Green recruit in Malopo diamond scheme
Ned Burns explains the Malopo rush, the Diamond Fields Syndicate, and De Witt to Winton Garrett. They plan to unite as Burns shares his danger and Winton seeks credibility while probing the stake and the eight year feud in Kimberley.
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Kiwanis Aim to Buy Lake Front Land for State Use
Bremen Indiana June 19 In a fundraising push the Kiwanis Club seeks to raise funds to buy about fifty acres of land on the Lake of the Woods and turn it over to the State Conservation Department. A committee planned to buy forty acres of semi submerged lakefront land for state use. the state land commission advised that adding another tract and donating to conservation would ensure public access and allow the forty acre tract to be sold to the club.
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Bremen
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Kiwanis Club
Lake of the Woods
State Conservation Department
State Land Commission
Indianapolis
Conservation Department
Conference arrangements for Wesleyan Methodist camp meeting
International News Service reports preparations underway for the annual Wesleyan Methodist conference and camp meeting in August near Marion Indiana. To handle larger crowds, a new two story forty room dormitory has been ordered erected on the grounds south of Marion.
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White County Meeting Planned in Monticello Park
Monticello Indiana on June 19 plans are complete for the all day White County Christian churches meeting at the city park June 21. Morning and afternoon sessions are set with a noon basket dinner. Rev. A H Moore of Noblesville is the principal speaker.
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Sunday School Lesson by Reverend Fitzwater
A brief note introduces a Sunday school lesson by Rev. P. B. Fitzwater D D dean of Moody Bible Institute Chicago dated 1925 from Western Newspaper Union.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Peter and the Angel Deliverance from Prison
Lesson on Acts 12 1 18 focusing on Peters imprisonment and miraculous escape by an angel. It details Herods motive and methods the churchs prayerful response and Peters release the unfolding events at Marys house and the subsequent execution of guards and Herods downfall.
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Plentiful Capital Supply Assured for Farmers This Year
International News Service reports G. A. Cooper of the Farm Loan Board says a ample capital at reasonable rates will finance farming through the year. Loans total about 59.8 million direct and rediscounts, with 125 to 130 million advanced to farmers so far, most liquidated. Farmers pay 4 to 4.5 percent, lower than last year, and banking conditions improve across the Midwest.
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Senator Watson Busy Politician Visits Seymour
Senator Watson will visit the Hauck home on Calvin Boulevard, a former neighbor in Ruashville, where the First Methodist Church Men's Bible Class will participate in Saturday’s celebration. His arrival excites both local supporters and political acquaintances in Seymour for the mission he champions.
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W. W. Hauck
Calvin Boulevard
Watsons
Ruashville
Corner Stone Laying Program for First Methodist Church
Program lists opening song led by Jessie Jeffrey. Charge to congregation by Rev Golden A. Smith. Consecration prayer by C, Jeffrey p Tee eee, choir, Rev. J Moeller, Jeffrey and Golden A. Smith. Address by Senator James FE. Watson. Laying of Stone by Dr. L. Special. Contributions received by Trustees. Doxology and Benediction. Scripture by Rev. J. V. Martin.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and other circuits show Kansas City beat Indianapolis 7 to 5 while St. Paul topped Columbus 4 to 2. In the American League Detroit and Chicago won, and in the National League New York edged Cincinnati 4 3 in 183 innings. Other leagues report Omaha 17 Wichita 5, Memphis 7 3 Atlanta 6 6, and Jersey City 5 Buffalo 3 among multiple outcomes.
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Rochester
Reading
Syracuse
Schedule of games across American Association and leagues
American Association action includes Kansas City at Indianapolis and St Paul at Columbus. Other matches feature Minneapolis at Toledo and Milwaukee at Louisville. In the American League Chicago visits New York and Cleveland plays Washington, with Detroit at Boston. National League games have Boston at St Louis and Philadelphia at Chicago. College polo shows Harvard 6 Yale 5.
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Indiana University Plans Planet Observation Night
Summer students at Indiana University have full plans to observe planets from Kirkwood Observatory on the night of June 23 under the direction of Dr Agnes B Wells professor of mathematics and dean of women at the university.
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Ind
Indiana University
Kirkwood Observatory
Agnes B. Wells
Women of the University
TAGGING ALL BASES By International News Service
The law of gravity stands vindicated today as leaders won and trailers lost. The Athletics beat Cleveland 6 to 2 after four ninth inning runs. The Giants won 4 to 3 in 13 innings against Cincinnati. Chicago beat Boston 6 to 1, dropping the Red Sox into eighth. St Louis edged Boston Braves 4 to 3. Detroit defeated New York 6 to 3. Bucky Harris extended his hit streak to 24 games but Washington fell to St Louis 9 to 6. Dazzy Vance led Brooklyn past Pittsburgh 6 to 2. Philadelphia snapped an 11-game skid with a 5 to 1 win over Chicago. Jimmy Ringlet had five hits.
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DeMolay to Announce Honor Men for 1920s Contest
The Order of DeMolay in Kansas City plans to announce the winners of its second annual contest. Twenty five DeMolays will be named for overall development in religion, academics, athletics, and craftsmanship. Eight will be chosen by lot to attend the National Leaders Training Camp at Bear Lake Colorado from August 27 to September 5 with expenses paid.
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Order of DeMolay
W. Br, Boorman
Association College
Chicago
David 5. Bayless
Humphries’ Foundation
Drowning of Elizabeth Cromwell Aboard Liner Vendam
Elizabeth Mary Cromwell twenty one a society girl and sculptress drowned at sea aboard the Vendam bound for Rotterdam. Her father says vertigo and fear of heights may have caused the tragedy as the ship hit a storm and she grew nervous during the voyage. A Chicago cousin reports a companion lost overboard with no details.
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Ox Kills Man in Indiana Farm Incident
Henry G. P. Liehe died at his Penn area home after an ox he owned attacked him. The animal had previously become so violent that six men had to trap it in a circus cage, after which Liehe was strapped to a bed where he died from exhaustion.
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Indiana home economics teachers hold five day conference
Winona Lake Indiana hosts the annual conference of home economics vocational teachers for the state. The event ran five days and was directed by Miss Mary Beeman of Indianapolis, the state supervisor of the program.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Home Economies Vocational Teachers of Indiana
Mary Beeman
Indianapolis
Mastodon Skeleton Found by Hartford Farmer
Clayton Hiatt, a farmer west of Hartford, Wyoming, discovered a mastodon skeleton while plowing. He has notified several museums about the find, which was completed today.
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Ind
Clayton Hiatt
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Regular taxi service to Pauley's Cabin
Taxi service advertises regular trips to Pauley's Cabin with contact number 333 for booking and inquiries.
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Pauley
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