Trustees Name Bishop Anderson Temporary Boston Univ President
Trustess of Boston University unanimously appoint Bishop William F. Anderson as temporary president starting January 1 1924 and plan a later permanent selection. President Lemuel H. Marion is released on January 1 after accepting DePauw University presidency with a $5000 honorarium granted in appreciation of his service.
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Meharry Med- 4 College
Nashville
Tennessee
A For Negroes
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Italy
Finland
Norway
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Phi Beta Kappa
Europe
Tigers Face Test In Game With Hoosier Athletic Club All Stars
DePauw prepares for a fast paced matchup at Bowman gym tonight as Coach Morrison fields his speedy Tigers against the Hoosier Athletic Club All Stars. The Illinois game looms after, with deputies to scout Sturtridge and guard the Tigers' center as Ward and Puckett vie for playing time.
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Hoosier Athletic Club
Illini
Morrison
Bowman Gymnasium
DePauw
Indianapolis
Ward
Puckett
Adams
Sturtridge
A. C
Ruby
Illinois
Urbana
Tigers
Rubymen
Cary Flash
Danville
Wilson
Struck
Hirt
Tiger Aggregation
Mauer
Methodist Episcopal Committee Meets in Emergency Plan
The report notes actions of the Committee of Emergency and Reconstruction of the Methodist Episcopal Church and references M C A work and military involvement. The text indicates organized church efforts tied to wartime or postwar civilian relief.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
M.C. A
Hog Receipts and Prices at Indianapolis Stockyards
Hog receipts stood at 15 000 with prices 10 cents lower. Hog prices ranged from 8.95 to 9.60 with a top of 10.00 as of Thursday morning. Pigs were steady to 25 cents lower at 7.75. Sows down 10 to 25 cents at 8.85. Cattle trading slow weak. Calves steady at 11.00 down and shop steady. Best lambs at 13.00 down.
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Indianapolis
Hawkins in Spain with huge fortune, fugitive president reported
Indianapolis Dec 11 A report to federal authorities states Morton S Hawkins former Hawkins Mortgage Co Portland Ind is hiding on a Spanish estate with about 2 000 000 credited in Spanish banks. The claim arose after a boy friend told Mayor Shank Hawkins boasted of a safe Spanish fortune ready if he must flee the country. Hawkins missing since Oct 1 when federal trial loomed following recent convictions of associates.
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Morton
Hawkins
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Portland
Ind
Spain
Lew Shank
Shank
Cincinnati
Funeral for Prof Dobell Scheduled for Friday Afternoon
The funeral for Prof. J. T. Dobell will be held at 2 pm Friday at College Avenue Church. Roy H. Dobell announces his son will arrive Friday morning. Official pallbearers include Kenneth McCoy Russell Mac Fail Lowell Hess Walter Bonge Conlin Alexander Robert Anderson. Honorary pallbearers are Acte President H. B. Longden Dean Edwin Post Prof. J. P. Naylor Dr. Rufus T. Stephenson Dr. W. V. Brown and Dr. S. B. Town. Burial is in Forest Hill. body viewings are this evening or Friday morning at the East Anderson Street home.
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J. T. Dobell
College Avenue Church
Roy H. Dobell
Roy Dobell
Kenneth McCoy
Russell MacFail
Lowell Hess
Walter Bonge
Conlin Alexander
DePauw
S. B. Town
Victor L. Raphael
C. Howard Taylor
Forest Hill
Dobell
East Anderson Street
Tiger Cubs Face Martinsville Friday in Key Showdown
Martinsville 1924 state champions host Greencastle Tiger Cubs in a high school basketball clash on Friday. Coach W. E. Bausman relies on Willis Masten and a freshman lineup to counter Martinsville’s strong perimeters while Captain Masten may sit portions due to injuries.
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Tiger Cubs
Greencastle
W. E. Bausman
Tiger
Guing Tet
Bowman Gymnasium
Cubs
Bausman
Columbus
Willis Masten
Masten
Frazier
Tate
Crawley
Ader
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Bedford
Fire damages Sullivan three story building in Indiana
A major blaze in Sullivan Indiana damaged the Citizens Trust Company building and surrounding businesses on December 10. Estimated losses exceed $100000 with first floor spaces including the Citizens Trust Company Sullivan Union McKinley and Brodle Wabash Valley Electric and more heavily damaged. Firefighters battled flames from the third floor as a wall collapse injured Bruce Bungard of Company B. He received treatment for two broken ribs and a sprained ankle.
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Sullivan
Ind
Citizens Trust Company
Bu.t.ng
Leas
Sullivan Union
McKinley & Brodle
Wabash Valley Electric
Christian Science
J. H. Wees
Wyman Brothers
Masonic Lodge
Citizens Trust
Woodmen of the World
A. G. McNabb
John C. Chaney
Ralph Monroe
Masonic
Bruce R. Bungard
Terre Haute
DePauw Graduate Fred C Tucker Elected to Real Estate Board
Fred C Tucker a DePauw alumnus and former Greencastle resident was elected one of three directors on the Indianapolis Real Estate Board at its annual election on Wednesday. Tucker serves on the DePauw Alumni Athletic Board and was noted as a prominent athlete during his college years.
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Fred C. Tucker
DePauw
Greencastle
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Tucker
DePauw Grid Warriors to Receive Awards
The DePauw athletic department will award D sweaters to eight seniors five juniors and three sophomores from the football squad for the season just completed. Six reserves will receive D-2 sweaters. Eighteen freshmen will receive numeral sweaters, all already ordered.
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John Clark
James Mountz
Gerald Champion
Louis Hirt
Kenneth Dimond
Donovan Fischer
Rufus Seales
Glenn Adams
Ralph Ormerod
Alvin Weaver
Harold Nesbit
Leo Maas
Raymond Struck
Richard Larrimer
Paul Reid
Richard Sturtridge
Paul Rauth
John Bruhn
Clarence Hunter
Irwin Veek
Joe Cushman
Laverne Chapman
D. C. Anderson
A. W. Cottingham
Noel Davis
J. W. Carey
W. R. Hayes
Douglas Kerr
W. R. Kern
J. S. Lockwood
J. C. Marshall
L. L. Messersmith
Holidays Near as Greencastle Merchants Urge Early Buying
Greencastle merchants pledge thorough Christmas preparations and urge shoppers to buy locally. With two weeks before Christmas, Crawfordsville shoppers flocked to stores, while Greencastle touts its strong stock, guaranteed quality, and community support, urging residents to peruse ads and shop at home.
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Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Herald
Green Castle Garment Co to Resume Factory Work
After weeks of inactivity due to a damaging fire last spring the Green Castle Garment Co expects to start manufacturing again within about two weeks. The plant has been repaired new machinery installed and shipments of materials are arriving.
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Greencastle Garment Co
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West Liberty Street
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