Minister Fishes Flock Pays Pine
Rev. Owen Knox of Anderson Indiana was fined for illegal fishing after naively lifting a fish hooked near a Webster Lake ice cut. The North Webster Methodist Church congregation reimbursed 24 dollars in fines and costs.
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Warsaw
Ind
INS
Owen Knox
Anderson
Indiana
North Webster
Justice of the Peace
A. T. Griffith
Webster Lake
Damel Durham
Durham
Fragmentary School Exhibit Schedule and Evening Program
Continuation A ward lists 25¢ entries with farm and home exhibit rules. Deadline is 10:00 A.M. The Evening Program includes 7:00 PM music by the orchestra, recitations by Margaret Jean Bain Bruce Mills Byrd Thelma Chaney and others, a song by the School Quartette, a Billy Boy performance, and a spelling contest with orchestra.
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Thelma Chaney
Billy Boy
Gertrude Watkins
Mildred White
Broo
Auto Collision at Crossing Cited Railway Negligence
Continuation reports injuries to head back and leg of a rider and his father when their automobile was struck at a crossing on October 6 at 4 40 in the afternoon. Placed negligence on the Railway Company for operating a car at high speed and failing to sound a whistle. Attorneys Hays Murphy for plaintiffs Corwin Gillen and Alfred Evans for defense.
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GéLober
Hays & Murphy
Plaints
Corwin
Gillen
Alfred Evens
Bale
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.
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Depauw
Board of Trustees of
DePauw University
Indianapolis
Thetas Clinch First in Final Coed Inter-House Meet
The Thetas won the final coed inter-house swimming meet held at Bowman Gymnasium on Monday, taking top honors in the event.
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Thetas
Bowman Gymnasium
Kappa Kappa Gamma Ranks Second in In-Town Contest
In afternoon events, Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority took second place while in-town students finished third, highlighting a close competition among campus groups.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
Smith Skips Jackson Day Dinner Upsets Democratic Pulse
Washington January 9 Gov Al Smith refuses to attend the Jackson Day Harmony dinner heightening focus on his rival William G McAdoo who has accepted a principal speaking spot Though McAdoo is not a 1928 nominee his remarks could sway party harmony and Next steps for the nominating race hang on his stance at the gathering
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Washington
INS
al Smith
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Democrats Are More Interested In What Mr. McAdoo
Smith
Congress
Marion Dedication for New $200000 High School Coliseum
Marion prepares to dedicate a new 200000 dollar high school coliseum and field house tonight with a 5500-seat gym, running track, stage, and community auditorium. A Marion vs Anderson basketball game and numerous state officials will attend.
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Marion
Anderson
Marion Giants
Brazil
Clinton Triumph Over Sullivan and Local Hoops Note
Friday brings a Clinton win over Sullivan in a one sided game while Brazil fears a tough match for the Cubs. Greencastle’s regional push meets criticism and fans debate attendance as Anderson sits on the bench. Wisconsin and Northwestern win Big Ten games, and school teams across the area face schedule uncertainties.
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Sullivan
Brazil
Cubs
Greencastle
Mary Beth
Bedford Mail
Elwood
Tiger Cubs
Vincennes
Anderson
Washington
Princeton
Tammany Governor's Succession Rumors Stir Party Fears
Rumors circulate about the possible succession of the Tammany Governor with many party leaders fearing a replay of 1924. The discussion mirrors concerns over leadership and potential shifts in influence within the organization.
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. She is a 1907 DePauw graduate, holds a master's from the University of Chicago, did postgraduate work at Columbia, and has many years of Indiana and Washington teaching experience.
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Huntington College
DePauw University
Miss Vandament
DePauw
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Indiana
Washington
DePauw Graduate Passenger Dies At Wheel In Night
A DePauw graduate died of apoplexy after being stricken while driving. He lay dead at the wheel of his car all night. Survived by widow Mrs. Cecil Chittenden, a Labor Department employee in Washington, two sons Dr. George Chittenden of Detroit and Ensign John Chittenden of the cruiser West Virginia, and a daughter Mrs. Cecil Burris of Newcastle.
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Labor Department
Washington
George Chittenden
Detroit
Mich
John Chittenden
United States
West Virginia
Cecil Burris
Newcastle
DePauw Primed for Cont est at Wabash Tonight
DePauw basketball coach Tubby Moffett directed a final workout as the Tigers prepare for the Wabash game at Crawfordsville tonight. The clash follows DePauw s decisive victory over Franklin and features lineup adjustments including Crawley at guard and Mountz at center.
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DePauw
Tubby Moffett
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Byram
Moffett
Crawley
Costello
Tiger
Mountz
Messersmith
Johnny Marshall
Vaughan
Wabash College
Little Giants
DePauw Graduate Found Dead in Automobile
Dr. Edgar W. Chittenden a 64 year old DePauw graduate and prominent Anderson resident was found dead in his automobile in the driveway of his home police said the former Indiana Insane Hospital trustee was the son of Dr. George Chittenden a pioneer physician.
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Anderson, Ind
Edgar W. Chittenden
George Chittenden
The
Indiana Insane Hospital
Jardine to Adopt Hands Off Policy in Farm Bill Fight
Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine will pursue a hands off stance in the McNary Haugen Farm Bill fight, signaling reliance on Coolidge veto lines. Rep Haugen says no agreement without removing the equalization fee, and Jardine declined to testify before the House Agriculture Committee. Hearings commence January 16 in the House and February 1 in the Senate.
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William E. Neal
International News Service
Washington
Jan
Secretary of Agriculture
William M. Jardine
Congress
Coolidge
McNary- Haugen
Jardine
Rep. Haugen
Iowa
House Agriculture Committee
Haugen
House Committee
Senate Committee
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
Kindergarten School Here May Be Started
A Kindergarten school for Green Castle looms as a possibility after the School Board approved Miss Mary Horne's petition to hold pre-school classes in the city. The board rented her a basement room in the City Library to conduct the sessions. Miss Horne, sister of Mrs. Roy Evens, lives on East Seminary Street and has had several years of experience.
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Mary Horne
CITY
Greencastle
Miss Horne
Roy Evens
East Seminary Street
DePauw Graduate Horne Leads Local Kindergarten Plan
Years of kindergarten experience at Union Mills and Attica underline Miss Horne’s proposal. Whether she continues her plan here depends on the number of children who apply for kindergarten study. She is a DePauw graduate.
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Union Mills
Attica
Horne
DePauw
Hiccoughs Victim Baffles Science In Nebraska Case
Falls City reports James Goldman aged 69 who suffered a hiccough attack on December 16 has drawn suggestions and cures from across the states. Doctors say such cases usually prove fatal within weeks though Goldman remains unusually vigorous while his diet remains fruit juice only.
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Neb
James Goldman
Goldman
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