Ex Policeman Captures One Of Three Burglars
Ralph Jameison age 27 was captured near 2 a m Monday after being found in the Jerome Smith Barber Shop in south Greencastle. Frank Riley a former policeman from south Greencastle trapped him as two accomplices escaped. Jameison carried a home made Black Jack two razors and pliers. He is jailed to await trial and may face a heavy sentence from Judge Hughes. Riley deserves credit for his risky action.
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Riley
South Greencastle
Ralph Jameison
Jerome Smith
Frank Riley
Jameison
Sudranski
Mrs. Riley
Marshal O'Hairne
South Greencast
Smith
Hughes
Local Notes on Visits and Reunion Travelers
Mrs Grace Morgan visited with cousins in Terre Haute this past week. Residents attended the Morris Campbell sale on Saturday and the Woods sale on Monday. Emma Garrett of Gibson City returned home after visiting her brother Frank Garrett and Emily. Mr and Mrs Will Shuck and daughter Mary joined the Shuck and Anderson Reunion at Garfield Park Indianapolis last Friday. Mrs Maria Campbell plans to move to Pillmore into a property she purchased.
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Morris Campbell
Alva Wright
Ava Morgan
Charlie Snodgrass
Sarah Snodgrass
Terre Haute
Morris Goodwin
Campbell
Indianapolis
Johnson County
Herbert Lawson
North Salem
Clyde Walls
Alice Ransom
Grace Morgan
Say
Frank Woods
Emma Garrett
Gibson City
Lil
Frank Garrett
Emily
Will Shuck
Mary
Shuck and Anderson
Garfield Park
Maria Campbell
Pillmore
LILLIPUT LAND Social Visits and Local Recital Event
John Brown and wife visit FE Magill and family. Charles McCaw and family return home near Romney after visiting P C Moore and family. Joe Serong and family visit with Harry Day and family. Mrs George Summers and Lassie Grouns visit Miss Vesta Knoy. Enola Snodgrass returns to Indianapolis after weeks here with Frank Snodgrass and wife. A piano recital will be held in Quincy on Saturday evening September 4 at 8 o'clock.
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John Brown
Upland
A. Magill
Charles McCaw
Romney
P. C. Moore
Joe Seronng
Loansport
Harry Day
George Summers
Lassie Grouns
Vesta Knoy
Enola Snodgrass
Indianapolis
Frank Snodgrass
Quincy
Christian Church Activities Report
Church officials schedule meetings for Friday evening at 7 30 and Sunday school teachers gather Thursday at 7 30. The Ladies Missionary Society meets with Mrs A O White on Johnson Street Wednesday at 2 5 o clock. Mrs Ed Mark and Miss Fern Wisehart of Coatesville sang duets at Union service Sunday evening.
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Ladies Misionary Society
A. O. White
Johnson Street
Ed. Mark
Fern Wisehart
Coatesville
Union Service
Real estate transfers in Greencastle district records
City of Greencastle transfers parcels in Forest Hill Cemetery to Elizabeth Ward for 30 dollars. Rawley Hill deeds to Cyrus A and Phoebe J Cue for 1600 dollars. City of Greencastle transfers another Forest Hill Cemetery lot to W B Swain for 40 dollars. John Thomas sells a Lang in Madison township to Robert S Irwin for 1400 dollars. Bertha Watkins sells a Roachdale lot to Alice Woodrum for 800 dollars. John J Bowen sells land in Warren township to George William Day for 200 dollars.
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Greencastle
Elizabeth Ward
Forest Hill Cemetery
Rawley Hill
Cyrus A
Phoebe J. Cue
Cloverdale
City of
W. B. Swain
John Thomas
Robert S. Irwin
Lang
Madison Township
Bertha Watkins
Alice Woodrum
Roachdale
John J. Bowen
George William Day
Warren Township
Notice and society updates from Greencastle lodge and locals
Greencastle lodge 348 holds meeting in the second degree at 7 50 PM. Mrs J D Ellis visits Boonville and Evansville. Mrs Elmer Calloway recovering after surgery. Mrs Lawrence Crawley in Indianapolis visiting. Christian church Ladies Missionary Society to meet Wednesday at Mrs A O Whit’s Johnson street. Extract: Louisville tobacco man selects brand Anti Trust. later learns it is registered by American Tobacco Company.
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Grencastle Lodge
E. Mugg
N. G
R. S. Fisher
Lawrence Crawley
Indianapolis
Mrs
Elmer Crawley
Louisville
Anti Trust
Patent
Washington
Anti-Trust
The
American Tobacco Company
Roachdale Meeting to Feature Batt and Scifres for Congress
Roachdale Democrats plan a large Thursday night meeting headlined by Judge Charles A. Batt, Democratic candidate for Congress in the Ninth District, with Ben M. Scifres of Lebanon as a fellow speaker. The Greencastle Drum Corps will provide pep, and a substantial Greencastle delegation is expected to attend. Both speakers are regarded as strong orators who will discuss campaign issues for Roachdale and nearby residents.
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Roachdale
Ben M Scifres
Lebanon
Greencastle Drum Corps
RoAddale
Charles A. Batt
Ninth
Ben M.scifres
Greencastle
Batt
Scifres
Paris to turn Archbishop’s House into Saint Joan of Arc museum
Paris bought the old residence of the archbishops of Sena in Saint Paul for a future use. The plan now favors transforming it into a Saint Joan of Arc museum. Built 1474 to 1519, it preserves rich French memories and ties to Queen Margot Charles VIII and the Hundred Years War.
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Paris
Sena
Saint Paul
Margot
Luxemburg Rich Wealthiest by population and wealth
The article ranks Luxembourg as the wealthiest country in the world by per person measures while noting the United States ranks second in population based wealth comparisons.
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Luxemburg
United States
That's the Question Madge I Am Suing For Kisses
A humorous passage from the Boston Evening Transcript notes a case where Madge sues a young man for a dozen kisses, valued at twenty dollars each by her law yer. The quip frames a light legal dispute over romantically borrowed affection.
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Madge
Jack
Boston Evening Transcript
Necessary Training Quote Appears in Dialog
A humorous exchange questions belief in higher education and whether aviators can succeed without it. The mock dialogue features a quip about hair dyed or not and a deflected answer about something being dead when bought.
Great Weather Boosts Golf Amid Crops Tale
The Detroit Free Press notes excellent conditions for crops while golfers savor ideal weather at courses nearby. Farmers anticipate normal yields as mild temperatures persist and skies stay clear.
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Detroit Free Press
Democratic ticket seen without opposition in Jackson County
Edward P. Elsner of Seymour reports that in Jackson County the Democratic State ticket will face little to no opposition. He blames the Goodrich administration and tax law for discontent among both parties and notes Republicans may back Cox over the tax board centralization. He cites growing votes for suffrage and records Elsner’s prior Senate service and support for women’s official roles and juries.
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Indianapolis
Jackson County
Edward P. Elsner
Seymour
Goodrich
Mr. Elsner
State
Indiana
Elsner
Cox
League of Nations
Clarke
Jackson
Scott
Indiana Senate
Suffrage Workers of
Russian women ordered to wed under population drive
Moscow announces a decree forcing women aged eighteen to forty five to marry immediately with district officials naming husbands if needed. Divorces after four years of marriage are mandated to create more births, while families receive state support for child education. Many maidens flee to avoid the order.
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Moscow
Russia
Stoner Case Goes to Higher Court for Ruling
In Greencastle Indiana the State Compensation Board has deferred a decision on Robert Stoner injured at the Zinc Mill. The board will submit evidence to the Indiana Appellate Court to decide if it has power to fix damages for a minor employee. If rejected, Stoner may sue Zinc Company. insurance would cover compensation. Attorneys are James for the Insurance Co. Corwin and M. represent Stoner. Hays and Murphy for Zinc Co.
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Greencastle
State Compensation Board
Indiana Compensation Board
Robert Stoner
Lycurgus Stoner
Indiana
Stoner
Young Stoner
Appelite
John H. James
The
Insurance Co
Corwin & Gillen
Hays & Murphy
Zine Co
Aged Republican to Vote for Cox in Indiana
Indianapolis veteran Captain D D Negley, Civil War survivor and father of Indiana Senate Republican leader Harry J Negley, says he will vote the Democratic ticket this fall. He cites the league of nations and party corruption as his reasons and names Cox Taggart and McCulloch as his choices. He fought at Fort Donelson Shiloh and Andersonville and claims Republicans drift from principled stands.
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Negley
Indianapolis
Harry
Indiana Senate
James M. Cox
Thomas Taggart
Carlton RB. McCulloch
Tt Lalse
Fort Himan
Fort Donelson
Shiloh
Atlanta
Andersonville
GOK EXPOSE JARO HODDIER LEADERS
Indianapolis Indiana Governor Cox accuses a 15 million dollar slush fund raised by the Republican national committee to influence the presidency. Indiana GOP leaders scramble for explanations as critics demand denials and a defensive stance falters under public pressure.
Roosevelt Demands Hays Discharged at Indiana Rally
In Indianapolis Tomlinson hall heard Franklin D Roosevelt urge the discharge of Will Hays as Republican national chairman. He criticized Senator Harding's world court idea and linked Watson with Lodge Penrose and Smoot. Roosevelt predicted a Democratic sweep in the West and Illinois Indiana Ohio.
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Indianapolis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tomlinson Hall
Will H. Hays
Harding
Watson
Lodge
Penrose
Smoot
Hays
Indiana
Republican Committee
Dupont
Mr. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Hague
League of Nations
United States
Coolidge
Wilson
Boston
France
Tenty Nine Nations
League
Nineteenth Child Born to Hickman Family in Paris Illinois
Mr and Mrs J E Hickman north of Elbridge welcomed their nineteenth child a daughter born today sixteen children now living in the household.
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Paris
Ill
J. E. Hickman
Elbridge
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Lilliput Land
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J. D. Ellis
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Elmer Calloway
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Harry Talbott
Obstructionist
Judge Batt
Joan of Arc House
Elsnor
Indianapolis, Ind
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J. Negley
Cap
Tain Negley
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Tle
GOK
Jaro Hoddier
Ind
Repub
Lcan National Committee
Pittsburg
Ers
H. Hays
Publican
Cuse
Harry New
Mr Naws
Ryau
M Waemuth
Republican
Cor
Dismiss Hays
MR. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Henry N. Spaan
Carlton B. McCulloch
John H. Holliday
Judg G. Robert Mark
Cincinnati
Covenant
West
Illinois
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