Come Out of the Kitchen at Schtamard High
The Schtamard Dramatic Club staged Alice Duer Miller’s Come Out of the Kitchen at the high school auditorium in its fifth annual play. The cast included Mary Edith Klink and Sara Nelle McIntosh with Ira Williams and Roy Lee Williams delivering strong performances. Directors Phillips and McKissick led a well rehearsed, widely praised production with a noted chorus between acts.
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Alice Duer Miller
Schtamard Dramatic Club
Gome
Europe
Burton Crane
Mary Edith Klink
Olivia Dangerfield
Jane Ellen
Faulkner
Ira Williams
Roy Lee Williams
Mr. Tucker
Paul Dangerfield
Smithfield -Willis Nichols
Charles Dangerfield
Brindlebury
Otho O’brien
Elizabeth Dangerfield
Arminta
Edith O’brien
Jane Elien
Amanda
Olivia
Margaret Murphy
Randolph Weeks
Carl Porter
Mrs. Falkner
Crane
Sara Nelle McIntosh
Cora Falkner
Doris Dixon
Solon Tucker
Sentences Handed in Twelve Fraud Cases
Twelve of the fourteen Hawkins Mortgage company defendants were sentenced and fined by Federal Judge F A Geiger for mail fraud. Sentences range from one year and one day to two years with fines from $1,000 to $2,000, to be served at Leavenworth. Attorney appeals planned to the circuit court.
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Portland
Harry J.bovard
Pittsburg
Mord Carter
Indianapolis
William M. Jones
Fairmount
Frank B. Jaqua
Frank Haight
Frank Willis
John T. Sutton
Leo P. Harrington
Dunkirk
Carl B. Anderson
William Webb
Dallas
Texas
A. R. Sax
New York City
W. D. McCallum
Detroit
Leavenworth
Circuit Court of Appeals
Single gunman makes things warm for three bandits
Detroit detective reports Raymond Bishop, 30, killed in a gambling room after a gunfight with three bandits. One bandit dies on the scene, another wounded, and the third fled in the snow stained with blood. The dead bandit remains unidentified.
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Detroit
Mich
Raymond Bishop
Ku Klux Klan Ousted From Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court rules the Ku Klux Klan cannot function in the state after an ouster suit filed three years ago. The court found the state order void for lack of charter authority and legality.
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International News Service
Topeka
Kans
Supreme Court
No Agreement on Reparations Reached by France and U S
Paris reports no agreement on German reparations after talks with France and the United States continue. Colonel Logan, observer for the American reparations commission, denies rumors of a full settlement with Winston Churchill and notes negotiations proceed normally.
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France
U. S
International
Servich
Paris
Colonel Logan
American
Legislative log rolling challenges 1925 Indiana program
In Indianapolis on January 10, observers doubt factionalism will derail the next legislature. With Governor elect Jackson expected to push a simpler program, many lawmakers fear wholesale bargaining and a bloc system of control amid a large volume of bills.
Attempt to murder President Zinoviev foiled. assailant detained
The incident in Petrograd reports President Zinoviev of the executive committee of the Communist Internationale was shot at in his apartment. He was unharmed and the assailant was arrested, according to Moscow dispatches received today.
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International
Berlin
Zinoviev
The
Communist Internationale
Petrograd
Moscow
Impetus Given 10 Bridge Project at Elnora Ferry
SANDBORN Ind Jan 10 About 90 leaders from Knox and Daviess counties rallied to push a White River bridge between Sandborn and Elnora The meeting- banquet planned for Jan 15 aims to rally 3000 people and form county commission actions Scheduling a ferry site gathering with committees named for transportation hats ferry publicity and more, to govern the project and turnout.
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Elnora Ferry
Sandborn
Ind
Knox and
Daviess Counties
The
Christian Church
White River
Elnora
Mat. Morrison
Grover Bowman
Willis McGinnis
Hats
Ralph Singer
Will Bowman
Clyde Kenneth
Robert Hancock Ferry
William Bowman
Mat Morrison
Elmer Grabbe
Roy McMillan
Scott
Cain
John
Pitcher
Cary Begeman
James
Shank
Milk fund appeal urges broader school support
The Daily Citizen reports ongoing Milk Fund contributions from various schools. Many undernourished children rely on milk between meals, and funds are needed for all schools including Glenhurst. Donors are urged to give generously as every penny will be spent and accounted for, with several recent acknowledgments listed.
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Daily Citizen
Glenhurn
H. O. Woodrow Pebewinn
Wm. Axton
Linton Lodge
F. & A. Ween Ene
Financial Boosters Named for Waggoner and Peden
Financial backing is listed for James Waggoner Ver non Singer Henry Peden and boosters Henry Peden Robert Allen Ralph Singer Wm Stein and Orville Bales.
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James Waggoner
Vernon Singer
Henry Peden
Boosters
Robert Allen
Ralph Singer
Wm. Stein
Orville Bales
Basketball Carnival Staged Here Tonight
A basketball carnival at the local high school gym features three Dugger high teams and the local school squads. The 7 o'clock opener is the second teams, 7:45 is the girls game, and 8:45 hosts the major clash. Chuck Bennett makes his final Linton High appearance before pursuing college athletics.
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Dugger High School
Chuck” Bennett
Bennett
Linton
Terre Haute backs plan for Paul Dresser Memorial Park
Terre Haute proposes Indiana take over 800 to 1,000 acres on the west bank of the Wabash opposite the city to create a state park honoring Paul Dresser author of On the Banks of the Wabash The bill seeks a 150000 appropriation and would erase the Taylorsville eyesore with a lake feature and easy access via the National Road. Richard Lieber supports the project and the Dresser Memorial Association has 50000 ready to contribute.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Paul Dresser
Taylorsville
Richard Lieber
Indianapolis
State Park Activities
Paul Dresser Memorial Association
Dresser Memorial Association
Grain wealth surge 1924 exceeds 1923 values nationwide
United States grain markets show a total wealth increase of 2.226 billion dollars in 1924 over 1923 with wheat gaining 809 million and corn 876 million. If farmers could sell all grain on January 1, they would have earned about 5.868 billion more, per government statistics.
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Chicago
United States
Grain markets lift world values in 1923 report
The 1923 figures show oats and rye rising by 415 million and 54 million dollars while barley increases 72 million dollars, with a smaller yield of 9.816 million bushels. The report notes interlinked grain markets boosting selling value per bushel amid a global shortage across crops.
Governor admits son received money from pardoned man
Kansas Governor Jonathan Davis acknowledged that his son accepted $1200 from Fred Pollman, a banker he had pardoned. Pollman offered the money and the son said he did not solicit it, according to a copy-righted Kansas City Journal Post report.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Fred Pollman
Pollman
Jonathan Davis
Kansas
Kansas City Journal Post
Kixmiller Basketball Player Killed In Road Crash
Evansville report says George Kixmiller 26 known as Peck died from injuries after a bus tire change near Evansville. Reece Jones seriously injured. Driver Russell Jackson of Fort Branch surrendered admitting he drove the fatal car. Kixmiller was Y S U N basketball team manager and player en route to Evansville with his wife.
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Vincennes
George Kixmiller
Peck
Deaconess Hospital
Evansville
Kixmiller
Y-Sun
Jones
Westfall
Budget Officials Face Big Cuts to State Building Plans
Indiana budget officials consider reducing state department and institution requests to the 1921 appropriation act level. Total requests exceed the 1921 act by about six million dollars, with highway funding excluded. If adopted, many university and school projects would be trimmed, as the budget plan expands to include more departments under centralized control.
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Indianapolis
Budget Commission
State Highway Department
State Highways Department
Department
Highway Commission
State Department. of Public Instruction
Auto Theft Fund
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Auto License Fund
State Conservation Department
Tightening of Dry Laws Promised by Congress
Washington January 10 congress considers tightening dry laws by granting prohibition officials broader powers. Two senate committees review findings from prohibition bureau investigations challenging enforcement under the Volstead act.
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Prohibition Bureau
Senate
Pigeons Cause Fire Damaging Indianapolis Transportation Building
A fire in Indianapolis today caused by pigeons chewing insulation on electric lines swept the transportation building. Damage to the structure and valuable records is put at about $100,000.
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Indianapolis
International
Transportation Building
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Sctannard Club
Ience
Judge Geiger
Hawkins
Sand
J. R. Clark
Oaktown
Ed Brocksmith
Freelandville
Henry Fry
Edwardsport
Thos. Kinfoil
Herman Piel
John Elliott
Fred E. Pruesner
John Downer
Albert, Jenkins
Geo. Kixmiller
D. F. Kixmiller
Earl T. Aikin
General Assembly
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