Former Head Of Lebanon Schools Dies At 56
Henry G. Brown 56 a former Lebanon city schools superintendent and noted Indiana educator died Monday in Pleasant Lake Indiana after heart trouble. He taught in Auburn and Butler before Lebanon and later worked for a large book company in Indianapolis leaving his family at 322 North Ritten Street. Survivors include widow two sons Wendell and Dr Clark M Brown and two daughters Virginia and Orella Brown. Funeral details not learned.
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Henry G. Brown
Lebanon City
Pleasant Lake
Indiana
Indianapolis
Steuben County
Angola
Brown
Lebanon
North Ritten Street
Inuwana
Auburn
Butler
Wendell Brown
Northwestern University
Clark M. Brown
Kokomo
Virginia
Orella Brown
Prisoner Faces Three Charges in Muncie Collision
John Doe now Henry Quire of Muncie is jailed without bond after a Monday collision at Main and Lebanon. Police say he was intoxicated, transporting liquor, and operating a vehicle under the influence with a pint of mule found. He faces city court action later this week. Dodson and Scifres will defend him.
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John Doe
Henry Quire
Muncie
Quire
Dodson & Scifres
Restraining order dissolved by Appellate court
The Appellate court dissolved a temporary restraining order in the Home National Bank of Thorntown vs Elli Wolf case. Judge Hutchinson awarded the bank a judgment on notes but did not issue an attachment. An appeal was granted and treplevin proceedings started before Roy W. Adney, who was named special judge. The restraining order against the special judge and sheriff was dissolved by the Appellate court.
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Home National Bank of Thorntown
Elli Wolf
Hutchinson
Thorntown
Treplevin
Roy W. Adney
Mr. Adney
Scout Exhibit Shines in Hardware Store Window
An engaging Boy Scout exhibit from Troop One under Scoutmaster Al Wiley is on display at Hooton-Davs Hardware. The window features a primitive style pump drill by Eugene Bales, knot boards by Ira Straughn and Scouts Bales Smith Shaw, bird houses by Bales Sterling Shaw Owens, a map board by LeRoy Parker, a carved Scout motto, nature study charts, and prize ribbons highlighting the troop’s activities.
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Hooton-Davs Hardware
Troop One
al Wiley
Eugene Bales
Ira Straughn
Bales
Smith and Shaw
Scouts Bales
Robert Sterling
Ray Shaw
Foster Owens
LeRoy Parker
Hope for Rescue of 34 Entombed Miners Fades
In Fairmont West Virginia the Bethlehem Mine No 41 disaster leaves rescuers grim as two bodies are found in a passageway near the shaft. Officials say all 34 men likely perished from gas suffocation or the blast. Sheriff arrests three workers linked to the company while rescue teams race to reach chambers believed free of gas.
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Fairmont
W Va
Maven
Bethlehem Company
Benton Mtchell
R. M. Lambie
West Virginia
Restretch
Riggins
A. G. Kendall
Clarence Wetzel
M. D. Edmunds
R. M. ‘Lame
West Virginia Department of Mines
Benton Mitchell
Fairmount
State Department of Mines
Bethlehem Corporation
Federal Officials to Clean Up Blanford
Federal authorities from Danville and Indiana district court officials have started proceedings to clean up Blanford Vermillion county following the Paris Illinois case. Robert Sanders Sr. of Paris was sentenced in Danville to five years at Leavenworth and a $5000 fine for Mann act violations. Sanders Jr. and Wm McCormick were held for the federal grand jury at East St Louis on similar charges in connection with stories from three girls sent to corrections institutions. The Blanford story centers on wild nights cross the state line into Indiana from Paris.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Danville
Ill
District Court
Indianapolis
Blanford
Vermillion County
Terre’ Haute
Robert Sanders, Sr
Paris
Leavenworth
U. S
Lindley
Robert Sanders, Jr
Wm. McCormick
Fast St. Louis
Indiana
Boone County Guernsey Calf Club seeks members in county
A Boone County Guernsey Breeders Association meeting laid plans for sixty five youths to join the Calf Club. Applicants will be interviewed soon and contracts signed. A nationwide meeting March 31 at the high school gym will launch official activities with Wisconsin breeders and National Association officers attending. Project rules set two calf classes priced 100 to 125 dollars and 126 to 150 dollars, with drawings to place heifers and equal cost sharing. A six month note with renewal options and product proceeds applied to the note.
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Boone County
Chamber of Commerce
Boone County Guernsey Calf Club
Wisconsin
Guernsey Breeders’ Asssociation
S. C. Nelson
Lawrence Wright
John Huber
Lebanon shoppers flood Co operative Sales despite rain
Boone county residents seized good value as rain failed to deter many from attending the Co operative Sales in Lebanon. Stores reported brisk trade after 10 am with parking around the square and Main and Washington streets fully occupied by arriving shoppers.
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Boone County
Lebanon
Main
Washington Streets
Retailers Meet Thursday to Reorganize Chamber Division
The Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce plans a Thursday night meeting at 7:30 in the C of C hall to reorganize for the year. Secretary Huber urges full attendance from the division's sixty six members as executive committee and sub-committees will be elected. The old board includes Waldo Remy Bertha McConnaughy Claude Crooks N P Shelby Charles Mitchell and Fred Rhodes.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. Hall
Huber
Empeed
Follow
Waldo Remy
Miss Bertha McConnaughy
Caude R. Crooks
N. P. Shelby
Charles Mitchell
Shepherd Held on Murder Charge in Typhoid Plot
Chicago reports William D. Shepherd to stand trial on murder charges for allegedly killing his millionaire ward Billy McClintock by inoculating him with typhoid fever germs. Indictments against Shepherd and Dr. Charles C. Farman were to be returned in open court before Justice Jacob Hopkins. Farman may face a separate trial or join Shepherd. A new witness, Robert White, corroborated Farman’s confession, while Sanford Olson linked plans for a new school building to the plot. Shepherd denied the charges, calling it a frame-up, as Farman expressed mixed feelings about his school being labeled a mill of quacks.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
Jacob Hopkins
Robert &&. Crowe
Charles C. Farman
National University of Sciences
Farman
Faiman
Crowe
Robert White
Faiman’s School
Law Shepherd
White
Sanford Olson
Harry Olson
Young Olson
Faiman Planne
William Scott Stewart
W. W. O'Brien
Ford Hits Bridge Injuring Four Near Lebanon
Four Frankfort residents Ralph Sibray Clestine Miller William Dobson and Lucille Brod erick were slightly hurt when a Ford tour ing car struck an abutment on the Jackson highway four miles north of Lebanon at 1030 last night. The car went into a ditch and occupants were thrown out. They were treated by a physician and released. lights failed just before impact.
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Ralph Sibray
Clestine Miller
William Dobson
Lucille Broderick
Frankfort
Jackson Highway
Lebanon
Frankort
S'bray
Devol Seeks Spots On Wabash Nine Team
Benny DeVol and Coffel of Wabash College varsity basketball are pushing to earn spots on the baseball nine under Coach Scholler. Both net regulars are showing well in early practices and are expected to contend for outfield berths this season.
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Pete Vaughan
Wabash
Little Giant Diamond
Scholler
Benny DeVol
Coffel
Wabash Wonder
Assembly cost stays under 100000 in Indiana session
Indianapolis March 18 final tabulation shows the 1925 legislature cost a total of 99216 dollars. It is the first session in several years to remain below the hundred thousand dollar mark.
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Indianapolis
Auto hijack chase ends in fiery crash near Frankfort
Frankfort Indiana early today police hunted hi jackers after a Cadillac rammed a Maxwell driven by William Huffer and set it ablaze. Huffer and Mike Voltz escaped, notified Sheriff Powers, and a wider search led toward Lebanon with officers guarding approaches but finding no trace of the hijackers.
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Frankfort
Ind
Jackson Highway
William Huffer
Hutter
Mike Voltz
Huffer
Lafayette
Voltz
Dan Powers
Powers
Mattix Corner
Maxwell
Point
St. Luke’s
Volta
Spanish War Vets to Meet in Marion
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliaries plan a district meeting in Marion on March 21 and 22. Members of the Eli Clampitt Camp and Auxiliary are invited for a social evening, noon basket dinner, and afternoon business session at the building site and National Sanatorium of Soldiers Homes visit.
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United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliaries
Mari
Eli Clampitt
National Sanatorium of Soldiers Homes
Mrs Burroughs Dies at Home in New Ross
Mrs Ira Wasson Burroughs died at her New Ross home after a three month illness. Born in Kentucky in 1847, she married Wee Burroughs in Carlisle in 1883. She lived in Montgomery county most of her life and in New Ross ten years. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday from the home, burial beside her husband in Shannondale Cemetery. Rev Headrick to conduct.
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Ira Wasson Burroughs
New Ross
Kentucky
William and
Harriet Stokes Wasson
Wee Burroughs
Carlisle
Christian Church of
Montgomery County
Shannondale
Headrick
Lebanon artillery unit rated excellent in annual inspection
Lebanon's Battery C of the Lebanon artillery unit received an excellent rating at the end of Major R. W. Irwin's thorough annual inspection. Major Irwin praised the unit's intelligent NCOs, discipline, and training, noting the band and guard procedures were well executed and commending Warrant Officer Hoy.
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Lebanon
R. W. Irwin
Irwin
Indiana Guard
Mount Vernon
Taylor
Timmerman
Alen Country Club
Crooks
Hoy
Enlarge Life Through Duty Says State Supervisor
Dr Henny Nobles Sherwood state superintendent of public instruction spoke at Stokes school Lebanon on the theme The enlargement of a life as the reward of duty He cited Abraham Isaac and Micah to illustrate how steadfast duty enlarges vision He praised local schools and urged teachers to keep the duty ethic central in education while noting the current Parent Teacher association meetings and music program.
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Henny Nobles Sherwood
Stokes School
Dr. Sherwood
Central
Harney
Stokes
Lebanon
Raymond Blackwell
Lebanon High School
Sherwood
Blackwell
Boone County
Paul van Riper
John S. Hussey
Callie Heflin
Nell Wilhite
Crawfordsville
Way and Means
State Association
Withite
Tappy
L. W. Fuller
Stokes Club
Paul van the Dev
John 3
Mary Stevens
Belle Crooks
William McKinley
Will Kingsolver
Franklin College
Ee Stener
Luide
Chara Wit
Socialist rally in Milwaukee vows to keep party independent
Milwaukee March 18 Eugene V Debs veteran socialist leader told the Je men Forum last night that Socialists will remain an independent organization and will not field propaganda with other political affiliations. He said the prospects are brighter and efforts will aim to organize the party into a larger more effective political power.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Movement
Jmen Forum
Debs
la Follette
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Committee
C.op Sme
Young McClintock
Billy
Ford
DEVOL
Wabash Nine
Marion
P-1
Abraham
Isaac
Micah
Aham
Bergdoll
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