Disappearance of Terre Haute Attorney Clarence McCullough
Friends and local officials report the sudden disappearance of Clarence C Menlouch McCullough a Terre Haute lawyer and well known in Greencastle. A friend bought a 19.15 ticket at Union Station Sunday before midnight and McCullough boarded a northbound train implying travel toward the Northwest or Canada. He formerly lived at 1214 North Eighth Street and is believed to be staying with relatives as authorities search for him.
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Clarence McCullough
Terre Haute
McCullough
Thomas McCullough
Reelaville
Greencastle
Clarence C Menlouch
Bar Association
Union Station
North
Far
Northwest
Canada
North Eighth Street
Mr McCullough
Young Attorney McCullough Faces Uncertain Start
Attorney James H. Caldwell said McCullough had no reason to leave the city, though his law practice was not prosperous and he faced financial low mood common at the start of a legal career.
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James H. Caldwell
Engine flare burst injures three near Tilden Indiana
Three men from Indianapolis suffered injuries after a C H D gravel train engine flue burst near Tilden in Hendricks County. Driver Paul Washarton, 34, braced bones and burns. fireman Walter Pappas, 29, burns and head gash. brakeman George Williams, 24, burns but not serious. They were hospitalized at Deaconess.
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Tilden
Hendricks County
Indianapoli
Paul L. Washatrn
North Fider Avenue
Wfrnitss Pappar
Vaner al
Lynn Street
George Williams
North
Pelmont Avenue
Scalds
Burns
Tirfen
Indianapolis
Deaconess Hospital
County Superintendent to hold teachers exam tomorrow
County Superintendent L. G Wrieht will conduct a teachers examination in the courthouse tomorrow morning.
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L. G Wrieht
Court House
Visit to Indiana Rural Carriers Convention Opens
Beginning tomorrow at noon Green Castle hosts the Indiana Rural Route Carriers Association annual convention. Visitors register at Elks rooms, receive badges, and are assigned rooms and boarding. The three day program includes church welcomes, a Sunday banquet, musical selections, and a Monday session with reports, by laws, officer introductions, and the election of delegates to the National Convention. Albert Albaugh predicts the largest attendance ever, with state secretary confirming.
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Green‘castle
Indiana
Federal Building
Albert Albaugh
Association
Get Ready for School
Public schools will open on the second Monday in September as per long established rules. Parents, pupils, teachers, and janitors are urged to prepare. contracts and licenses to be attended to. general teachers meeting set for Saturday Sept 6. further notice to follow Monday Sept 1 with attendance conditions and district boundaries.
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Furth
Winona Bible Conference at Winona Lake draws crowds
The Winona Bible Conference in session at Winona Lake Indiana attracts large audiences across multiple auditoriums and buildings. Daily prayer at 6 30 am precedes eight to eleven and two thirty to seven thirty meetings with speakers including Campbell Morgan Gipsy Smith Crawford Booth-Clibborn Chap man Sunday and Hughes. music by Prof B C Excell and Prof A Wooper enhances sessions as evangelistic zeal rises and many seek to begin Christian life alongside the National Reform Christian Citizenship Institute activities.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Winona
Campbell Morgan
Gipsy Smith
London
Crawford
Catherine Booth-Clibborn
Salvation Army
England
J Wilbur Chapman
Billy Sunday
W. E. Biederwolf
Walter B. Hinson
Grose
Hves
B. C. Excell
A. Wooper
National Reform Association
America
France
Ireland
China
G. H. I. Beemar
Herald to Raise Price to Ten Cents a Week
The Daily Herald will cost ten cents weekly starting the week of October 1 due to higher printing and operating costs. Existing six cent rate ended with publication as the paper shifts to city subscribers at the higher price.
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Daily Herald
Man Kills Copperhead Snake at The Shades
DANVILLE Ind Aug 28 Willis Wood on an outing with friends at The Shades killed a copperhead snake. It measured four feet four inches long and was the first of its species seen in this part of the state for many years.
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Danville
Ind
Willis Wood
Atte
Papers 10 Be Filed Tonight
Officials warn no remonstrance will be accepted at the auditor’s office before the deadline. The “dry” forces insist on timely filings and deny extensions.
Remonstrance Signing Delayed Over Ward Prohibition Vote
In Greencastle the dry camp plans to file a remonstrance against second ward saloon permits late tonight, possibly before midnight, to seek a legal presence before Monday county commissioners. Officials aim for a safe majority, with 150 to 160 signers already counted, and up to 295 to 300 ward voters.
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Greencastle
Mer
Drys
Injury Fatal to John Randolph Brow in Putnam County
John Randolph Brown of Putnam County died Thursday night after his leg was amputated above the knee to save his life following a rusty nail injury. He was sixty and survived by his widow and several children. Funeral services will be held at his home between Limedale and Putnamville, with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery, Rev. B. D. Beck officiating. Jack Bryson reported from Brazil earlier today.
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John Randolph Brown
Limedale
Putnamville
Forest Hill Cemetery
B. D. Beck
Locust Street Methodist Church
Mr. Brown
Putnam County
Brown
Mr Brown
Central Normal College faces contract dispute over Sherwood
August 28 Indiana Domed report states Professor W N Sherwood sues Central Normal College for breach of contract after trustees refused to renew him as history teacher. friction involved Rev W E Anderson and President Laird. student petitions and shifting offers followed, with withdrawal in trustees absence.
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Danville
Ind
W. N. Sherwood
Central Normal College
W. EF. Anderson
The
Christian Church
Laird
Sherwood
W. E Anderson
Anderson
Professor Sherwood
Mord Carter
Indianapolis
Otis E. Gulley
Crawfordsville Day Wins Local Option Vote by 189
Crawfordsville Ind Aug 28 The local option election closed in favor of the days with a majority of 189. The total vote ran about four hundred more than the mayoral total in 1909. Sheriff Wren released two men, both described as wet supporters, from the County Jail a day early. Charles Lewis was arrested for buying a vote and released on a $100 bond. Mr and Mrs T T Moore and daughters Kathyine and Genevieve traveled to Indianapolis this morning.
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Crawfordsville Ind
Wren
Thomas O'Neall
Harry Connelly
Clay Reeves Is President Of Company E Survivors
Clay Reeves serves as president of Company E 19th Indiana Heavy Artillery after officers were elected late yesterday evening.
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Indiana Heavy Artillery
OTHER OFFICERS ELECTED AT CIVIL WAR REUNION
At the conclusion of the reunion of survivors of Company FE 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery Clay Reeves was elected president Sam Hire of Indianapolis vice president John Keller secretary and treasurer and John Hillis assistant secretary and treasurer Veterans depart for home and look forward to next year’s gathering near De Pauw University The Civil War veteran ranks grow thinner each year and reunions become memories.
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Company FE
Indiana Heavy Artillery
Clay Reeves
Sam Hire
Indianapolis
John Kellar
John Hillis
1St
DePauw University
Remove Man's Eyeball in Parke County Surgery
Dr G W Bence and Dr Eugene Hawking operated near Carbon Indiana Parke county removing one eyeball from William McHargue after a nail penetrated his eye. The injury occurred when a wall struck him while driving a nail and he pulled the eye outward to save the other eye. The delicate procedure was completed with full success. Miss Lola Howard visited Indianapolis for the day.
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G. W. Bence
Eugene Hawking
Parke County
Carbon
Thureday
William McHargue
McHargue
Optia
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