman on the battleship North Dakota. He was

picked up unconscious after a scrimmage In the third period of a game between the North Dakota team and the seamen gunners' eleven of the torpedo station. Death was due to rupture of a blood vessel at the bae of the brain.

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NEWTON, Mass., Nov. 4. The body of Louis Tellier, Massachusetts open golf champion, was found yesterday hanging- by a small rope In a shelter on the links of the Braeburn Country Club. The medical examiner and police said death was due to suicide. The motive for the suicide was not known, but the fact that Tellier had not been well for some time was advanced by friends as a possible explanation. Tellier came to America from France in 1913 to play In the national open golf championship tournament at the Brookline Country Club. That c.lu subsequently engaged him as its resident professional, and he stayed here until he went to the Braeburn Country Club as professional three years ago.

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