Robbers De Luxe Carry Off Stock Valued At $600
Police report a theft at a hardware store in Indianapolis with a car matching a suspect description stolen earlier. Officers link the car theft to the robbery and note stock checking was incomplete with the loss amount unsettled. The North Christian Church annual meeting is set for December 31, 1924 at 7:30 p.m. to elect a trustee for three years and other officers.
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DE Luxe
Indianapolis
McIntyre
The
North Christian Church
Ember
Crawfordsville Graude C Crist Big Furniture Store Fire
Firemen battled a late Monday afternoon blaze at the Graude C Crist big furniture store on East Main Street Crawfordsville for about an hour. The fire started in crates of baskets near a rear balcony flue, causing thousands in damage. Fireman Claude Hawkins was overcome by fumes and briefly unconscious before rescue. Gas masks were used to combat smoke.
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Crawfordsville
The Modern Man and a White Christmas at Lafayette
The piece discusses frenetic modern life pressuring youth through education and career. Mr. and Mrs. Lawler and son Hugh attended the Tippicanoe County tournament at Lafayette, visiting Battle Ground officials. Snow covers the ground promising another white Christmas.
Danger Ahead Warns Against Wheat Acreage Increase
W M Jardine of the American Bankers Association advisory council cautions farmers not to raise 1924 wheat acreage, warning that a three million acre expansion could glut the market if other countries recover. He attributes current high prices to poor crops abroad and in parts of the United States.
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United States
W. M. Jardine
Advisory Council
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
Where Bankers Come From
A survey shows 406 of 682 senior bank officers in major cities were born in the country or small towns. About 427 of the 682 had high school or college education, suggesting that a smaller environment plus schooling aids banking success.
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United States
American Bank
Association Journal
Return to Normal After War Controls Declared Harmful
The American Bankers Association proclaims that postwar progress shows normal conditions restored through purely economic forces. It denounces political interference and special grants, urging a thorough return to private enterprise and minimal government regulation for wide community welfare.
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The
American Bankers Association
School Celebrates Christmas with Program and Presents
Students in each class joined a Friday celebration with a program and gifts before departing for a weeklong vacation. The school notes this season as a record worthy moment to remember.
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Advance Hardware Co
Lebanon
Amer
Columbus
J. H. Puelicher
Public Education Commission
J. H. Puettcher
Cail
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