Minister Arrested for Having Five Wives
A report from Kansas City notes a minister accused of maintaining five wives amid coverage of the International Sunday School Convention in Omaha. The piece highlights leaders from Boston University and Ohio State, and the merger of the Sunday School Council with the International Sunday School Association as they push unified religious education across North America.
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Ansas City
H. August Smith
Boston University
de the
Sunday School Council
Joac
Reul Education
Canada
C. W. Warmingham
Bos University
International Sunday Association
C. W. Thom
Ohio State Univer
Buffalo
Agra
Northerica
Frauds Linked to Bigamy Suspect Arrests Reported
Los Angeles arrest follows cross country Pinkerton pursuit over embezzlement and multiple marriages. Rev Donald Stewart, a Presbyterian minister, faces New York bigamy charges and alleged wives across Indianapolis Boston Wilmington and Dundee Lake. Mrs Ethel Turner Osbaldeston also detained as an aide in the scheme.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Donald Stewnart
Sierra Madre
Iar
Ethel Turner Oswaldeston
Stewart
Pittsburgh
Scotland
Boston
Indianapolis
New York
Detroit
Browne
Maude Hendricks
Hayward
California
Ind
Donald D. Stewart
Moss
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Aetna Saving and Trust Company
Pinkerton
Bertha Ellen Grannis
Ethel M. Turner
Osbaldeston NY
Mary Mitchell
Wilmington
Del
Norma Ehrenseller
Dundee Lake
N. J
Jail Completed Prompts Court House Plans In 1825 County Meeting
The January 3 1825 session of the county board of justices led by George W. Hopkins settled 1824 1823 accounts with Samuel Bryan and John Hopkins, granted liquor and tavern licenses, exonerated poll taxes for Revolutionary soldiers, and formed a committee to draft plans and estimate costs for a new court house after approving a completed jail. The jail near the current court house site was accepted, and a court house committee consisting of Robert Church George W. Hopkins and Zachariah Gartin was appointed with a report due January 14.
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George W. Hopkins
Robert Church
G. W. Hopkins
Washington
James Donnell
Griffey Griffiths
Fugit
Jonathan McCarty
Edward Tanner
Adams
Zachariah Gartin
Dillard Drake
Sandcreek
Samuel Bryan
John Hopkins
Bryan
Hopkins
John Jamison
Justus Rich
Milton H. Wiliams
Jared Chapman
Arthur Major
John Gullion
Hugh Montgomery
John Evans
William O. Ross
Dilliard Drake
H. H. Talbot
John BR. Potter
Samuel Heaton
David Johnson
Porté
Heuston
Court House
Man Faces Charge After Confronting Girl in Cellar
New York report outlines a case where Sabalino Szordonano, 17, allegedly confronted a girl in a cellar. Jamas Meighan, 62, was hacked to death by the infuriated father who confessed it was to defend the family name.
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New York
Sabalino Szordonano
Jose
Jian
Jamas Meighan
Eighan
Erdenano
Suse
Szordenano
Meivhan
Knights of St John Convention See Large Parade
Mr and Mrs A J Habig who lend support to the Knights of St John in Cleveland report a grand parade with 5090 armed Knights and fifteen bands. Stars and Stripes waved everywhere. County Superintendent Crawley left for Terre Haute to attend a state convention and will return tomorrow.
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A. J. Habig
Knights of
St. John Avention
Cleveland
Rful
Habig
Crawley
Terre Haute
Three Corydon Bank Officials Sentenced in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis, Judge Anderson imposed three year terms on Corydon National Bank officials George W. Applegate B. S. Applegate and Wilson E. Cook for violating Federal banking laws. Applegate testified guilty after a jury verdict. the others pleaded guilty. They received $20,000 bonds and were allowed to delay reporting to federal prison in Atlanta until July 3.
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Indianapolis
Corydon National Bank
Anderson
U.S. District Court
George W. Applegate
B. S. Applegate
Wilson E. Cook
George Appl Zate
Atlanta
George Applegate
Ben Applegate
James A. Boad
Attendants to Oldenburg Play by 1922 Academy Class
A number from here will attend the class play at Oldenburg this evening presented by the 1922 class of the Academy of the Immaculate Conception. Graduation exercises follow tomorrow at nine o'clock with Bishop Chartrand of Indianapolis presiding and Prof. Kery of the Washington, D. C. Catholic college delivering the address.
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Oldenburg
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Chartrand
Indianapolis
Kery
Washine Con
D. C
Catholi College
Bartlett Embezzlement Trial Heads To Jury
State of Indiana versus 9 L Bartlett former president of Indiana Oil Refining Company goes to the jury after morning testimony and closing arguments. Prosecutor Archie Connor outlines $15000 in receipts with $6451.58 unaccounted. defense contends transactions were regular and Bartlett entitled to fees. Judge rules on instructions and cites embezzlement penalty of two to fourteen years.
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State of
Indiana
L. Bartlett
Indiana Oil Refining Company
Archie Connor
Bartholomew County
Bartlett
Long
Columbus
Coyne
Holcomb
Ilea
Pollin Turner
Edward M. White
Attorney General’s Office
Hunt for women with titian hair in Ward case
Police launch a hunt for two women with red and black hair linked to the Ward blackmail killing as the White Plains grand jury investigates the Stronge Ward case. They probe Ward’s uptown Manhattan apartment kept last July and the alleged influence of a blackmail gang on his finances. Thomas House reports new bird dog pups arriving at his Westport home.
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New York
Walter S. Ward
White Plains
Deerer
Stronge Ward
Ward
Manhattan
Staements
Floods Kill Hundreds in San Salvador Disaster
Cablegrams to the Red Cross from Washington report hundreds dead after floods swept San Salvador on June 14, leaving the city in ruins. The American Legion notes the catastrophe is greater than early reports indicated while Red Cross officials say reports remain meager.
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Washington
Salvador
Red Cross
San Salvador
American Legion
Capper calls Weeks to resign over Ohio remarks
Kansas Senator Capper volleys criticism at Secretary Weeks in Topeka Daily Capital statement. He likens Weeks to a nineteenth century figure for condemning popular government and primary and prohibition laws, urging the president to request Weeks' resignation amid alleged revivalist support in primaries.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weeks
Senator Capper
Capper
Western Reserve Univesity
Ohio
Ohio University
Sapper
Eagles 10 Play Batesville Team At Eagles Park
Local fans anticipate a Sunday baseball game at Eagles park against Batesville. The Greensburg club hopes to repeat last defeat’s shutout, while Batesville brings a strong home crowd and a keen rivalry. Miss Ardery Miner of Indianapolis is visiting Milford.
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Eagles Park
Batesville
Brookville
Batesville Crew
Greensburg
Eagles
Miss Ardery Miner
Indianapolis
Milford
Where to Go in Greensburg Tonight
Regular weekly events listed for Greensburg include prayer services at Flks Haymakers and K of P Theatre, plus shows at South Side Theatre.
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Greensburg
K. of P
South Side Theatre
Weather forecast for Indiana winds toward fair skies
Indiana forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with warmer readings on Thursday especially in the northern portion. Overnight low temperatures and daytime highs are not specified in the readable text.
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Indiana
Federation of Women Push Federal Marriage Law Ban Elopements
At Chautauqua New York the Federation of Women's Clubs pressed a national marriage law proposal. They seek repeal of state statutes and a federal rule requiring parental consent for under 18s and under 21s, with two weeks’ publication, medical examinations, and closed divorce hearings for cruelty desertion infidelity and drunkenness. Fifteen hundred delegates from 50,000 clubs attend.
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Carl Victor Little
United Press
Chautauqua
N. Y
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Genevieve Parkhurst
Congress
Parkhurst
America
Federation
Thomas Winter
Minneapalis
Atendance
Vacation Bible School Planned at Greensburg Baptist
A two week daily program for children ages four to 14 will run at Greensburg Baptist Church starting next Monday. Craft work Bible study and various activities fill the schedule including worship memory drills character stories and singing with flag salutes and benediction at the end of each day.
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Greensburg
Bible Story Review
America
Jesus
Beveridge to Speak at Union Services Sunday
Albert J. Beveridge Republican senator candidate for Indiana will address the union services Sunday night to open the summer series at the Methodist church He will also speak at a Sunday school rally in Clarksburg The Bible as Good Literature is the topic He is noted as a Bible scholar and classics student
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Methodist Church
Clarksburg
Beveridge
Slump in June Weddings Reported by County Clerk
Cupid trails last year as June licenses fall. County Clerk Robert McKay issued seven marriage licenses so far this month versus seventeen in June 1921, with twenty four licenses for the entire June last year.
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Cupid
Robert McKay
K. of C. baseball to face Batesville Orioles
The K. of C. nine travel to Batesville to meet the Orioles at Liberty park next Sunday. J. Nieman will pitch for the K. of C. with Fred Nieman catching. Knights fans plan to travel to support their team as Batesville aims to avenge a Hillsdale loss. Game slated for 2:30 p.m.
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K. of C
Batesville
Orioles
Liberty Park
Knights
Hillsdale
J. Nieman
Fred Nieman
Knidits
Baptists Back from Meeting
The Rev. I. C. Overman, pastor, returned from the northern Baptists convention in Indianapolis with Mr and Mrs Herbert West and children. Anna Connolly of Indianapolis accompanied them for a Greensburg visit. Overman praised the convention and its delegates with spirited debate over a written creed, noting his liberal views without siding with extremists.
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I. C. Overman
Indianapolis
Convention of Northern Baptists
Herbert West
Anna Connelly
Wilburn murder case poised for jury verdict
Charles Town W Va June 21 The taking of evidence in the Rev J E Wilburne murder case likely to end today as the state exhausts rebuttal witnesses led by Major Td B Davis in charge of martial in Ming o county The defense has rested and a jury verdict could come tonight or tomorrow with the state expected to prove the miners were aggressors and the Wilban party acted with malice in the deputy Gore killings
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Charles Town
W. Va
J. E. Wilburne
Td. B. Davis
Mingo County
Blair
Wilban Party
John C. Gore
Wheat Crop Cut Fast by Two Binders
W. E. Jackson near town completed cutting 200 acres of wheat with two binders in four days. Paul Gregory and Emma Elder operated the machines, cutting 60 acres yesterday and the rest today.
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W. E. Jackson
Paul Gregory
Emma Elder
Mary Walker on Honor Roll at Commencement
Miss Gertrude Walker travels to Indianapolis for a technical high school graduation tomorrow evening. Her niece Miss Mary Walker has been on the honor roll for two months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Walker former residents of this city.
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Gertrude Walker
Indianapolis
The
Technical High School
Mary Walker
Mary
Harry Walker
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Federal Penitentiary
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Westport
Cable
Easles Park
Vacation Bible School
Institute For Children
Greensburg Baptist Church
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Baptists
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