Farm Marketing Supporters Win Victory In House
In Indiana the House adopted a committee report for the Murden Hall bill legalizing cooperative marketing associations amid delays and amendments. Opponents warned of competition impact, while anti Klans forces backed school funding measures and a state chiropractic board bill moved forward after heated debate. Senate clerical factions and religious issue tensions colored daily proceedings as tax bills advanced.
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Indianapolis
Ind
House of Representatives
Murden-Hall
Co-Operative Marketing Associations
Indiana
House Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Alldredge
Anderson
Martin
Logansport
Payne
Bloomington
Pell
Carbon
Sims
House
Batt
Nejdl
Strychnine Tablets Almost Fatal to Boy
Russell Southard the three year old son of Mr and Mrs Golie Southard of Sheridan is convalescing after a severe strychnine poisoning. He climbed to a medicine chest and took tablets unknown to his mother. A physician treated him quickly with emetics and other measures and he recovered within hours.
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Russell Southard
Golie Southard
Sheridan
State net meet in new building
Indianapolis January 23 local high school committee in charge of the sectional and state basketball tournament will use the Exposition building at the fairground for the Hoosier net feature. Seating capacity 14 000 with standing room for 6 000 and bleachers on the floor.
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Indianapolis
Fairground
Fred Gorman
Technical
Win My Friend Campaign at UB Youth Week
United Brethren church hosts a Win My Friend evangelistic week with services each evening next week except Saturday. Youth members lead sessions. the pastor speaks on opening and closing themes. the denomination emphasizes youth as life and hope, aiming to build faith and plan lifelong Christian work.
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United Brethren Church
Young Peoples
Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Colonial Theatre
The Mason Brothers stage production of Uncle Tom's Cabin opened at the Colonial Theatre in Lebanon with a matinee today. A downtown parade led by the show's band accompanied the event, featuring bloodhounds used in the performance, as the crowd watched the spectacle ahead of tonight's concluding show.
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Lebanon
Colonial Theatre
Mason Brothers
Indiana trustees fight for enumeration pay change
Indiana trustees protest a appellate court ruling that township trustees must take the enumeration of voters for congressional purposes without extra compensation. Remedial legislation is drafted to authorize assistants at $3 per day, to be paid by the county, with support from Senator English and the State Board of Accounts.
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Indiana
Alva D. Swope
Indiana Trustees’ Association
Swope
Indianapolis
English
Kokomo
Cour
Marion County
O. K
State Board of Accounts
Huber Rites At 2 P M Saturday
Funeral services for Paul Huber who died yesterday at U S Veterans Hospital Marion Indiana will be held Saturday at 2 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Joly Huber 818 North Meridian Street conducted by Rev Homer P Ivey pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church Burial will be in the I C O F cemetery at Jamestown
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Paul Huber
UU. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Marion
Indiana
Joly Huber
North Meridian Street
Homer P. Ivey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jamestown
Fire damages Darlington residence of Mrs Bolser
Firefighters battled a blaze that destroyed the entire roof of Mrs Malissa Bolser's residence in Darlington yesterday. Sparks from a defective flue are believed to have started the fire, with about 2000 dollars of top-floor damage and insurance coverage noted.
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Malissa Bolser
Darlington
Miners Live in Tents in Kanawha Strike Colony
Charlestown WVa Jan 23 Five thousand striking miners and families remain camped in canvas tents in the Kanawha coal district enduring winter with limited rations of bread salt pork potatoes and cabbage. Union officials report relief will continue until spring while authorities claim wages offered are fair and workers may return to work if they accept the scale.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Kanawha
Acta
Psiga
Congress committees take up diverse bills and nominations
Senate panels hear Gulf to Great Lakes waterway issues and tax bureau inquiry. Agricultural panel weighs Packers markets control while Warren nomination advances in judiciary subcommittee. Interstate Commerce reviews railroad loan interest reductions as House debates appropriations and long haul measures. Buildings grounds and Indian investigations continue. ABA incorporation bill eyed by judiciary panel.
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Senate
The
Waterways Committee
Couzens Committee
Internal Revenue Bureau
Agricultural Committee
Judiciary
Warren
Interstate Commerce Committee
State, Commerce, Labor and Justice Departments
Military
Public Buildings and Grounds
Judiciary Committee
American Bar Association
Trial of John Smith for dynamite fishing opens in Boone
The State accuses John Smith of using dynamite in Sugar Creek near Thorntown last summer. Trial in Boone circuit court began this morning with a two day schedule and a jury of ten including Frank Lawler and Charles Davis.
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John Smith
Torial
Boone
Ig Poli
Smith
Sugar Creek
Thorntown
Frank Lawler
Charles C. Davis
Clifford
Ernest Sample
Ed M. Henderson
Daniel Ooher
Guernsey Ice Cream Garners Praise at Farm Party
Officials from Ladogan Canning Company praised Guernsey Milk and Ice Cream Company for its high quality at a Boone county farmers party. Guernsey supplied the ice cream, prompting a contract for several tubs to Ladoga for a similar event for Montgomery county farmers.
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Guernsey Milk and Ice Cream Company
Ladogan Canning Company
Boone County
Guernsey Company
Ladoga Company
Ladoga
Montemery County
Appreciation of Music Talk by Indiana Educator
Arnold Spencer of Indianapolis spoke before the Magazine Club at Mrs. Lester F. Jones home on North Meridian. He outlined how to appreciate music and discussed music in schools, praising Lebanon’s supervisor Miss Mary Stevers and the Week of Music contest. He urged forming a city school band with local support, noting success of Indiana bands and university benefits. refreshments were served by Mrs. Ben Cousins. guests included Mrs. Guy Davis and Mrs. Roy C. Swank.
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Arnold Spencer
Indianapolis
Magazine Club
Lester F. Jones
North Meridian Street
Spencer
Mary Stevers
Lebanon
Indiana
Arnold
Jones
Ben Coomis
Guy Davis
Roy C. Swank
Child Welfare Topic Colorfully Addressed by WCTU Group
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the Methodist church with good attendance. They voted to send cakes and candy to Fort Benjamin Harrison soldiers for Valentine’s. Mrs. Malinda Fuller opened the program on Child Welfare, with readings by Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Reatha Henderson. Mrs. Keith Kirby presented two readings and a piano solo by Miss Blanche Dinsmore closed the program.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Malinda Fuller
Tracy
Reatha Henderson
Keith Kirby
Blanche Dinsmore
Obituary: Mrs Elizabeth Catherine Miller Dies at Witham Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Catherine Miller died at 9 45 am today at Witham hospital after a twelve week illness of complications. She was born February 18 1877 and married Charles E Miller at Anderson on March 27 1898. Survived by husband two sons Pearl E and George E one daughter Hazel Irene three brothers George Wagner Lebanon William Wagner Marion Henry Wagner Marks Miss and a sister, with active church affiliations and community service.
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Elizabeth Catherine Miller
Witham Hospital
North
Jameson Street
Miller
Charles E. Miller
Anderson
Pearl E
George E
Hazel Irene
George Wagner
Lebanon
William Wagner
Marion
Henry Wagner
Marks
First Christian Church
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 2
First Baptist Church
Cabinet post candidate list narrows for agriculture
President Coolidge has narrowed the field for secretary of agriculture from over 200 to about six leading contenders. Among them are former governors Carey of Wyoming Campbell of Montana Meritt of California Fields of Oklahoma Tabor of Ohio and Bailey of Kansas. The final choice may differ but these names head the field as policy shifts toward marketing and distribution rather than production.
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Washington
Coolidge
Carey
Wyoming
Thomas J. Campbell
Montana
Ralph P. Meritt
California
John J. Fields
Oklahoma
Louis J. Tabor
Ohio
Willis J. Bailey
Kansas
Railway President's Private Car Robbed
In Independence fifty miles north of New Orleans a thief boarded the Illinois Central president C H Markham's private car and stole a suitcase with clothing and personal belongings. Markham was asleep as the robber entered the car. the train had left New Orleans and authorities search for the thief.
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New Orleans
C. H. Markham
Illinois Central Railroad
Independence
Here
Markham
District Meeting of Pythians at Kirklin
Ninth district Pythians met at Kirklin for the annual session stressing fraternalism and backing a state Pythian home. Next year’s meeting is set for Thorntown. Also from Charleston West Virginia two children died in a fire that destroyed two homes and a grocery at Cheleyan Genevieve Massey 17 and John Wilson 10 were the victims.
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Pythians
Kirklin
West Virginia
Pythiam
Thorntown
Charleston
W.av
Cheleyan
Here
Genevieve
John Wilson
Wm. Massey
Mrs Margaret Anderson at home on East Main street
Mrs Margaret Anderson is at her home on East Main street in a brief local note. The item notes her residence and location without further detail.
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Margaret Anderson
East Main Street
Religious education urged by Van Riper at Presbyterian meet
Paul Van Riper, superintendent of the city schools, urged church, home, and school cooperation to build a practical religious program for youth. He criticized overemphasis on reform and called for formation, obedience, and guidance from Christian men and women in schools. The talk led to a Brotherhood social hour and a fine Sunday school orchestra performance.
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Paul van Riper
Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church
Weston
Jieally
Bos
Lebanon
Lebanon Netters Travel to Lafayette for Key Match
Nine members of the Lebanon basketball squad plus Coach Schuler and assistant Guy Morrison left at 4:17 this afternoon via T H I E Traction for Lafayette to face West Lafayette tonight. Starters Havens Crain Harthdcks see Oscar Smith Zenor Wo Grater Joe Ashley will hit the floor. Schuler said the team is in better physical condition for the last two contests.
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Lebanon
Schuler
Guy Morrison
T.H. I. & E. Traction
Lafayette
Thorntown
Thorns
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Barker
Crosby
Penrod
Public Service Commission
Klan
New
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Terre Haute
Hawkins
Cincinnati
Morton B. Hawkins
Portland
Hawkins Company
Dayton
U. S
Exposition Hall
Huber
Frm
West Va
Congress
Guernsey
Secretary of Agriculture
van Riper
Netters
OT Lafayette
Westside Five
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