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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1929

Page

4

Tyrant of Red Gulch Western Thriller at Granada

The Tyrant of Red Gulch stars Tom Tyler as a cowboy searching for an old friend Frankie Darro as his sidekick. They ride into a Nevada boomtown region terrorized by a bandit to rescue a pretty girl and uncover clues, with Harry Woods as the Heavy and Josephine Borio as the damsel.

Red Gulch Tom Tyler Granada Nevada Tom Pal Tyler Harry Woods Josephine Borio Barney Furey Frankie

Damita Stars In Forbidden Love At Voncastle Theatre

Lili Damita, famed European screen icon, appears in the Pathe released Forbidden Love at Voncastle Theatre this Saturday. Paul Richter plays her co star in a tale of a princess torn between love and duty after inheriting a throne amid dramatic, moving scenes produced across Germany France and Switzerland.

Lili Damita Lcastle Pathe Paul Richter Germany Blooff Krayia France Switzerland

Notable Screen Cast Includes Paul Richter and Crew

The supporting cast features screen artists led by Paul Richter Rosa Richard Klein Rogge Harry Leidtke and Trude Hesterbere.

Paul Richter Rosa Richard Klein Rogge Harry Leidtke Trude Hesterbere

Regular Agricultural Notes From Blue Valley Creamery Institute

The Herald will publish a series of charted discussions from the Blue Valley Creamery Institute starting today on Page 3. The articles aim to aid those interested in improving agricultural conditions and development.

Blue Valley Creamery Institute The Herald

Defendants At Brazil Receive Heavy Sentences

Nine cases stemming from housing runaway girls from Brightside correctional school in Plymouth were resolved in one Clay Circuit Court session. Daniel Gulliford, John Parker, and Ethel Parker faced multiple charges. Gulliford and Mrs Parker received prison terms and fines, while J W Parker was jailed with no fine. Additional rape and escape charges against Gulliford and the Parkers remained pending with trials to follow.

Brightside Correctional School Plymouth Ind Daniel Gulliford Knightsville Clay T. W. Hutchison Knighsville John Ethel Parker Clinton Daniel Guiliford State Farm Gulliford Parkers Baldridge Plymouth Institution Newport Hamilton Clay County Hospital

Texas Guinan Acquitted After Liquor Nuisance Trial

Texas Guinan, Broadway showgirl and Salon Royale hostess, was acquitted of the liquor nuisance charge after a two day witness stand. The judge urged caution as ten co-defendants pleaded guilty. Guinan celebrated with a victory mood, asserting the charge failed to prove nuisance.

New York Texas Guinan Broadway Nero Texas Edwin Thomas Connecticut

Terre Haute Attorney Fatally Shot After Warrant Incident

Terre Haute Indiana April 11 an argument in the office of attorney Austin Sweet over a fishing license warrant led to Sweet being shot in the head by constable John VanHook. Sweet died fifteen minutes later at St Anthony s hospital. VanHook was jailed for murder as witnesses supported his account of self defense after Sweet allegedly struck him. The warrant from Bryant s justice of the peace Rockville charged Sweet with violating Indiana fish and game laws in Park county last Sunday.

Terre Haute Ind Austin Sweet Sweet John VanHook Thomas Smith St. Anthony's Hospital Hartin Ofivers VanHook Conover Burk Armand Hill Leland Randell Justice of Peace Court Bryant Justice of the Peace Court Rockville Indiana Park County

Purdue Raps DePauw 11 to 1 in Cold Start

Purdue defeated DePauw 11 to 1 in Lafayette as extreme cold shortened the game at the end of the sixth inning. Mills went 4-for-4 with two hits in the first frame, while Purdue's pitchers Gross and Quinley limited DePauw to one hit after Lamphear’s rough outing.

Lafayette Ind Purdue DePauw Boilermakers Mills Lamphear Gross Quinley Scheiner Kugler

Explosion Destroys Three Detroit Buildings

Three four story buildings were demolished by a vast blast in Detroit. Firefighters searched the ruins for victims, with one dead and one missing named Herbert Tallon. Authorities warned of at least four more deaths, as plate glass shattered across blocks and damages topped 500000 dollars.

Detroit INS Herbert Tallon

Local Three Ball Player Loses Mind in Danville

Harold Ding Harlan a 19 year old Reno native formerly of Fillmore, sought a Quincy Three-I League tryout and collapsed mentally while awaiting the test. Physicians in Hendricks County Circuit Court declared him incurably insane, and he remains at Danville hospital for commitment.

Harold Ding Harlan Harold “Ding” Harlan James Harlan Reno Fillmore Danville Quincy Hendricks County Greencastle Big Four Railroad J i

Warren County Treasurer Davis Missing Amid 35000 Shortage

Emerson J. Davis former Warren County treasurer was found to be about 34974.20 short in his accounts. He disappeared from Williamsport in March after depositing 7018.39 Warren County funds into a personal Indianapolis bank account. Davis was married and from a prominent family.

Indianapolis INS Emerson J. Davis Warren County State Board of Accounts Williamsport Davis

Marion Talley quits opera to pursue farming life

New York April 12. Marion Talley the 19 year old coloratura soprano who rose to fame in Rigoletto has announced she is retiring from opera to return West with her family and buy a farm. She plans to pursue agriculture rather than continue on the operatic stage.

New York Marion Talley West Miss Tally

Presbyterian Church Elects New Officers

The Church elected new officers at the annual meeting after a large attendance. Thirty nine members were added for the year ending March 31, with total group holdings of 10 228. Elders E. A. Schmitt and Dean L. H. Dirks filled vacancies. Deacons E. F. Coffman and F. Crawford re-elected. Trustee C. C. Huest re-elected.

Presbyterian Church E. A. Brown G. O. Arlt Church Corporation G. E. Black H. C. B. Werneke E. A. Schmitt Indianapolis L. H. Dirks O. H. Williams Columbus Ohio E. EF Coffman F. Crawford C. C. Huest

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Frankie Darro Keencastle Max F. Hosea, Mer Voncastle Eitel Floral Co Will Wetz Grocery Eiteljorge Brazil John and Clay County Guinan David P. Sentner N. N Short Voncgastle Ben Lyon Dorothy Keviey Kohley Senabery Mystery Tyler Frankie Darro Eppers Oman Richard DIX TRE A. Burdsal Amg R. P. Mullins Selec Tion Oak Grove Price Ter Schlossers
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