Immigrant Wave Cited as Source of Chicago Crime
Judge Frank P. Sadler told Lebanon Independent Chautauqua that immigration policies after the Civil War created colonies of foreign workers who influenced crime and elections in cities like Chicago. He argued the nation must build character and reform laws to control crime linked to immigrant groups and lax oversight.
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Evolution Trial Thwarts Quick Verdict in Dayton
Dayton Tenn July 11 The Scopes evolution trial nears a decisive stage as jury selection finishes amid heated debate over admitting scientific evidence. Prosecutors pledge to challenge expert testimony while defense eyes to present evolution experts to contest the legality of schooling.
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Entering on Era of Opportunity Miller Declares
Indianapolis banker and Democrat leader Dick Miller spoke at the Lebanon Rotary luncheon praising a return to individual responsibility in business. He predicted an era of great opportunity, optimistic about economic life, and urged citizens to act with courage and integrity. Miller lauded Lebanon as ideal, noting its blend of modern conveniences and country life. An Indianapolis Rotary group accompanied him for the visit.
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Gets Results With Poor Man's Paint
C D Daily at 608 West Pear street claims the most beautiful home in the city due to plain whitewash. He has spent spare moments this week painting every tree, building, post and fence with white magic, and numerous onlookers praise his brushwork and skill.
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Extension class opens at IU with sociology course
The Indiana University Extension class held its first session in Superintendent Hussey's office led by Dr. Streightoff. The four semester hours course counts toward AB degree or secondary licenses and asks new students to enroll July 17. Topics include What Is Democracy Social Progress and The Science of the Future. A Rural Education and Educational Psychology class will also be organized next week with fifteen pupils needed.
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Willoughby Seeks Permit for Frankfort Indianapolis Bus Line
Willis Kit garba filed a petition with the Public Service Commission asking for a permit to operate a bus line between Frankfort and Indianapolis via Lebanon and Traders Point. A hearing is set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday July 16 with Frank Wampler to conduct the proceeding.
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Race tensions flare in Detroit after shooting incident
Detroit July 11 a white boy was shot twice through the thigh by one of six black youths. The incident occurred in a barricaded house in a previously exclusive white neighborhood. The melee, the third and most serious in three weeks, was quelled by rapid police response.
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Chicago Klan parade calls for saloon closes in suburbs
About 2000 Ku Klux Klan adherents marched through Chicago's western suburbs in a motor cavalcade aimed at closing scores of saloons and vice resorts. There were no masks or regalia, and the event was described as a warning to the "vicious element" to leave. The parade moved from village to village with Klan leaders entering establishments to deliver ultimatums.
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Union Church Service Moves to Central Christian
The Sunday night service previously planned at the Presbyterian church will be held at Central Christian Church. Rev. Homer P. Ivey, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, will deliver the sermon.
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Better Than Before He Went To Prison
Petersburg, Indiana reports Mrs. Frank Pembleton receiving a 23 cent check for her husband’s prison earnings from Michigan City. The sum reflects part of a new state law imposing one to seven years for willful non support, with prison wages sent to the wife after board deductions.
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Thrillkiller to Face Trial in Nassau County
Phillip K. Knapp, an army deserter and scion of a Syracuse family, is to be presented to a special Nassau County grand jury on July 17. District Attorney Charles R. Weeks said he would convene the panel to consider sensational allegations that Knapp, a former Cornell and Columbia student, murdered taxi driver Luis Panella on July 4 in Mineola as part of a thrill seeking crime spree.
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Park Club to Meet Advance Here Sunday at Memorial Park
The Lebanon Park Club will play Advance In dependents at Memorial Park Sunday afternoon. The game starts at 2 30. Tracey Graham will pitch for the locals with Snails catching. Warmoth and Whiteman will form the Advance battery.
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Hoosiers Leaving for Gator State
Indianapolis July 10 Mayor Shank notes a southward exodus as 200 of 220 storage orders involve moving to Florida. He calls it a real trend with residents packing household goods for destinations in the grapefruit state amid growing migration.
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Local Bus Lines Granted Permits in Indiana
Indianapolis July 11 Seven teen motor bus lines received operating certificates from the state public service commission at a late Friday meeting. The Red White and Blue Safety Coach Co. was granted a beginner certificate to run Indianapolis to Lafayette via Thorntown and denied a line via Lebanon. Hiney Red Ball Bus Co. petitions on the same routes were continued, and the Red White and Blue Co. petition for a 90 days clause certificate between Indianapolis and Lafayette was denied.
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Saturday Concerts by Thaviu and Band Featured Twice
A Saturday program offers Thaviu and His Band at 3:00 PM with a stellar musical attraction. A 7:45 PM concert repeats the act featuring two concert soloists for enhanced performances.
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Lebanon 1925 Chautauqua Closes With Thavia Band Concert
The five day Lebanon 1925 Chautauqua winds down tonight with a concert by the Thavia Band led by A. F. Thavin. Soloists Miss Mary Jane Todd soprano Mr Misha Kushelevsky baritone and Master Samuel Thavin violinist headline a balanced program. Company officials expect a deficit this year but the Loar Independent Chautauqua will cover any shortfall under the contract with the local committee.
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Visiting Ancient Places Across England and Wales
Reverend Hardy Lamb tracks a summer tour through England and Wales with his family. He notes friendly Britons aiding travelers, odd motor misadventures, and visits to Chester, Shrewsbury, Colwyn Bay, Llandudno, and Hawarden Park near Gladstone's home.
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