Hi-Y Boys Tour Hazleton Bridge During Indiana Conference
Hi-Y Boys from 21 Indiana counties head to Hazleton bridge as Princeton Automobile Association hosts an afternoon autocade led by Eldon J. Armstrong. The two hour sightseeing trip includes a stop at Heinz, Dixie Bee line, and a photo souvenir for attendees. Officers for the conference are announced with Truce Murr as president and Glen Wintgetter as vice president. The 1923 Christian Citizenship Conference opens with a banquet at Princeton High School, featuring remarks by H. V. McChesney, music by Miss Nellie Young and the Hi-Y chorus under Miss Carmean’s orchestra.
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Indiana
Hazleton Bridge
Princeton Automobile Association
Eldon J. Armstrong
Princeton Confrence
Quttos
Heinz
Dixie Bee
United States
Princeton Chamber of Commerce
Murr
Princeton
Glen Wintgetter
C. A. Nicemeier
Rev. C. Aa
G. FE. Derbyshire
Walter Winkenhofer
Charles G. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Murr
Nellie Young
Elizabeth French
Patoka
Karl Church
Miss Young
Mary Harmon
Ruby Fritz
Katherine Brownlee
Miss Carmean
Poison Found in Woman's Stomach After Corydon Death
Indianapolis December report confirms strychnine in the stomach of Mrs. Addie Kaufman, who died under mysterious circumstances near Corydon during a house fire. Earlier she testified her husband burned their barn seeking insurance. The item also covers a community event program with musical numbers and church gatherings in Princeton.
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Addie Kaufman
Corydon
Kaufman
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Pretty 21 and Heiress to 500000 Will Keep Teaching
Jersey City teacher Miss Mirthmannin 21 inherits 500000 from Louis Leymeyer a 62 year old recluse. Leymeyer left his fortune to her, while she continues at Public School No. 6. He was a longtime friend of her grandparents and visited often. She plans to travel to Mainz Germany and will not marry.
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Jersey
Rechise
Charaper's
Welfare Island
Lehmeyer
Miss Wurthmannin
Germany
Tie
Jersey City
Lebmeyer
East Fifty-fifth Street
Ald Pis
Wurtiimana
Mainz
International Livestock Show Opens in Chicago Exhibition
The International Live Stock Exposition opens in Chicago amid a roaring crowd. About 17 000 registered animals are on display, hailed as the largest gathering of thoroughbreds ever seen, with participants from thirty states and four provinces.
Indiana Weekend Weather Forecast Update
The forecast calls for cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with unsettled and colder conditions on Sunday. Friday’s high 54 and low 50s were noted with clear skies. Temperature at 6 am today was 38 with sunset today and sunrise tomorrow at 6 18.
Opening of Congress Set for Monday at Noon
The 66th Congress will convene Monday at noon in Washington. Republicans held a secret caucus selecting leaders for the Senate with Henry Cabot Lodge re elected as floor leader Curtis as whip and Wadsworth as secretary of the majority caucus. Progressives abstained from the meeting and Cummins’ dual Senate presidency and Inter State Commerce chairmanship were not addressed.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Curtis
Wadsworth
Lodge
Cummins
Town
Senate
Inter-State Commerce Committee
Crime spree hits Indianapolis with multiple robberies
Indianapolis police logged a busy night with two hold ups six robberies and numerous petty crimes. The two hold ups yielded only a small amount of money.
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Indianapolis
Dec. L
Elderly Couple Killed by Train at Crossing
An elderly couple Charles Nicholson and Dela Nicholson were killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train near Amo Indiana late yesterday. They apparently did not hear the approaching train at the crossing.
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Amo
Ind
Charles Nicholson
Dela Nicholson
Here
Pennsylvania
Painter of Mt. Vernon Heads the S W Teachers
Painter superintendent of Mt Vernon schools was elected president of the Southwestern Indiana Teachers Association at Evansville meeting attended by about 1300 teachers. W D Dearing of Oakland City College previously held the role with various officers and an active nominating committee selected.
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Evansville
Ind
Painter
Mt. Vernon
Southwestern Indiana Teachers’ Association
W. D. Dearing
Oakland City College
Central High School
Pike
Dubois County
Indianapolis
Allies Press U.S. for Germany Inquiry Participation
Gen James Logan Jr, unofficial reparations envoy, reports allied desire for American involvement in examining Germanys financial state. State Department confirms receipt of a reply but withholds details. Officials here say no exact information on proposed inquiry details yet.
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Washington
United States
James Logan, Jr
Reparations Commission
Germany
State Department
Department
Logan
Scott Murder Trial Begins at Mound City
In Mound City Kansas on December 1 the preliminary hearing for Arlene Scott and her uncle, charged with the murder of Mrs Ella Scott last June, opened as Ella Scott testified about her alleged husband's misconduct and repeated threats. Prosecutors introduced witnesses to show the couple's alleged plot to kill the wife.
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Mound City
Kas
Ella Scott
Arlene Scott
D F C Girls To Visit All Homes For 1924 Tuberculosis Drive
Christmas seal sale to fund the Tuberculosis Association begins in Gibson county on Sunday December 2 known as Tuberculosis Sunday. D F C girls will lead a house to house canvass starting 1 pm from the Gas office with ministers explaining the cause during morning services.
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Tuberculosis Association
Gibson County
Anti-Dancing Club Formed at M. E. Revival Services
At First M. E. church evangelistic revival on Wednesday night one hundred five youths joined the anti dancing movement by forming an Out and Out club with Elizabeth Williams Luella Summers Charles Fisher and Charles Knaub directing. The event followed converts and sermons by Dr. Klein and a schedule for Sunday including talks Accomplishing the Impossible Limiting God What Is the Fire of Hell Unquenchable.
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M. E. Revival
Hell
McCray vows to stay governor amid indictment
Indiana governor McCray declares he will serve as governor until his term expires despite Marion County grand jury indictments for forgery embezzlement and larceny the largest set against an individual there. His bond of 25000 was to be posted as Republicans plan a state committee meeting next week.
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Marion County
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Republican State Committee
Clyde Walbe
McCray
Supreme Court
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Harold Mumby
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Bedford
C. A. Terebaugh
W. BP. Dearing
Carmean
Daily Democrat
T&days
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Chicago
Congress
S.W
Miss Shayock
Supt
Derbyshire
Abbott
Pike Couny
Bess Shryock
J. O. Chewning
Elmer Posey
Freelandville
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Alta Trimble
T. V. Pruitt
Rockport
G. E. Surbyshire
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Katherine Smith
Dubois
Nellie Burke
Troy High School
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Posey
Eva Alexander
Vanderburgh
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Warrick
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Teachers’ Federation
T. W. Pruitt
Robinson
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North Gibson
Nellie Westfall
Ruth Davidson
North Main
Norman Hart
Wm. Rainey
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Wallace
B. K. Duncan
Hattie Dwyer
North
Walter Dwyer
Esther Young
North Seminary
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Jennie Morton
North Prince
Mary Chism
W. E. Young
North Stormont
Race
Everley
South Main
Mulhall
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Helen Colley
South Race
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John Corder
West State
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Conley
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May Ingle
Jennie Martin
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Mary Johnson
Reitenour
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Wilder Ritterskamp
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Arthur Book
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West
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Clarence Wilkins
M. E
Out” Club
Tive
Elizabeth Williams
Luella Summers
Charles
Klein
M’cray
Gov. McCrAy
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