Pleas Of Guilty In Court Followed By Leniency Of Judge
In Bloomfield on December 17, the Greene circuit court heard multiple cases. Earl Hord pleaded guilty to forgery, was found guilty, fined ten dollars, sentenced to 2 to 14 years in the reformatory, but sentence suspended for good behavior. The State of Indiana vs Gabe and Lillian Cazzell involved liquor law violations. both pleaded guilty, fined $100 each, 30 days in county jail, jail sentences suspended during good behavior. Flo Bell Campbell, 16, and sister Martha Gray Campbell, 14, faced delinquency proceedings with suspensions under prior terms. Several civil actions were decided, with judgments ranging from $21.50 to $865 and various mortgage foreclosures or note judgments. Divorces granted for Jennie McCain, Nora L. Miller, and Gladis Doyle, with changes of name and alimony arrangements. Other docket items include foreclosures, replevin, and divisions of estates and real estate sales.
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Bloomfield
Indiana
Earl Hord
Greene
Reformatory
State of Indiana
Gabe Cazzell
Lillian Cazzell
Flo Bell Campbell
Linton
Ray Monday
Martha Gray Campbell
Calvin H. Nicholson
Loren Gabbert
Max Stein
William R. Arthur
Henry G. Duhne
Fred G. Wright
Margaret P Wright
Herman Duhne
Esther Duhne
Margaret Wright
Thomas R. Raper
James Nicholson
Traveling Man Warren Rockwood Dies by Own Hand in Prairie City
Terre Haute grocery salesman Warren G. Rockwood, 41, known to many city businessmen, shot himself at his Prairie City home last night. Ill health is cited as the cause for the act.
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Warren G. Rockwood
Terre Haute
Prairie City
Sullivan Bank Plans Rebuilding After Fire
Sullivan Indiana December 17. Citizens Trust building destroyed by fire last Wednesday. J M Lang bank president says rebuilding will begin at once. New structure will be modern and fireproof. Temporary quarters secured for all firms.
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Sullivan, Ind
Citizens Trust
Sullivan
J. M. Lang
Silk flag gifted to Glenburn mission by Women’s Relief Corps
A special meeting at Glenburn mission received a beautiful silk flag donated by the Women’s Relief Corps. Mrs. Haffley presented the gift and Miss Nola Yoder, the mission deaconess, accepted it. Mr. Brookshire voiced thanks and Claude Roberteon gave an address.
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Glenburn Mission
Women’s Relief Corps
Haffley
Nola Yoder
Brookshire
Claude Roberteon
Build Indiana Knights of Pythias Home In One Day
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in Indiana adopts a one day wage donation drive to fund a home for aged members widows and orphans. Each member is asked to contribute a day’s earnings by February 14 1925 with location decided at the October 1925 session. The program supports twelve existing US homes and plans for eight more states with education services.
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Indiana Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Order of Knights of Pythias
Indiana
Pythians
Order
United States
Jackie Coogan at Grand in Little Robinson Crusoe
Jackie Coogan's latest picture Little Robinson Crusoe headlines the Grand today and tomorrow. Writ ten by Willard Mack for the young star, it recounts a boy stranded on a South Sea island. Lige Conley's What 4 Night completes the bill.
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Jackie Coogan
Grand Theatre
Willard Mack
South Sea
Lige Conley
Parent-Teacher Meeting At Main School Friday
The Parent-Teacher Association of the Main school will meet at the school building at 2 30 this Friday afternoon. All parents and anyone interested are invited to attend.
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Schol
Rubber Keeps Us Going The World’s Supply
America uses most of the world’s rubber with Uncle Sam relying on it for countless modern needs across industry and daily life. The article emphasizes rubber’s strategic importance and broad domestic use.
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America
Uncle Sam
Have You Been Stung Yet
Advice urges caution in investing, warning that men may suffer losses before learning to investigate. The piece stresses careful research and scrutiny of opportunities before committing funds.
You Want to Win By Knowing How to Way Your Hand
A terse poker minded line notes that victory hinges on strategy over fairness. It suggests skill in maneuvering choices rather than waiting for square treatment, implying cunning can prevail in competitive settings.
Bible Chapters Mirror The Web And Brainh Texts
A note observes that chapters in Bible Alike The Web and the th chapter of brainh share identical wording. It highlights potential copying or template reuse across two works, prompting questions about originality and attribution.
Eugenics Measure Gains Strong Backing in Indiana
Dr. William F. King, Indiana state health board secretary, reports wide support from organizations and individuals for a eugenics bill. He notes 64 000 mental defectives outside institutions and says the bill aims to treat custodial care and prevent future increases. The mental health conference in Indianapolis influenced lawmakers to consider action.
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Indianapolis
William F. King
State Board of Health
Board of Health
King
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