Trial of 20 Wabash Boys Postponed to Settle Damages
Twenty Wabash College students facing malicious trespass charges have a grace period of about twelve days to arrange damages with DePauw University. Judge James P. Hughes postponed arraignments and set a likely damages figure near 5000 dollars, with potential dismissal of the criminal charge if a settlement is reached by December 18.
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Wabash College
James P. Hughes
DePauw University
Crawfordsville
George W. Kendall
Dean Kendall
Glenn Lyon
B. F. Corwin
Hughes
Kendall
DePauw
George Roe
Osgood
Paul Sattison
Larwill
Joseph Gibbs
Danville
Ind
A. E. Wilkinson
Judson
Donald D. Kennedy
Terrence M. Connell
Indianapolis
Francis Stull
James J. Martin
Muncie
Joseph Straibieh
W. W. Johnson
Chicago
Algernon Krieder
Columbia City
W.E. Yarling
Shelbyville
Local Names Lined Up in Regional Notice
Hugh McDougal of Chicago George Cross of Linton T P Lenzell of Benton Wis Ganse Little of Springfield Mo Robert Bremkin of Chicago Gerald Rahrer of Ossian Ind Richard Hufford of Sedalia Ind James Martin of Chicago.
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Hugh McDougal
Chicago
George Cross
Linton
T. P. Lenzell
Benton
Wis
Ganse Little
Springfield
Robert Bremkin
Gerald Rahrer
Ossian
Ind
Richard Hufford
Sedalia
James Martin
Koretz Sentenced to One to Ten Years in Prison
Leo Koretz, famed oil stock swindler, faces a prison term of one to ten years on three concurrent indictments of larceny. Health failing, with under $5 of his $2,000,000 fortune left, he estimates remaining life at six months due to advanced diabetes. Chief Justice Hopkins imposed the sentence in Chicago.
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Chicago
Leo Koretz
Hopkins
Koretz
Putnam County Fish and Game Banquet Slated for January
Preliminary plans for the annual banquet of the Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association are under way. The event will be held in January with a decision expected after a special meeting next week. Roy Hillis leads the group and Earl Smith serves as secretary treasurer. The banquet marks the membership renewal and hosts state conservation officials. Local stocking of streams continues with donations from hatcheries and ongoing catches of 14 to 18 inch fish.
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Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association
Roy Hillis
Richardson Hotel
Greencastle Court House
Fish and Game Association
State Department of Conservation
Fish and Game
Putnam County
Earl Smith
Ecks Memorial Services Sunday At Elks Hall
The Elks Memorial service is scheduled Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Elks Hall with Courtland C. Gillen as speaker and a DePauw Glee Club quartet providing special music. Lawrence Crump, exalted ruler, will oversee the meeting.
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Elks Hall
Elk Lodge
United States
Courtland C. Gillen
DePauw Glee Club
Lawrence Crump
Tigers Open Season Against Danville Normal In Bowman Gym
Coach Morrison’s Tigers debut tonight against Danville Normal in Bowman Memorial Building. Struck replaces Puckett at guard as Sturtridge centers with Adams on bench. Danville Normal brings a veteran lineup as Normal fans pack the gym for the season opener.
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Morrison
Danville Normal
Bowman Memorial
Tiger
DePauw
Hendricks County
Junglemen
Struck
Centralia
Ilinois
Star
Puckett
Illinois Flash
Sturtridge
Adams
Gary Speed King
Steward
Wilson
Ward
Methodists
Tigers
Local ticket committee reports large sales amid Morrisonian interest
In Indiana towns a broad sale is noted as basketball doposters seek a line on the Morrisonians amid widespread expression over the game in many parts of the state.
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Indiana
Morrisonians
Greencastle High Prep for Col umbus Net Tilt
A reorganized Greencastle High School basketball squad prepares to host Columbus High School in the local gym. New forwards Riggs and Willis Masten, Tate at center, Crawley and Ader at guards, with Captain Masten out due to injuries, lead the lineup. A curtain raiser features Brazil and Greencastle Junior High.
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Brazil
Greencastle
Columbus High School
Columbus
Bausman
Willis Masten
Tate
Marion Crawley
Ader
Masten
Greencastle High School
Rockne Declares 1924 Notre Dame Team Best Yet
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne praised the 1924 squad as the greatest he ever coached while declining to claim a championship. He noted team spirit over individual brilliance and announced two 1925 east games versus Army and Penn State, with potential future plans against Pennsylvania. He warned the team would be younger next season and highlighted two rule change ideas. Rockne and QB Harry Stuhldrehr headed back to South Bend to prepare for Stanford.
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New York
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Army
Penn State
State College
Pennsylvania
South Bend
Rocknes
Harry Stuhldrehr
Stanford
Racine Questions Start Against Stanford After Pop Warner Comment
Racine was asked if he would start his second team versus Stanford and replied that Pop Warner’s team was great and that the first team might not be good enough. The remark reflects uncertainty about team depth and preparation for the upcoming matchup.
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Racine
Stanford
Pop Warner
Hog Receipts and Prices at Indianapolis Stockyards
Indianapolis stockyards reported hog receipts of 14 500 with Friday morning prices 50 cents lower ranging from 8 55 to 9 00, top 9 25. Pigs and sows also declined, cattle steady, calves up to 13 00, sheep steady with best lambs at 14 50. Kingan and Co bought 11 000 hogs by midmorning.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Free Tuberculosis Screening Clinic Held at County Hospital
A Putnam County Tuberculosis Association free clinic, led by Dr. James Stygall and localGreencastle physicians, examined twenty applicants at the county hospital. The event, part of ongoing efforts against the disease, aimed to detect TB and note other health issues for treatment.
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Putnam County
State Tuberculosis Association
James Stygall
State Association
Greencastle
Eva Milburn
Putnam County Tuberculosis Association
Winter Snow Storm Impacts Midwest to Pacific Coast
A major winter storm moved north and east from the mountains, bringing the season’s first snow to Texas and spreading a mix of snow sleet and rain across Oklahoma Kansas Iowa Colorado Nebraska and into the Dakotas and Minnesota. Damage exceeded 2 million dollars with over 2000 poles broken. no deaths reported.
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Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Old South
Omaha
Wabash Says Athletic Ties With DePauw Won’t Break
Wabash College officials report no fear of breaking athletic relations with DePauw University after vandalism on DePauw’s campus. They stress two decades of friendly competition and say current sentiment remains strong, with both schools deploring the act and expecting continued rivalries on an honorable level.
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Crawfordsville Journal
Wabash College
DePauw University
DePauw
Wabash
Greencastle
Knights of the Square Table Shown During Scout Rally Week
The Greencastle organization of the Boy Scouts of America screened the film Knights of the Square Table at the Greencastle High School building on Thursday evening. The free show, the final event of Scout Rally Week, featured two additional reels a comedy and an educational film and drew a large turnout especially from younger boys.
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Knights of the Square Table
Greencastle High School
Greencastle Organization
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Greencastle
Indiana Academy of Science Holds Fortieth Meeting at Purdue
Lafayette Indiana December 4 Prominent scientists from across the United States attend the fortieth annual Indiana Academy of Science meeting at Purdue University December 4 to 6. The opening session at 8 o clock Thursday evening in the Memorial Union builds on business matters by the executive committee. Officers include President C C Deam Bluffton Vice president C M Smith Lafayette Secretary Flora Anderson Bloomington Treasurer William M Blanchard Greencastle Editor J J Davis Lafayette Press secretary Harry F Dietz Indianapolis.
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Lafayette
Ind
United States
Indiana Academy of Science
Purdue University
Memorial Union Building
Academy
C. C. Deam
Bluffton
C. M. Smith
Flora Anderson
Bloomington
William M. Blanchard
Greencastle
J. J. Davis
Harry F. Dietz
Indianapolis
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C. C. Gillen
Quartette
R. A. Lawton
And
Charles Merkel
Terre Haute
Danville Normal School
Bowman Gym
Bowman Gymnasiium
Columbus Net
CUBS
Hospital 20
Robert Brian
Edgar Shamel
North Madison Street
R. L. O’hair
East Seminary Street
Lela Walls
Charles J. Arnold
Kniggs
Givlin
DR. Blanchard
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