Old Man Quits Klan and Officals Accused
Indianapolis June 19 ex grand dragon D C Stephenson resigns from the Ku Klux Klan but vows no more Kluxing under Georgia banner. He cites Imperial Wizard Evans and Goodrich plot against Watson to aid McAdoo, warns of Cleveland threat and political maneuvering within the party.
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Indianapolis
D. C
Evans
Cleveland
Associated Press
Milton Elrod
Goodrich
Stephenson
Watson
James P. Goodrich
Bushman Hall
Wizard Evans
William Gibbs McAdoo
Jim Goodrih
Walter Bossert
Senator Watson
Messenger Boy
Bossert
Jim Goodrich
Wizard
Roy Bossert
Es Democrats
McAdoo
North
Georgia
Bos Ge
Slick Jim
Sherman
Sea
Substitute crops offered for unplanted Boone county cornfields
Boone county farmers, facing many unplanted or replanted corn acres in 1924, are urged to consider substitute crops. Sorghum, particularly Early Amber, Orange, Red Top, and Gooseneck varieties, can be grown for hay or silage with specific planting rates and harvest timing. Millet, including broom corn and foxtail types, offers late-summer sowing and hay potential. Sudan grass, new to the belt, behaves like sorghum and can be sown broadcast or drilled with multiple cuttings under favorable weather conditions.
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Boone County
Acre
Sudan
First Baptist Church to Hold Vacation Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church opens Monday June 23 and runs through July 11. It aims to treat the Bible as a vital modern text, offering lessons tied to daily life, with activities for children ages four to fourteen to learn by doing.
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First Baptist Church
Chautauqua heads to discuss Lebanon event plans
The directors officers and members of all committees for the 1924 Lebanon Chautauqua hold an important meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Hall tonight at 7:30 to discuss plans. All others interested in an independent chautauqua are invited to attend.
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Lebanon
Chamber of Commerce
Local visit features Allen and Farris with Loose family
Robert Allen arrived with Mrs. Jean Allen of Long Beach California for an extended visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Loose southeast of town. Dr Farris of Virginia is also a guest at the Loose home.
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Robert Allen
Jean Allen
Long Beach
Calif
Frank Loose
Dr. Farris
Virginia
Loose
Ralston reception hours moved to afternoon at Alen Country Club
A Lebanon public reception for Senator Samuel Ralston shifts from night to a three to five oclock time Tuesday June 24 at Alen Country Club to suit farmers and families. The event will be informal with free auto service from the courthouse square and ample parking guidance to manage expected large crowds. Rickety phrasing corrected from OCR.
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Wits
Samuel Ralston
Alen Country Club
Senator Ralston
Henry C. Ulen
Lester Jones
Lebanon
Mgrit
Country Club
Boone County
Ralston
Ulen
Court House Square
Pleasant View Sunday Services Reported Strong Rural Church
Pleasant View church near Dover is rising as a popular rural congregation in Jefferson township. A Sunday school meets at 10:00 a.m. weekly while preaching occurs every other Sunday morning and evening, with Junior Missionary Society and Bible study alternating Sundays. Next Sunday features Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and a lecture at 11:00 a.m. on The Hidden Mystery, a topic tied to Scripture from Genesis to Revelations.
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Pleasant. View
Dover
Jefferson Township
Junior Missionary Society
Two Men Fined in Squire Roberts Court for Intoxication
Arthur Lea and Roy Likens were fined 11.65 dollars each in Squire Roberts court on a charge of public intoxication. They were arrested by Chief Budd and Officer E.
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Squire’s Court
Arthur Lea
Roy Likens
Squire Roberts
Budd
Wedding of Margaret Flaningam to Ernest Stewart in Lebanon
Miss Margaret Flaningam and Ernest Stewart wed last evening at 8 15 in Lebanon. Attended by family and friends, the ceremony featured a pink and white peony setting, dainty choral music, and a Van Dyke ring rite. The couple plans a brief honeymoon before settling at 318 East Washington Street. Stewart, a Lebanon attorney, is city attorney.
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Margaret Flaningam
John Flaningam
East Washington Street
Ernest Stewart
Lebanon
Miss Flaningam
Mr. Stewart
J. J. Frank Laughner
Whitestown
Ccie Higgins
Cadman
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Hardy Lamb
Presbyterian Church
van Dyke
Elizabeth
Daisyers
Stewart
Mar
Lebanon High School
E. C. Gullion Law Office
Resent
Y Fi
Boone County Democratic Central Committee Guests
Out of town guests included Nora Flaningam of Lafayette Ruth Boieoea Henan Mrs J Joe Laughner Whitestown Ratia Hampton Darlington and Meredith Burgin Bloomington participate in committee event with local officials and attendees.
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Boone County
Democratic Central Committee
Nora Flaningam
Lafayette
Ruth Boieoea
Henan
J. Joe Laughner
Whitestown
Ratia Hampton
Darlington
Meredith Burgin
Bloomington
Picnic for Carriers of The Reporter and The News
Carriers from The Reporter and The Indianapolis News will hold an all day picnic Sunday June 22 in a woods three miles south of Lebanon. Activities include games, a noon basket dinner, and a 230 p m baseball game against Frankfort Evening News carriers. Lebanon lineup lists Miller to Cunningham with three subs. departure 845 a m return 530 p m supervised by Glenn Eaton.
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Indianapolis News
Lebanon
Devon Hanlon
James Darnall
James Irvine
Lester Whitley
Glenn Eaton
Work of Rovene Youkey praised at DePauw
Rev Thornburg of Grace M. E. church Kokomo Indiana received a letter from Prof Ogg Greencastle praising Rovene Youkey for excellent work in church and school while attending DePauw University Grace church should be very proud to have her as a member Miss Yonkey was a former Lebanon resident and active local M E Church member
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Thornburg
Grace M. &. Church
Kokomo
Ind
Ogg
Greencastle
Rovene Youkey
Depauw University
Grace Church
Miss Yonkey
Lebanon
M. E. Church
Mrs Glendenning and Bassett Spend Day in Indianapolis
Mrs David Glendenning and Mrs Harold Bassett are spending the day in Indianapolis, enjoying local sights and activities. They plan to return home later this evening.
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David Glendenning
Harold Bassett
Indianapolis
Stockyards bull goes on rampage through city streets
Indianapolis June 19 A bull from the West Indianapolis stockyards escaped and wandered three miles through city streets to a major intersection injuring three people and knocking down six. A traffic policeman fired at the animal, striking it several times, but it escaped until followed to a distant district where it was killed.
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Indianapolis
New Bill Extends Hospitalization to Spanish War Veterans
The Reed Johnson bill, recently passed by Congress, makes U S veterans from Spanish American War onward eligible for hospitalization if injured or disabled since discharge. The American Legion state service officer, Thos J O'Reilly, says eligible veterans can obtain information at state Legion headquarters.
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Congress
United States
Thos. J. O'Reilly
American Legion
Legion
Tornado in North Dakota Leaves Two Dead and Score Hurt
Fargo reports two known deaths from Dickson and numerous injuries as a tornado with rain and hail struck North Dakota last night. Property losses exceed 900000 dollars. Communications crippled. fuller casualty reports feared to rise.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Dickson
Mrs Wealthy Dicks Receives Word on Mother's Critical Stroke
Mrs Wealthy Dicks, via Mrs Charles Brown of Alvin Indiana, reports her mother Mrs Caroline Dicks remains in critical condition after suffering a paralytic stroke. Mrs Dicks formerly resided in the city.
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Wealthy Dicks
Charles Brown
Alvin, Ir
Caroline Dicks
Dicks Fortmerly
Miss Christine Peabody Heads Epworth League Meet Return
Miss Christine Peabody Miss Margaret Moore and the Rev Mrs Frank mounted returned last evening from Higdsport where they attended Epworth League convention.
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Christine Peabody
Margaret Moore
Frank R Mnt
Higdsport
Epworth League
Miss Marjorie Martin y Raweny Abdominal Surgery
Miss Marjorie Martin y Raweny underwent an abdominal procedure at Willinnes hospital with the aim of treating a hernia. The operation proceeded without complication and she is resting under care.
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Marjorie Martin Y Raweny
Willinnes Cae
Nazarene Church Tonight Services Announced
Prayer meetings shift to Tuesday and Thursday next week with special services each night. All are invited to attend the Nazarene church events and tonight's service replaces Friday evening as previously scheduled.
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The
Nazarene Church
Dan Morgan Trial Set for June 23 in Carroll County
Sheriff confirms Dan Morgan, among suspects arrested near Frankfort, identified in robberies of multiple Standard Oil stations including the local one, will face trial in Carroll County circuit court on June 23.
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Joe Cain
Dan Morgan
Frankfort
Standard Oil
Carroll County
Battery C Plans for August Trip to Camp Knox
Lebanon's artillery unit prepares for a two week annual training at Camp Knox Kentucky in August. Lt Claude Crooks and Lt Herman Schuler will lead nineteen Lebanon youths with twenty nine horses and two 75 mm gun sections to Fort Benjamin Harrison for a four day officers and NCO school. The regimental band will accompany Battery C expanding to about fifty pieces with musicians from other batteries. The unit gains prominence as a supporting unit for infantry attack at Knox, possibly avoiding French guns if issued there.
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Lebanon
Camp Knox
Stithon
Kentucky
Claude Crooks
Herman Schuler
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Fort
Boone County
James Hoy
Thore
Virgil Eikenberry
Denver
Colorado
Sergant
Arthur Cline
Knox
Fishback
Democrats converge in New York for heated convention battle
In New York on June 19, Democratic leaders led by William G. McAdoo and Governor Al Smith mobilized delegates for next week's pivotal Garden convention. Balloting and rule disputes shape the race, with estimates ranging toward ten ballots. Key figures like Davis, Ton, Robinson, and Ralston loom as possible second choices amid tense planning and strategic counting.
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New York
Bies
William G. McAdoo
Ner al Smith
McAdoo
Thom Texas
Myers
Terete George E. Brennan
McAdoote
Chicago
Adoo
Smith
Underwood
Democ
John W. Davis
Virginia
Samuel Fl”Ton
Indiana
Jos Robinson
Arkansas
Davis
En Bee
Houston
Cat
Great Britain
Ralston
Bi ' Arts
Williams Retires as Indiana Curoc Breeders Head
E A Williams of Lebanon retires as president of the Indiana Curoc Breeders Association. A H Sheets of Indianapolis is elected to lead at the Broad Ripple meeting and picnic. The group plans the 1925 meeting for June 16 with Perry Barker named to arrange meet details. Robert Evans shared news on national progress of the Duroc breed.
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E. A. Williams
Lebanon
Indiana Curoc Breeders’ Association
A. H. Sheets
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
Perry Barker
Horntown
Robert Evans
National Duroc Breed Associates
Harold Cross Plans Visit to Hammond With Relatives
Harold Cross will depart in the evening for Hammond and remain a few days visiting relatives in the area.
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Harold Cross
Hammond
Cage
Foreclosure and Receiver Appointment Sought in Mortgage Suit
Action filed by Apolise Insurance Co. against Minnie Buntin et al to foreclose a mortgage and appoint a receiver. Defendants named include A Buntin Kiam Buntin Jacob Buntin Jennie Crai Buntin and others, with notes and sums involved in dispute.
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Insurance. Co
Minnie Buntin
Kiam
A. Buntin
Buntin
Jacob Buntin
Jennie Crai Buntin
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