Three Arrestees in Major Moonshine Still Raid
A 50 gallon moonshine still and complete equipment were seized on a Brownstown area farm four and a half miles south of Seymour. Three men Henry Klaykamp Michael Donahue and Herbert T Harper all of this city were arrested Tuesday night by Sheriff Otis Hays and Marshal William Shutts. They pleaded guilty to unlawful manufacture of intoxicating liquor for sale. Bond set at $200 with Klaykamp posting bail while Donahue and Harper jailed. operation halted as authorities confiscated the still and mash.
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Henry Klaykamp
Michael Donahue
Herbert T. Harper
D. Otis Hays
William Shutts
Brownstown
Seymour
T. H. Montgomery
Hays
Burkart
Klaykamp
Donahue
Harper
Marshal Shutts
Local Children to Sing Christmas Carols in Seymour
Seymour plans a revival of the old time Yuletide custom this Christmas with school children taught many traditional carols. The children will sing in front of homes and in the streets, and residents are urged to greet them with a happy smile and perhaps a friendly nod.
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Seymour
Rachel Barbour
Old England
George McLaughlin Named Post Commander at Seymour Legion
George R. McLaughlin was elected commander of Seymour American Legion Post No. 89 at the regular meeting and annual election. New officers include Ben Hoffmeier vice commander Willard N. Everhart adjutant Wm Toppie finance officer Francis KE Gates insurance officer Guy Harris sergeant at arms and executive committee members C O Swails T H Montgomery M W Steinwedel. A membership drive was authorized and a veterans bonus referendum bill backed.
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George R. McLaughlin
Seymour
Legion
J. Gee
Laupus
Orvis Steinberger
Ed Holmes
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dance at Trayden Event With Goodwins Orchestra
Dance held at Trayden on Thursday December 8 features music by Goodwin's orchestra providing period entertainment for attendees.
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Trayden
Goodwinn
Notice for Masonic Meeting on December 8
Call meeting O. E. 8S of Masonic ob, Thorsday December 8 at 2 p.m. aid W. M. Harriet Tunley.
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Masonicob
Thorsday
W. M
Harriet Tunley
Montgomery Murder Case Prompts Friday Banquet
Fragmentary text reports a murder case in Montgomery with references to an attorneys group and a banquet sold. The readable lines indicate ongoing legal proceedings and a social event tied to the case, with Brooks mentioned among those involved.
Irish State Machinery Formation Reported
The Irish Free State government machinery is being set up as leaders discuss the treaty with Britain. Downing Street hosts Sinn Fein delegates to outline treaty details as Britain plans ratification steps and trade expansions. Ulster remains the lone silent factor amid celebratory reaction in Britain and Ireland.
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United Press
London
Irish Free State
Tey
King George
Lloyd George
Viscount Fiteman
Ireland
Britain
Lord Fitzalan
Robert C. Barton
George Gavan Duffy
Sinn Fein
Downing Street
House of Parliament
Dail Kirrean
Ulster
England
Morning Post
Lloyd
Colored man granted liberty on $1000 bond in Gipson case
Sidney Gipson, 32, colored, of Bowling Green Kentucky, was released on a $1,000 bond after arrest on an assault with intent to kill charge. He was brought to the city by Chief J T Abell and confined briefly before posting. Bowling Green officials reported his conduct in that locality as unquestionable. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for December 12 with attorney O O Swails listed.
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Circutt
Ben Brooks
Jennings County
Amazona B. Montgomery
Frank A. Jones
Marshall Hacker
John W. Donaker
Bartholomew Circuit Court
Cox
Thomas Branaman
Brooks
Bartholomew County
Barthlomew County
Columbus
Indiana
Cleveland Lawrence
Sidney Gipson
Bowling Green
J. T. Abell
Gipson
Norval Mitchell
Mitchell
Chief Abell
Burkart
0. O. Swails
Tips Yellow Taxis Ad Patent Contact Listing
An old classified style notice advertises taxi services with the line Tips Yellow Taxis. It provides a phone number 447 and a residence listing 67 for contact and tip solicitation addressed to Tip Richardson.
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Tip Richardson
State to haul gravel for State Road No. 1 repairs
Street work in Crothersville near completed with five loads of gravel already delivered. District official C. G. Beatty said state trucks will start hauling material today once local street repairs finish, as preparations continue for a five mile stretch of State road No. 1.
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Corporation Limits
Crothersville
Beatty
Corset Offer at Half Price for Early Buyers
An advertisement promises the first 25 customers a No-Life corset at cost price, urging immediate call to be fitted with a new model. Zelma B. Haas is listed as the contact.
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Zelma B. Haas
Eagles Dance Committee Sets December 8 Event
The Eagles and friends organize a Thursday night gathering on December 8 with the committee overseeing plans.
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Eagles
Eagles and Friends
Fresh oysters at Kelleys Lunch Stand
Oyster offering at Kelleys Lunch Stand featured fresh shellfish for diners. Local notice lists contact via phone 296 for orders and pickup.
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Kelley
Bean and Goldan Visit Institute Featured Cartoonist
Farmers of Redding township will hear Chick Jackson of Indianapolis at the Farmer's Institute tonight. The Indianapolis Star cartoonist will present cartoons based on the daily happenings in the Bean household. A township fair earlier today drew many locals to view fancy work and canned goods with a noon basket dinner.
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Redding Township
Farmer's Institute
Chick” Jackson
Indianapolis
Jackson
Indianapolis Star
Roger Bean
Mellon Opposed To Bonus Measure Urges Tax Cuts
Treasury Secretary Mellon told Congress that the soldier bonus bill should not pass citing high veterans relief costs. He urged broad tax reductions including surtaxes on big incomes corp rate and estate taxes to ease the fiscal burden and criticized current revenue laws. He cited automobile and tire levies as examples for reform.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Harding
Senate
Finance Committee
Arguments For Small Practically Completed
In Waukegan Illinois on December 7 lawyers for Governor Len Small near conclusion of efforts to quash indictments accusing him of embezzling state funds. The defense seeks to dismiss indictments as invalid and politically motivated while prosecutors press for trial under Sangamon county grand jury findings. Rebuttals and closing remarks are planned as the case advances before Circuit Judge Claire C Edwards.
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Waukegan
Ills
Len Small
Sangamon County Grand Jury
Small
Claire C. Edwards
C. C. Leforgee
Decatur
Werner C. Schroeder
Legislative Reference Bureau
Springfield
Leforgee
A. F. Beaubein
Verne Curtis
Grant Park Banker
C. Fred Mortimer
Sangamon County
James H. Wilkinson
Edwards
10 PUSH THROUGH PARTY S PROGRAM
Washington reports that the Harding administration and cabinet members press to end the agricultural bloc. Senator Watson Curtis Weeks and others align with party leaders to whip factions in the next congressional campaign. Harding urges Republicans to abolish special groups and uphold the party program to maintain control.
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United Press
Washington
P Harding
Harding
Congress
Southern Farmers
House
Sénate
Germany Not Invited to Armament Conference
Washington officials say President Harding will not invite Germany to the armament conference. He previously signaled aiming to include Germany late to gain her written acceptance and cooperation on disarmament and financial arrangements, but the conference appears to proceed without her input on those issues.
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Germany
United Press
Washington
Harding
Congress Divided on New Tariff Proposals
Washington December 7 Congress split on President Harding's tariff plan. Most groups oppose granting large rate making powers to the tariff commission and the executive. Senator Simons calls the scheme impracticable and labor circles oppose the quasi judicial tribunal similar to the Kansas industrial court.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Old Guard
Tariff Commission
Simons
North Carolina
Councilman R. Emery Leaves Home After Illness
Councilman-at-large R. Emery, long confined at his West Tipton Street home with blood poisoning, went out today for the first time in weeks. He is reported to be feeling much better and improving, much to the relief of his many friends.
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R. Emery
West Tipton Street
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