Indiana Governor frames economy drive to curb state costs
Gov. Warren T. McCray reports Indiana saved 12,090,000 for taxpayers over two years, showing expenditures at two thirds of neighboring states. He lauds fiscal discipline, cites highway and school funding, and urges media and public cooperation for plain truth and practical economy.
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South Bend, Inc
Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Houser
McCray
Goveror
Republican
Trdiana
Mrr Ralston
Mr. Goodrich
Ralston
Goel’ Ch
Gov. McCray
America
Crowder Secures Personal White House Interviews
Miss Josephine Crowder, daughter of Dr and Mrs Joe Crowder of this city, traveled with three friends from New York for a European tour. In Washington she met with President Harding, Secretary of State Hughes, and Herbert Hoover, who provided personal letters of introduction for her European visit.
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Josephine Crowder
Joe At. Crowder
New York
Washington
H. Hays
Miss Crowder
Harding
Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Europe
Mr and Mrs Hunt Begin Extended Visit to Illinois Cities
Mr and Mrs T J Hunt of Merom left yesterday for an extended visit touring Danville Decatur and Quincy in Illinois.
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T. J. Hunt
Merom
Danville
Decatur
Quincy, Ils
A C Payne Heads East on Summer Teaching Trip
A C Payne and family of North Eleventh Street plan a Tuesday motor trip to Washington D C Fredericksburg and Richmond Virginia then Hampden Road where Payne will teach at Hampden Institute starting June 18 He will lead training for colored teachers and heads county training schools leaders in the south He received a leave of absence from the normal for the summer months The trip includes living on Hampden Roads Terre Haute Star
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A.C. Payne
North Eleventh Street
Washington
D. C
Fredricksburg
Richmond
Hampden Road
Payne
Hampden Institute
Booker T. Washington
Payre
Clemency Denied for Richardson and Wheaton
The State Board of Pardons refused clemency for Rey Richardson convicted of burglary in Sullivan circuit court on September 9 1922 and sentenced to the state reformatory for 2 to 14 years. Clemency was refused also for Thos J Wheaton of Paxton sentenced to the penal farm on March 28 1923 for ninety days.
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State Board of Pardons
Rey Richardson
Sullivan
State Reformatory
Thos. J. Wheaton
Paxton
Sullivan County Club Opens with New Building and Course
The Anderennis building at Sullivan County Club officially opened this afternoon. The newly completed golf course is praised as excellent and enjoyed by members. A dance is planned for tonight with a social committee led by Dr. Paul Higbee as chairman and several other officers and directors listed.
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Anderennis
New Sullivan Country Club
Paul Higbee
Herbert Steel
A. C. Owens
H. C. Hays
Elmer Lincley
Ernest Davis
Terrence Ladsen
Gilbert Dougherty
Wayne KR. Frakes
PR. W. Akin
C. H. Stratten
I. A. Billman
Bayard T. Lang
J. D. Mante
J. BR. Crowder
P. L. Reid
R. W. Akin
Youthful Suspect Charged With Ford Theft
Eugene Anderson, 15, jailed on theft charge for a Ford coupe owned by Criss Brater in Lewis. Suspect found in possession of the car when arrested in Terre Haute last week.
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Eugene Anderson
Criss Brater
Lewis
Terre Haute
Miss Coulson to Summer with Parents Near New Lebanon
Miss Margaret Coulson, who has taught at Emmett Idaho, returns for the summer and will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs J K Coulson near New Lebanon.
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Margaret Coulson
Emmett
Idaho
J. K. Coulson
New Lebanon
Elks to Celebrate Flag Day With Evening Exercises
Flag Day events by the Sullivan federation of Elks take place Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Elks home. Hon Edward C Toner of Anderson Lodge and publisher of the Anderson Herald will deliver the address.
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ELKS
Eullivan Fedeve of Elks
Edward C. Toner
Anderson Lodge
Anderson Herald
Roy Bennett Dies After Emergency Operation
Robert Bennett eight died in Terre Haute hospital after an emergency appendectomy Wednesday evening. He was the grandson of Wm Hartley Bennett of Farmersburg and cherished by family and friends. Burial is set for West Lawn cemetery at Farmersburg Friday.
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Roy
Robert Bennett
Emma Bennett Drake
Terre Haute
Wm. Hartley Bennett
Farmershire
Amanda J. Sherrasan
McClain
West Lawn Cemetery
Farmersburg
Wilder Brigade Reunion in Terre Haute June 24 1923
Annual Wilder Brigade reunion scheduled for Memorial Hall in Terre Haute Indiana on Sunday June 24 1923. The event gathers former brigade members for remembrance and fellowship.
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Wilder Brigade
Memorial Hall
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana flag presented to Post Office head at Shrine ceremony
At the Shrine Conclave in Washington D C Murat Temple Indianapolis presented Indiana’s state flag to acting Postmaster General John H Bartlett in honor of Harry S New. The scene on the Post Office Building steps included dignitaries Dirrelle Chaney Warren Glover Mrs Chaney and others with a full escort guard.
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Washington, D. C
Temple of
Indianapolis
Post Office Department
Indiana
Harry S. New
Murat Temple
Potentate
L. C. Buddenbaum
Murat
John H. Bartlett
Mr. New
Bartlett
New Hampshire
Dirrelle Chaney
Sullivan
Warren J. Glover
Gov. Bartlett
John C. Chaney
Lee Bays
Post Office
William GC. Mia
James R. Henry
Gosport
Ind
Alice Mummenhoff
Catherine Smith
Bureau of Vocational Education
Indiana State Senate
Crop conditions report for Indiana June first
The June first crop report for Indiana shows a 20 percent rise in corn acreage from 1922, near state averages for production, and oats up 20 percent. Winter wheat is 80 percent normal with 31,400,000 bushels projected. spring wheat held similar acreage with 82 percent condition and 61,000 bushels expected. Barley down 7 percent to 39,000 acres at 80 percent normal. rye, oats, and apples also reported with various normalities and commercial yields listed. Hay, timothy, clover, and alfalfa conditions are given, with statewide outputs estimated for each.
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Indiana
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Indhe
Rre
Cadets Honor Bays at Culver Military Academy Graduation
Mrs. John S Bays attended Culver Military Academy graduation. John William Bays son of Col Harold Bays graduated with top honors receiving scholastic and athletic awards. He qualified for Annapolis and Boston Tech programs. Harold Lucas Bays earned the highest Latin grade and is a YMCA fold star.
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John S. Bays
Culver Military Academy
John William Bays
Harold Bays
Young Bays
Annapolis Military Academy
Boston Tech
Harold Lucas Bays
Terre Haute couple wed at residence with relatives present
Bereee of this city and Bros Pradelee LicCornell of Terre Haute married at Terre Haute Gancey sfiernoorn. The ceremony was at Mrs. Lewis residence officiated by Rev Doore of Bantiss church. Immediate relatives attended and a reception followed before guests departed for visits with relatives.
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GARE
Terre Hauts
Phoy
Lawsuit Verdict Awards Damages in Jascaville Trial
A jury in Greene County returned a verdict for the plaintiff Mrs. Sylvester Gyiges in the case against the city of Jascaville. After ten hours of deliberation, the court awarded $2590 to cover alleged personal injuries.
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Braucis
Sylvester Gyiges
Gostee
Jascaville
Greene County
Board selects Holwerda as high school coach
The board hires coach D. V. Holwerda a Pur due University graduate to lead athletics at the city high school. John H. Bayard of Vincennes is chosen as architect for the new high school building to be erected here.
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D. V. Holwerda
Purdue University
John H. Bayard
Vincennes
Mrs James R Brown Visits Mrs Prout in Indianapolis
Mrs James R Brown is visiting Mrs J L Prout in Indianapolis. The meeting note records a social call between acquaintances in the city.
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James R. Brown
J. L. Prout
Indianapolis
Rural Mail Box Location is Fixed
The Post Office Department and the State Highway Commission will cooperate to set rural mail boxes five feet back of the right of way on improved roads. Boxes should be 14 feet from the road center, with owners supplying surface material to prevent mud and ruts. Drainage ditches must remain clear and driveways not obstructed.
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Indianapolis, Inc
U.S. Post Office Department
State Highway Commission
John D. Williams
C. Gray
Commission
Iedaway Commission
A. H. Tinkle
Indiana
Mr. Hinkle
Sullivan County Horseshoe League plans picnic this Sunday
The Sullivan County Horseshoe League with thirty three members and sixteen teams hosts a basket dinner at City Park next Sunday. A large turnout attended a June 3 meeting at Samuel Kegley’s with about 100 percent in attendance and many spectators.
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Sullivan County Horseshoe League
Samuel Kegley
New Lebanon
Teague
Warass
Prairie Crerk Fworsa Shoa Leneve
Saliivesvs
Avtavleris
Sullivan League
Ste
Indiana University Names Niezer Debating Prize Winners
Sullivan youth Wilks Springer of Sullivan is among the 1924 Indiana University graduates to receive the Niezer Debating Prize. The prize awards a gold medal to each member of the university debating team in inter-collegiate contests. Springer is the son of Mr and Mrs Sam Springer of Hamilton township and attends the Bloomington campus.
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Beryl Springer Wilks
Bloomington
Ind
Dane
Jesys Springer
Sullivan
Indiana University
Niezer
Charles M. Nieczer
Fort Wayne
Springer
Sam Springer
Hamilton Township
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