Warrant Sought for Mrs. Ade in Kidnapping Case
Putnam County authorities plan to issue an arrest warrant for Mrs. Minnie Ade of Spokane Washington on kidnapping charges. Leota Sheets the eleven year old daughter was abducted from the West Union school house near Eagles. The pursuit follows a suspect trip by car then rail to Spokane with the mother believed to be returning home.
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Putnam County
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Spokane
Christman, Ill
Putnam Circuit Court
Minnie Ade
Wash
Leota Shettam
West Union School House
Eagles
Ade
Sears
John Washburn
Near Eagles
Bain
R. V. Tozer
Ilinois
Christman
West
Washington
Arerst
Washburn
Neice
Agles
Brazil
Bhips Spring Male Hog Sent to Xenia Ohio
By 0 M Thomas a Putnam county fancier who raises Big Show hogs shipped a months old male to H R S of Xenia Ohio for which he received 180 dollars at private sale.
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Xenia
Ohio
M. Thomas
Putnam Coun
Pate High School Inspector to Tour County
E B Weatherow of Indianapolis, a high school inspector, will visit Greencastle on Monday to inspect all county high schools. County Superintendent Frank Wallace will accompany him on his tour of the several high schools.
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E. B. Wetherow
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Pate County
Frank Wallace
Mr. Weatherow
Ex Hoosier Slayer Marries as Prison Gates Swing Ajar
James McGill married Meda Trostol of Sacramento in San Francisco then was taken to San Quentin to begin a life term for the murder of John D. Koples a Marysville merchant previously of Anderson Ind Two deputy sheriffs witnessed the ceremony Judge James M Troutt who performed it questioned the legality noting a felon may lose civil rights and the ceremony may not be lawful
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San Francisco
Cal
James McGill
Meda Trostol
Sacramento al
San Quentin
John D. Koples
Marysville
Anderson
Ind
James M. Troutt
McGill
Centre DePauw Rivalry Set For November 26 in Indianapolis
Centre college athletic officials announced that a Centre DePauw football game will be staged in Indianapolis on Saturday, November 26. Centre, with a schedule including Washington and Lee, Harvard V. P. I. Auburn, Kentucky State, Transylvania and St Xavier, will face DePauw after a planned Thanksgiving tilt with Georgetown was canceled.
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Danville
Frax Raley
Centre College Athletic Board
Centre-DePauw
Indianapolis
Georgetown
Centre
Washington and Lee
Louisville
DePauw
Harvard V. P. I. A
Auburn
Kentucky State
Transylvania
St Xavier
Man confesses fraud in Roses Tournament contest scam
Flavius Colglazier alias Richard Thorndyke was arrested in Crawfordsville Ind after admitting he had no Indianapolis committee no funds and no credentials for a voting contest claiming backing by Pasadena Tournament of Roses and the Indiana rose tournament committee Votes were sold at five cents each and a dance was planned for finalists with Wabash College students and local girls used in the scheme.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Flavius Colglazier
Richard Thorndyke
Pasadena
Cal
Tournament of Roses Association
Indiana Rose Tournament Committee
People’s Bank
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Rerose Tournament Association
J. F. Irwin
Thorndyke
Heralds Want Ad Column for Rentals and Purchases
Keep the Heralds Want Ad column in mind for renting a house or room or for buying or selling items. Use it for lost and found notices and keep searchers aligned with best results.
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the Herald
Reception in Honor of New High School Staff
The Greencastle High School Parent-Teachers Association held a reception at the school to welcome the new superintendent, principal, supervisors, and teachers. Prof Ralph C. Sloane led the orchestra, with numbers such as Cavalier March and Serenade. Dr L. R. Eckhardt introduced the new musical director and commended his work since arriving.
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Kelly
Parent-Teachers’ Association
R. C. Sloane
L. R. Eckhardt
Parent-Techer’s Association
Ralph C. Sloane
Eckhardt
Prof
Sloane
Greencastle High School
Glidewell
Local Bridge Tea at Mrs Stewart’s Home
Mrs Elmer VanCleave and Mrs Carl H Stewart hosted six tables of bridge Friday afternoon at East Poplar Street home. Dahlias zenias and cosmos adorned the decor. Out of town guests included Mrs Ruth Bittles of Oxford Ohio and Mrs Kelsey Christ of Chicago. Mrs Charles Arnold won first prize and Mrs Christ second.
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Elmer VanCleave
Carl H. Stewart
Bridge
Stewart
East Poplar Street
Ruth Bittles
Oxford
Ohio
Kelsey Christ
Chicago
Charles Arnold
Christ
DePauw and Transylvania Football Score First Quarter Update
DePauw leads Transylvania after the first quarter with both teams scoring as the game moves toward halftime. Details on yardage and scoring plays are not fully provided in the fragment.
Arbuckle Arrested on Prohibition Violation Charge
In San Francisco Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle was arrested on a Federal warrant for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. He posted 500 cash bond and is to appear for a preliminary hearing October 13. Arbuckle had been arraigned on a manslaughter charge in Virginia Rappe's death, with October 13 set for pleading as his lawyers seek more time.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Arbuckle
United States
Superior
Virginia Rappe
C. H. Brennan
Milton M. Cohen
Los Angeles
Miss Lillian Hays Hosts Dinner for Parents Anniversary
Miss Lillian Hays entertained at Mrs. Black's Tea Room Friday evening in honor of the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hays. Twenty five guests attended with a central rose basket gracing the long table.
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Lillian Hays
Mrs. Black
Mrs
S. A. Hays
Seed Wheat to Receive Hot Water Treatment Demonstration
A Purdue University Extension official C. T. Gregory will demonstrate hot water treatment for seed wheat Monday at Cloverdale. About ten to twelve farmers will bring their seed wheat for treatment at the event.
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Cloverdale
C. T. Gregory
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Detwiler Confesses to Self-Perpetrated Hold Up
Philadelphia report that ADMITS held up by bandits was faked. Detwiler an assistant disbursing officer for the United States Shipping Board and his assistant confessed they stole the $10,000 themselves.
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Philadelphia
Andrew B. Detwiler
United State Shipping Board
Want Ad Column Yields Big Returns for Small Investments
A Herald want ad note urges readers to invest a small cent into classified space, promising potential returns in dollars through targeted notices and timely placements. The column emphasizes value of concise listings and reader reach for sellers and job seekers alike.
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The
Herald
Road Material Freight Rates to be Reduced in Indiana
Indiana railroad officials and state leaders reached a plan at a conference with Governor McCray and transportation agencies to cut freight rates for road building materials. The new rates set sand gravel and stone at 115 percent of the August 25 1920 level, easing construction and repair after suspensions due to high charges. Reduction amounts vary by rate, not a fixed percentage.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
McCray
State Highway Commission
Public Service Commission
Highway Commission
Bandit chase narrows in Toledo search for Detroit mail truck crew
Fifteen armed men commanded by Police Captain Schroeder flood roads into Toledo and Detroit seeking four suspects who robbed a Detroit mail truck and fled.
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Toledo
Ohio
Schroeder
Detroit
Court Actions Filed Against Defendants
Harry Riggle via Chas McGaughey sues Fred H Taylor for 150 dollars. Daisy Hoffmeister and others through James and Allee petition against Sarah Miller seeking guardianship to manage her estate and business affairs.
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Harry Riggle
Chas. McGaughey
Fred H. Taylor
Daisy Hoffmeister
James & Allee
Sarah Miller
Religious work in colleges discussed at DePauw University
State conferences on religious work in colleges and recruiting for life service for Indiana begin at DePauw University October 9 continuing to October 11 under the Methodist Episcopal Church Life Service program. Leaders include Bishop Theo Henderson and Warren F. Sheldon with sessions at area churches.
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Indiana
DePauw University
Board of Education
Commission On Life Service
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theo. S. Henderson
Warren F. Sheldon
Wm. J. Davidson
Life Service Commission
Locust Street
College Avenue
Thomas S. Henderson
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Nate
Baptist
Christian Church
Wm. J. David
Tri Delt Tea and Reception Honors Mrs Ollie Kelley
The Tri Delt Sorority hosted a tea and reception Friday afternoon for chaperone Mrs Ollie Kelley. More than two hundred invitations were issued and the house displayed palm and fern decorations with yellow Dahlia centerpieces. Miss Esther Jane Johnson presented a music program during the event.
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Tri Delt
Ollie Kelley
Esther Jane Johnson
California Police Seek to Solve Hoosier’s Death
In Los Angeles a coroner's inquest will probe the death of Solomon A. Lewis found in the Venice sea. Miss Margaret Fuller of California identifies him as her Indiana fiancé. The couple planned to wed November 9, ending a romance that began on a train. She rejects suicide as a theory.
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California
Hoosier
Los Angeles
Cal
Venice
Margaret Fuller
Solomon A. Lewis
Elkhart
Indiana
Lewis
Miss Fuller
DePauw Meets Kentucky School Team At Football
A large crowd watched DePauw host Transylvania on McKeen Field this afternoon. The game started at 2 30 o'clock with DePauw expected to win easily.
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Depauw
Kentucky
DePauw-Transylvania
McKeen Field
New York Giants Aim to Even Series with Yanks
The New York Giants seek to even the World Series after dropping the first two games to the New York Yankees. The Yanks won 3 to 0 in games one and two, while the Giants exploded for a 13 to number in game three.
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New York
YANKS
New York Americans
New York Giants
Giants
Four Bandits Rob Detroit Mail Pouch Heist
Four men stopped Canadian messenger William McAuley near the Detroit post office and seized twenty six mail pouches including three registered bags likely worth over 100000 dollars. They forced McAuley to face a wall while the loot was transferred to an awaiting car. The heist targeted currency shipments from Windsor to Detroit and Windsor race track receipts. Police found no witnesses as weather and late hour left streets deserted.
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Detroit
Mich
William R. MecEuley
Windsor
Ontario
Kenilworth
McAuley
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Mill Creek Township
Emma Ryan transfers 40 acres in Mill Creek Township to Nettie Scott for 3612 dollars and 30 acres in Mill Creek Township to Herbert Blue for 4009 dollars. James H. Crawley conveys a lot in Grencastle to James D. Mick for 1 dollar.
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Emma Ryan
Nettie Scott
Mill Creek
Herbert Blue
James H. Crawley
James D. Mick
Grencastle
Fire Destroys Bedford Light and Gas Plants
Bedford Indiana, Oct 7 Fire destroyed the Inter state Public Service light and gas plants causing an estimated 100000 in loss. Fire started in the light plant and spread to the gas plant as crews saved nearby tanks. The origin is unknown leaving the city in darkness during the fair. Coal and coke bunkers burned five hundred tons still burning late tonight.
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Bedford
Ind
Interstate Public Service Company
Opening Hog Prices Rise At Local Market Start
Hogs opened 25 to 35 cents higher with general sales at 8.85 and top 8.90. Heavy receipts were logged, 4,500 hogs and 1,500 to local killers. Cattle held around steady, calves opened strong but closed weak at 13.00 for good yearlings. Sheep and lambs remained quotable steady as buyers cleared the yard.
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Indianapolis
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