Camp Knox Dance Lifts Camp Spirit At Regimental Ball
At Camp Knox Kentucky a regimental dance hosted by Chaplain Griffin drew one hundred Louisville girls as guests for soldiers of the 63rd Brigade and 138th and 139th regiments. The event followed a brigade review on Roosevelt Ridge before General Robert Tyndall. Lebanon Battery impressed with strong NCO leadership and drill. Surprises included a Frisco Argentine dance by Billy Byers and a notable Hot Mamma Hop.
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63Rd
Lebanon
John Fishback
Indianapolis
Roosevelt Ridge
Robert Tyndall
Tyndall
Louisville
Gullion
Hawkins
Billy Byers
Lieuterman Schuler
Albert Brown
Irl McDaniel
Lowell Moore
Donald Sanford
Outstanding feature surprises readers on page seven
The fragment hints at a standout feature that captivated attention, described as perhaps the surprise of the issue and noted as continuing on page seven.
Special Music at Nazarene Church Revival
A ladies' quartet will sing at the Nazarene Church service in Brazil Indiana tonight with Rev. Mr. Garrison delivering the sermon from Romans 5 20. Evangelist Albert J. Schocke addressed last night on Sin and Grace while Mr and Mrs Lester Eakins of Warrington Indiana arrive Tuesday to assist in the revival. Mrs Schocke and the Eakins couple performed solos last night and will sing at each service this week.
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Nazarene Church
Garrison
The
Nazarene Church of
Brazil
Ind
Lester Eakins
Warrington
Indiana
Albert J. Schocke
Schocke
Eakins Garrison
Schoke
Eakins
Paul E Brenton Admitted to Riley Hospital
A petition for admission of Paul E Brenton aged 12 to Riley Hospital Indianapolis has been filed and approved in Boone circuit court.
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Paul E. Brenton
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Boone Circuit Court
Beech Grove Faces Crisis as Board Members Resign
Indianapolis Aug. 10 A serious crisis hit Beech Grove as two town board members resigned to seek authority from the Public Service Commission to operate a bus line between Indianapolis and Grove. The remaining member, William Ticon, cannot form a quorum to act on the resignations, halting tax levy decisions and other town business while a workaround is sought.
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Indianapolis
Beech Grove
Public Service Commission
Grove
William Ticon
Ticon
Hussey Receives Gift From County Education Board
John S. Hussey is honored at Boone County Board of Education session marking his last day as county schools superintendent. Henry Ashley presents a Masonic ring on behalf of the board. C C Caplinger lauds Hussey’s work. New superintendent Caplinger succeeds him.
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Boone County Board of Education
John S. Hussey
Henry Ashley
Hussey
C. C. Caplinger
Boone County
Caplinger
Jesse Phillipps
Harvey Studio
Will Hull
Phillippi
Indianapolis
Boone County Schools
E. M. Servies
Robbery at Road Six Stand Near Royalton
Ernest Stoee, owner of the soft drink and fruit stand near the Chambers farm two miles north of Royalton Boone county, was robbed by five young men just after 11 PM. Four approached with guns demanding the day's receipts about $1 in currency. the fifth remained in a car and sped off as Stoee fired an empty bottle toward the robbers, narrowly missing the windshield.
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Lebanon
Indianapolis
Ernest Stoee
Chambers Farm
Royalton
Boone County
Action on State Route Six Wins Warm Approval
Lake Wawasee Indiana August 8 General rejoicing among motorists from Indianapolis to Chicago over Boone county commissioners and county council appropriation for the Route Six right of way through the northeast part of the county. People from Gary Lafayette Hammond praise the action predicting a paved road from Indianapolis to Chicago in a year or two. Route Six will be the shortest highway between Indianapolis and Chicago and will serve as a shortcut to Cincinnati the Southland and Florida. The action is hailed as benefiting the American motor public and Boone county residents. Continued on page two.
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Lake Wawasee
Ind
Indianapolis
Chicago
Boone County Commissioners
County Council
Gary
Boone County
Lafayette
Hammond
Cincinnati
Southland
Florida
North Central
Northwest
Anon
Lebanon
Raulston Attacks Darrow at Bryan Memorial Service
Judge John T. Raulston ridiculed Clarence Darrow as an agnostic defense counsel during a sermon at the Bryan memorial services in Chicago. He praised William Jennings Bryan and criticized Darrow, denying evolution and arguing for a personal, praying God. The crowd widely cheered and mobbed him afterwards.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
John T. Raulston
Dayton
Tenn
Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Raulston
Great Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Tenness
Eve
Mangled hand from accidental shotgun discharge near Lirton
Gilbert Morrison, a farmer, suffered severe hand mangling and buckshot wounds to chest and leg when a shotgun discharged during a squirrel hunting trip near a ravine outside Crawfordsville. He was treated at Culver Union Hospital by Dr. H A Kinnaman. the doctor described the injury as very painful but not serious. Morrison said he released the gun to slide it to a companion, but the trigger caught.
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Gilbert Morrison
Lirton
Morrison
Culver Union Hospital
Crawfordsville
H. A. Kinnaman
Wisling
Miss Dorothy Partner Returns from Midwest Visit
Miss Dorothy Partner has returned from a several days visit with friends and relatives in Franklin and Indianapolis.
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Franklin
Indianapolis
Kirklin Men Leave on Tour of the East
Horace Stevenson of Kirklin and his sons John and Charles Stevenson with Rowe Myers left Saturday for a two week outing to Washington D C and other East points. John Stevenson is postmaster and during the absence Truman Stowers will serve as deputy.
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Horace Stevenson
Kirklin
John and
Charles Stevenson
Rowe Myers
Washington, D. C
East
John Stevenson
Truman Stowers
Father slays escort in protest over daughter dating
Chicago August 10 Robert Killian 29 died from bullets fired by John Gascola father of Muriel Gascola 23 who opposed her dating. Muriel had the escort stop near her home when Gascola appeared and shot Killian three times. Gascola and Muriel are in police custody with the father claiming moonshine drove him to frenzy.
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Chicago
Robert Killian
Killian
Murial Gascola
Muriel
John Gascola
Gascola
George Haywood Dies in Lafayette Funeral Soon
George Haywood, former Lafayette Journal publisher and one term postmaster, died Sunday. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow in Lafayette, Ind, with services to honor his career as attorney and newspaper publisher.
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Lafayette
Ind
George Haywood
Lafayette Journal
Mary gives up Cinderella role for try at the movies
Mary Spas, dubbed modern Cinderella, leaves her foster father and heads for Hollywood after a court dispute over her age. Browning, who financed many outfits, says 21 makes her age too old. Mary departs with a movie agent, while Browning urges caution. Public welfare official plans talks over Dorothy Sunshine custody with Mrs. Anna St John of Rye.
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Mary
Cinderella
Cindrella
Browning
Dunnet Cottage
Bird S. Coler
Public Welfare
Anna St. John
Rye
N. Y
Dorothy Sunshine
Popcorn Stand Destroyed by Fire at Lebanon and Main
A popcorn stand owned by Mrs May Routh son John Vernon and D C Thompson was destroyed by fire Saturday night at the Lebanon Main corner. Thompson operating the stand had bought the outfit last week and his first sale attempt occurred as gasoline leaked from the machine ignited by a match. The apparatus valued at about 300 dollars was completely ruined with no insurance and only about 2 dollars in corn sold.
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May Routh
John Vernon
D. C. Thompson
Lebanon
Main Streets
Thompson
Grossing Crash Kills Two In Indianapolis
Two Indianapolis men died and a third was badly hurt when a Union Traction interurban car struck an auto near the city limits. Albert Kercheval Cassius Wright died. George Wright Cassius’s brother was injured. Motormen were charged but released. details uncertain.
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Indianapolis
Union Traction Interurban
Noblesville
Albert Kercheval
Cassius Wright
Geo. Wright
Interurban
George Wright
BE. Anthony
Gavin Stewart
Cor
Daylight Auto Thief Takes New Overland
A late model 1925 Overland touring car owned by Charles Badgley of the Art Wall Paper Shop on South East street was stolen Saturday afternoon about 3 o clock from the north side of the Methodist church on East South street. Police report no trace of the thief or vehicle three hours after the loss.
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Charles Badgley
Art Wall
South East Street
East South Street
Belgium Opens Talks to Fund War Debt with U S
Belgium begins negotiations with the American debt commission over funding the 480 million dollar Belgian war credit. Secretary Mellon says talks are narrowly focused on Belgium's capacity to pay and require congressional approval. Britain has already funded its debt and France and Italy may follow soon.
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Belgium
Washington
Baron DeCartier DeMarchienne
American Debt Commission
United States
Mellon
Amicabbe
Little Kingdom
Congress
Great Britain
France
Italy
Victim Goldie Lowry Dies In Wet Road Skid
Mrs. Goldie H. Lowry, 24, longtime operator at the local telephone exchange, died after a car skidded from the wet pavement on Highway Six near Royalton Sunday. Her husband John Lowry and driver Wayne Ashley survived. Ashley was unhurt. The accident occurred as the trio headed toward Indianapolis in a Ford sedan amid heavy rain. Lowry died at Williams hospital after the crash. The couple, Lebanon residents, had married in 1924 and left behind siblings and a father Richard Emmert. The body was taken to the family home on West Noble Street for funeral arrangements at St. John’s Church and Oak Hill Cemetery pending services.
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Goldie H. Lowry
Sanday
John Lowry
Wayne Ashley
Royalton
Th Williams Hospital
Ace
Lowry
Ndianapolis
Young 2Y
Low
Ashley
T ’ Ige
Askey
Wry
Crawfordsville
March
Richard
Julia Wright Emmert
Lebanon
Inon Telephone Company
West: Mar
Wdist Episcopal Church of
Oaides
Rufus
Oak Hill Cemetery
Scott Takes Up Prison Routine at State Hospital
Russell Scott, the former Canadian millionaire convicted and sentenced to hang for murder, has begun life at the State Hospital for the Criminally Insane in Chester Illinois. He arrived from East St. Louis under guard and was placed in a private cell for his first night. Scott declared his sanity and said he would prove his innocence.
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State Hospital
Chester
Russell Scott
Joseph Maurer
State Institution
Scott
East St. Louis
Stubblefield
Master Johnnie Fuinder Visits Grandparents Visit
Master Johnnie Fuinder has a cooperative visit with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H W Arnold during a family gathering. The child is accompanied by his parents and shared photos show a cheerful reunion at the Arnold residence.
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Johnnie Fuinder
Colle
H. W. Arnold
Calumet Oasis To Go Dry Officials Pledge
Gary Indiana Aug 10 Calumet City Ill pledges to enforce prohibition as a dry town. Mayor Jaranowski announced plans to revoke licenses of noncompliant soft drink parlors. Only State Line street remains with future enforcement across the Calumet district.
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Gary
Ind
Calumet City
Ill
Indiana
Calumet District
Illinois
Calumet Cit
Jaranowski
State Line
Hammondiana
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County Education Board
Road Six
Joe
Ping Fleer
Lizton
New York
Mary Spas
Edward W. Browning
Heigres
Richard S. Newsombe
Robert H. Nnet
Fee
FATA
U. S
Poldie H. Lowry
Calumet Oasis
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