Serious Injury in Crawfordsville Thorntown Basketball Game
Noble Shaw star guard of Crawfordsville High School was badly hurt in the Thorntown game at Thorntown, unconscious for about two hours. Injuries alleged to be a neck and spine wrench. he was hospitalized in Lebanon and later sent home arriving Crawfordsville around 2:15 am. Thorntown won 38 to 29 in a contested affair with talks of floor safety.
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Noble Shaw
Crawfordsville
Thorntown
Shaw
Lebanon
William Hospital
William A. Shaw
Faye 0. Schenck
McGeath
Crawfordavile High School
Thorotown
Crawfordsville guard hurt in Thorntown game injures neck
Prejudiced accounts claim Noble Shaw of Crawfordsville high school basketball was severely hurt in a Thorntown match. An onlooker said Shaw aimed for his goal when a Thorntown player reached out to intercept, grabbing Shaw’s neck and causing a fall like a football tackle. Officials seek to relieve blame.
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Noble Shaw
Crawfordsville
Thorntown
Shaw
Crawfordsvilla
Crawfordsville Affists
Year One of Hoodoos Promises a Quirky Calendar
The piece notes a quirky year with superstition driven dates including five Sundays in March and November and five Saturdays in January, May, August and October. It records several names and towns such as Anderson Lebanon and Arthur Illinois, plus references to local residents and a funeral conducted by Rev. B T Reynolds of the Baptist church in Arthur.
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Tuly
Chase Smith
Chicago Street
M. B. Pennington
Earl
Mra. Burriis
Maude
Mis
Helen Boerner
C- C, Kern
James van Wihkle
Anderson
Hol Sims
Swazee
Vaulta
Donna Ellis
Lebanon
B. T. Reynolds
Arthur
James Holstain
Reynolds
Baptist
Arthur Mlinois
Shaw Injury Casts Shadow Over Crawfordsville Athletics
The Crawfordsville Journal reports Shaw’s serious injury from a fall at home. His mother says Noble will never play again, while Dr. Schenck notes the spine was damaged but recovery may proceed. prognosis remains cautious despite slight improvement.
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Shaws
Crawfordsville Journal
Shaw
C. B.S
Tenth Indiana veterans plan January reunion in Frankfort
Members of Company K and Eond Indiana Regiment along with other Tenth Indiana veterans announce the fifth annual reunion at Masanje hall in Frankfort on Tuesday January 20. They will mark the fifty second anniversary of Mills Springs battle where the Tenth fought daybreak January 19 1862. The action began with a dawn attack by Zollacatter’s force and ended in a Union victory with heavy casualties. The Old Boys invite all who wish to attend and the meeting starts at 10 o’clock a.m. with the president in charge.
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Indiana Regiment
Masanje Hall
Frankfort
Mills Springs
Zollacatter
Kentucky
Fry
Ohio Aps
Minnesota
Clinton County
Brownsburg children hike five miles in cold night
Two Brownsburg children Stella Thompson and a 7 year old brother left their grandparents home and walked five miles to Clermont in freezing weather where they were received at relatives Richard son's. The rest of the snippet notes Edna Powell and Joel Chambers visiting Noblesville, concert attendees in Indianapolis, and social visits in Brownsburg and Stringtown.
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Brownsburg
Stella Thompson
William Thompson
Clermont
Bas} Richardson
Edna Powell
Joel Chambers
Sarah Demoss
Noblesville
Ong B. Talbot
Indianapolis
Cora Doehleman
Nora Young
May Wilson
P. Coverdale
Josie Stoltgaber
Wilma Walker
Agnes Walker
Bonnie McKinney
E. 5. Harvey
Mra
Lawman
Amica Verne Lawman
Big Four Wreck Blocks Eastbound Freight at Vilas
The freight No. 58 eastbound wrecked at Vilas one mile west of Otterbein Saturday morning at 9 20 o clock when the brake beam on the eighth car ahead of the caboose broke. Six cars derailed with some loaded and others empty. The Lake Erie wrecker and wagons went to the scene from Lafayette via South Street Bridge. Track blockade lasted about three hours.
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Big Four
Vilas
Otterbein
South Street
Lafayette
Real Estate Transfers Hit Worth Township and Local Lots
Moses Neage heirs transfer 160 acres in Worth township to William A. Miller for 26000 dollars. Mary A. Funkhouser sells part of Lebanon property to Josephine Hanna for one dollar. Robert F. and Dolla C. Blackwell convey Coxs addition in Thorntown to Adolphus Shnifer for 1 dollar and 60 cents.
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Moses Neage
William A. Miller
Mary A. Funkhouser
Josephine Hanna
C. P. Lebanon
Robert F
Dolla C. Blackwell
Adolphus
Shnifer
Cox's
Hampshire hog sale at Greeneburg record prices
Pimer Stark and B F Simmons attended a sale of Hampshire hogs in Greeneburg on Thursday. The 69 hogs averaged 125.60 dollars per head, with the highest sale reaching 625 dollars.
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Pimer Stark
B. F. Simmons
Hampshire
Greeneburg
Pigs Profitably Touring America on a Pig Farmers Trip
I. K. Smawley, a farmer 80 miles south of Spokane, started with three Berkshire pigs bought for 30 each. After selling 16 offspring at 35 each for 524 he funds a 325 trip around the United States. His herd’s success, described as velvet, funds a journey visiting New York, Washington, Baltimore, the Carolinas, Texas, California, and Oregon.
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U.S
I. K. Smawley
United States
Smawley
Lewiston
Idaho
Ava
Berkshire
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Carolinas
Texas
California
Oregon
Uniform Accounts Reform Aims at Indiana Officials
State board of accounts chief Gilbert Hendren announces new uniform accounts books for counties towns and cities. Textbooks will guide duties of county commissioners township trustees and tax collection procedures with forms and methods designed to standardize contracts audits and fee taxation across municipalities.
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Gilbert H. Hendren
State Board of Accounts
Henren
State Board
Elagees
Indiana
Wingate Loses To Thorntown In Tight Court Tilt
Wingate high school basketball lost 18 to 16 at New Richmond to Thorntown. Stonebraker sat out first half, returned in second and helped tie the game before a late Thorntown field goal decided it. Wingate’s Graves Olin St Clair Blacker Mitchell Stonebraker Ralph Schenck and others played. Schenck from State Normal in Lebanon drew praise for Purdue game.
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Wingate High School
New Richmond
Thorntown High School
Stonebraker
Thorntown
Stoney
Gesiatance
Olin
Wingate
Windgate
Graves
St. Clair
Blacker
Mitchell
Ralph Schenck
State Normal
Irienla
Lebanon
Purdue
Lafayette Journal
Schenck
Lla
Lafayette
Jim
Lebanon High School
Indiana State Normal
Berry
Pardue
Funeral service for Mrs. Frank Clevenger at Traders Point
The Rev. Homer Dale officiated at the Saturday funeral for Mrs. Frank Clevenger 82 who died last Thursday at her New Augusta area home due to tuberculosis. She leaves a husband and two daughters Mrs. Harry Crider of East Superior is reported recovering. the text notes appointments and illness unrelated to the main death.
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Homer Dale
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