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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
6
The article notes conditions will return to normal after the state tournament. It mentions a Citizen feature to locate friends or family, inviting readers to phone or write. Public interest centers on arranging a passenger train schedule by the Big Four railroad with proposed southbound and northbound departures around 6:30 to 7:30 am, noon, 3 pm, and 6 pm.
Rush County assessed rates cover farm and personal property. Values span typewriters to machinery, livestock from horses to hogs, poultry, farm products, seeds, hay, and threshing outfits. Prices include cattle weights, per pound meat, wool, and engines with all other personal property taxed at 100 percent.
Mrs Burl Magee is improved. Mrs Grant Hill is improving and expects to return from Rushville next Thursday. Mrs H J Catt has spent several days in Anderson with her daughter Mrs Cleve Beher who is ill. Taggart's Bread at Phelps Bros meat market. Loren Martin Rushville is a new subscriber to the Citizen. The Citizen one year $1.50.
The notice lists numerous candidates for Rush County offices in Indiana subject to the Republican primary on May 4, 1920. Names include Wm. R. Jinnett, R. H. Hill, Judge Will M. Sparks, Loren Martin, Charles A. Frazee, Phil Wilk, William R. Martin, John F. Mapes, Sidney L. Hunt, John W. Kennedy, William C. Morgan, John F. Joyce, Albert C. Stevens, Frank L. Catt, Samuel H. Young, R. S. Davis, George H. Bell, and others. It also notes visitors to Indianapolis for Frank Hays funeral and mentions Loren Martin and Earl Priest visiting.
Miss Claribel Sipe of Miami University spent last weekend at home. Dolph Ryan left Thursday for Chicago and New York. Ed Archey and family moved from Milroy to Knightstown this week. H. M. Sutton of Spiceland visited his sisters Mrs G D Miller and Mrs Mary F Willcutt Monday afternoon.
Detectives Neal and Cline of the Big Four along with Sheriff Jones and Sheriff Beeson arrested Mose Lowe Gregg Alyea and Mrs Clara Demaree last Thursday at Greensburg in a spree tied to robberies along the Big Four railroad. Mrs Demaree freed on $500 bond and sent home. Officials report signed confessions may lead to further arrests and loot locations.
Omer McCarty of Anderson visited Friday. P. J. Sattler again able to be out and Mrs Sattler slightly improved. Mrs Luther Bundy four miles east of town slipped on a segment of pavement Saturday evening, breaking her glasses and suffering a deep facial rash requiring a physician.
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