Wabash College Students Face Damages Over DePauw Incident
Judge James P. Hughes granted twelve days to arrange damages after indictments for Malicious Trespass involving twenty Wabash College students. Damages likely near $5,000, with November 18 court date and possible dismissal of the criminal charge if a settlement is reached by December 18. Accompanying Dean George W. Kendall and university attorneys, the group awaits arraignment and potential suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash College
James P. Hughes
DePauw University
Crawfordsville
George W. Kendall
Kendall
Glenn Lyon
B. F. Corwin
Hughes
DePauw
George Roe
Osgood
Paul Sattison
Larwill
Ind
Joseph Gibbs
Danville
A. E. Wilkinson
Judson
Donald D. Kennedy
Terrence M. Connell
Indianapolis
Francis Stull
James J. Martin
Muncie
Joseph Straibich
W. W. Johnson
Chicago
Algernon Krieder
Columbia City
W. BE. Yarling
Shelbyville
Hugh McDougal
George Cross
Linton
T. P. Leitzell
Benton
Wis
Ganse Little
Springfield
Robert Bremkin
Gerald Rahrer
Ossian
Richard Hufford
Sedalia
James Martin
Koretz Sentenced to One to Ten Years in Prison
Chicago December 5 Koretz oil stock swindler, broken in health and with under five dollars of his two million dollars left, prepared to begin a prison term of one to ten years. The sentence was imposed here late yesterday by Chief Justice Hopkins.
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Chicago
Koretz
Hopkins
Indictments for Larceny Run Concurrently for Koretz
Three indictments allege larceny with terms to run concurrently. Doctors say Koretz has six months to live due to an advanced case of diabetes.
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Koretz
FISH AND GAME BANQUET SET FOR JANUARY PLANS ADVANCE
Preliminary plans for the Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association banquet proceed as Roy Hillis reports. A January date is expected with location leaning to the Greencastle court house after members vote next week. The event draws State Conservation guests and marks annual membership renewals. The group has stocked streams with thousands of fish and notes increased catches and varieties this fall. Roy Hillis serves as president and Earl Smith as secretary treasurer.
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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
Rockne Declares 1924 Notre Dame Team Best Yet
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne praised the 1924 squad as his greatest team for cooperation and spirit. He said the team would not claim a championship but let critics decide and outlined future east games with Army and Penn State. He warned next year’s squad would be younger and lighter and favored two rule tweaks.
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New York
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Army
Penn State
State College
Pennsylvania
South Bend
Harry Stuhldrehy
Cfar
South Yead
Stanford
Pop Warner
Free TB Clinic Examines 20 at Putnam County Hospital
A free clinic by the Putnam County chapter of the State Tuberculosis Association was held at the county hospital on Friday. Dr. James Stygall assisted by Greencastle physicians examined twenty people who had filed applications with Eva Milburn, hospital superintendent. The effort aims to detect tuberculosis and address other health defects with recommended treatment.
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Putnam County
State Tuberculosis Association
James Stygall
State Association
Greencastle
Eva Milburn
Putnam County Tuberculosis Association
Wabash Assures DePauw Ties Remain Strong Despite Vandalism
Wabash College officials say there is little danger of breaking athletic relations with DePauw University after campus vandalism at DePauw. They note two decades of friendly competition and reject the idea that a few students should penalize both schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash College
DePauw University
DePauw
Wabash
Greencastle
Boy Scout Rally Week Ends With Free Picture Show
A Greencastle High School screening presented Knights of the Square Table to illustrate Scout work among boys. The event concluded Scout Rally Week with a large crowd, especially youths, and included two additional reels, a comedy and an educational film. The show was free and held at the Greencastle building.
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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
Prominent scientists from across the United States attend the fortieth annual Indiana Academy of Science gathering at Purdue University December 4 to 6. Opening session at 8 p.m. December 4 in the Memorial Union discusses important business by the executive committee. Officers include President C C Deam vice president C M Smith Secretary Flora Anderson Treasurer William M Blanchard Editor J J Davis and press secretary Harry S Dietz.
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Lafayette
Ind
United States
Indiana Academy of Science
Purdue University
Memorial Union Building
Organiza
Academy
C. C. Deam
Bluffton
C. M. Smith
Flora Anderson
Bloomington
William M. Blanchard
Greencastle
J. J. Davis
Harry S. Dietz
Indianapolis
Automobile Licenses At Chenoweth And Webb Garage
Announcement that 1925 automobile licenses in Putnam County would be distributed this year at Chenoweth and Webb garage on Franklin Street instead of Moffet, Dobbs and Christie garage.
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Putnam County
Chenoweth & Webb
Franklin Street
Moffet, Dobbs & Christie
Robbers Seize Deposit Vault and Jewelry Safe in Decatur
In Putnam County robbers forced employees to lie on the floor in a garage while distributing new plates and $30,000 in securities. They trapped depositors in a vault with pistols and released them later. Earlier, three daresome burglars shocked Olsen and Ebann jewelry store when opening the safe, fleeing with diamonds and jewelry valued over $50,000.
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Putnam County
Moffett, Dobbs & Christie Garage
Olsen and Ebann
Death of Mrs. Sarah A. Ellis at Parke County home
Mrs. Sarah A. Ellis aged 73 died at her son Ray Ellis near the Putnam Parke county line Friday night after years of poor health. Born in Illinois in 1851 she is survived by nine children including Minnie Harbison Carrie Ader Adam Ellis Ola Ellis Mabel Dickey Bessie Knauer Jesse Ellis Ray Ellis and Grace Boswell. Funeral is Sunday at Otter Creek Church at 2 PM with interment in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
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Sarah A. Ellis
Ray Ellis
Vivalia
Putnam-Parke County
Ellis
Grace Boswell
Madison Township
Parke County
Illinois
Minnie Harbison
Indianapolis
Carrie Ader
Anderson
Adam Ellis
Center Point
Clay County
Ola Ellis
Greencastle
Mabel Dickey
Bessie Knauer
Jesse Ellis
Otter Creek
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
DePauw Alumni Asked for Suggestions on Future Plans
Dr Lemuel H Murlin president elect of DePauw University appeals to DePauw men and women to send ideas on how to improve the college from his Boston base He invites frank plain and prompt letters outlining first second and third steps for the institution ahead of his May inauguration in Greencastle Indiana.
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DePauw
L. H. Murlin
Boston
Indiana
Greencastle
Hughes
McConnell
Lemuel Herbert Marlin
DePauw University
Bandits Raid Chicago Bank and Jewelry Store Net $886000
Two bands of holdup men struck a bank and a jewelry store in Chicago. They grabbed $6,000 from deposits at the Berwyn Trust and Savings bank and took money jewelry and negotiable securities totaling about $886000 from the two sites. Four armed robbers burst into the bank lobby while patrons deposited and escaped.
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Chicago
Berwyn Trust and Savings Bank
Greencastle Quadruple Defeats by Columbus and Brazil Jr High
Green castle Tigers lose to Columbus High School 38 to 14 in the main event, with Ader as standout. Greencastle Junior High falls 28 to 7 to Brazil Junior High in the preliminary game. Cline leads Columbus with seven field goals. Goodin stars for Brazil. Referee: Caskey of DePauw.
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Greencastle
Tiger Cubs
Columbus High School
Brazil
Columbus
Ader
Tiger Cub
Cline
Tiger Cuba
Tate
Masten
Goodin
Columbus Netters
Greencastle Columbus
W. Masten
Gilmore Frazier
Gilmore
Goois
Molley
Wiley
Schimer
Riggs
Frazier
Frohman
Mobley
Goods
Francisco
Wilson
Davis
Weaver Motes
Porwaeres
Oli Schmidt
Stamp's Horses Sweep Prizes at International Show
Chicago dispatch reports S. T. Harris & Sons of Kokomo dominating the livestock exhibition. They displayed Cheviot sheep winning all firsts except one, including the grand champion ram and reserve champion wether, plus top honors in flock and groups, while Belgium horses were shown by Harry Stamp.
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Chicago
S. T. Harris & Sons
Kokomo
Wether
Belgium
Harry Stamp
Indiana visitors enjoy Roachdale and Erwin Snider show
Roachdale and Erwin Snider of New Paris highlighted the event by sweeping several first places and prizes in individual and group categories. Most Indiana visitors left today with exhibitors planning to depart with livestock and corn over the weekend.
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Roachdale
Erwin Snider
New Paris
Indiana
College and high school basketball scores listed
A tally of basketball results shows Wabash 34 Em-Rees 29 DePauw 46 Central Normal 14 Maryland 24 Columbia 23 Shortridge 30 Elwood 24 Paragon 50 Cloverdale 20 Greensburg 44 Broad Ripple 28 Amo 26 Avon 23 Thorntown 34 Delphi 30 Knightstown 21 Mooreland 19 Vincennes 47 Anderson 35 Martinsville 32 Franklin 23 Muncie 34 Hartford City 7 Jedford 40 Newcastle 25 Sharpsville 21 Noblesville 20 Shelbyville 27 Bloomington 21 Montmorenci 33 Richmond 32 Kokomo 33 Frankfort 32 Logansport 48 North Manchester 30 Owensville 22 Central Evansville 8
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Wabash
Em-Rees
DePauw
Central Normal
Maryland U
Columbia
Shortridge
Elwood
Paragon
Cloverdale
Greensburg
Broad Ripple
Amo
Avon
Thorntown
Delphi
Knightstown
Mooreland
Vincennes
Anderson
Martinsville
Franklin
Muncie
Hartford City
Jedford
Newcastle
Sharpsville
Noblesville
Shelbyville
Bloomington
Montmorenci
Richmond
Kokomo
Frankfort
Logansport
North Manchester
Every Farmer Needs a Soil Improvement Program
A thorough soil improvement plan benefits any county state or farm. Healthy crops come first and livestock profits depend on a good cropping system with manure saving lime and proper fertilizers guided by a county agent.
DePauw Tigers Dominate Danville Normal 46 14 In Opener
DePauw Tigers opened their season with a 46 to 14 victory over Danville Normal at Bowman Gym. Dead-eye Dick Sturtridge led scoring with 15 points while Stewart added 12 and Cox 5 as Morrison used two full squads.
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DePauw Tigers
Danville Normal
Bowman Gymnasium
Morrison
DePauw
Methodist
Dick” Sturtridge
Stewart
Bainbridge
Jarrell
Cox
Carpenter
Putnam County
Danville
Normal
Tigers
Wall
Wilson
Tiger
Sturtridge
Morison
Junglemen
Adams
Ward
Puckett
DePauw Normal Wilson
Cox Stewart
Jarrell Sturtridge
Mepucie Wes
Carpenter Pee
Crea Aril
Cook
Golden
Walls
Tiny’ Hirt
Hirt
Radio fan reports receiving foreign stations during test week
Noble Vaughan principal of Belle Union public schools reports foreign broadcasts received with a Freed-Wisman 5-tube neutrodyne during international test week. He lists Newcastle England 2L0 London PTT Paris Berlin 2EH Edinburgh Madrid and 8AJ with lectures and music and asks where Berlin station is located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Editors
Indianapolis News
Noble Vaughan
Belle Union Public Schools
Jefferson Township
Newcastle
England
2L0
London
PTT
Paris
Berlin
2EH
Edinburgh
United States
Madrid
Spain
8AJ
Delta Upsilon Buys The Towers For Frat House
The Towers at 705 East Seminary Street, longtime home of De Pauw University presidents, was sold by the university to Delta Upsilon. The price is not disclosed but estimated near 20 000 dollars. The fraternity will occupy the property during Christmas holidays.
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DePauw University
East Seminary Street
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
W. M. McGaughey
Fraternity to Sell Property After Purchase Arrangements
Improvements will be made in the Tow ers. Arrangements for the purchase of the property were completed Friday by the fraternity. The property now occupied by the fraternity will be sold.
New 1925 Car Licenses Required by January 1
State Highway officer A. R. Carmichael of Putnam County states that 1925 automobile plates must be purchased by January 1. Truck and chauffeur licenses also due by then. Sales start December 15 at Chenoweth Webb Gowge in Greenscastle due to card shortages. sales were moved from Moffett Dobbs Christie room on Franklin Street.
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A. R. Carmichael
Putnant
Carmichael
An Exhilarating Effect From Herbine
An advertisement touts Herbine as a home doctor with instant relief for indigestion and constipation. One or two doses claim to restore buoyant spirits and health. Price 60 cents, sold by local outlets.
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Elmer Blue
East Washington Street
Ed Jackson
Crawfordsville Journal
DR. Blanchard
Tion
Chenoweth & Webb Garage
Boylston Street
Massachusetts
G. H
Neferee—Vanidivier of
Martins
Stamp
Owensville
Central
Evansville
Delta Upsilon
Frat House
Moffett, Dobbs & Christie Rales
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