Juniors Down Noblesville Five 26 to 15
Greencastle Juniors led from start to finish to defeat Noblesville Juniors 26 to 15 on the local floor. H Stone and D Stone starred for Greencastle with Butler and Harris aiding, while Colman and Fisher led Noblesville.
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Noblesville
Greencastle High School
Greencastle
H. Stone
D. Stone
Butler
Harris
Colman
Fisher
H, Stone
Fisher Hughes
Goerthe Butler
Colman D. Stone
Craig Harris
Thomas
Olvey
Gaertae
Ashley
London 100 Years Hence Architect's Vision for 2027
London 2027 would feature extended riverbank use wide boulevards and tree planted avenues leading to landmarks. Small buildings would be removed near major stations especially around Charing Cross and Waterloo. Suburban plans aim to prevent slums by design with every house contributing to beauty.
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London
International News Service
G. Topham Forrest
London County Council
American Women’s Club
Charing Cross
Waterloo Station
Charges of Trickery Bandied in Tax Cut Debate
Washington December 10. House debate on the 232 million tax cut bill features sharp charges from Democrats claiming the bill favors the wealthy while Republicans say the treasury could be emptied to sway voters in 1928. Green and Garner agree on the bill’s aim for simplicity and faster action. Garner vows to push for a larger cut, accusing Republicans of stalling for a Mellon proposal before the next election.
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Washington
House
Green
Iowa
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Garner
Texas
Elader
Senate
Wild Bank Depositors to Receive 2 Million
More than 12,000 depositors of the defunct J. F. Wild and Co. state bank will be paid nearly 2,000,000 as a 40 per cent dividend ordered by Judge Mahlon E. Bush in probate court. The bank closed its doors July 30.
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Indianapolis
J. F. Wild and Co. State Bank
Mahlon E. Bush
Probate
Indiana Federation aids women students at Indiana Univ
Loan funds totaling nearly two thousand dollars have been provided by the Indiana Federation of clubs to help young women students at Indiana University. Some funds were established in the past year as part of a group of eighteen funds comprising the total amount.
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Bloomington
Ind
Dee
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Indiana University
Tigers Triumph Over Princeton In Gridiron Style
The Greencastle Tiger Cubs upset Princeton with a dominant 26 to 15 victory led by a fast breaking lineup. Hank Stone and Tucker Stone fueled the attack as DePauw graduate Donald Zeis coached the Noblesville Juniors while Princeton’s ineligible players Abbot and Combs affected scoring.
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Noblesville
Donald Zeis
DePauw
Zeis
Princeton
Tiger
Abbot
Combs
Deputy County Auditor Resigns to Join Indianapolis Bank
Miss Katharyn Miller, deputy county auditor under Auditor W. D. Lovett, resigned Saturday to take a position with the People's State Bank in Indianapolis. She will start her new duties Monday and move with her mother to Indianapolis. The auditor will not name a successor. duties will be covered until January 1 when Auditor elect Willis E. Gill takes office.
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W. D. Lovett
People’s State Bank
Indianapolis
Miss Miller
Lovett
Ward Lovett
Willis E. Gill
Bertha Miller
Once Fortune Now Just Russian Bonds
A huge stash of worthless Russian corporation bonds once worth millions and a cash balance of 722 dollars, left by Vladimir A. Volotskoy, a Russian nobleman, is revealed after his will is burned. His son and sister inherit the money but are barred from attending the funeral by a clause in the will. Volotskoy died in Novy on November 6.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Vladimir A. Volotskoy
Volotskoy
Novy
Tiger Cubs Dominate Princeton In 48 to 15 Victory
Greencastle high school Tigers, led by Longden Lear Tobin and Brown, overwhelmed visiting Princeton 48 to 15 on Friday. The Cubs jumped to a 12-4 lead and continued to pull away with fast, accurate shooting and lockdown defense throughout both halves.
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Greencastle High School
Tiger Cub
Princeton
Purple and Gray Warriors
Princeton Tigers
Cubs
Longden
W. Masten
Lear
Tobin
Brown
Tiger Cubs
Collins
Tichenor
Iron
Tigers
Cub
McConnell
Greencastle
Masten
Tichenor Longden
Iron Lear
Collins Tobin
Hardex Brown
Downey
Crawley
E. Crawley
Kerr
F. Masten
Cowling
Smith
Mosley Leads With Imputed Field Goals In Team Effort
Report lists players Mosley Middleton Kelley Hollen Estis and shooters Masten Longden Lear Tobin Brown Iron Collins Estis with field goals and free throws by Masten Lear Tobin Tichenor Collins. Officials include Referee Sinclair and umpire Ash ley.
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Masten
Longden
Lear
Tobin
Brown
Iron
Collins
Estis
Tichenor
Sinclair
Ashley
U S Rhodes Scholars Outnumber British At Oxford 1927
Oxford welcomed 94 American Rhodes scholars in residence for the 1926 27 fiscal year while 93 scholars from the British Empire were also present. The prior year had 91 Americans and 97 British.
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U. S
Oxford
International News Service
London
British Empire
Former resident Tom Lee dies in Los Angeles
Charles Daggy reports that Tom Lee, a former resident of this city born and reared here, died Friday night per uncle Albert Bowman in Los Angeles. The item notes a forthcoming meeting of the Business and Professional Men's Class at the M. E. Church with Prof. F. C. Tilden leading a hot subject.
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Charles Daggy
Albert Bowman
Los Angeles
Tom Lee
Mr. Lee
M. E
F. C. Tilden
Thought Unhurt Man Dies After Car Crash
Joe Duncan, 25, a stonecutter for Indiana Limestone Co., died in Dunn Memorial Hospital from a ruptured brain blood vessel after a collision with a car driven by Thomas E. Walchester. He was found unconscious this morning at his rooming house after the crash last night in Bedford Indiana.
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Bedford
Ind
Joe Duncan
Indiana Limestone Company
Thomas E. Walcchester
Duncan
Dunn Memorial Hospital
ELECT OFFICERS Fillmore Chapter No 186 O F E S
Fillmore chapter No 186 O F E S met in regular session Thursday evening and elected officers for the coming year. W M Lora Quinlan W P O A Day A W Margaret Weldon Sec Pearl R Brown Treas Clara Hubbard Con Hertha Harris A C Lillian Darnell
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Fillmore
O. FE. S
W. M
Lora Quinlan
W. P
O. A
A. W
Margaret Weldon
Pearl R. Brown
Treas
Clara Hubbard
Hertha Harris
A. C
Lillian Darnell
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