Bitter denunciation of Governor by the Republican chairman
Indiana Republicans split over Governor McCray amid calls for immediate trial on charges. State Chairman Clyde Walb plans a meeting, possibly December 17, to determine whether to impeach or censure the governor for actions that Walb says taint the state’s name. The dispute shifts from politics to civic duty as party lines blur under a national scrutiny.
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Indianapolis
Republcan
Clyde A. Wallester
McCray
Republican State Committee
Walb
Meray
Marion County
State Committee
Indiana
Wald
Walb Id
Naver
Fifth annual Phanksgiving Dinner of the Charade Club
The fifth annual Thanksgiving dinner of the Charade Club was held at the Balch home with thirty members present. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sam Rateliff and others from Indianapolis. An evening of toasts and entertainment followed a 6 pm dinner, ending around midnight.
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Charade Club
A. Calch
Sam Rateliff
Balch
Astmaster
Markers
Roy Eads
Jen Leyenberger
W. D
Louella McKee
Fromdianapolis
Carl Smith
Y Eads
Vir
Mia
Carl Darnall
Tally
Orval Vancleaver
Wirley Monett
Dolby Collings
Bainbridge Falls to Crawfordsville in Friday Night Defeat
The Bainbridge High School basketball team, defending sectional champions, lost to Crawfordsville 39 to 16 at Crawfordsville. Dickerson led Crawfordsville with eight field goals, Rose added four, Harris three field goals and three foul goals. Hessner scored three for Bainbridge, and F Edwards two. Bainbridge could not penetrate Crawfordsville’s airtight defense or mount effective scoring.
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Bainbridge High School
Crawfordsville Netters
Crawfordsville
Dickerson
Rose
Harris
Hessner
Bainbridge
F. Edwards
Vernon Rogers Dies After Drinking Carbolic Acid
Vernon Rogers of Roachdale died Friday night in Indianapolis after swallowing carbolic acid during an arrest for profanity. Police found an empty bottle and a cup with acid in his kitchen after Mrs. Rogers rang for help. He was 720 North Delaware street resident and former Roachdale man. The body was taken to Roachdale for burial.
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Indianapolis
Vernon Rogers
North
Delaware Street
Rogers
Schley
Long
Roachdale
James B. Rogers
Tiger Cubs Triumph Over Manual Five 20 to 9
Greencastle defeats Manual 20 to 9 in a low scoring high school basketball game. Tight defense kept both teams from scoring with only two field goals by top players Schmidt Wright Ader and others contributing. An auto accident ends the report with a damaged car incident near Greencastle.
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Indianapolis, Lee. &.Greencastle
Manual
Greencastle
Marshall
Schmidt
Ader
Wright
Duncan
Sachoff
Brown
Schmidt Wright
Atara Marshall Ogre
Eltham
Higgs
Malone
Wyland
Masten
Tate
Young
Sad looking auto crash ties up Fillmore road
County Clerk Walter Campbell of Fillmore drove to Greencastle in a sadly damaged auto Saturday morning. The front end was smashed, a spring broken, and the front wheels out of alignment. He sent his brother to the Fillmore post office in his car.
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Glenn
Greencastle
Walter Campbell
Fillmore
Campbell
Rockville Defeats Fillmore Quintet In Narrow Win
Rockville edged Fillmore 32 to 30 in a tight high school basketball clash. Cleo Arnold led Fillmore with 20 points as Rockville pulled ahead late with two foul shots. Fillmore to face Amo next. Dr. C T Zaring was in Indianapolis on business.
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Rockville
Fillmore High School
Parke County
Cleo Arnold
Fillmore
Amo
C. T. Zaring
Indianapolis
Evangelistic Campaign Planned by White Lick Association
The White Lick Baptist Association groups begin a cooperative evangelistic campaign with Group 2 led by A. M. McGuire of Greencastle. New Winchester starts January 6 and Greencastle January 13 with services then at Bethel January 20 Coatesville January 27 Big Walnut February 4 Amo February 10.
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A. M. Mguire
Greencastle
White Lick Association
White Lick
Big Walnut
Bethel
New Winchester
Coatesville
Amo
Ideal December Morning in Greencastle
Greencastle and vicinity enjoy mild December weather with 50 degrees at 7 am on Saturday. The damp start to the week has given way to a June like morning, and forecasters who predicted a mild winter appear to be right so far.
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Greencastle
O'Brien Declines Governor Bid as Crittenberger Enters
William H. O'Brien of Lawrenceburg will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor. Dale J. Crittenberger of Anderson announced at Muncie that he would enter the race. O'Brien cited opposition from Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch and said others are ready to lead the party to victory in Indiana.
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Lawrenceburg
Dale Crittenberger
Anderson
William H
O’brien
Dale J. Crittenberger
Muncie
O'Brien
Carleton B. McCulloch
Indianapolis
Campus Cottage Tea Comforts Guests at Pretty Afternoon
The Campus Cottage girls hosted about 150 guests Friday from 4 to 5 40 in honor of their chaperone Mrs Fannie M Allen. The rooms featured vases of snapdragons and sweet peas. Miss Mildred Owens performed several piano pieces.
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Campus Cottage
Fannie M. Allen
Misa Mildred Owens
Two More Arrested in Spencer Holdup Case
Two more Bicknell youths Denver Meek and Roy Cr ham were arrested by Otis Turley and will be questioned in the Spencer holdup investigation. Six of eight men arrested Thursday appeared in Spencer court and pled not guilty with $10,000 bonds. the others await arraignment.
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Bicknell
Spencer
Denver Meek
Roy Craham
Otis Turley
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Coal City
J. T. Hoskins
Webster
Basil McCarthy
Cecil Squires
Fred Opdenhoff
Merle Loucks
Harold Howard
Walter Dodds
Greencastle and Manual High clash in Indianapolis
Byron Stewart and Wilbert Bee traveled to Indianapolis Friday evening to watch Greencastle and Manual High School basketball. The game highlighted local prep talent and drew attention from college scouts.
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Byron Stewart
Wilbert Bee
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Manual
Co operative Marketing Approved By Farm Bureau
Resolutions from the fifth annual Indiana Farm Bureau Federation session in Indianapolis back the equalization of taxes and value readjustment, condemn tax exempt securities, urge strict prohibition enforcement, support Coolidge on most agriculture, and favor a government market reporter for the Indianapolis Union Stock Yards. The meeting also adopted Indiana agriculture programs and a 1924 federation plan. Arron Sapiro of California described co operative marketing as using expert methods to match farm product supply with demand.
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Indianapolis
Coolidge
Congress
Indiana Agriculture
Farm Federation
Indiana
Arron Sapiro
California
American Farm Bureau Federation
Evans Resigns as Marion County Prosecutor
Indianapolis December 8 William P Evans resigns as Marion county prosecuting attorney to enter private practice Governor McCray names William H Remy his chief deputy to serve the term ending January 1 1925 Remy son of appellate judge Charles F Remy is a former DePauw student with deep knowledge of criminal prosecutions Evans cites conflict with Gov McCray who is his father in law and whose indictments are pending. the resignation surprises many here
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Greencastle
Warren McCray
William H. Remy
Indianapolis
William P. Evans
Marion County
McCray
Evan
Remy
Charles F. Remy
Prsons
Criminal Court
Evans
T. E. Evans
DePauw
Isabel Hughes
Bishop
E. H. Hughes
Miss Eleanor Town to Spend Christmas Vacation at Home
Miss Eleanor Town daughter of Dr and Mrs Salem B Lown employed in the treasury department in Washington is at home to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents.
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Eleanor Town
Salem B. ‘Lown
Treasury Department
Washington
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Stanley Chadd
Luella McKee
A. C. Balch
Jennie Balch
Charles W. Ellis
Methodist H Hospital
Locust Street Church
French Lick
Ind
John M. Ellis
Lawrenceville
Isis
Lafayette Ellis
George Okla
William Perry Ellis
Seal Beach
Louis Stevens
Mr. Ellis
Melissa Jane Ellis
Putnam County
Tiger Cubs
Rhea
Ader and
Wright Star
Mees
Baptists
A. Hayworth
Barney E. Antrobus
Madison
Qbrien
Campus
Farm Bureau
Marion CO
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