Minister urges young folk to go to college
The Rev. Paul Judson Morris, pastor of Emerson Ave. Baptist Church, urged young people at a Sunday night service to pursue college education for self control and leadership. He warned against early specialization, praising a classical course and two-year survey before focusing on a discipline, and noted college graduates gain broader influence and personality.
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Paul Judson Morris
Emerson Ave. Baptist
Morris
Jesus of Nazareth
Dartmouth College
Beautiful Campus Plan for Earlham College
Harrison and Turnock Architects outline a $900000 five year campus expansion at Earlham College Richmond Indiana. New Lindley Hall costs 300000 housing literature and offices as the first building. a science block and observatory are planned with multiple future facilities including libraries dormitories gymnasiums and a stadium in a staged layout.
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Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Earlham
Middle West
Lindley Hall
Christian college promise of character and service
A speaker argues education should be judged by character building and personal development rather than salary. He urges students to seek a life of service and alignment with God's plan, saying Christian college courses help realize that ideal.
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American College
Unitarian Pastor Denounces Atonement as Superstition
Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks of All Souls Unitarian Church criticized the sacrificial atonement of Christ as a black ugly superstition in his Sunday sermon. He urged the church to bring good news and joy, declaring it can transmute sorrow into joy and death into victory.
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Frank S. C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Painleve Opens League Session In Geneva
Premier Paul Painleve of France opened the sixth League of Nations assembly in Geneva with delegates from 54 nations present. Great powers United States, Russia, and Germany were not represented. The meeting is expected to last at least a month and focus on admitting Germany and Turkey and on launching a security pact enforcing arbitration over war and crime.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Paul Painleve
France
League
United States
Russia
Germany
Turkey
Embezzling Alleged Trustee Faces Charge in Indiana
Affidavits allege Ira W. Place former Lincoln Township trustee embezzled 8000 dollars of state funds. Place disappeared after state auditors began reviewing his accounts in St Joseph County court records.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph
Ira W. Place
Lincoln Township
Place
State Board of Accounts
Officer Is Arrested In Gary Liquor Law Violation
Gary Indiana September 7 Steve Dubreja a jail turnkey and veteran officer is under arrest for selling liquor in violation of the state prohibition law.
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United Press
Gary
Ind
Steve Dubreja
First Labor Day Parade Began in 1882 in New York
A small band of Knights of Labor members held a general assembly parade in New York on the first Monday of September 1882 marking the birth of Labor Day. By 1884 a resolution by George R. Lloyd formalized the yearly parades and the holiday name. Colorado soon led the push for legal recognition.
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Knights of Labor
New York
George R. Lloyd
Workmen's
Colorado
Four Charges Against Ted Cox After Saturday Crash
Ted Cox of 1258 Oliver Ave is held on four charges including driving while intoxicated drunkenness assault and battery and driving on the left after his car hit a vehicle driven by Laurence Williams of Dayton Ohio at Kessler Blvd and Lebanon Rd John Dare of Dayton riding with Williams was injured Others injured include Mrs Joe Mosher Carmel Ind Mrs Mary Feyh 427 S Delaware St William Greene Louisville Ky Ritter Adams Louisville Ky Drivers arrested Pat Solomon Lincoln Hotel and John Heimberger Ft Harris on static report
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Oliver, Ave
Laurence Williams
Dayton
Ohio
Kessler Blvd
Lebanon Rd
John Dare
Williams
Joe Mosher
Carmel
Ind
Mary Feyh
S. Delaware St
William Greene
Louisville
Ritter Adams
Pat Solomon
Lincoln Hotel
John Heimberger
Ft. Harrison
Youth Fled After Auto Theft Arrest Attempt
Police hunted a juvenile suspect who escaped Patrolman Mural Pollock after a half mile chase in Highland Park. Two shots were fired by the officer as the youth fled toward Arsenal Ave and Washington St following alleged thefts of several autos.
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Mural Pollock
Pollock
Highland Park
Arsenal Ave
Washington St
Fire Causes No Loss at 169 West Forty Fourth Street
The Indianapolis fire department reports no loss at the home of J. T. Cabelston after a lightning strike Sunday night. Neighbors stated minimal interior damage.
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Indianapolis
J. T. Cabelston
W. Fortyfourth St
Predictions of interplanetary talk and world peace
Rev. Charles H. Gunsolus told a Spiritualist Church audience that within seventy-five years humans will communicate with seven inhabited planets and travel to other worlds. He forecast ongoing wars, India and China involved, a rise in culture, and Christ's second coming at that time.
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Charles H. Gunsolus
Spiritualist Church
India
Cha
Memorial to novelist Gene Stratton Porter organized
Friends and admirers of the late Gene Stratton Porter have formed a memorial association in Decatur Adams County to erect a memorial. Clifton Striker county school superintendent leads the group with Decatur Rotary Club and the Woman’s Club among supporters.
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Decatur
Ind
Gene Stratton-Porter
Adams County
Clifton Striker
Decatur Rotary Club
Woman's Club
Fiery 'Pit' Denounced by Dr Wicks on Good News
Dr Wicks condemns the fiery pit belief as dangerous and urges the church to be a bringer of good news, urging faith workers to emphasize positive salvation over fear. The sermon stresses outreach and compassionate instruction to followers and skeptics alike.
Wall ace Hibbits Dies in Muncie at 86 Pioneer and Milling Chief
Bl Timea Special MUNCIE Ind Sept 7 Wallace Hibbits 86 oldest resident and pioneer of Muncie died after a weeklong illness. He built and led the Hibbits Milling Company the second roller mill in Indiana He retired from business in 1918.
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Muncie
Ind
Wallace Hibbits
Hibbits Milling Company
Irwin Dies Drowns. Will Leaves Most To Daughter
Dr Albert I Irwin, Goshen physician and Republican mayoral candidate, drowned in Lake Wawasee. He left most of his $100000 estate to his daughter Helen O Irwin of New York.
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Goshen
Ind
Albert I. Irwin
Lake Wawasee
Helen O. Irwin
New York
Farmers Work at Night in Moonlit Corn Fields
Silver Lake Indiana reports farmers in north central Indiana work through moonlit nights to manage their corn fields as harvest pressure grows and weather cooperates. The scene reflects rural effort and community routines during the growing season.
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Timea
Silver Lake
Ind
Indiana
Missing men prompt police search for two locals
Police are seeking Carl Selzer, 37, of 2613 West Tenth Street missing since Tuesday. They are also looking for George McLaughlin, 25, of 917 North Alabama Street missing since Saturday.
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Carl Selzer
Tenth St
George McLaughlin
Alabama St
Butler Collegian Goes Daily With Term Start
The Butler College Collegian will become a daily newspaper starting September 14, marking the paper’s fortieth year. Indianapolis firms will advertise. Eugene Clifford is named editor with Horace Storer Douglas Perry and Dorothy Stephenson as associates. Professor Birdsong and Dr. Robert Judson Aley will represent the faculty.
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Eugene Clifford
Butler College Collegian
Henry B. Birdsong
Collegian
Idianapolis
Birdsong
Robert Judson Aley
Horace Storer
Douglas Perry
Dorothy Stephenson
Six bondsmen freed on vagrancy charges after arrest
Six professional bondsmen and one bondswoman are at liberty today on $5,000 bonds after being arrested Saturday by Lieut. O. Hudson and a squad on vagrancy charges. Police say they were congregating at police headquarters soliciting prisoners who were brought in.
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Liberty
O. Hudson
Veterans of Battery L to hold 1926 reunion in Indianapolis
Veterans of Battery L, 3rd United States heavy artillery who served in the Spanish American War will hold their 1926 reunion in Indianapolis. The city was chosen Saturday by delegates from fifteen states at the Severin. Officers were to be selected today.
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United States Heavy Artillery
Indianapolis
the Severin
G A R tag day to fund assembly room project
One hundred fifty workers will join a evergreen tag day Saturday conducted by the G A R to raise funds for an assembly room at the G A R home located at 512 N Illinois St.
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