The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-19
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BLOOMINGTON-M David Gray,
and broke her right leg.
ELWOOD-Michael George, Hun
garian, is charged with an attempt to
commit rape by Mrs. John Roskie.
BEDFORD-Harvey Hopkins was
knocked from a trestle by a freight
train and sustained a fractured hip.
EVANSVILLE-Lena Brider alleg-
ed confidence many, has been releas-
ed from Jail after being held for PIP
days.
HOWELL-Josep Sweeton was
overcome by heat while working on a
bridge near here. He may recover.
CROWNPOINT-Ar Werner was
fatally burned by the explosion of a
gasoline torch He was 8 years old.
COLUMBUS-W F. Coats, for
mer postmaster was stricken by heat
while working in his garden He will
recover.
BRAZIL-With the thermometer at
95 degrees, John Mullis, workman on
the new court house, was Frustrated
by the heat.
PRINCETON-The local Odd Eel
lows lodge is arranging for celebrat-
ing its sixty-fourth anniversary with
an all-day meeting July II.
SOUTH BEND-Chris Genestos,
proprietor of musical comedy com
pany, has been arrested charged with
passing bogus checks.
SHELBURN-A ball game between
the East and West Side business men
resulted in a victory for the former
by a score of II to IA.
KOKOMO-Harry LeMasters and
Orville Hight were fined 81 and costs
each under the law regarding the use
of cigarettes by minors.
COVINGTON-The annual COM
mencement exercises Of the common
schools were held at the Fair Grounds
and nearly 5000 persons attended
INDIANA HARBOR-William Hans
ard, steam filter, fell thirty feet to
concrete pavement and sustained a
broken left ankle and hip.
EVANSVILLE-Fire destroyed the
barn, two horses and several pigs be-
longing to Philip Hahn. near here,
Incendiarism is suspected.
SEYMOUR-The postal authorities
found the mail pouch which was
field. 1t had been cut and rified
MOORESVILLE-E Kinney
was struck by lightning and thrown
to the ground from a roof he was re-
pairing. He may recover.
OAKLAND CITY-The head of a
pet dog, which bit the 2-year-old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Houchins, has
been sent to Indianapolis.
HAMMOND-The bodies of Edward
O'Mara and Kris and Nick Kalrous,
who were drowned in Cedar Lake
Sunday, have been recovered.
NEWCASTLE-The knell of base
ball pools was sounded when Deputy
Prosecutor Chester Dewitt served
notice on several operators to stop at
once.
KOKOMO-James Reynolds, color
ed, of Anderson, was arrested here on
charges of highway robbery, and was
returned to Anderson for trial.
COLUMBUS-Mrs. Elmer Small
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gasoline stove exploded. Her 9-year-
old son was also burned in beating
out the Are.
MARTINS VILE While working
in his field Edward Petit fell to the
ground and died in few minutes. 1t
is supposed he was overcome by heat.
MUNCIE-Mrs. Jennie Goodwin. in
her divorce complaint, asserts that
Thomas Goodwin shores in church and
that such action constitutes cruel and
inhuman treatment.
GARY-Joseph Yonan, IS years old,
on his first trip as a messenger boy,
was knocked down by truck wagon
and suffered three broken ribs.
GARY-John A. Gross and George
NJ Hunter has retired from the Gary
library board and have been succeed
ed by William FEEDER and r. w. Hotch-
kiss.
BEDFORD-Charles Gresham and
Primey Inman are in Jail on charges
of burglary. They are said to have
confessed entering a drug store and
purloining goods.
GARY-Dr. Israel Milestone, secre-
tary of the Gary health board, has
been expelled from the Gary Medical