Hope to Organize Children's Band Here This Fall
Lebanon plans a local children's band this fall with Magazine Club and city teachers. A. M. Thomas of Wilkinson, a specialist, will discuss the plan at a meeting for children eight to high school age and their parents on Thursday October 1 at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce hall. Thomas currently leads bands in Frankfort Spiceland Straughn Mt. Comfort Greenfield and Newcastle with school approval.
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Lebanon
Magazine Club
A. M. Thomas
Wilkinson
Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Reporter
Indiana
Frankfort
Spiceland
Straughn
Mt. Comfort
Greenfield
Newcastle
Lébanon
Wilkinson Children’s
Pay Day Confession Ties Cook County Jail Privileges
Frankie Lake witness told federal court that paydays on the first and sixteenth of each month funded special privileges at Cook County jail. He described how Wesley Westbrook, former warden, and others accepted 1000 dollar payments for favored treatment and access to perks during the year long jail tenure.
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Chicago
Cook County
Frankie Lake
Terry Druggan
Wesley Westbrook
Lake
James H. Wilkerson
Looked Wrong Way Automobile Hit Near Zionsville Crossing
An Oldsmobile coach owned and driven by Ollie Lane was heavily damaged Tuesday afternoon when struck by an interurban car near Metzger Lumber Yard in Zionsville. Lane and his companion, both looking away, did not see the northbound car until six feet away. No injuries to the passengers. the vehicle was insured.
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Ollie Lane
Metzger
Zionsville
James Scott Rites At Mont Clair Saturday
Funeral services for James Scott will be at Mont Clair Saturday morning at ten o clock with Rev. Ora McDaniel officiating. He was father in law of Charles Mitchell who died Thursday in an Indianapolis hospital. The Mitchell rites follow in the afternoon at the same Mont Clair location.
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Mont Clair
James Scott
Ora McDaniel
Scott
Charles Mitchell
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Auto Drops 150 Feet Killing Two Children
Jeffersonville Indiana September 25 two children aged 4 and 18 months died when their car plunged 150 feet over a steep knoll near Jeffersonville. Their mother Dorothy Bowe 35 and brother Bartholomew 7 survived after the vehicle rolled three times.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Duck’s Knob
Bernard Bowe
Dorothy Bowe
Bartholomew Bowe
Mitchell to Testify Next Tuesday on Air Service Plan
Washington reports a summons to Brig. Gen. James Fechet to testify before the inquiry board Monday morning as part of the aviation unification debate. Mitchell himself is summoned to testify Tuesday, with supporters and opponents awaiting Fechet’s stance. The War and Navy Departments were asked to provide pilots from across the country for Monday, and naval leaders Admiral S. Robinson, Robert Coontz, and Vice Admiral Henry Wiley were ordered to appear for testimony.
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Washington
James Fechet
Army Air Service
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Air Service
Fechet
War and Navy Departments
Navy Department
S. Robinson
Robert E. Coontz
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Henry A. Wiley
Battleship Division
Mr and Mrs Otto Hammond move into West Main apartments
Mr Otto Hammond and his wife relocate today to the Ritchie apartments on West Main street. They take over from Dr and Mrs Eugene Ford and daughter Josephine, who are temporarily in Covington.
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Otto Hammond
Ritchie
West Main Street
Eugene Ford
Josephine
Covington
French debt funding talks begin with Caillaux offer
Washington reports outline of France's debt settlement proposal, seeking lump sum consolidation of 3.34 billion dollars and a 62 year payment plan starting at 25 million in year one and rising toward 90 million by year fifty. The American Debt Funding Commissions study the terms and prepare to negotiates with Finance Minister Caillaux.
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Washington
Coolidge
Caillaux
Treasury
Mellon
France
Guthrie Holds 10 State Board Job
Indianapolis, Sept. 25. Governor Ed Jackson failed to force Guthrie from the conservation commission as Guthrie demanded written denial of charges. Guthrie insisted he would resign only on a written denial. The dispute followed a salary cut for Richard Lieber and two assistants, amid authority fights within the commission.
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Indianapolis
Ed Jackson
William A. Guthrie
The
Conservation Commission
Guthrie
David A. Rothrock
Indiana University
Jackson
Richard Lieber
W. C. T. U. Holds September Meetings
The W. C. T. U. met Thursday afternoon with twenty members. Mrs. Reatha Henderson led, a reading on The Prodigal Son was given, a piano solo by Miss Blanche Dinsmore and a vocal by Mrs. Tolen. Prayer closed the meeting. next gathering set with Mrs. Anna Rhea at East Superior Street. Delegates to the state convention named: Mrs. Carrie E. Dinesmore and Mrs. Reatha Henderson.
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Ed Whitlow
Reatha Henderson
Sanford
Blanche Dinsmore
Tolen
Henderson
Anna Rhea
East Superior Street
Finding given in brick plant case
Special Judge O B Ratcliffe filed conclusions of law and special findings of facts in the Fulwider brick plant case at Crawfordsville Indiana. He recommended judgments of 13390286 and costs and of 4500 and costs to be levied on the defendants. Judgment will be handed down Saturday. Plaintiffs are Leota Bunnell Walter A Fulwider and Benjamin Fulwider executors of Jacob Fulwider deceased who sued for 45000 damages alleging fraud in the sale of Standard Shale Brick stock on May 28 1921. Defendants include Emmett J Sutton E M Brown C R MacGaughey Walter Brown Victor Smock Wallace Himmelwright Walter Kimler and Fred W Shideler. Shideler heads Shideler Securities Co of Indianapolis. G A Shideler was named but died. The first judgment of 4500 and costs will be paid by Shideler Brown Sutton and Kimler. The case will be appealed to the state Supreme Court. Standard was originally a 5 000 000 corporation and 1500 000 stock was sold when suit was filed. Plant now operates under new management. Many Lebanon and Boone county residents were financially involved and lost in the failure.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
O. B. Ratcliffe
Fountain Circuit
Fulwider
Leota Bunnell
Walter A. Fulwider
Benjamin Fulwider
Jacob Fulwider
Standard Shale Brick Corporation
Emmett J. Sutton
E. M. Brown
C. R. MacGaughey
Walter Brown
Victor Smock
Wallace Himmelwright
Walter Kimler
Fred W. Shideler
Shideler
Shideler Securities Company
Indianapolis
G. A. Shideler
Aso
Brown
Sutton
Kimler
State Supreme Court
Lebanon
Boone County
Old Standard Shale Brick Co
Farm of Forty Acres Sold for Seven Thousand Dollars
Lee Rayle sold his forty acre farm located one half mile east and one mile south of Sheridan to Isaac W. Brown of the Eagletown neighborhood for $7000. Possession to be given November first, after which Rayle will move to Sheridan.
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Lee Rayle
Sheridan
Isaac W. Brown
Eagletown
Mr. Rayle
Death of Charles Mitchell 56 in Indianapolis Hospital
Charles Mitchell about 56 died Thursday night at 8 at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis from ulceration of the stomach after illness. Former Lebanon resident survived by his wife Martha Henderson Mitchell and several children from a former marriage. A Christian church member at Montclair. services Saturday at Montclair church at 2 with Rev. Ora McDaniel officiating. Burial in North Salem cemetery.
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Charles Mitchell
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Lebanon
Martha Henderson Mitchell
Christian Church
Mont Clair
Mont Clair Church
North Salem Cemetery
Ora McDaniel
Lon McCann Family Visit Highlights Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Lon McCann and their daughters spent Sunday with relatives in Indianapolis.
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Lon McCann
Indianapolis
Holt murder case goes to Lake county grand jury
Waukegan Illinois September 25 The Holt murder mystery involves Albert Holt and Clara Harey suspected of killing Mrs Lillian Holt and has been presented to the Lake county grand jury The coroner s jury found sufficient evidence for a grand jury investigation though both suspects claim Mrs Holt shot herself Programmable note: Albert Harey husband of Clara may be held as an accessory before the fact and was later placed under ten thousand dollar bond.
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Waukegan
Holt
Albert Holt
Clara Harey
Lillian Holt
Lake County
Coolidge Approves Death Sentence for Private Johnson
Manila dispatch reports President Coolidge has approved the death sentence for Private William Johnson who murdered Private William Willoughby at Fort Santiago on March 16. The action is seen as setting a precedent that could affect Lieut J J Thompson, a West Point graduate, sentenced to die for killing 16 year old Audrey Burleigh during a lovers quarrel in Manila.
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Manila
Coolidge
William Johnson
William Willoughby
Fort Santiago
J. J. Thompson
West Pointer
Audrey Burleigh
Lebanon Ready for Bloomington Gridiron Test
Coach Church led two hours of drills to perfect plays and sprints for the home opener with Bloomington. A light session followed as key players nurse minor injuries while officials Thompson and Goldsberry prep the field. Boosters will inspect the gridiron and students push ticket sales amid rising interest after a season-opening win over Knightstown.
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Church
Bloomington
Harlan
Havens
Crain
Thompson and Goldsberry
Boosters
Knightstown
Governor Smith to Speak for Dever in Chicago Rally
Governor A. Smith of New York plans a Chicago appearance to back Mayor William Dever's bid for re election in 1927. He may also launch a presidential campaign. The rally at Beverley Hills forest preserve is expected to attract about 1500000 people and oppose William Randolph Hearst, owner of two Chicago newspapers.
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Chicago
A. Smith
New York
Hylan
New York City
Wm. Dever
Smith
Beverely Hills Forest Preserve
William Randolph Hearst
Two Die As Interurban Hits Auto Near Detroit
In Detroit on September 25 a man 22 and his wife 20 were killed when their car was struck by an interurban. A companion, Dorothy Lawson, 21, was injured but released after treatment. The couple had been married three months.
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Detroit
Mich
Melvin Katlin
Dorothy Lawson
Two Shot In Quarrel Over Money Matters
Gary Indiana Mondy night 67 year old John Kinezoni fired two bullets at his daughter in law Nellie Kinezoni killing her in front of nine children. He then shot at his wife during a flight to the swamp district south of Gary before being captured after a police gun battle lasting over two miles. Authorities say alcohol fueled the argument over money inside the home.
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Gary
Ind
John Kinezoni
Nellie Kinezoni
Kinezoni
Rally and Dinner for Men of Christian Church in Boone County
Men of Central Christian Church hosted a rally and banquet in Boone County with guests from several churches. Key speaker was Clari Adams, former Marion County prosecutor and Indianapolis attorney. Revival to begin October 18 with Rev J Fisher as evangelist. E C Gullion served as toastmaster. music by Dewey Akers orchestra. Nora Bennett and Ben Ferrell sang. Ovid Knowlton led arrangements.
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Central Christian Church
Boone County
Clari Adams
Marion County
Indianapolis
All
J. L. Fisher
Logansport
E. C. Gullion
Gullion
W. E. Callane
John M. Horne
Adams
Greece
Rome
Ladies Aid Society
Dewey Akers
Nora Bennett
Ben Ferrell
Ovid Knowlton
Tragic Madison roadster plunges from bridge railing
A roadster carrying five persons plunged through an iron railing on a narrow bridge near Jeffersonville, killing Beatrice Watkins and Howard Brydon and injuring two others. Mary McDonald and Margaret Conyers were hurt but expected to recover. Mozelle Hensel sustained a dislocated shoulder and bruises after jumping from the running board. The crash occurred on a freshly bagged road above a small canyon.
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Madison
Ind
Jeffersonville
Beatrice Watkins
College
Winchester
Howard Brydon
Hanover
Bryden & Son
Mary McDonald
Indianapolis
Margaret Conyers
Milan
Mozelle Hensel
Marysville
Ohio
Ig Brydon
Centenary Methodist Church to Close Year with Conference
The Centenary Methodist Church plans a year end program with a closing Sunday and a forthcoming annual conference in Crawfordsville. Pastor Rev. H P Ivey is hoped to be reappointed, while the budget and offerings show gains though expenses rise. About 250 pastors will attend, with discussions on church reunification and lay member eligibility at the annual conference.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Annua Conference
Methodist
Ei Industrial Union
H. P. Ivey
Centenary
Astorie U
Crawfordsville
Epworth League
Indiana
Banon
Boone County
Adna W. Leonard
Frederick D. Leete
D. D
Shige
Third of quadruplets dies in Sheridan family
Jean Stephens of Sheridan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephens, died early this day. The death marks the third of quadruplets born recently in the same family. A brother John and a sister June had died in the past month, with burial planned in Sheridan.
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Jean Stephens
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