Indiana Anti-Saloon League Spent $6 900 in Elections
The Indiana Anti-Saloon League reported to County Clerk George O. Hutsell that it spent $6,900.14 in the recent general elections. Major donors included William G. Irwin of Columbus with $500 and J. W. Harrison of Attica $300, among others. $3,322.20 of the total went to the league's official organ, the American Issue Publishing Company.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
George O. Hutsell
The
Lea
Dry League
William G. Irwin
Columbus
Ind
J. W. Harrison
Attica
George Ade
Brook
Humoris
J. L. Iglehart
Evansville
Will R. Wood
Lafayette
Henry W. Marshall
American Issue Publishing Company
League
Disbarment Petitions Filed Against Indiana Klansmen
Indiana Supreme Court petitions seek disbarment of W. Lee Smith and Robert F. McNay former grand dragon and grand titan of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan and Jesse D. Hamrick all Indiana attorneys for felony convictions. Smith and McNay were fined and sentenced to federal prison at Leavenworth by Judge Robert C. Baltzell after being convicted of violating the Dye Act tied to an interstate auto theft ring. Hamrick is named in the filings.
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Indianapolis
TNS
W. Lee Smith
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Robert F. McNay
Grand Titan
Indiana Klan
Jesse D. Hamrick
Indiana Supreme Court
Arthur L. Gilliam
Smith
McNay
Leavenworth
Kansas
United States
Robert C. Baltzell
Furniture Sale at Sigma Tau Gamma Frat House
Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity hosts a furniture sale at 632 FE Seminary on Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Proceeds benefit chapter activities. Local residents invited to attend.
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Sigma Tau Gamma Frat House
E. Seminary
Two inmates sentenced to prison terms and released
McNay and another inmate received fines of 1000 dollars and prison terms of 15 and 14 months respectively. Both are currently serving their sentences while Hamrick recently completed a state prison term for arson and was released.
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McNay
Hamrick
Educator Ralph Connor and Edward Steiner Speak at DePauw
Dr. Charles W. Gordon known as Ralph Connor spoke at DePauw chapel on “The Educated Gentleman” urging education to awaken dormant powers and enable mastery of the world through knowledge. Edward Steiner, sociologist and lecturer, will address DePauw students Wednesday morning. he is Grinnell College’s professor of Applied Christianity and father of former DePauw faculty member Gretchen Steiner.
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Charles W. Gordon
Ralph Connor
DePauw Chapel
Dr. Gordon
Black Rock
Edward Steiner
M. FE
Indianapolis
Greencastle
DePauw
Steiner
Gretchen Steiner
DePauw University
Grinnel College
Town
Thoxine Sore Throat Relief Promises Quick Cure
A doctor prescribed remedy named Thoxine offers rapid throat relief with a single swallow. It claims to target the internal cause, free of iron chloroform or dope, and suitable for the whole family. It also eases coughs and comes in 35c 60c and 1.00 sizes with money back guarantee. Distributed by local drug stores.
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Stevens
Owl
Fleenor's
Dooms of World Seen in Growth of Population
London December 4. Sir George Handley Knibbs argues in The Shadow of the World’s Future that if the present 1 percent annual rise in world population continues, the earth’s limits will be reached within two centuries. He warns of grave food shortages, rising tensions, and the need for a world migration policy and new international cooperation to avert war and ensure peace.
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London
George Handley Knibbs
Knibbs
Ife
Sir George Knibbs
Dr Oxnam to Address Settlement Directors
Dr G Bromley Oxnam president of DePauw University will speak at the annual dinner and meeting of the Christamore Settlement House board at 6:30 PM Monday. The settlement report will be presented. Oxnam has notable settlement work experience in Los Angeles before joining DePauw. Mrs O D Edwards oversees the dinner.
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G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw University
Christamore
North Tremont Street
Oxnam
Los Angeles
Cal
O. D. Edwards
Indianapolis Star
Tiger Cubs Face Tough Schedule With Key Decembers
Greencastle fans eye the Greencastle at Fillmore clash while Fillmore-Clov erdale goes overtime. The Tigers reshuffle with Crawleys Brown and Gross to strengthen offense and Hank Stone as a shooter. December 14 Martinsville visit. December 18 Brazil gym dedication. December 21 Crawfordsville tilt shape the stretch run.
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Greencastle
Fillmore
Cloverdale
Cubs
Tiger Cub
Hank Stone
Evan Crawley
Brown
Tobin
Brazil
Fort Wayne Chiefs Bring Notables to Bowman Gym
The Fort Wayne Chiefs travel with former Muncie all state star Charles Secrist now at center, joined by Mark Bills Paul White and Murray Mendenhall former De Pauw players as they face Earlham on Monday night in Bowman gym.
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Bowman Gymnasium
Earlham
Charles Secrist
Muncie
Fort Wayne Chiefs
Mark Bills
Paul White
Murray Mendenhall
de Pauw
Ex Putnam Girl Verda Owens Dies After Brief Illness
Verda Owens, a Crawfordsville resident for several years, died Monday at Culver Hospital after a brief illness. Born September 15, 1897, she was the daughter of Mrs. Effie Owens of Russellville. Funeral services will be private at the home of Mrs. Anna Foster in Ladoga, with survivors including a mother and an aunt and uncle.
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Verda Owens
Crawfordsville
Culver Hospital
Miss Owens
East
Jefferson Street
Effie Owens
Russellville
Bertha Hyten
Tilman Hyten
Ladoga
Anna Foster
DePauw Grad Sells Paper to Chicago Partners
Eugene C. Pulliam and Raymond Thomas announce the sale of their stock in News Journal Corporation publishers of the Daytona Beach News Journal to Herbert and Julius Davidson of Chicago. Davidson will become editor, with Julius as business manager. Puliam, Lebanon Daily Reporter editor, may buy another Indiana paper and a North Carolina paper. Frat House, 632 E Seminary, Wednesday at 10.
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Lebanon
Eugene C. Pulliam
Raymond Thomas
News-Journal Corporation
Daytona Beach
Fla
News-Journal
Herbert Davidson
Julius Davidson
Chicago
Davidsons
Pulliam
Mr. Thomas
Chicago Daily News
Mr. Pulliam
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Daily News Company
Washington Daily News
Washington, N. C
Indiana
North Carolina
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Wolld Udisbar Hamrick
Brazil Tankage Co
Connor
Tolstoy
America
the Herald
F. A. Wray
N.S
DR. Oxnam
Patricksburg
Plainfield
Bainbridge
Danville
Roachdale
North Salem
New Richmond
Monrovia
Belle Union
Covington
Eminence
Indiana State School of Deaf
Bausman
Crawley
Gross
Greensburg
Tiger Cubs
Martinsville
Fubank
Big Ten
Lawrenceburg
Harold Newgent
Bedford
Ivey
Stone City Five
Hall of Fame
Donovan Moffett
DePauw Tigers
Rose Poly
Putnam
Depauw Grad
Voncastle
Danger Street
Warner Baxter
Martha Sleeper
New York
Clair Hull
Granada
the Sunshine Revue
People
Louise Powell
Johnny Hines
Chinatown
Charlie
Tsun
Olive Borde
Albany
Central Christmas Club
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