Glass City 10 advances to fourth as safety board formed
City officials establish a citizen board of safety with three members to buy for police and fire departments under a new ordinance. The council and mayor share oversight, while the board of works is dissolved and the council handles streets and general affairs. Each safety member must furnish a bond.
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Kessler
Safety Board
T. H. Montgomery
Board of Safety
Board of Works
George Huber
Charles L. Kessler
Alumni Varsity Basketball Clash Set For Christmas Week
Former high school stars return for the Alumni Varsity game at Lutheran gymnasium 8 p m Thursday. Notable alumni Snow Deal Banta James Miller and HS squad Milamore Mc Cord Keach Hyatt Adams Honan Wooker. Proceeds fund equipment for the high school team after the game.
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Lutheran Gymnasium
Snow
Deal
Banta
James
Miller
Milamore
McCord
Keach
Hyatt
Adams
Honan
Wooker
Moose Legion Notice Delays Meeting to January 3
The group announces no meeting until January 3. Dues can be paid by calling at the recorder Dit Nelle EuDaly.
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Dit Nelle EuDaly
Tip's Yellow Taxis Ad Claim
Brief ad for Tip Richardson offering taxi service with 24 7 availability. Includes phone number 447 and residence at 67 Tip Richardson.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Fresh oysters at Kelly's lunch stand near interurban station
Fresh oysters offered at Kelly's lunch stand opposite the interurban station with phone contact 296.
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Kelly
Laurel Street School Ready for Occupancy After Holiday
The Laurel street school building will be ready for occupancy Monday January 8 after the Christmas vacation. Desks and seating will be placed this week. The building features mahogany desks, enhanced interior woodwork, and emphasis on lighting ventilation and heating to protect pupil health.
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Laurel Street
Thos. A. Mott
Mott
Seymour
Shields
First Baptist Church
Worx
Shields High School
Former Mayor of Mer Rouge Held for Murder
Dr. B. M. McKoein former mayor of Mer Rouge Louisiana was held without bail on a murder charge connected to hooded terrorists. Chief Judge Gorter ordered ten days to await extradition. Dr Hugh S Young of Senns Hospital attended the hearing and vowed support.
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United Press
Baltimore
B. M. McKoein
Mer Rouge
Louisiana
Gorter
Supreme Court
McKoein
Hugh 8. Young
Senns Hospital
Cold Wave Follows Warm December After Rainstorm
Forecasts predict a sharp temperature drop within hours after Tuesday night rain. The region logged 1.35 inches of rainfall with a thunderstorm and record warmth of 54 degrees Tuesday, while roads and ground moisture raise concerns for future wheat damage during freezing thaw cycles.
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Owever
Reorganized Pirates to Meet Jeffersonville Tonight
The Seymour Pirates basketball team has been reorganized and will play their first game against the Jeffersonville Independents at Jeffersonville tonight. Virgil Snow acts as captain with Hl. 8. Peters as manager and L. C. Rush as assistant manager. A strong schedule is planned for the rest of the season with top independent teams in Indiana on the slate.
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Seymour Pirates
Jeffersonville Independents
Jeffersonville
Virgil Snow
Peters
L. C. Rush
Indiana
Washington Mayor Bans Ira Patton From Driving Six Months
Mayor John W. McCarty ruled Ira Patton must not drive for six months after pleading guilty to driving under the influence of liquor. He must also pay a $25 fine and costs, a measure the mayor said would warn others about DUI.
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John W. McCarty
Washington
Ira Patton
Patton
McCarty
Meek Cincinnati Woman Will Accept Oscar Noe
United Press reports Bluffton Indiana December 27 a Cincinnati woman answered Oscar Noe sixty five seeking a fourth wife. She pledges meekness and no snoring as key traits and notes she is a private secretary typing the reply. Noe plans to travel to Ohio to meet and court.
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MEEK
Cincinnati
Oscar Noe
Salvation Army Aids Thousands in Indiana This Year
Indianapolis report shows aid to thousands including meals for 8 641 and 22 985 garments with 14 527 Christmas dinners and 7 983 toys distributed. The organization held 6 878 outdoor meetings and faced a $4634.54 deficit with income of $20 594.51 and expenditures of $21 229.05.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Salvation Army
Wisconsin girl pork raiser wins county fair honors
Miss Vera Divan of Monroe is named Wisconsin champion pig raiser after winning nearly 100 ribbons and collecting more than 500 in cash prizes for showing her six little pigs at county fairs.
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Wisconsin
Vera Divan
Monroe
Isherwood System Inventor Visited America
Sir Joseph W. Isherwood, visiting America, is the inventor of the Isherwood system of ship construction on whose patent 12,000,000 tons of vessels have already been built.
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Joseph W. Isherwood
America
Isherwood
Triple Attack on Borah Amendment Sets Senate Skirmish
Senate gears for a threefold challenge to Senator Borah's economic conference plan. Lodge will deride the proposal, Watson and Johnson may offer reservations, and a rule-based point of order challenges its legality. The stance comes as twenty Republicans band together to oppose Borah.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Lodge
Watson
Indiana
Hiram Johnson
California
Borah
Becaue
France
Harding
Inquiry into Rolling Stock Conditions Begun
The Interstate Commerce Commission began a nationwide inquiry into rolling stock conditions on all railroads in interstate commerce. Freight equipment is being examined with hearings slated for early next year to promote economical service and ensure safe, adequate locomotives and cars.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Second Arrest in Alleged Swindle Faces Charge in New York
William L. Cunningham, linked to Austin H. Montgomery Jr in Baltimore blind pools, awaits federal warrants for return to Baltimore. He faces a New York postal violation charge as promoters allegedly swindled Baltimoreans of more than 4 million dollars. He claimed the case is a joke while postal officials say he is tied to a vast scheme.
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United Press
St. Louis
William L. Cunningham
Austin H. Montgomery, Jr
Baltimore
Cunningham
New York
Community Finance Company of
East
Montgomery
Maryland
Last Word on Refunding of Debt with America
Jordan December 27 Stanley Baldwin chancellor of the exchequer leaves London for America to confer with Washington on British debt. He says a settlement would ease interest and set an example for Europe while noting American law requires Britain to pay sixty to seventy million pounds annually. Baldwin, his wife and daughter, and the debt mission travel to Southampton to board the Majestic.
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United Press
Jordan
Stanley Baldwin
London
America
Washington
Europe
Anguer
Bonar Law
Baldwin
McNorman
Bank of England
Southampton
Premiers to Meet January 2 to discuss reparations
Paris reports that Germany’s failure to deliver timber and nitrogen as required by reparations terms will be reviewed at the premiers conference set for January 2. The announcement was semi official.
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Paris
Germany
Storm at Sea Worst in Decades Roughs Vessels and Rescue
A mid Atlantic storm described as the worst in decades delayed liners and damaged ships. The British schooner Gordon C Fudge was saved after the Menomine freighter swung through towering seas, rescuing the crew as their American flag flew from a wrecked mast.
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United Press
New York
mid-Atlantic
London
Gordon C. Fudge
Menomine
Fudge
Twenty eight lives lost and five ships in Atlantic storms
London reports twenty eight deaths and five ships lost as fierce gales sweep the Atlantic and English coast. Liner Celtic reaches port after severe weather. crews describe the storm as the worst in thirty years. A battered steamer limps in after three distress signals but cannot aid due to damage.
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United Press
London
Atlantic
England
English
Celtic
America
Abel Former Group Chief Arrested on Prohibition Charge
Indianapolis December 27 R H Abel former acting group chief of federal prohibition agents in Indiana was arrested today on a grand jury indictment charging him with violating the prohibition law He was the first of 159 defendants indicted to be arrested and was charged with selling liquor seized in raids while acting as group chief in 1921 His bond was fixed at 1000 and he was released.
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United Press
Indianapolis
R. H. Abel
Indiana
Abel
Methodist Prayer Meeting Canceled This Evening
The First Methodist Episcopal church will not hold the regular midweek prayer meeting tonight. The minister Charles W. Whitman announces that services will resume next week.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles W. Whitman
Germany Population and Armed Forces Figures Cited
The report states Germany's population is about 60,282,000. It lists active army at 100,000 and a trained reserve of 4,900,000 with roughly 500,000 organized units.
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Germany
Alumni vs H. 8 Benefit Basketball Game
Alumni take on H. 8 in a Thursday night benefit game at Lutheran gymnasium with local fans and community support.
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Lutheran Gymnasium
Kansas Governor appoints McCarter special literacy commissioner
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter, noted writer and politician, is named by the Kansas Governor as special commissioner to investigate illiteracy across the state.
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Margaret Hill McCarter
Kansas
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Tional Economic Conference
Johnson
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