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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1920

Page

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Craig of Noblesville leads GOP critique on peace league

Will Craig of Noblesville accuses Republican leaders of distorting facts in a letter to the News Star. He criticizes Lodge Johnson and Hearst allies, urges truth and fairness, and warns the party over League of Nations ratification amid U.S. war memories and isolationist sentiment.

Noblesville Ind Will Craig The Ledger Cambens Republican State Comitee News Star Craig League Nations League Senate Wilson Lodge Johnson Chicago Harding Hardy Uncle Sam Germany Mexico Turkey China Perking France Lafayette General Pershing Rend America Ee Party New Turner Park England Council of League of Nations United States

Wib Sellers Seizes Coal Car After Theft Plot

Wilbur Sellers known as Wib travels to Terre Haute to buy coal. The Vandalia railroad confiscates his freight car near Limedale. He mobilizes workers to unload the coal and moves it to his cellar, then pays the freight to the station agent who had planned to hold it for railroad use.

Wilbur Sellers Wib Terre Haute Vandalia Limedale Old Smooth Wib

Harding's Prohibition Record Attacked by Opponent

Aaron S. Watkins, prohibition nominee for president, releases a statement criticizing Senator Warren G. Harding's record on wet and dry issues. He cites 30 wet votes and 1,163 absences or dodges, noting votes against prohibition in the District of Columbia and Porto Rico and opposition to war time prohibition.

Chicago Prohibition Aaron S. Watkins Warren G. Harding Harding District of Columbia Porto Rico Congress Lynn Haines Washington Haines

Fragmentary political survey notes key Senate positions

The passage lists a politician’s stances on public ownership, conscription, future war referenda, FTC funding, secret Senate sessions, Philippine independence, and late support for woman suffrage. It notes alignment with Lodge, Penrose, Smoot, and Brandegee on major issues.

Federal Trade Commission Senate Lodge Penrose Smoot Brandigee

Cloverdale Graphic Sold to Gosport Partners

The Cloverdale Graphic was sold this week by Floyd Duncan to C. A. Wampler editor of the Gosport Reporter and Harry Wyble of Camden Indiana. Wyble a Gosport High School graduate class of 1920 and ex service man will take charge and move to Cloverdale October first. The plan is to buy a linotype and run both papers from Gosport.

Cloverdale Graphic Floyd Duncan C. A. Wampler Gosport Harry Wyble Camden Indiana Wyble Graphic Cloverdale

Church Picnic Supper Brings Members Together

Locust Street M. F. Congregation held a membership rally and picnic on the lawn of the Second Ward School building. A 6 o'clock meal followed games for children and youth. The budget canvass showed good progress and a financial report is planned for next Monday. Lam C. Van Arsdale was chosen delegate to the annual conference with Mrs. De Lilah Thomas as alternate. Rev H C Clippinger led devotional exercises at close. McCurry provided chairs and Jesse McAnally handled lawn lighting.

Locust Street M. F Second Ward Lam C. van Arsdale Delilah Thomas H. C. Clippinger Mr. McCurry Jesse McAnally

Pocahontas Degree Members Urged to Meet Tonight

Notice calls all members of One Tribe No 140 Imp'd O R M and Potomac Council No 294 to meet at Hall at 8 PM to arrange travel to Martinsville on Sunday August 29 1920 Charles Goodman K of R.

Potomac Council Degree of Pocahontas Hall Martinsville Charles Goodman

Indianapolis visit and travel plans noted

Miss Mary Boone and Miss Thacher Cooper spend the day in Indianapolis. Miss Belle Hanna and Miss Elizabeth Lockridge depart for Winona Lake for vacation. Abkab-

Mary Boone Thatcher Cooper Indianapolis Belle Hanna Elizabeth Lockridge Winona Lake

Roy Griggsby Confesses Robberies Near Reelsville

Fifteen year old Roy Griggsby, living with his grandfather at Benwood, is captured after being wounded by a 22 caliber pistol while fleeing the Danbury home east of Lena. He admits to robbing Grace Hunter, Lewis Baumunk, and James Danbury residences, with details of loot including cash, jewelry, stamps, clothing, and a camera. He is jailed in this city and may reveal more in Putnam County during further investigation.

Roy Griggsby Benwood James Danbury Lena Sheriff Hamilton Grigsby Retty Deputy Anderson Griggsby Hamilton Putnam County Grace Hunter Lewis Baumunk Reelsville Boater

Griggsby Tied to West Greencastle Robberies

The Brazil Times reports Griggsby linked to robberies west of Greencastle. He spent all the cash but some jewelry and most clothing were recovered. A watch he gave to a local girl was recovered and Griggsby is on parole from the Boys Reform School.

Greencastle Griggsby Brazil

Scouts to Organize Baseball Football and Basketball Teams

The meeting urged all scouts to attend at seven o'clock for organization of baseball, football, and basketball teams by orders of S. M. L. S.C.

S. M L. S.C

Cox charges Republican fund over 8 million in 51 city quotas

Governor Cox in Pittsburg alleged a Republican campaign fund exceeding 15 million dollars aimed at buying the presidency. He cited an Official Bulletin and a list showing 51 city quotas totaling 8.145 million dollars, with New York City at 2 million and Chicago 750 thousand. Cox claimed Harding knew of the plan and that Will Hays approved it.

Pittsburg Cox Ohio Fred W. Upham Chicago Republican National Committee New York City Philadelphia Indianapolis Dayton Harding Will H. Hays Harry M. Blair Upham Liberty Loan Hays William H. Hays

Death of Mrs. Amanda J. Brat tain at 71 near Vivalia

Mrs Amanda J Brat tain age 71 wife of Eli C Brattain a prominent farmer near Vivalia died Friday morning after long illness Burial will be at Pleasant Hill Four sons Arthur Bert John Oscar and four daughters Lula Sevhold Sylvester Cox Ida Akers Sarah Taylor survive The report also notes Luella Burcham recovering well from appendicitis surgery at Robert Long Hospital with favorable progress

Amanda J. Brattain Eli C. Brattain Vivalia Pleasant Hill Arthur Bert John Oscar Lula Sevhold Sylvester Cox Ida Akers Sarah Taylor

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