Wheat Growers Plan Indiana Cooperative Marketing Unit
Indiana wheat growers will meet in Indianapolis next Tuesday to discuss forming a cooperative wheat marketing association. Approved by the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation board, the plan could merge with statewide efforts into a national federation. The proposal, prepared for Aaron Sapiro, envisions grain storage and warehouse receipts for loans, aiding producers while awaiting sale.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Wheat Growers
Cooperative Wheat Marketing Association
Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
National
Federation of State Cooperative Marketing Agencies
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation. In Their Meeting the Board of Directors
Federation
Aaron Sapiro
Chicago
Settlement of Fall Taxes Reported by County Auditor
The county auditor's office reports a fall tax distribution of 545 496 52 dollars. After deductions of 5126 19 dollars for non general distribution items, local along with state shares are specified as 260 320 59 and 50 922 23 respectively. The state will receive 55 413 56 dollars with the remainder from common school funds and related revenues.
Stir Over Affairs Of The Governor In Lafayette
Representative Will R. Wood praised Henry W. Marshall editor of the Journal Courier for an editorial critical of Clyde Walb state chairman in the McCray affair. Wood urged justice and the presumption of innocence until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Lafayette
Will R. Wood
Henry W. Marshall
Journal- Courier
Clyde Walb
McCray
Wood
Walb
Wounded guard dies after Arkansas prison escape shootout
James Burns guard at the Kansas penitentiary who was shot while returning two escaped prisoners from Arkansas died in St. Louis. The incident occurred yesterday and the guard succumbed to his injuries today.
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Louis
James Burns
Kansas Penitentiary
Arkansas
Great Lesson of the Crosses at First Baptist
Rev. Hoskins preached at First Baptist on Today with me in Paradise and the great drama of the crosses. He noted the dying thief’s faith and Jesus died that others might live. Services announced for Sunday morning and 2:30 p.m. with the afternoon topic Son Remember.
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Hoskins
First Baptist Church
Paradise
Jesus
Evansville Shopping Trips Highlight Oakland Residents
Mrs Curtis Baize Mrs Jeff Le Masters Mrs Everett Newman and Freida Baize spent Wednesday in Evansville Christmas shopping. The fire department and town board installed an electric siren whistle at city hall for fire alarms. Heavy rains Wednesday and Wednesday night flooded roads, delaying travel. Mrs Henry Geise and Mrs Ed Roush shopped in Evansville Friday. Mrs W H Smith and Miss Elzina Scott were also in Evansville midweek.
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Curtis Baize
Jeff LeMasters
Everett Newman
Freida Baize
Evansville
Henry Geise
Ed Roush
W. H. Smith
Elzina Scott
Will She Hang For Death Of Former Suitor
Marie Vetter a 24 year old wife and Ernest Vetter 50 face murder charges for killing Alonzo J. Storey in Long Island City. They plead self defense claiming Storey attacked Vetter's husband while Vetter lured Storey to their home. They packed the body in a bag and drove to Jamaica Bay where it was disposed of, with their sleeping baby in the car.
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Alonzo J. Storey
Long Island City
Wither Mars
Vetter
Storey
Peir
Jamaicca Bay
Indiana Democrat Greathouse bets on Ralston for 1924
Charles A. Greathouse of Indianapolis, a Democratic national committeeman, says Senator Samuel Ralston has an excellent chance at the 1924 Democratic nomination. Greathouse, recovering in hospital, notes Ralston’s Indiana governor record and pivotal state status and will attend the Jan 10 committee meeting in Washington to set the convention site.
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Indiana
Greathouse
Indianapolis
Walker Hospital
Ihness
Ralstor
Ile
Democratic Committee
Washington
New York City
St. Louis
Cleveland
San Francisco
Louisville
Political campaign plans set for Coolidge win in the West
Washington reports Congressman James Good of Iowa will open campaign headquarters in Chicago as the Coolidge victory in the West becomes organized. Radio will broadcast much political material as plans for the coming campaign proceed.
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Washington
West
Coolidge
James Good
Iowa
Chicago
Indiana Weather Summary for Friday to Sunday
Cloudy and warmer tonight. Sunday expected fair skies with moderate temperatures. Friday’s high around 38 and low near 10. Today’s sunset at 4 32 and sunrise tomorrow at 6 59.
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Indiana
Lucast
Kell Ordered to Send Daughter to School in Circuit Court
In circuit court Judge RR. C. Paltzell instructed Alva Kell to enroll his eleven year old daughter in school starting Monday after the state presented physicians who testified the child was able to attend. The Board of Children's Guardian was told to investigate the case. Also noted: John W. Gaddis sues Barton school township for 1500 dollars over design work on a school building. Gertrude Chamberlain vs George Chamberlain costs awarded to plaintiff. Thomas McElhinney vs Fluhart-McCord Callier's Co motion for new trial after a prior verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
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Kell
Board of Children's Guardian
John W. Gaddis
Vincennes
Barton
Gibson County
Gaddis
Thomas McElhinney
Fluhart-McCord, Callier's, Co
Progressive forces win spot on house rules committee
In Washington on December 15 progressive leaders gain a place for Rep. Nelson of Wisconsin on the rules committee after administration talks with progressives and Democrats. A major house battle between regulars and progressives continues as adjournment is sought to craft a compromise amid ongoing conferences and a follow up Republican caucus. William Jennings Bryan influences Democratic strategy, urging support for a progressive speaker choice.
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House
Rep
Nelson
Wisconsin
Washington, D. C
Rules Committees
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Evansville visits and local events in Ft. Branch
Ft Branch notes include C Swinney and Juan Carter visiting Evansville, Mrs. Hollis and Mrs. Bent shopping there, and many residents traveling for business or holiday activity. The Community club met, Eastern Stars elected officers, and the Junior Aid Christmas party was rescheduled with Santa donations to be collected by Mrs. Mellinger.
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Fh. C. Swinney
Evansville
Juan Carter
W. R. Carter
Carter
Fitzsimmons
Calo
J. W. Vickery
Malcolm Hollis
Geo. Bent
Migg
Lillian Cain
Penrod
Sam
Visual Board of Education
Ora Edwards
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonic Temple
J. A. Brumfield
Herbert Johnson
J. O. Chaillie
H. P. Klein
Susan Jones
Rena Stewart
A. E. Dill
Junior Aid Party
Charles Mellinger
Mellinger
Minister Talks On Power Of The Holy Spirit
Rev. Bagel preaches on Acts 3 emulate Peter in aiding the beggar as he recalls the risen Christ. The sermon urges practical Christian character and influence and outlines Sunday services for children a men and mixed groups with morning and evening worship times.
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Bagel
Peter
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Pete R
God
Deaths note regional losses in Parma and Patoka
Sherman Walker of Parma Missouri died at home on December 9. G W Guthrie family in East Water street reported the death of Myrtle Shockley in Indianapolis. William Riley age 76 died at his Patoka home Friday afternoon from organic heart trouble. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 at Patoka Methodist Church with burial in Patoka cemetery. he leaves one sister Ingiba Stermer and other relatives.
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G. W. Guthrie
East Waterstreet
Patoka
Ind
William Riley
Jenner
Ingiba Stermer
Move Towards French German Conferences
Paris December 15 reports the first step toward warding open direct Franco German talks on the Ruhr. German envoy Von Hoosch met Premier Poincare and the French premier asked for written German suggestions, to be followed by a written reply from Poincare.
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Paris
Ruhr
von Hoosch
Poincare
Poincaire
Aged Woman Fatally Burned in New Albany Home
Mrs. Sarah Denny aged 79 was fatally burned in her New Albany residence when her clothing caught fire from a kitchen stove. Neighbors found her severely burned and she died several hours after being rushed to a hospital.
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New Albany
Sarah Denny
Drops Gathering of Corn to Face Illinois Team
Richard Thume alias John Baker was arrested at Frank Archer’s farm Thursday night after Sheriff HoHen received word to detain him. He was taken to Fairfield Friday and faces a bond jumper charge in Illinois. A jury convicted him for liquor law violations, sentencing four months at the Illinois penal farm and a $200 fine, though he fled to Princeton and changed his name before arrest.
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Illinois
Richard Thume
John Baker
Frank Archer
John HoHen
Fairfield
That County
Finois
Hume
Hazleton Parents Hear From Son in China Doing Well
Hazleton residents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ford report a letter from their son Ozzie serving in the U S Navy in Shanghai China. He arrived after 29 days at sea and a storm damaged his ship. He describes Walled City with one entrance and narrow streets. He notes about a 2 000 000 population and hopes to be home by New Year.
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Hazleton
China
Ozzie
U. S. Navy
Young Ford
Shanghai
Ford
City
Evansville
Factions Plan Reunion to Defeat Ed Jackson in Indiana
In Indianapolis on December 15, two Marion county Republican factions the Jewett Lemcke group and the Shank group began joining forces to oppose Ed Jackson secretary of state who is expected to announce his gubernatorial candidacy soon. The settlement of their long standing rift signals a united front.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Republican
Marion County
Jewett-Lemcke
Shank
Ed Jackson
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