Boone County Farmers Help Win Great Cop Victory
Boone county Indiana farmers have signed up a large wheat pool, with about 0 bushels contracted, nearing the state quota. Ben Shera notes the drive is progressing, Boone County leading district signups and planning district directors, with 168 signers named and many more expected to join to secure forty percent of Indiana’s crop under contract.
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Boone County
Indiana
United States
Ben Shera
Wnship
Heente Committee
Inat
Pool
Shera
Boone County Farm Bureau
Appy
Putnam
Rush
Shelby
Ohnson
Hendricks
Jackama E
Bartholomew
Vermillion
Vigo
Clay
Sullivan
Knox
Daviess
Gibson
Dubois
Vanderburg
Ous
Boone ‘County
Oklahoma Association
Eyeisty
Roy Rust
L. W. Ross
A. W. Porter
J. H. Powell
R. H. Gates
Chas
C. Grews
Dan Honan
Canada
Ves
Aa Edrington
Ed S. Graham
J Black
Oscar Erp
J. W. Hammack
John T Jones
Spicelmier and
Hooton
Giles W. Trask
James J. Graham
H. M. Pointer
Val Riggins
Chas. E. Bruce
Hugh Beesley
L. M. Unger
C. C. Brown
E. T. Harris
John M. Crawford
Roy Randall
C. E. Maze
Arthur.m. Shera
J. F. Jackson
Glen Ra Ray
P. Whorley
Clair Leeke
James M. Sering
Johnson
J. O Johnson
Anes Dale
Artie M Bailey
James 6
W. V. Duff
C. Peabody
John P. Wysong
J.§. Jett
Hassell E. Schenck
Elmer Dinsmore
J. A. Woodard
F. M.dinsmore
W. H. Swope
J. F. Dinsmore
Guy Neptune
Paul Whitely
Joseph D. Lewis
Edward Bender
Hillery Owen
N.B. Acton
Russell Morrow
Geo. Haffner
Elza Marsh
Leonard Carr
Earl Jack
Be Sie
B. Hine
Ca ‘Ting
Emaith
Rush Smith
I West
We A. Conrad Ae
Routh
New Duliulin
C. Snyder
Dwain Mc.Kinsey
T. M. Pederson
Lawrence Aerson
J. C. Vance
Rufus
Death Penalty Sought Against Leopold and Loeb
Chicago June 8 two crimes for which the death penalty was to be outlined to the grand jury today to indict Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb, heirs to millions, for kidnaping and murder of Robert Franks. The brilliant University students confessed planning to commit a “different adventure” for nine months, then kidnapped and killed Franks for the thrill.
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Chicago
Nathan E. Leopold Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Cook County
Machiavellian
Kenwood
Robert Franks
Loeb
Leopold
Murderers’ Row
Crowe
Illinois
Mondell Named Permanent Chairman Of Republican Convention
Cleveland Jame Mondell Wyoming former Republican floor leader in the House and now with a Finance Corporation is chosen as permanent chairman of the Republican national conventions. William N Butler announces Mondell's selection and Coolidge campaign manager is to chair the Republican committee next week. Charles B Warren Michigan ambassador to Mexico will chair the resolutions committee en route to the U S.
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Cleveland
Jame
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
House of Representage
Finance Corporation
Mondell
William N. Butler
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Republican National Committee
Otler
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Mexico
Resolutions Committee
Warren
United States
Mexico City
Bisheys Return Home After Visit with Richey
Mr and Mrs Victor Bishey went back to their Chicav reesie home following a visit with Miss innie Richey in a brief local social note.
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Victor Bishey
Chicavreesie
Innie Richey
Mrs Ellis Price Visits Ill Daughter In Indianapolis
Mrs Ellis Price of Indianapolis has returned home after spending several days at the bedside of her daughter Mrs Chester Jackson who is ill at her home on North street.
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Ellis Price
Indianapolis
Chester Jackson
North Street
Corner Stone of $65,000 Church Laid in Thorntown
The corner stone of the new $65,000 Presbyterian church at Thorntown was laid Monday afternoon in ceremonies before hundreds. Dr. J Ambrose Dunkel of Indianapolis gave the principal address, with Rev. Hardy Lamb and others assisting. The box contained church papers, local clippings, mission letters, and the Bible. The modern building, designed by Alfred Grindle, will seat 500 with a basement stage, social hall, kitchen, and dining room.
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Thorntown
J. Ambrose Dunkel
Indianapolis
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Hardy Lamb
Presbyterian Church of Lebanon
Crawfordsville
H. T. Crain
Frankfort
H. M. Campbell
Thorntown Presbyterian Church
Mr. Lamb
Dr. Crain
Ed Rose
F. B. Long
Lee Campbell
Lawrence Matthews
Vern McKinsey
First Presbyterian Church of
JF. M. Gault
Elat
West Africa
H. W. Ronald
First Presbyterian Church
Portland
Ind
Seatown Presbyterian
Lebanon
Thorntown Times
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis News
S. R. Carter
Mattie Matthews
Jennie Hester Craig
Billy K. Jaques
Mater
Moore
Alfred Grindle
Bloomington
W. Dunkin & Sons
Flora
Judge Hines to approve Eberwein report as Sheridan executor
Noblesville judge indicates plan to approve W J Eberwein of Sheridan as executor of Daniel Martin estate after a prolonged trial with objections to fees. Objections cited 1750 charged by executor and 1260 by attorney George Osborn, though seven witnesses testified the charges reasonable. Court has not ruled on objections. Martin estate regarded as among county’s largest.
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Eberwein
Osborn
Martin
Mrs H C Ulen Spends Week in Chicago
Mrs. H. C. Ulen is spending the week in Chicago visiting relatives and taking in city sights. She plans visits to local landmarks and meetings with friends during the stay.
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Mrs. H. C. Ulen
Chicago
Klan Women Sue Daisy Barr Over Robes and Funds
Marion Indiana report states Ku Klux Klan women sue evangelist Daisy Douglass Barr in Grant Superior Court seeking 5085 in one paragraph 40000 in another and an unknown amount in a third for robes sold and for an accounting of robes profits plus unremitted $1 membership fees for 40000 or more members. The suit notes Barr signed contracts to buy robes for the organization and that she moved from Indianapolis to Fairmount.
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Marion
Ind
Ku Klux Klan
Grant Superior
Daisy Douglass Barr
Plaintiff Corporation
State of
Arkansas
Little Rock
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
Minnesota
Barr
Fairmount
Indianapolis
Daisy Douglas Barr Retires From Klan Activities in Fairmount
Daisy Douglas Barr, known in Lebanon and Boone County, led revivals before joining the Klan promotion work. Reported statewide to have earned $600,000 from the Klan, she has retired to a palatial Fairmount home and given up Klan activities and evangelistic work.
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Daisy Douglas Barr
Lebanon
Boone County
Fairmount
Farm paper editor to speak by radio on country road
William G. Campbell, editor of Farm er's Guide Huntington Indiana, will deliver a talk titled Along the Country Road by radiophone from Westinghouse KYW Chicago from 7:00 to 7:30 p m Tuesday The talk is part of a KYW series under the American Farm Bureau Federation broadcasting each Tuesday and Friday through May and June Campbell is the first Indiana man in the program.
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William G. Campbell
Farmer’s Guide
Huntington
Ind
Wll
Westinghouse
KYW
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Campbell
Indiana
Damages Sought in Land Deal Suit In Boone Circuit
James D. Smith trustee of James Smith estate sues Thomas R. Snow in Boone Circuit Court for 2500 damages tied to a September 1 1923 contract to sell 60 acres in Harrison township for 6600 with a 100 note due January 1 1924 and 5600 cash. Snow allegedly refused to perform and paid nothing. Attorney Ernest R. Stewart for plaintiff.
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Boone Circuit
James D. Smith
James Smith
Thomas R. Snow
Harrison Township
Ernest R. Stewart
Accident Leaves Betty Crickenberger Gravely Ill
Miss Betty Crickenberger is in grave condition at St John’s hospital Anderson after a forehead fracture from a Friday automobile crash near Shannondale. Victim Laura Edwards, 62, of Anderson, was killed. Crickenberger’s status worsened Saturday and hospital officials could not determine her outcome. She was taken to Anderson by the Johnson-Lafollette ambulance of Thorntown.
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Betty Crickenberger
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Shannondale
Laura Edwards
Miss Crickenberger
Johnson-Lafollette
Thorntown
Rebels Besiege Albanian Cities in June Reports
Fragmentary dispatches from London indicate the revolution in Albania spreading as rebel troops surround Tirana Scutari and Durazzo in the north. About 1,000 government troops reportedly join rebels amid preparations for a decisive battle. The Danish discernment?
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London
Albania
Tirana
Scutari
Durazzo
Elias Bey Vrioni
S B Hill files suit for divorce from James C Hill
Isa B Hill of this city sues for divorce alleging desertion and failure to provide. married November 23 1895 separated March 1918. they own in entirety parts of lots 4 5 6 in Lees subdivision off out lots in Rose Harris and Longley's addition to Lebanon east of probable value 2500. she claims funds from her father's estate bought the realty. defendant has some record title but no money in the property. seeks divorce, appointment of a commissioner to convey, and alimony of 2. attorneys Rogers and Smith.
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Isa B. Hill
James C. Hill
Ovapiant
Lee
Rose
Harris
Longley
Lebanon
Rogers and Smith
Missing man found at parents' Mounts Run graves
John Thompson, a Sheridan area farmer, wandered away Thursday morning and was found Saturday at the Mounts Run cemetery between his parents' tombstones. Mentally unbalanced at times, he carried two razors but did not harm himself. He shaved his beard and hair, becoming scarcely recognizable, and is returning home improving though very nervous.
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John Thompson
Sheridan
Ray Swafford
Mounts Run
Mr. Thompson
W R C Delegates Headed to Frankfort State Event
Delegates from Rich Mountain Post 1 G A R travel from Lebanon to Frankfort for the state W R C convention linked to the G A R encampment. Local representatives include Mrs W A Kincaid and others. A flag presentation to Boy Scouts, a Clara Barton elm planting, and ritual demonstrations are on the schedule with a public reception and concerts by the Indianapolis Newsboys band.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Rich Mountain Post
Lebanon
Frankfort
W. A. Kincaid
Sherman Pollard
W. H. Moore
Bruce Abernathy
Mary Ketner
Boy Scouts
Court House
Clara Barton
Frank Corps
G. A. R. Post
Indianapolis Newsboys
Fhment Co’ No
North Meridian Street resurfacing bids open at Friday session
The city council will let the contract for resurfacing North Meridian Street at a special Friday night session. Bids from May 26 include asphalt and brick options. Ten day extension allowed for property owners to petition for brick, with a June 6 deadline. Rumors of a second petition circulate amid tense debate between asphalt and brick supporters.
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North Meridian Street
Annual Cradle Roll Day Observed at First Christian Church
The Missionary Society of the First Christian church plans a 2 o clock meeting at Mrs Elmer Thompson's home. Cradle Roll Day features a program including songs, a scripture reading by President Joe Thompson, leaflets, recitations by Jack and Jill, and duets by Lavern Harlan and Ruth Edna DeBard.
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Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Elmer Thompson
Joe Thompson
Tax cuts signed by Coolidge trim millions in US income burden
Washington reports a $360 million federal revenue reduction in the new tax law effective July 1, with a 25 percent cut in this year's income taxes and a planned 25 percent next year. The president criticized compromises and vowed to push to remove unsatisfactory provisions, while surtax scales and exemptions shift significantly, affecting families earning around $5000.
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Ury
I . Aalf
Daciuet
Congress
Mio Congress
Mellon
Coolidges Sta
Accident Report Aides Miss Agnes Jobe and Others
Miss Agnes Jobe of Westfield and Miss Mamie Thiswaite with Miss Dora of Sheridan were in a car in Noblesville. A broken axle caused the vehicle to collide with a farm wagon at a street corner, seriously injuring several occupants and a passenger named Ruth Enverage. Alfred Baker and the other driver were involved. details were incomplete due to garbled text.
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Agnes Jobe
Westfiel 'S
Noblesville
Larkin Stultz
Eagletown
Mamie Thiswaite
Dora
Sheridan
Ruth Enverage
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Boone Farmers
Grand Jury
Franks Boy Slayers
Thorntown Presbyterians
Daisy
Evangelist
Thomas Snow
S. B. Hill
W.R.C
N. Meridian Street
Law
Washington
Agnes Jobe Hui
Ford
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