Minister Fishes Flock Pays Fine
Rev. Owen Knox of Anderson Indiana, evangelist at a North Webster Methodist church revival, reimbursed by the congregation for a $24 fine and costs after being charged with illegal fishing. He reportedly watched ice cutting at Webster Lake, lifted a fishpole, and found a fish beneath an ice hole before deputy game warden arrested him.
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Warsaw
Ind
INS
Owen Knox
Anderson
Indiana
North Webster
Justice of the Peace
A. T. Griffith
Webster Lake
James Durham
Durham
School Fair Items and Exhibits Schedule Notice
Continuation A w urd 26e Best Angel Food Cake 1st The HY Sve 8rd 75e Mules Only one Exhibit from a Farm or Home in each Class All entries must be made by 10 00 A M Curios and Relics Melvin Mc Gaughey John Burks Evening Program 7 00 Music Orchestra Recitation Margaret Jean Bain M25 Recitation Bruce Mills Byrd 8530 Song Blue Heaven School Quartette G40 Recitation Thelma Chaney B150 Billy Boy Gertrude Watkins and Mildred White B100 Music Orchestra 8280 Spelling Contest Orchestra
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John Burks
Margaret Jean ‘Bain
Bruce Mills Byrd
Blue Heaven
Thelma Chaney
Billy Boy
Gertrude Watkins
Mildred White
Railway accident at crossing cites negligence charges
Continuation details injuries to head back and leg of a rider with his father when a car was struck at a crossing last October 6 at 3 40 in the after now. Negligence of the Railway Company in operating a car at high speed and failing to sound whistle or warning charged. Hays Murphy attorneys for plaintiffs Corwin Gillen Alfred Evans for defendants.
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Esfons
Hays & Murphy
the Plaints
Corwin
Gillen
Alfred Evans
Defend
DePauw Trustees Set Friday Meeting in Indianapolis
The DePauw University Board of Trustees will hold its semi annual meeting in Indianapolis on Friday, January 20, including discussions of university matters and governance.
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Depauw
Board of Trustees
DePauw University
Indianapolis
Thetas Take First in Coed Swimming Meet
The Thetas won the final coed inter house swimming meet held in Bowman gymnasium on Monday.
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Thetas
Bowman Gymnasium
Sorority Ranks Second as In-Town Students Take Third
The afternoon event saw Kappa Kappa Gamma finish in second place while in-town students earned third place.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Smith Declines Jackson Day Dinner Spotlight Shifts
Washington scene centers on William G. McAdoo as Gov. Al Smith refuses the Jackson Day Harmony dinner. McAdoo, not a 1928 candidate, is slated as a principal speaker and could influence party harmony and Smith's nomination chances. The event gathers thousands of Democratic leaders and ex-officials to assess assets and liabilities after the 1924 rout.
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Washington
INS
al Smith
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Smith
Congress
Marion to dedicate new 200000 high school coliseum
Marion will dedicate a new 200000 dollar high school coliseum and field house this evening with a 5500 seat gym. Notables from education and athletics across the state attend while a Marion versus Anderson basketball game highlights the program.
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Marion
Anderson
Marion Giants
Tammany Governor’s Likely Fate Doubts Roil Party Leaders
A fragment suggests leaders fear the fate of 1924, with debate over the Tammany Governor’s possible resignation or replacement. The remark reflects unease within the party about its political future and leadership stability.
Vandament Joins DePauw Teaching Staff
Flora E. Vandament, former dean of women and English professor at Huntington College, is appointed to the DePauw education department. A 1907 DePauw graduate, she earned a master’s from the University of Chicago and did postgraduate work at Columbia. She has many years of Indiana and Washington school teaching experience.
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Huntington College
DePauw University
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DePauw
University of Chicago
Columbia University
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Washington
DePauw Grad Found Dead in Automobile
Anderson Indiana January 9 Dr Edgar W Chittenden 64 prominent resident and son of Dr George Chittenden pioneer physician and former Indiana Insane Hospital board member was found dead in his car in the driveway of his garage
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George Chittenden
Indiana Insane Hospital
DePaul Graduate Dies at Wheel from Apoplexy
A DePaul graduate was found dead at the wheel of his car from apoplexy after being stricken overnight. He leaves a widow Mrs Cecil Chittenden and two sons, Dr George Chittenden of Detroit and Ensign John Chittenden, US Navy, plus a daughter Mrs Cecil Burris of Newcastle.
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United States
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Cecil Burris
Newcastle
Jardine Adopts Hands Off Policy In McNary Haugen Fight
Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine will not press his farm program in the McNary Haugen dispute. Farm Relief backers see the move as backing Coolidge veto lines. Rep Haugen says equalization fee blocks agreement and Jardine declined to testify before the House committee. Hearings set to begin January 16 with Senate hearings starting February 1.
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Secretary of Agriculture
William M. Jardine
Congress
Coolidge
McNary- Haugen
Jardine
Rep. Haugen
Town
House Agriculture Committee
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House Committee
Senate
Bat Sinning
Prominent Indiana Banker Dies in Greensburg Office
Walter W. Bonner cashier of the Third National Bank of Greensburg and former president of the Indiana Bankers Association died suddenly in his Greensburg office yesterday morning.
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Walter W. Bonner
Third National Bank of
Greensburg
Indiana Bankers Association
DePauw Primed for Rivalry Clash at Wabash Tonight
DePauw and Wabash gear up for the annual basketball showdown in Crawfordsville after DePauw’s decisive win over Franklin. Coach Tubby Moffett reshuffles players, while Wabash Coach Vaughan tests a new lineup to halt a late losing streak and attract strong ticket support.
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Kindergarten School Here May Be Started Here
Green Castle may see a kindergarten opened after the School Board approved Miss Mary Horne’s petition to hold preschool classes in the city. The board agreed to rent a basement room at the City Library for the sessions.
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Mary Horne
CITY
Greencastle
Miss Horne
Roy Evens
East Seminary
Hiccough Victim Baffles Science In Nebraska Case
Peor! in every state have communicated with James Goldman aged 69 who suffered a hiccough attack on December 16 offering cures. Doctors remain baffled by his vitality as hiccough cases usually prove fatal within three weeks. Goldman is very weak and survives on fruit juice.
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Neb
James Goldman
Goldman
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