Indiana delegates attend convention as Beveridge condolence adopted
The association unanimously adopted a resolution of condolence on Mr Beveridge’s death. Indiana was well represented with Christopher B Coleman named chairman of the program committee. Participants included Father Francis H Gavisk Indianapolis John E Iglehart Evansville W W Carson Greencastle and Charles Kettleborough Indianapolis. Father Gavisk departed for Indianapolis after Hoosier capital was chosen for next year’s convention.
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Lindbergh Lands in Belize British Honduras
Colonel Lindbergh completed a flight across wild terrain and landed at Belize British Honduras at 9 45 a m Central time today according to a cable dispatch received by Western Union offices in New York.
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DePauw Tigers Face Princeton and Illinois Weslayan This Week
Greencastle basketball notes show the Tiger Cubs heading to Princeton and Washington to meet the Tigers and Hatchets while awaiting a score report by 9 PM. DePauw’s Tigers nearly upset Chicago on Chicago’s floor, Mouitz led the effort and Crawley also starred.
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Ford Tudor Demonstration Car Arrives at Local Dealers
King Morrison and Foster Co. announce a new Ford Tudor Sedan secured for display and demonstration by local dealers. Prospective riders will sign up at the salesroom to be given a ride in Henry Ford's latest motor achievement as deliveries are scheduled.
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Death of Ferdinand of Roumania sparks inquiry talk
Berlin reports potential official inquiry into King Ferdinand I of Roumania as doctors accuse royal physician Juvara of careless or ignorant treatment. Dr Ionescu claims Ferdinand’s cancer was hidden until it was too late for surgery, with four doctors backing the allegation. Also from Brazil a bigamy case contrasts with a marriage under false pretenses as Mabel Richards Meadows faces charges while her former husband Meadows is implicated.
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Weather Man Reports Mild Temps and Dense Fog
The article notes warm damp air causing fog on Thursday night and hazardous driving conditions. Government thermometers recorded a high of 48 degrees and a low of 41, about 20 to 30 degrees above normal for the period.
Chicago Trims DePauw Tigers 30-26 in opener
Chicago defeated DePauw 30 to 26 as the Maroons opened the season with a close finish. Changwon debuted at forward in place of Zimmer, delivering a strong first outing. Hoerger and McDonough led Chicago with baskets while Moritz of DePauw outshot them at the line.
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Century Club Sponsors Essay Contest for Schoolchildren
The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. Belle Carver's home and heard a paper by Miss Delilah Miller on Washington the City Beautiful. The club's international relations work now sponsors an essay contest for fifth and sixth graders with prizes of 4 and 2 dollars and honorable mention for five runners-up. It asks for book or magazine donations on the theme Children of Other Lands to be left at the public library in January.
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Robbins Buys No 3 Store as Wetz Leaves Leuteke Building
Wetz grocery store is removed from the Leuteke building at College avenue and Hanna streets and J E Cash store No 3 is sold to William Robbins. Robbins will take charge at the start of the year with DePauw students returning, as he has managed the confectionery business for some time.
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Woman Resists Raid in Columbus Tear Gas Forces Entry
Mrs. Helen Harden, 27, wife of inmate Scott Harden, fired on raid officers in Columbus on December 29 causing tear gas bombs to be used to enter the house. Two men fled in a car as officers arrested her and placed her in the county jail.
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Hickman to Enter Plea January 3 in Parker Case
Los Angeles police shift to theory of a possible accomplice in the Marion Parker kidnapping and murder. William Edward Hickman, pale and worn, appears for arraignment with Kansas City attorney Jerome Walsh as officials seek delay to review the case before pleading.
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Central Europe faces 1.1 million armed forces in 1928
Vienna reports 300000 more men under arms than in 1914, with Poland 270000 Czechoslovakia 160000 Jugoslavia 120000 Romania 210000 Hungary Austria 75000. Total official forces in central Europe 835000 plus unofficial militias exceed 1500000, signaling enduring militarism and regional anxiety.
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Thanks for Christmas gifts in Greencastle
Mrs Curtis Lawrence of Fern expresses gratitude through the Herald to all Greencastle residents who aided in Christmas gifts for herself and her children.
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