Governor reacts to McNulty charges over state farm abuse
Indiana Governor Goodrich expressed surprise at accusations by Charles O. McNulty, a former saloon keeper and brief state prisoner at the State Farm. McNulty, jailed for liquor-law violations, described underfed prisoners, ten-hour days, scarce meat, stale cornbread, Sunday work, and cruel treatment, urging investigations to improve conditions for inmates.
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Indianapolis
Goodrich
Charles O. McNulty
State Farm
McNulty
Bull and Bear
Rutnam
Leroy
Boy Scout Notes on First Real Hike and Tests
Kaaon A. Hill reports a local troop's first real hike meeting at the tabernacle Saturday at 10:30. Scouts walked to Walnut Creek bridge, camped by a woods spot chosen by Mr. Daugherty, cooked meals over open fires, and enjoyed games. Some pursued second class tests including pace, running fifty steps, and cooking with minimal gear. They broke camp at 2 PM and returned home. ticket sales for the event rise, and Mr. Daugherty departs Tuesday for Frankfort, Tudiana.
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Kaaon A. Hill
Eroop
Tabernacle
Walnut Street
Walnut Creek
Mr. Daugherty
Daugherty
Frankfort
Tudiana
Federated Clubs Plan All Day Meeting at College Ave Church
The Fifth District Federated Clubs will hold an all day meeting here on Friday at the College Ave Church. A Penelope Club will meet on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Ed Stone.
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College Ave Church
Penelope
Ed, Stone
Tilden Address Delivers Bible and the New Age
Prof F C Tilden spoke before State Normal students on The Bible and the New Age. The chapel period was extended to an hour to allow full delivery. The talk was given at the invitation of President Parsons, who ordered classes dismissed for the morning so all could attend.
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F. C. Tilden
State Normal
Prof. Tilden
Parsons
DePauw Defeats Indiana University in Rifle Meet
The DePauw rifle team, composed of ROTC shooters, beat IU on McKeen Field by 1051 to 1037 out of 1200. Individual scores include Morrison 128 Scott 179 Rufe 177 Van Arsdal 175 Robinson 172 McHenry 166. Ranges spanned 50 feet standing kneeling and 75 feet sitting prone with Springfield Army Rifle caliber 32.
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DePauw
Indiana University
McKeen Field
Morrision
Scott
Rufe
van Arsdal
Robinson
Mc Henry
Beamer Lecture Opens Series By Walter S Athern
Walter S Athern of Boston University delivered the first Beamer lecture in McHarry Hall Sunday afternoon as part of the April University Service. He traced the rise of the American school system and concluded with the educational challenges facing the United States today.
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Walter S. Athern
Boston University
Beamer
McHarry Hall
United States
Clarice Aileen Knight Weds George Brain York at Green Castle
On Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs J Knight the ceremony joined Clarice Aileen Knight and George Brain York with Rev Levi Marshall officiating The event was witnessed by immediate family members and refreshments followed The bride is a popular Greencastle young woman and the groom serves as a rural mail carrier and was a high school basketball player.
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J. ©. Knight
Clarice Aileen
George Brain York
Levi Marshall
York
Greencastles
Local notices from various residents around Indianapolis area
Mrs. Jennie Smythe returns home from Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Morton Diall of Lockport visits, then leaves for New York. Dr. W. M. Blanchard returns from St Louis convention. Mrs. C. H. Barnaby visits her ill son Howard in St Vincent Hospital. Mrs. Heaton and Mrs. Payton travel to Hoopstown Illinois due to Payton’s illness. Ethel King heads to St Louis then Greenville Texas to marry Edward Hammell Jr. Woman’s Home Missionary Society to meet at College Ave Church with Mrs. R. L. O’Hair in charge. Maple M. F. Church Bible Class meets. Christian Church Women’s Union meets. D. A. R. meets at Mrs. Charles Zeis’s home. time changes noted. Mrs. Frank Gilmore confined by illness on Vine Street. Lucy Blackntertains bridge club on Vine Street. Earl and Mrs. Earl Ellis visit Brownsburg relatives. Dulin from Florida attends to business interests.
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Ethel King
St Louis
Edgar Hammell
Hammell
Greenville
Texas
Edward Hammell, Jr
Evangelist’s Last Days Offerings Reach 1600 Dollars
A Tabernacle collection totaling 1600 dollars was given to evangelist Mrs. Barr. The large meeting concluded with 83 converts, marking a significant closing outreach.
Convention of Federated Clubs Held April 23
The twelfth annual vorveitor of the Indiana Federation of Clubs of the Fifth District will be held at College Ave Church on Friday April 23. A splendid program is arranged with speakers Mrs Anna Bowles Wiley Terre Haute Mrs Carl Wolfe Terre Haute and Miss Berths Barnes Clinton and musical numbers by Mrs W Otis of this city.
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Indiana Federation of Clubs of
Fifth District
College Ave
Anna Bowles Wiley
Terre Haute
Carl Wolfe
Berths Barnes
Clinton
W_ Otis
Revival ends as Greencastle raises funds for Daisy Barr
After five weeks of Tabernacle Revival under United Churches in Greencastle, residents contributed 1600 dollars to evangelist Daisy Barr. The last day’s offerings covered Barr’s expenses and those of her assistants, with all costs settled. Large evening service featured public sins confession and a campaign summary was given.
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Greencastle
Daisy Douglas Barr
Marriage of Arthur Foulke and Inz Iva Everman
Arthur Foulke of Cicero and Inz Iva Everman of Russellville were married Saturday afternoon at the Christian Church parsonage. The couple will reside in Cicero. James Watson and his wife left for Davenport to establish their future home. Watson resigned from S C Prevo and Sons to study chiropractic in Davenport.
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Arthur Foulke
Cicero
James Watson
East Seminary Street
Davenport
Town
Watson
S.C. Prevo and Sons
Exkines Teeth Power Alleged at Dental Meet
Dr E H Friesell president elect of the National Dental association told the Minneapolis Dental association in Chicago that Exkines have powerful teeth and bite off can tops without a opener. He has collected skulls for study and says Piktkimos have best teeth. Hose Company Treasurer for 71 Years. Dr Jesse Green at 103 re elected treasurer of West Chester Fire company for 71st consecutive year.
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E. H. Friesell
The
Minois Dental Association
Chicago
Friesell
National Dental Association
Pxtkimos
Jesse ©. Green
West Chester
Glimpses of Human Nature in Tax Time Tales
The Baltimore Sun cites Pope on mankind and recalls quirky income tax returns. A young couple profited by fast real estate moves while not living in any home, a widowed conductor laments costs of marriage, a racetrack follower inflates earnings, a poker player admits big gains, and a chic borrower claims losses with vague details.
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Alexander Pope
Pope
Baltimore Sun
Exereple
Walker
Exampe
The Uncertain Zeppelin Heads to German Landing Field
The Friedrichshafen airship with 20 passengers faced disaster near Gerlin as air currents ripped the craft from its course. It struck the ground breaking cabin windows disabling engines and lights, a white puff struck onlookers killing one and injuring five. The captain then attempted to tether lines but more shocks followed as the ship rose again into the sky.
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Zeppeli Radenspeeck
Gerlin
Friedrichshafen
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Airship Makes Forced Landing in Harz Mountains
After a period of chilling fear the crew sheltered in the cabin while mechanics fixed the engines. By near midnight the airship landed safely in a grove of stunted trees in the Harz mountains, ending a tense voyage.
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Harz Mountains
Use of Horses on Farms Gains
The Department of Agriculture reports U S farms had 21,100,000 horses as of January 1, 1920, up from 19,883,000 in 1919, with mules increasing too. The Horse Association of America, based in Chicago, backs breeding and use of horses and calls the horse the next to man, the most efficient power unit. Wayne Dinsmore, secretary, notes horses’ long service and cost advantage over trucks, citing recent New York snow disruption where horses moved goods for pay.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Horse Association of America
Chicago
Ians of
Illinois
Carriage and Wagon Builders of America
Wayne Dinsmore
Association
Mr. Dinsmore
Dinsmore
New York
The
Horse Association
W. DP. Dunham
Deer Performs Aerial Crossing On Winsted Trestle
A deer stunned spectators at the New England railway trestle near Forest View cemetery in Winsted Connecticut. The animal crossed 20 feet above ground on a 75 foot trestle then moved toward South Main Street and up a steep bank toward Highland Park. A pursuing hound followed across the trestle after the deer vanished.
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New England Railway
Forest View Cemetery
Winsted
Conn
Highland Ark
English to Get 600000 Suits at 15.50 A Firm Buys Government Clothing
A London wholesale clothier buys government stocks of civilian clothing for 7 million dollars. The deal covers six hundred thousand sack suits at fifteen dollars fifty cents each. The purchase signals a large advance in cloth trades and a shift in wartime supply arrangements.
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London
Turko-Asia Crisis Cuts Food, Rail Links And War Strain
British forces sever rail and bridge links between the Bosporus and Anatolia cutting Constantinople from Asiatic Turkey. Massacres feared as 2,000,000 Christians in Asia Minor face danger. Mustapha Kemal Lead curbs Sultan authority and mobilizes defense. Nationalists plot Ankara congress while Allied occupation provokes criticism and uneasy standoff continues.
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War
Asia Minor
Bosporus
Constantinople
Turkey
Bilejik
Isinid
Anatolia
Drs ‘Nd
Hud
Dhef
Mediterranean
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Mustapha Keroa
Sivas
Amasia
Tokat
Samsoun
Dcense
Porbes
Anasia
Afntab
Adana
Hadatin
Alntab
Marash
Asian Minor
Constantine
Thrace
Angora
Mustapha Kemal
Nationalista
Man Learns to Read at 78 in New Jersey Home
Michael Peterson entered the Methodist Home for Aged in Collingswood New Jersey at seventy eight unable to read. By ninety three he can read his Bible exhort and preach sermonettes in a heartening tale of perseverance and lifelong learning.
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Methodist Home For
Collingswood
N. J
Michael Peterson
Evan
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Tilden
W. S. Atheam
Knight— York
Bolsheviks
Jennie Smythe
Methodist Hospital
Morton Diall
Lockport
N. Y
Diall
W. M. Blanchard
C. H. Barnaby
Howard
St Vincent Hospital
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
R. L. O’hair
Grose
Maple M. F. Church
Wil
Women’s Union of the Christian Church
Charles Zeis
Frank Gilmore
Vine Street
Lucy
Earl Ellis
Brownsburg
Indiana
Dulin
Florida
the Herald
Asia
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