Indiana News Roundup Mixed with Banking and Grain show
Indiana reports detail a bond drainage for miners, a centenarian death, a bank robbery with acetylene torch, bankruptcy filings, utility rate disputes, and court rulings on jail releases. It notes anthrax on a Vanderburgh farm, census figures, currency destruction, corn and wool prizes, and limestone tests boosting yields in Bartholomew county.
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Charlestown Landing
Indiana
Kentucky
Bryson
Farmers’ State Bank
Shipshewanha
F. G. Sprague Company
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Canton
Elyria
Kokomo
Muncie
Public Services Commission
The
Commission
Frank J. Lahr
Indianapolis
Indiana Women’s Prison
U. S. Lesh
Maxwell, Til
America
Chicago
Workman
E. Lux
Shelbyville
United States
Washington, D. C
Beech Grove State Bank
Henry Shoenrock
Jeremiah Gray
Marion County
Charles W. Camp
State Bank
McCray
Indiana General Assembly
Reformatory
Vanderburg
Sander
Vanderburg County
Marshall Rosemary
W. W. Rose & Son
Rossville
Marvin J.rauch & Sons
Roann
W. S. Robbins
Horace
Frank BP
W. B. Phares
Tipton
Breed Association
Thorntown
F. J. Barker
Barker
J. K. Milner
Chester
Thorntown Mae
Moore Farm
Aa Waa Forest Willonzhby
Kewannaf
J. W.de Eeabashi
A. Ostrander
Missouri
Old Folks Christmas Night Brightens With Toys and Tales
An older couple hosts a playful Christmas for themselves, Santa arrives with dolls and games, and young Lucy Peter Billy Mary Sally Hilda and others join. Toys are shared with lighthearted stories about Trump the dancing dog and Santa’s stocking. The scene ends with all chanting Merry Christmas and plans for future gatherings.
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Santa Claus
Lucy
Peter
Billy
Mary
Sally
Hilda
Ruth
Trump
Big Boys
Santa ‘Claus
Lord of Misrule: An Old Christmas Festivity Figure
The Lord of Misrule or Master of Revels anchored Christmas revels in Elizabethan to Charles I era. John Stow notes royal and civic lords appointing misrule figures in noble houses and sheriffs offices. Cambridge elected a master of arts to oversee Latin plays and student games during the season.
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John Stow
Elizabeth
Charles I
Stow
Merry
Cambridge University
Oxford
London
Doug
Hal
Life of Mx Hutchings Shaped Kansas City Progress
The piece notes Mx Hutchings major role in Kansas City development since 1900, founding the Advertising club and leading Rotary and Automobile clubs. It records his World War efforts, organizing Liberty loan campaigns in the Tenth Federal Reserve district, forming a Seventh Missouri National Guard company, and serving as captain before joining the motor transport corps at Camp Meigs and Camp Merritt as head of motor command No 35.
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Mx Hutchings
Kansas City
Rotary Club
Automobile Club
Federal Reserve District
Missouri National Guard
Motor Transport Corps
Regular Army
Camp Méigs
Camp Merritt
Headquarters Motor Command No. 35
After the Promoters Swindles Targeting Veterans Urged Caution
The piece accuses “harpies” and “vampires” of exploiting unemployed World War I veterans through money-raising campaigns. It cites police court disclosures of promoters using dupes and falsified accounting to skim funds, often by mimicking legitimate charitable groups to gain sympathy and draw in veterans. Public officials warn against get-rich-quick schemes exploiting distressed ex servicemen.
The Story of Philemon and the Runaway Slave
A note on Paul’s letter to Philemon regarding Onesimus, the runaway slave. Paul pleads for mercy, urging Philemon to accept Onesimus as a brother in Christ, highlighting grace over justice and the transformation Christianity brings to social relations.
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Lennon S
Philemon
Swholderer
Enet
Matt Miz
Aie AG
Col Philant
Atuyior Popio
Paul
Pitemon
Colosse
Onesimus
Rome
Philemone
Apphia
Archippus
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Onesinus
Pnal
Christ
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Brownstown
Washington County
Salem
Thilnots
Supreme
Louis B. Ewbank
Supreme Court
Howard L. Townsend
E. A. Dausman
Goshen
Solon A. Enloe
A. L. Nichols
Winchester
Volstead
Frederick van Nuys
Floyd J. Mattice
Mark Storen
A. B. Anderson
Storen
Harry
Bet
Yoo
American Legion