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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1925

Page

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Fortune Thanks Contributors 10 Tornado Relief

Acknowledgement from William Fortune Indiana Red Cross for The Reporter's Tornado Relief Fund shows Lebanon and Boone county citizens donated 902.01 dollars for southern Indiana tornado victims amid a unified three state relief policy The Reporter notes additional contributions totaling 16 dollars will be sent to Fortune Tuesday and praises donor generosity and trust in the Red Cross administration.

William Fortune Indiana Red Cross Commission Mr. Pulliam Lebanon Boone County Lebanon Daily Reporter Missouri Ilinois Mr. Fortune Fortune

Wabash Glee Club Arrives For Colonial Theatre Concert

The Wabash College Glee Club arrived in Lebanon for an evening performance at the Colonial Theatre. Local actors George Cross and Illard Cartwright are noted members. The program includes the feature film The Goose Hangs High, and both attractions are offered for one price. Show opens at 7 15 p m.

Wabash College Glee Club Colonial Theatre Lebanon George Cross Illard Cartwright Colonial Management Glee Club

Miller Dies At Noon In City Home

William T. Miller, aged local resident, died at his North West street home today at 11 45 a m. An obituary will be published tomorrow with full details.

William T. Miller North West Street

Clyde Ramsey files divorce petition in Hamilton Court

Clyde Ramsey through attorney George Osborn of Sheridan files for divorce from Zartha Ramsey in Hamilton court. He, a Jolietville mechanic, cites temper and abandonment since their Aug 1922 marriage, noting she left home, refused meals, and took his shop truck late at night. they separated last week. Mrs Ramsey has not filed papers.

Clyde Ramsey George Osborn Sheridan Hamilton Zartha Ramsey Jolietville Clyde Ramsey

Sudden Death of Mrs A J Stewart Shock To Community

Katherine Julia Stewart wife of A J Stewart died suddenly at 6 am at her West North Street home after years of poor health due to diabetes. A Lebanon native with Indianapolis roots, she lived with her uncle A D McCormick before marrying March 16 1892. She was active in church and civic life in Lebanon and leaves husband son A V Stewart father David H Rammel sister Dayie Mitchell brothers Will J Rammel and Lew Rammel. Funeral at home Wednesday at 2 pm.

Katherine Julia Stewart A. J. Stewart West North Street Indianapolis David Rammel A. D. McCormick Indiana First Baptist Church Daughters of the American Revolution American Uerion A. V. Stewart David H. Rammel Dayie Mitchell Lebanon Will J. Rammel Kokomo Lew Rammel Decatur III

Three Killed in Florida Storm and Damage

Miami reports a violent wind storm near the city last night killed three and injured others. The storm caused about a million dollars in damage, centered near Hialeah where a new race course cost 1.5 million dollars. The White Bell Dairy, the state's largest, was demolished. Two perished there, and the storm also affected Little River, Biscayne Park, and Lemon City.

Miami Fla Here Hialeah White Hell Little River Ha Biscayne Park Lemonity

Dinner Visit Highlights Smith Family in Rensselaer Area

Dr and Mrs R E Smith and family from Rensselaer joined Mr and Mrs B L Sumpter and family for a Sunday gathering. Dr Smith returned to Rensselaer while Mrs Smith and the children remained longer with the Sumpters.

R. E. Smith Rensselaer Mary Miller Beulah Richey B. L. Sumpter

Motion to Quash Indictments Against J C Stephenson

Indianapolis April 6 A motion to dismiss indictments against J C Stephenson former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan of Indiana was made by Eph Inman his attorney at arraignment on charges of kidnapping and assaulting Miss Madge Oberholtzer The motion claimed the grand jury was improperly drawn biased and relied on illegal hearsay The judge referred the plea to the prosecutor and indicated a ruling before next date may be unlikely Stephenson appeared tense while Oberholtzer remained in a semi conscious state with physicians offering limited optimism about her recovery

Indianapolis J. C. Stephenson Ku Klux Klan Insana Eph Inman Stephenson Madge Oberholtzer Inman Ilegal Learsay Earl Gentry Earl Klenck Gentry Klenck Collins Ileas Remy Lea Tony State Bank of Thorntown Ralph Woody Mary L. Bowles Hiram Bowles Mary F. Edwards Carl H. Edwards Cora B. Snider Irving A. Snider Frank B. Hunter May Rei Emma Nealis Harlin Eulalia Leane Alvert D. Leane Mary V. Perkins William F. Perkins John Smith Martin Lind Jesse Phipps Rosannah Coney Lillian Thomas The Reliable Furniture & Carpe: Co Thite Gays Ora E. Cook Mable B. Bankert How A. Bankert Carleton M. Mc €Alloch Fred Cline Ben H. Thompson Francis Elzy William Maler Ee Insurance Association of Nilton County Federal Electric @o Virginia Graham Paper Co Lebanon Printing and Publishing Co

America to Enter Race Into Arctic

Washington reports America has entered a polar expedition to claim the far north between Alaska and the pole. With President Coolidge's approval, two naval amphibian planes will accompany Donald McMillan on a summer survey of the uncharted Arctic region. The goal is to plant the Stars and Stripes if a continent exists there. Norway already funds Captain Amundsen at Spitzbergen, while Russia is rumored to plan a similar venture. The United States cannot delay if it hopes to win this prize.

Washington America Alaska North Pole Coolidge Donald McMillant Polar Wastes United States One Norway Spitzenbergen Raald Amundsen Russia Pole

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Daisy Riley at West North Street

Miss Grace Neal hosted a Sunday dinner at her West North Street home in honor of Mrs Daisy Riley's birthday. Guests included Mrs Riley, Mr and Mrs Hare Bohanan, Mr and Mrs D S Whitaker, Rev and Mrs A E Cowley, and Russell Kauffman.

Grace Neal West North Street Daisy Riley Riley Hare Bohanan D. S. Whitaker A. E. Cowley Russell Kauffman

France considers voluntary loan plan to meet crisis

Paris April 6 Finance Minister DeMonzie presented a cabinet plan for voluntary contributions to ease the financial crisis and authorization for the Bank of France to issue four billion francs in new notes. The plan targets income from invested interests, excluding salary earners, with Parliament to vote tomorrow.

Paris DeMonzie Bank of France Alexandre Millerand Senate Department of the Seine Edouard Herriot Millerand Herriot France Mier Herriot

Rosen Sells General Store at Jamestown

W E Rosen who has run a Jamestown general store for five years sold the business to Frank Randle on Monday for a farm. Possession will be given June 1. Rosen said he is undecided about future plans and will take a long earned rest after the transfer.

W. E. Rosen Jamestown Frank Randle Rosen

Sterling Orchestra Program Praised By WFBM Report

Reports from WFBM note Indianapolis Merchants Heat and Light Co broadcast aired last Wednesday night guiding the Sterling Orchestra under conductor Cross was heard in New York City Chicago Boston and other large cities. The program is praised as among the station's best offerings.

WFBM

Dodson Suburban Home Destroyed by Fire

A Sunday morning blaze destroyed Edgar Dodson’s ten room dwelling northwest of the Methodist Children’s Home on West Camp street. Firemen fought the flames from Esplanade street but the house burned to the foundation, with only small portions of contents saved. Insurance on the contents was about 700 dollars. dwelling insurance was carried by Dodson. Community officials discussed fire protection for the nearby Methodist Home and planned to add main lines and plugs along Esplanade street.

Edgar Dodson J. G. Dodson West Camp Street Esplanade Dodson Esplanade Street Clarence Ridgway Water Works Company New Methodist

Thirty-One Seek City Offices In Upcoming Primary

Thirty-one candidates entered the city primary with Republicans leading 17 to 14 for Democrats. Late entrants included Zera Smith for mayor in a three way GOP race with Paul O. Tauer and Charles D. King. Democrats face a three way fight with E D Wright A P W Hooton and B F Pavey. Mrs Mary Hoy Garner Miss Helen Kern and Velma Smithson seek treasurer posts. Incumbent City Clerk William F Smith faces Robert W Roberts for the nomination. Six council races feature contests in each seat. Candidates may withdraw by April 15.

Wm. F. Smith Nen Zera ©. Smith Imhayor Paul O. Tauer Charles D. King Smith E D. Wright A. P. W. Hooton B. F. Pavey Hooton Mary Hoy Garner Helen Kern Velma Smithson William F. Smith Robert W. Roberts Roberts

Odd Fellows Hold Festivities Across Indiana for 106th Anniversary

Boone county Odd Fellows mark the 106th anniversary the week of April 20 to 26 with about 85,000 members participating in a statewide observance. Lodges nationwide join in nightly services as parades speeches and similar events are staged in many Indiana cities. Local buildings are decorated and on Sunday April 26 all lodges attend church in a body with special services in the afternoon and evening. Three work and open meetings for heads of the organization are planned.

Boone County Odd Fellows Order Indiana

Stewart Pleads Not Guilty in Boone County Murder

Edward Stewart, a colored man from Indianapolis, pleaded not guilty at arraignment in criminal court to the murder charge of Ralph N. Cunningham of Advance Boone county. Cunningham, who ran a seed and grain business, was killed February 12 with a heavy wrecking bar during a holdup attempt. trial date to be set.

Indianapolis Ind Edward Stewart Ralph N. Cunningham Advance Boone County Cunningham

Wanted at Once according to a Bee notice

A fragmented notice seeks an individual described as a person of interest. Details are limited but imply prompt contact with local authorities or the issuing office. The readable fragment hints at a missing person or serviceable warrant context from an unspecified region.

Lebanon High School Inter-Class Oratorical Contest Starts

The inter-class oratorical contest at Lebanon High School arouses strong interest. Students from multiple classes will compete in a series of public speaking events, with contests beginning soon and drawing large attendance.

Lebanon

School Public Speaking Contest Prepared For Winners

Keen competition is expected due to a large group of capable entrants. Mrs. Cora M. Doehleman heads the public speaking department and will coach the orators, while Principal W. L. Tatlock directs the contests. The aim is to arouse greater interest in public speaking.

Termine Cora M. Doehleman W. L. Tatlock

Car Turns Over on Ratsburgy Road Wreck Hurts Pair

A Ford sedan driven by DeMott overturned on Ratsburgy road about two and a half miles east of Lebanon Sunday morning. DeMott was unhurt but Jack Martin riding with him was slightly cut and bruised. The car skidded and landed upside down, top torn off and radiator and fenders damaged. taken to Johnson Moore garage for repairs.

DeMott Jack Martin Ratsburgy Road Lebanon Johnson-Moore

Memorial Day date kept by Rich Mountain Post

At a Saturday meeting Rich Mountain Post G A R voted unanimously to oppose changing the official memorial observance date from May 30. The report notes agitation in the state to move Decoration Day to May 31 due to Sunday conflicts and events like Indianapolis Speedway races. other posts have echoed the stance.

Rich Mountain Post T. R. Caldwell John T. Alexander Indianapolis Sierice

Court Convenes for April Term Heavy Docket

The Boone circuit court opens its April term before Judge Frank I Hutchinson with a 37 day calendar for jury trials and many small cases. Several divorces were dismissed and numerous cases set for trial from April 9 to May 9 across a mix of court and jury proceedings.

Frank I. Hutchinson Boone Circuit Court

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Lebanon and Eugene Pulliam Wabash Glee Club William T. Miller A. Stewart Florida D.C. Stephenson Arctic Sterling Stewart G. A. R. Post Ralph L. Jones Anna Jones William Faulkner Thomas Carp Nat B. Stall Rose Friedman Sol Cohen Rose Cohen George M. Belt Hubert L. Watts Rania Watts Flossie Dicks A. Dicks Raymond Davis John Cat James R Lilburn H
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