Boys Conference Opens At Marion With National Leaders
Delegations of boys from northern Indiana cities gather in Marion for a three day Christian Citizenship Older Boys Conference. More than 600 boys registered. Mayor Daniels turns over the city keys at the banquet with C. C. Robinson of New York as principal speaker. Marion leaders J. C. Brunk O. M. Bronson W. F. Mellis H. F. Kallenberg and Lt. J. H. Henderson attend as organizers. The event includes a parade led by the Marion Boys Band and town representatives with colors and cheer leaders.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana
Junior Chamber of Commerce
G. R. Daniels
C. C. Robinson
New York
Cneer
J. C. Brunk
Ligonier
O. M. Bronson
W. F. Mellis
H. F. Kallenberg
Chicago
J. H. Henderson
Culver
Indianapolis Man Arrested on Perjury Charge
Blaine Fritch of Indianapolis was arrested in Rushville on perjury charges after testimony as a prosecuting witness in a case against Fred Clevenger. He allegedly altered his testimony since his sworn statement of November 7 and accused Prosecutor Stevens of involvement in an alleged frameup to convict Clevenger.
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Rushville
Ind
Blaine Fritch
Alabama &J
Indianapolis
Fred Clevenger
Fritch
Stevens
Clevenger
Telephone lineman awarded Theodore N. Vail medal
Otis Payne of Indiana Bell Telephone Company Washington Indiana received a Theodore N. Vail memorial medal for notable public service. The firefighter risked his life to save a coworker who touched a high tension circuit by climbing a pole and breaking the live line.
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Washington
Ind
Otis Payne
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Theodore N. Vail
Bell System
Payne
No Women on Jury Panel Lawyers Object Cass County
Attorneys for Glenn Moore charge that jury commissioners omitted women from the current panel in Cass County. Moore, accused of fatally shooting Israel Hughes after a car collision during a summer altercation, faced trial scheduled for Monday.
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Cass County
Timea
Logansport
Ind
Glenn Moore
Israel Hughes
Cass
Moore
Hughes
Two Die and Three Hurt as Interurban Hits Car at Lydick
In South Bend Indiana on December 2, an automobile carrying Mr and Mrs Charles Reese of Climax Michigan their eight year old daughter and Mr and Mrs Fred Zeck of New Carlisle was struck by a South Bend Michigan City interurban at Lydick. The Reese couple were killed and the others seriously injured.
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Timesee Eee
South Bend
Ind
Ana Charles Reese
Climax
Mich
Fred Zeck
New Carlisle
Michigan City
Lydick
Aged jurist resigns from Cass County probate court
Loganport Indiana December 2 Judge George W Fender aged 82 resigned after fifteen years presiding over Cass County Probate Court citing failing health He began practicing law in 1888 keeping long career in the judiciary and bar
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Logansport
Ind
George W. Fender
Cass County
Protate
Fender
Fate of subsidy hangs in balance in Senate
United Press reports a Senate vote split on the ship subsidy bill. Five undecided votes will determine passage or defeat, with most Democrats opposing and Republicans from farm states and two remaining progressives needing to join to block or pass the measure.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Mid-West
Congress
United Press Today
Chamber
Ransdell and
Broussard
Louisiana
Borah
Brookhart
Capper
Norris
France
Maryland
Michigan
Wisconsin Governor calls for repeal of tax secrecy clause
Governor John J. Blaine of Wisconsin urged repeal of the secrecy clause in the federal income tax law at a progressive conference in Washington. He argued that public tax returns would expose millionaire tax dodgers, faulted Secretary Mellon for not pursuing large offenders as vigorously as smaller ones, and said a tax return should be an open covenant with the government.
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United Press
Washington
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Progressive Conference
Blaine
Treasury
Mellon
State funeral for late Rep James R Mann of Illinois
Washington December 2 Highest honors were to be paid to the memory of the late Representative James R Mann of Illinois in funeral services at two o clock in the House of Representatives President Harding probably will attend The services will be the first of the kind at the Capitol since the death of former Speaker Champ Clark of Missouri two years ago
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United Press
Washington
James R. Mann
Illinois
House of Representatives
Harding
Capitol
Champ Clark
Missouri
Brother Fells Man With Iron Bar in Bedford Death
Forest D. Mayo, 35, died at Dunn Memorial Hospital in Bedford Ind after being struck with an iron bar by his brother Everett Mayo a week earlier. The blow followed a dispute over a joke, and Mayo died from a fractured skull.
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Bedford
Ind
Forest D. Mayo
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Everett Mayo
Two Columbus Women Injured In Auto Accidents
Two Columbus women sustained injuries in separate crashes on Friday. Miss Florence Kremer fell from a running board and is believed to have a concussion. Mrs. Henry Nolting was hurt when her car left the road and rolled over a twenty foot embankment.
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Times
Columbus
Ind
Florence Kremer
Henry Nolting
Two Hunters Wounded in Anderson Farm Incident
In Anderson Indiana on Friday Everett West 36 suffered severe facial burns when his shotgun exploded Morley Peart received a wound to the right side as the shotgun he carried discharged while crawling through a fence.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
Everett West
Morley Peart
James A. Owen dies at 86 in Noblesville
James A. Owen 86 of Noblesville Ind died at home Friday. A Civil War veteran he served one term as Hamilton County sheriff and was father of John Owen who managed Senator James B. Watsons campaign two years ago.
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Bobbie
James
Noblesville
Ind
James A. Owen
Hamilton County
John Owen
James B. Watson
Ninth annual wild game dinner closes hunt in Columbus
More than 300 Ogilville tribe of Red Men and their wives attended the two day hunt concluding with a banquet in Columbus Indiana. Rabbits quails and opposums bagged by the hunters were served at the dinner.
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Columbus
Ind
Ogilville
River Jordan Brook Name Origin At Indiana University
David Starr Jordan explains the naming of the brook through the Indiana University campus as River Jordan and notes the meadow across was named Jordan. A mouse halts a Monon train near Wanatah by gnawing insulation on wires affecting interlocking signals. A South Bend sport writer is teased as Notre Dame or Tiernan story. Indiana women cited as arousing romantic pursuits in large numbers. Carpenter Charles Anderson faces bigamy charges in Chicago after marrying Edna Hooper in Crown Point. he had received many love letters from Indiana women, with wealthier assets sparking more interest.
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Jordan River
Indiana University
David Starr Jordan
Jordan
Robert Burns
Wanatah
Lake County
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Indianapolis
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
South Bend
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Charles Anderson
Chicago
Shrek
Anderson
Edna Hooper
Crown Point
Question sanity of law professor in Chicago case
Chicago December 2 Judge Frank H. Righermer ordered Prof John P Tiernan to the Psychopathic Hospital after the South Bend paternity case. Tiernan claimed his wife’s child was Harry Poulin’s son and said he loves Mrs Brimmer amid plans for a lecture tour billed as Professor Tiernan on Emotion.
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United Press
Chicago
John P. Tiernan
South Bend
Frank H. Righermer
Tiernan
Harry Poulin
Francis Putaska
Brimmer
Professor Tiernan
Man Shot At Dance In Lawrenceburg Involved Farmers
Wallace M. Sullivan a 37 year old tobacco grower was shot during a scuffle over a revolver owned by D Voorhees Edwards 24 a farmer at a barn dance near Lawrenceburg Indiana. Both men say the shooting was accidental and Edwards was later released from custody by the sheriff.
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Times
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Wallace M. Sullivan
D. Voorhees Edwards
Edwards
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