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Frankforter is survived by a widow
and three children who live in
Quantico, Va.
Frankforter was acting as an ob
server in the fatal flight. He was
senior sergeant of marine aviation.
Byrd was a veteran of World war and
had commanded the legation guard
here until two years ago. He had
seen service in Haiti and Santo Do
mingo. Both men had exemplary
records.
Vultures have given aviators much
trouble recently in this region. Sev
eral planes have encountered them.
But this was the first/ time they caus
ed a fatal accident.
Think Illegal Operation
Caused Death of Girl
B» International New* Service:
KENDALLVILLE, Ind., March 9.—
The Whitley county grand Jury is ex
pected to make an investigation into
the death of pretty 21-year-old Frieda
Leitch of near Churubusco, who died
in a hospital here on Feb. 29 from
peritonitis.
Coroner Harold Shew charged Fri
day that the girl died from peritonitis
which developed from an alleged ille
gal operation. The coroner’s report
followed post-morten and pathologi
cal examinations of the girl’s body, he
said.
In her dying statement the girl
involved a Columbia City physician
as the doctor who performed the al
leged illegal operation. She also im
plicated a young man who accom
panied her to the physician’s office.
Bandits Obtain $3,500
From Cincinnati Bank
CINCINNATI, O., March 9.—Two
bandits robbed the Peoples Bank and
Savings company branch on Central
aevnue here Friday and escaped with
$3,500 cash,
After forcing two tellers to sit on
chairs facing the wall, the bandits
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South Bend news-times. (1928). South Bend, Ind., 1928-03-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87055779/1928-03-10/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: South Bend news-times, 1928-03-10.
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