DePauw Athletics See Strong 1921 Prospects Across Sports
The DePauw Athletic Board reviews a record track and field season led by Herald Jones and Captain Mason with new talent under Coach Buchelt. Baseball, intramurals, and football outlooks are discussed as spring practice begins and Center College and Wabash games loom on the 1929 schedule.
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DePauw Athletic Board
Dean
DePauw
Purdue Univsity
Ikey Meyers
Ugh
Ison
Herald Jones
Bernard Cuild
Mason
Zechial
Ponddy
Buchelt
Stewart
Moffett
Kencon
Paul Jones
Shoptaugh
Dany
Hass
Davis
Austin Will Beack
C. Buchelt
Earlham
Indition Jones
Kalamazoo
Mich
Crawfordiile
Indianapolis Cable Club
Wabash
Pauw
Franklin
Western State Normal
Iray
Iray DePauw 77 W. S. N
Michigan Aggies
Purdue University
pePaud
Lamda Chi Alpha
Delta Sigma Psi
Coach Buss
Ted Ogden
Center College
Tadianapolis
Tf Vou
Vorite
Russ
Greencastle
Nate
College Plate
Hanover Greencastle
Purdue Lafayette
Transylvania Lexington
Albion College
Franklin Greencastle
Valparaiso Greencastle
Center College Indianapolis
Wabash Indianapolis
Dedication Service at Nazarene Tent Meeting Ends Soon
Greencastle Nazarene tent dedicates final services with Rev. Guy C. McHenry preaching farewell Sunday at 10 30 AM. The McHenrys depart for West Indies missions this year. District Superintendent Rev J W Short will lead the 2 30 PM dedication. Evangelist Martha E Curry closes with 7 30 PM sermon. visitors urged to attend.
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East Washington Street
Guy C. McHenry
Mrs. McHenry
Greencastle
West Idies
General Board of Foreign Missions of the Nazarene Church
J W. Short
Indiana Dist
Martha E. Curry
Sabath
Hog Prices Steady to Easy at Local Market
Hog prices steadied to slightly easier at the opening with 6,990 Indianapolis receipts and 6,009 hogs sold at 15 to 15.50 for heavyweights. Hogs average 15.75 to 16, pigs at 15, cattle active to strong, calves and sheep firm. local buyers contracted 3,500 head with remaining to outsiders.
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Indianapolis
Able Orator Wil Discuss The Campaign In Greencastle
Hon Albert Stump of Indianapolis a former Indiana University and Wisconsin faculty member will discuss campaign issues Tuesday evening at 8 in the Greencastle courthouse. Democratic County Chairman Otto Dobbs arranged the meeting citing Stump as a skilled orator qualified to address current political questions for Putnam County teachers and residents.
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Albert Stump
Indianapolis
Indiana University
University OF Wisconsin
Court Room
Democratic County
Otto Dobbs
Greencastle
Putnam County
Teacher’s Institute
Court House
Stump
Counties Restore 1919 Tax Increases Across Indiana
Hancock Marion and Shelby county boards of review rescinded cancellations and ordered old valuations restored, as per the tax commissioners. Boone County officials planned to rescind their cancelation order and restore 1919 valuations, seeking a different distribution of increase percentages among local taxing units.
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Indiana State Capitol
Hancock
Marion
Shelby County Boards of Review
Board of Tax Commisioners
Boone County
Shelby county board of review reverses 1919 tax action
Shelbyville Indiana August 15 Members of the Shelby county board of review explained its Thursday night reversal of last week’s cancellation of 1919 horizontal tax increases. The board now agrees the increases are the lesser of two evils and rejects the state tax board Tuesday order as impossible after several ballots.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby County Board of Review
State
Traction workers in Indianapolis shot over track rights
Oliver Percy a trolley line conductor was shot in the right knee at the traction terminal in Indianapolis. Martin Lynch a motorman is charged with shooting after a dispute over train right of way. The incident occurred in the train men's room and involved Percy and John Snoddy with police arresting Lynch later.
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Oliver Percy
Martin Lynch
Traction Terminal
Indianapolis
North Capitol Avenue
Methodist Hospital
Eugene Street
Percy
de Rosette
Golder
Lynch
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
John Snoddy
Snoddy
Greencastle
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Easern Traction Company
Three Dozen Apologies For Mr Louis Morrison
A Cloverdale peach grower, Louis Morrison, sent a basket of peaches to the Herald after the paper published a story about his crop missing August 15 ripening. The editor admits the error and praises Morrison as an exceptional orchardist and prompter of luscious peaches.
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The
Herald
Louis Morrison
Cloverdale
Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Judge Batt to Speak in Putnam County Towns
Judge Charles Batt of Terre Haute will speak in Cloverdale on Wednesday August 18 and in Roachdale on Friday August 20 as part of his campaign for Congress from the fifth district.
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Judge Batt
Putnam County
Charles Batt
Terre Haute
Cloverdale
Roachdale
Change of Union Service Location for Baptist Church
Rev Levi Marshall is called to Ohio for his ill mother and cannot preach Sunday night. The Union Service moves to College Avenue M E Church with Rev Raphael as preacher at 7 30 PM. Secretary H C Clippinger notes the change and invites attendance and friends. Bee Hive and Crescent Rebecca lodges plan a Shades day trip on Sunday August 22 with meals. lodge members to sign up by noon Tuesday 17.
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Levi Marshall
Ohio
Baptist Church
College Avenue M. E
Raphael
Bee Hive and Crescent Rebecca
the Shades
Baptist Church announces Sunday service shift and choir events
The Baptist Church lists 9:45 Sunday School with Albert Tidrick as pastor and Grant Scott as superintendent. A prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 7 50 and a Young People meeting at 6 50. Union services Sunday night move to College Avenue church due to Rev Marshall’s family illness with Rev Raphael preaching.
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Albert Lawrence Tidrick
Grant Scott
Marshall
College Avenue Church
Inerval
Grover McCannon and Esmeralda Randel Wed in City
The marriage of Grover McCannon of Ladoga and Esmeralda Randel daughter of Mr and Mrs William Randel occurred Friday afternoon. The couple will reside in Roachdale and the ceremony was conducted by Rev Levi Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover McCannon
Ladoga
Esmeralda Randel
William Randel
Roachdale
Levi Marshall
Roar of artillery heard in the capital
Warsaw reporters describe artillery fire near Radzymin and battles along the Bialystock road as Russians advance toward Warsaw. Refugees flood west of the Vistula while typhus fears rise with the American expedition's supplies captured. Marshal Pilsudski guards potentially moved and 100000 Warsaw citizens vow to defend the city.
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Warsaw
Radzymin
Bug
Bialystock
Posen
Witos
Russia
Vistula
Poland
Harry Gilchrist
Marshall Pilsudski
Indiana Population 1920 Census Figures Released
Washington August 14 Census Bureau reports Indiana population at 2,930,544 an 8.5 percent rise of 229,668. Gary revised to 55,378 up 88,576 or 229.6 percent from prior 65,344.
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Washington
Census Bureau
State of
Indiana
Gary
1400 Percent Increase in Raisin Imports
In the United States a 1,400 percent rise in raisin imports from Spain occurred in the first six months of 1920, driven by Prohibition era consumption. About 8,000,000 pounds were exported from Malaga to the U.S. by June 30, exceeding the total raisin exports from 1913 to 1919.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Malaga
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Locust Street M E Church Union Services and Events
Locust Street M E Church hosts Bible School at 2 30 supervised by W C VanArsdale, music by orchestra, and morning worship at 10 40 featuring The Temptation of Jesus. Union service at College Avenue M E led by Rev Raphael, 7 30. Maple Heights Mission School at 2 30 led by Miss Grace Black. Judge Hughes and family return from Brown County motor trip. James Hughes visits cousin John Call in Gary.
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Wm. C. VanArsdale
Somane
Noeworth League
Crystal McFarland
Maxine McAnnaly
College Avenue M. E
Raphael
Maple Heights Mission School
Grace Black
J.B. Cach
Nieht Sar
James P. Hughes
Brown County
James
John Call
Harry Call
Gary
Putnam County Board Faces Tax Increase Deadlock
The Putnam County Board of Equalization rejects the State Tax Board 1919 horizontal increases and grapples with the Riper Tuthill bill. Officials warn that reversing the order risks a tangle in county and city finances, while affirming it worsens perceived unfairness. The board has four days left to decide.
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State Tax Board
Putnam County
Kiper-Tuthill
Board of Equalization
County Board
Business” Administration
Jim Goodrich
Putnam County Board
State Board
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DE Pauw Athletic Board
DE Pauw
Anley Joseph
Buchell
Thenefit
Sophmores
Delta Tau Delta
Sigma Chi
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Nazarene Tent Meeting
Shelby
Traction
MR. Louis Morrison
the Herald
Locust Street
M. EF
H. C
Bible School
Putnam County Board of Equalization
Tax Board
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