Collision injures Anderson woman andator
Mrs Lee Hamm fifty five of Anderson suffered serious injuries after a car driven by Mrs William Harvey struck and knocked her down John M Stinson a leading Hammond attorney was elected president of the Valparaiso university board of trustees Elmer Bassett newly elected grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythiasappointed C A Rigdon of Morristown deputy grand chancellor Dr William B Matthews of Newcastle Pa accepted a call to be pastor of the First Christian church of Bloomington beginning November 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hamm
Anderson
William Harvey
John M. Stinson
Hammond
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Elmer Bassett
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
C. A. Rigdon
Morristown
William B. Matthews
Newcastle, Pa
First Christian Church of
Bloomington
LORD GEORGE ON GERMANY Analysis by Edward W. Pickard
Edward W. Pickard surveys British and American views on prohibition enforcement and European reparations. Pinchot criticizes federal enforcement while Coolidge urges gradual change and education. Lloyd George advocates a commission to assess Germany's capacity to pay and warns of a perilous European outlook.
David Lloyd George Receives Warm American Tour Welcome
The former British prime minister tours American cities with widespread public and official praise. Citizens flock to hear him while some Sinn Fein and pro Germans oppose elements of his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Sinn
Stresemann Tightens Grip as Rentenmark Debuts in Germany
The German chancellor pursues a hard line amid food riots and Communist agitation. A new Rentenmark backed by Reichsbank gold reserves and real estate mortgages will launch in November, while old paper marks remain. Saxony Thuringia resist, prompting martial oversight. Bavaria stays calm under Von Kahr as Red groups are banned.
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Cancellor Stresemann
Germany
Eeact
Reichstag
Reichsbank
Berlin
Leipsig
Saxony
Thuringia
Stresemann
Herr Zeigler
Herr Froelich
Thuringian
Bavaria
von Kahr
Beals Move Between France and Ruhr Leaders for Deliveries
Between France and industrial magnates of the Ruhr talks resume on deliveries in kind to the Allies amid separations. Both sides seek to restore material aid and stabilize post war tensions as negotiations continue.
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Ter
Ruhr
Poincare
France
Germany
Consid
Legion Conven tion Debates Klan Issue at San Francisco Meet
Days into the American Legion annual convention in San Francisco delegates argued over the Ku Klux Klan question. Michigan and other states pressed for resolutions condemning the Klan while others warned against division. The committee proposed a resolution condemning organizations driven by racial and religious hatred without naming the Klan directly.
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Aor
American Legion
San Francisco
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma House votes to probe Klan ties and expel members
The Oklahoma House of Representatives tabled a resolution for a full investigation to determine if any member belonged to the Ku Klux Klan and authorize expulsion of those found to be Klansmen. The committee on investigation and impeachment of Governor Walton and other state officers carried on its work vigorously.
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Oklahoma
House of Representatives
House Committee On
Walton
Zangwill Urges Jews to Forgo Palestine Hopes
Israel Zangwill told the American Jewish Congress in New York that Jews should abandon political aims in Palestine to avoid catastrophe. The congress disavowed the view and Zangwill blamed both a weak British governor and Arab political savvy for Jewish misunderstanding after noting 1,800 years away from a national home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srael Zangwille
American Jewish Congress
New York
Palestine
Congress
Zangwill
Yankees Win World Series Record Receipts Top $1 Million
The Yankees victory is noted as a dramatic week event with six games generating receipts exceeding $1,000,000. Players’ share totals about $363,000 as part of the record-setting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Interstate Commission orders grain rate investigation
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an inquiry into rates and charges on grain and grain products affecting all ships carrying those goods. The American Farm Bureau Federation seeks a 20 percent cut on wheat and flour exports, while Secretary Wallace recommends a 24 percent reduction on farm product rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Farm Bureau Federalion
Wallace
Coal stripping in Petersburg halted by drought
Light rain fails to relief drought in Pike county. Enos Coal company at Petersburg will load stripped coal and then close stripping mines until rains refill lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike County
Enos Coal Company
Petersburg
Edinburg druggist tried for unlawful liquor sale
Anton Bossmeier, a druggist in Edinburg, was tried in Johnson Circuit court on charges of selling liquor unlawfully. He was fined $200 and sentenced to 30 days at the penal farm, but was allowed to return home to sort out his business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Bossmeier
Edinburg
Johnson
Bossmeier
Johann Resigns. Freund Elected President of Farmers' Trust
At a board meeting in Evansville the resignation of Charles W. Johann as president was accepted. Henry F. Freund, former bank vice president, was elected to succeed Johann as president. Johann has disposed of his holdings in the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Trust Company
Evansville
Charles W. Johann
Henry F. Freund
Johann
Foreman Builds Houses From Discarded Box Cars
Floyd Grimes foreman of the wrecking crew at New Albany of the Southern railroad is helping ease housing by constructing five houses from discarded box cars in the western city. He recently built six such houses in the eastern part which have proved fair dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Grimes
New Albany
Southern Railroad
Jay County Man Reverts Plea and Is Sentenced
Leo Locher of Jay County previously pleaded guilty to vehicle taking in Hartford City Circuit Court but changed to not guilty and back to guilty. He received a sentence of three to five years in the state reformatory, suspended during good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Locher
Jay County
Hartford City
State Reformatory
Exoneration of Crew in Fatal Train Collision
Dr. G I Inlow Shelby county coroner reports the Big Your train No 27 crew exonerated after fatality at YFair land. Coroner attributes death to fractured skull and broken back and finds Farley trespassed on the railroad right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marley
Yfairland
G. I. Inlow
Shelby County
Shelby
Farley
Average ages of marriage license applicants in Lafayette district
The Tippecanoe county clerk office issued licenses to forty four men with an average age of 25.72 years. Their prospective wives averaged 33.0 years. Licenses usually go to under thirty, making this distribution notable. Male ages ranged from seventeen to seventy eight, while female ages spanned sixteen to seventy three.
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Tippecanoe
Lafayette
Lcense
Ingersoll Sentenced for Illicit Liquor Manufacture at Connerville
Charles Ingersoll pleaded guilty in Franklin Circuit Court at Connnersville to unlawful manufacture of intoxicating liquor. Judge Cecil C. Tague sentenced him to 60 days on the state penal farm and fined 200 dollars plus costs. Joseph Sachstedder and his son Frank, who pleaded not guilty to liquor charges, were released on 1000 dollar bonds each and will be tried in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ingersoll
Franklin
Connersville
Cecil C. Tague
Joseph Sachstedder
Franklin County
Frank Sachstedder
Death of Dr A G Neal Superintendent in Goshen District
Dr A G Neal superintendent of the Goshen district of the North Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference died at his Warsaw home. Death followed a three week illness caused by sleeping sickness.
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A. G. Neal
Goshen
North Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference
Warsaw
Pastor L B Wike To Lead Arcadia Brethren Church
Reverend L B Wike who has lived near Huntington for most of his life will move to Arcadia to accept the pastorate of the Arcadia Church of the Brethren. He has served the Mishler Road Brethren church for the past five years.
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L. B. Wike
Huntington
Arcendia
Arcadia Church of the Brethren
Mr. Wike
Church of the Brethren
Mishler Road
Night school enrolls four hundred forty one students
Four hundred and forty one pupils are enrolled in classes of the Anderson night school. Two young Otis boys Florian JamBiski eleven and Louis Bishop nine were killed when struck by a New York Central passenger train. Charles F. Zillmer of South Bend was named adjutant of the Indiana Soldiers' Home near Lafayette at the board meeting.
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Anderson Night School
Florian JamBiski
Louis Bishop
Otis
New York Central
Charles F. Zillmer
South Benes
Indiana Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Melissa Haught
St. Clairaeville
Ohio
Jaques Capsule Co., Inc
Plattsburg, N. Y
Jaques
Jakes
Farm lenders hit by McClintock and Pettigrew assignments
James F. McClintock a leading Hamilton county farmer and his son in law Mark H. Pettigrew a sizable landowner have made assignments at Bloomington for the benefit of their creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. McClintock
Hamilton County
Mark H. Pettigrew
Bloomington
Blind man walks 125 miles from Bedford to Logansport
Fred Beck, aged 42 and blind from birth, walked from Bedford to Logansport a 125 mile trek. He says he traveled most of the route unaided with only two assists from passing motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beck
Logansport
Bedford
Coryden Student Wins District Vocational Essay Honors
Clyde Taylor of Coryden high school won first honors in the vocational essay contest for the district. His essay, Vocational Education of Indiana, advances to state level competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Taylor
Coryden
Indiana
Taylor
State Superintendent Miss Harris Addresses Banquet
Miss Genefrede Harris, state superintendent of Christian Endeavor societies, spoke at a banquet. Dur. attended the Bethany institute last summer, accompanied Miss Harris.
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Genefrede Harris
Christian Endeavor Societies
Brad Sues
Bethany Institute
Miss Harris
Reevesdonation boosts Christian Foundation total to 200000
M T Reeves of Columbus donated 47000 to the Christian Foundation, raising his lifetime giving to 200000 since the organization began. Wayne Fulton, three, of Greensburg, died in a shed fire while trying to save his dog. he and the dog suffered serious burns, found by his mother Mrs. Guy Fulton. Standard Oil began building storage facilities in English under a town ordinance from last April, acquiring land north of the Southern railway from Joseph H Finch. Buildings authorized for 50 years.
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M. T. Reeves
Columbus
The
Christian Foundation
Christian Standard
Christian Church
Reeves
Foundation
Wayne Fulton
Greensburg
Guy Fulton
Standard Oil Company
English
Fire destroys farm house west of Morristown
A two story house on J. Harvey Snider's farm three miles west of Morristown burned down after a defective flue caused the blaze. All contents perished. John Coskins, asleep alone in the building, narrowly escaped death as neighbors carried him to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harvey Snider
Morristown
John Coskins
Mr. Coskins
Anderson Police Probing Car Theft Conspiracy
Anderson police investigate possible conspiracy to steal automobiles. They hold ten stolen cars with altered numbers and allege five or six are linked to George Poor, who is jailed on a $1000 bond for receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
George Poor
Salem Fair association elects officers for year
Bert YI. Stanley was re elected president of the Salem Fair association at the annual October business meeting. Charles N. Lindley was elected vice president, Charles R. Morris secretary, and Arthur C. McClintock treasurer. Directors for the coming year are Roscoe C. Morris, John J. Mitchell and Emmett C. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert YI. Stanley
Salem Fair Association
Charles N. Lindley
Charles R. Morris
Arthur C. McClintock
Roscoe C. Morris
John J. Mitchell
Emmett C. Mitchell
Hope State Bank to Resume If No Irregularities Found
Arthur May president of Hope State Bank in Hope says the bank can resume business after its closure and transfer of books to state bank examiner Thomas M. Boson. He cites a shortage of about 30000 from check kiting and assures patrons they will not lose any funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur May
Hope State Bank
Hope
Thomas M. Boson
State Bank
Porter County Farm Bureau Meeting in Valparaiso
The annual meeting will be held at the Memorial opera house in Valparaiso on Saturday October 27. Principal speakers are W. H. Lettie of Indianapolis president of the Indiana Farm Bureau federation and Mrs. Charles W. Sewell of Otterbein. More than 500 farmers and their wives are expected.
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Porter County Farm Bureau
Valparaiso
Memorial Opera House
W. H. Lettie
Indianapolis
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Charles W. Sewell
Otterbein
Wabash County Exceeds Red Cross Relief Quota
Joseph C. Teague, Red Cross county treasurer, announced Wabash County raised $1,623.93 for Japanese relief, topping the $1,500 goal set for the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Red Cross
Joseph C. Teague
The
Detroit man Acker bond forfeited in Hartford City case
John D. Acker of Detroit charged in Circuit court at Hartford City with obtaining money under false pretenses failed to appear for trial. Judge Victor Simmons declared Acker's $2,000 bond, supplied by the National Security Company, forfeited. Salt will be filed to collect the bond unless paid.
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John D. Acker
Detroit
Mich
Hartford City
Victor Simmons
Acker
National Security Company
Editor Jesse A. Greene Dies at Fort Wayne Home
Jesse A. Greene fifty six editor of the Fort Wayne News Sentinel an evening paper died at his home on Fort Warte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A. Greene
Fort Wayne
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