Bonds fixed at $10 600 in Muncie mayor case
Muncie Indiana June 26 bond for Mayor Rollin H Bunch signed by local businessmen George Klein and Alfred Davis. Prosecuting attorney Horace G Murphy and Dr. Rollin H Bunch were arrested on charges tied to swindler operations alleged to have netted at least 235000. U S marshal Mark Storen took them into custody amid a federal probe that has named thirteen men and implicated others still at large.
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Muncie
Ind
Bunch
George Klein
Alfred Davis
Ralph Ault
Henry Keller
Murphy
Horace G. Murphy
Delaware County
Rollin H. Bunch
Mark Storen
United States
Indiana
Federal Grand Jury
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Indianapolis
Indiana clubs enroll over twenty seven thousand youth
Twenty seven thousand four hundred seventy nine boys and girls are members of clubs in Indiana per the semi annual report by state leader Z M Smith. The network covers home garden pig corn sewing baking and more with specific membership rules and acreage or animal requirements for each club.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Z. M. Smith
Liment
Club Dairies on Cost and Time in Youth Projects
Members keep an accurate record of cost of production and time spent on the projects. Club work in the state shows a high degree of organization which aims to interest the boys and girls in practical work and develop them for future farmers and home makers.
Ten to Fifteen Cent Drop in Hog Prices
Hog prices moved downward by 10 to 15 cents with sales around 21.25 to 21.45. Local packers bought 6,000 outsiders, 2,000 others. arrivals totaled 9,500 hogs, 1,400 cattle, 700 calves and 200 sheep. Cattle remained strong, calves weak, and lambs rose by 1 dollar.
French Girl Finds Lieut in Paris
A French girl detained in New York by emigration authorities arrived to join her fiancé. She says a local man promised marriage but failed to marry her as planned, prompting the inquiry.
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New York
Paris in Town Not Involved in French Girl’s Case
Leontine Bourieau a French girl held by New York emigration officers alleged Lieut Wilbur Paris of Maple Heights promised marriage if she came to the United States but found him already wed. Red Cross officials in New York notified Dr Walter McGaughey in Indianapolis who confirmed Paris married Miss Elliott of Coatesville on June 18.
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Leontine Bourieau
New York
Wilbur Paris
Maple Heights
Paris
Red Cross
Lieut. Paris
Walter McGaughey
Former Crown Prince Escapes and Returns Home
Paris reports Frederick William Hohenzollern, the former German crown prince, fled Holland and reached Germany. The escape stirs peace conference observers who see potential links to German military plans aimed at complicating the treaty.
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Paris
Frederick William Hohengollern
Holland
Germany
Frederick William
Hays Stirs Up Trouble in League Harmony Row
Republican National Chairman causes splits by attempting to obtain harmony in League of Nations dispute provoking contention and party friction.
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Hays
League OF Nations
Hays Faces Senate Split Over League as Knots Tighten
Washington reports Republican National Committee chairman Will Hays drives a three faction split in the Senate over the peace treaty, with radical opponents seeking a stand and others urging ratification. Root’s plan shifts balance as Lodge and Borah leadership weigh reservations while Knox seeks action before July first.
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Washington
Will H Hays
Republican National Committee
Senate
League of Nations
Hays
Lodge
Penrose
Elihu Root
New York
Hayes
Borah
Johnson
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Tors Borah
McCormick
United States
Il Am
Knox
Swanson
Kennedy and Miss Dickson Wed in Indianapolis Ceremony
Jack Kennedy of Greencastle and Miss Alice Dickson of Quenemo Kansas wed Wednesday at 11 in the second Presbyterian church Indianapolis with Mrs E B Evans as sole witness. Dickson a trained nurse cared for Kennedy after Canadian service. The couple will live with Mrs Evans on West Walnut street. Fred Lancaster reports the sale of a 195 acre Greencastle area farm near the Parke Putnam line to Asa Burkett for a specified price.
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Greencastle
Jack Kennedy
Alice Dickson
Quenemo
Kans
Second Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
O'Dell
BE. B. Evans
Evans
Dickson
State of
Kansas
Kennedy
France
Unite States
Topeka
Miss Dickson
E. B. Evans
West Walnut Street
Fred Lancaster
Parke-Putnam County Line
Asa Burkett
Alpha O Sorority Heads National Convention Events
A four hour lawn party hosted by Misses Lucille and Vera Kelley on East Anderson Street welcomed over 200 Alpha O delegates in honor of the national convention. The day included a group photo at Bowman gymnasium and memorial services in the Alvord rooms for two deceased DePauw members.
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Lucille and
Vera Kelley
C. A. Kelley
East Anderson Street
DePauw
Alpha 0
Bowman Gymnasium
Alvord
Margaret Bennett
Greencastle
Gladys Whittinger
Indianapolis
DePauw University
Rho
Northwestern University
Stele Stern Perry
Alpha O
Bernard College
New York
Rector Hall
Zeis son serves as page. Greencastle sees heavy rain
James Zeis, in Washington as a House of Representatives page, reports high prices but adequate meals and affinity for Greencastle. A sudden gully washer floods Greencastle’s public square briefly. Julius Sudranski buys Mrs Schoppel’s Jackson Poplar property for 4000 dollars. Fred Hixon family to move in. Edith McFarland ill with mumps. Nancy Sigler, 91, dies at county home. funeral Friday at Dunkard cemetery led by Rev. Armstrong.
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Charles F. Zeis
James
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Capitol City
Jimmie
Greencastle
G. C
Julius Sudranski
Nancy A. Sigler
Dunkard
Rev. Armstrong
College Avenue Prayer Meeting Tonight
The College Avenue church will hold a outdoor prayer service at 7 PM at Mrs. Ostrom's home replacing the church. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets at 4 PM for a business session and hosts a 6 PM picnic supper on the Ostrom lawn before the joint program and prayer service. All W F M S members families and church friends are invited.
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College Avenue Church
Henry Ostrom
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Ostrom
Wayfarer pageant set for Methodist Centenary
Nelban Newitt will sing the dramatic lyric soprano solo in The Wayfarer as part of Columbus Methodist Centenary events. Henry Herbert and Blanche Yurka lead speaking parts with Viola Lis as soloist. The pageant occurs June 20 to July 13 on the Coliseum stage at the exposition grounds seating 8 000. About 1 00 costumed characters and a seated chorus of 1 000 are planned.
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Nelban Newitt
Columbus
Henry Herbert
Blanche Yurka
Viola B'Lis
America
Exposition Grounds
Olen
Peace mission to arrive in Versailles Saturday
An unofficial source says a peace mission will reach Versailles on Saturday morning to address confusion over the current situation. The report notes the arrival time but is unverified.
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Versailles
Peace talks uncertain as Germany may sign Saturday
Paris reports unofficial sources say a treaty signing could occur at 3 PM Saturday at Versailles with Hermann Mueller and other German officials likely present. Berlin has not confirmed and an official word is still lacking. a German delegation dispute may prompt a Berlin ultimatum and possible occupation by Marshal Foch.
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Berlin
Herr Mueller
von Haimhausen
Premiee Clemenceau
Germany
Marshal Foch
Hans
Council of Four
Scapa Flow
League of Nations
Clemenceau
Poland
Posen
East
West Prussia
Marriages Highlight Local Nuptials in Indiana Homes
In a Wednesday ceremony at Charles D. Aughinbaugh's home one mile south of Manhattan, Miss Ethel Wanda Aughinbaugh wed Prof. Samuel R. Rinkard of Broad Ripple Ind. The couple, with about forty attendees, plan a bright future as Rinkard becomes Hopewell schools superintendent next year.
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Charles D. Aughinbaugh
Samuel Rinkard
Broad Ripple
Ind
Ethel Wanda Aughinbaugh
Samuel R. Rinkard
Levi Marshall
Manhattan
Rinkard
Hopewell
Marriage License for Mundy and Davie in Cloverdale
Velma Clara Mundy aged 21 daughter of Harry and Mrs Mundy of Cloverdale plans to wed Bruce Albert Davie aged 50 son of James and Mrs Davie. The notice records a marriage license issued to the couple.
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Levi Marshall
Bruce Albert Doyle
Judson
Ind
Velma Clara Mundy
Cloverdale
Guion Station
Harry Mundy
Bruce Albert Davie
James
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United States Grand Jury
Roy Abrams
Walter Albaugh
Oakland
Houck Brothers
Kitel
Bernice Craig
Chicago
DePauw Music School
Miss Craig
School of Music
Wnepe
Mrs. C. A. Kelley
Earl J. Hinton
George W. Hinton
Eileen Cammack
HERA
Public Square
Washington Street
Court House
C. C. Gautier
College Avenue
Seloist
Wayfarer
WROD
Paul Dutasta
Haniel von Haimhausen
Hermann Mueller
Herr Geisherts
Herr Leinert
von Haimhause
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