Moss Helps Draw Rural Credit Bill
Fifth District congressman leads in work for new legislation. President Wilson praises the commission study and endorses the rural credit effort.
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Moss
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
1
Congressman Moss Honored by President Wilson on Rural Credits
Congressman Ralph Moss of Voftth Indiana has been praised by President Woodrow Wilson for his work on rural credits. Wilson, after Moss’s abroad study of European credit systems, invited him to confer on the subject. The President endorses Rural Credits as a leading policy and supports the commission Moss helped form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moss
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Moss
Europe
Double wedding ties Reelsville and Pomona in St Louis
In St Louis on Sunday November 26 a double wedding united Daniel L. Dreher and his sister Miss Lenne E. Dreher from Reelsville with Flo Patrick and Deso H. Patrick from Pomona Kansas. Attending witnesses included Nelson Patrick, Mrs Rightsell, and Miss Lucile McCullough. The Dreher couple plan to reside in Reelsville while the Patricks return to Pomona with plans for future Indiana residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reelsville
St. Louis
Daniel L. Dreher
Lenne E. Dreher
William Dreher
Flo Patrick
Deso H. Patrick
Nelson Patrick
Pomona
Kansas
Kas
John Rightsell
Lucile McCullough
Daniel Dreher
Rightsell
Miss McCullough
Congressman Moss to Address Farmers Congress on Rural Credit
Congressman Moss is preparing a bill on rural credit and will address the Farmers Congress in Indianapolis on December 16. He was asked by the President to assist the sub committee on currency in drafting related legislation and to introduce a bill in Congress on the subject. The World's Work recently published his article on rural credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
Farmers’ Congress
Indianapolis
Crescent Rebekah Lodge Box Supper Tonight at Hall
The Crescent Rebekah Lodge hosts a box supper this evening at the Greencastle Odd Fellows Hall. Each member should bring a boxed meal and may invite numerous guests. Henry Prevo spent Thursday in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Rebekah Lodge
Greencastle
Odd Fellows Hall
Henry Prevo
Thuyay
Indianapolis
Traction car strikes auto injuring moving picture owner
A. E. Lind proprietor of a Coatesville moving picture show sustained a fractured collar bone when his traction car struck an automobile this morning. He was treated at the scene and reported in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Lind
Coatesville
Auto crash injures Lind and three others at Coatesville crossing
A moving picture show owner A L Lind suffered a fractured collarbone when his stripped auto was hit by a westbound traction car at a Coatesville crossing. Three passengers Jones Sullivan and Borne received numerous bruises. The slow six mile an hour impact likely limited injuries. Motorman Glasscock and Conductor McKinney led the tram. a new motorman was on duty under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A .L. Lind
Coatesville
Lind
Jones
Sullivan
Borne
Mr. Lind
Glasscock
Farmers Overrun by Hunters in Fern Lena Neighborhood
Farmers in the Fern and Lena area report daily influx of hunters from Clay and Vigo counties who stop the Big Four at Lena. Up to 250 rabbits are loaded each evening. Farmers warn they will prohibit hunting on their lands and will prosecute violators. Notices run in Putnam Clay and Vigo newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Lena
Clay
Vigo
Putnam, Clay
Vigo County
Democrats of Greencastle Hire Band for District Convention
The Greencastle Democrats will provide a band during the District Congressional Convention day. P. C. Hill began a subscription drive Thursday afternoon and quickly raised funds to cover the band’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
P. C. Hill
Manuscript records long court case Mace v Weideroder
Miss Mona McAllister completed a 1266 page typewritten manuscript for the Supreme Court of Indiana detailing all evidence arguments and rulings in Mace against Weideroder. The case, tried on change of venue from Clay County, centered on whether drainage from Weideroders land damaged Mace farmland. Mace won 1800 dollars in damages and a permanent injunction against drainage onto the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona McAllister
Supreme Court of Indiana
Mace
Weideroder
Miss McAllister
Clay County
Weideroders
Brazil Convention Not in This City Says Local News
The Brazil News reports James L. Randel and Ed ward C. Schuetz discuss holding the district convention on December 29. Brazil is ruled out. Greencastle favored. Local chairs to meet next week to decide the venue amid newspaper confusion and rival editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
James L. Randel
Greencastle
Edward C. Schuetz
Water Works Leader Visits Green Castle To Review Plant
A. W. McCallum of Philadelphia general manager of Greencastle Water Works Co and H. S. Krider arrived in Green Castle to meet with Lee Reeves and Ben S. Corwin. He says he is here to visit and inspect the plant but is believed to be preparing for a State Public Service Commission investigation of water rate hike petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McCalllum
Philadelphia
Greencastle Water Works Company
H. S. Krider
Greencastle
MccCallum
Lee Reeves
Ben S. Corwin
Water Works Company
Herald
Reeves
McCallum
State Public Service Commission
Councilmen Meet Again Over City Attorney Appointment
The newly elected councilmen met for a second time within two days to discuss city council appointments, focusing on the potential city attorney. A public statement is not yet issued. Meanwhile local updates note a diphtheria death and relatives ill after Thanksgiving in New Maysville, with no further exposures expected. Col C C Matson visits Chicago. Mrs Allen and Mrs Zacharakos travel for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
John Spencer
New Maysville
Walker Siddens
Here
Dr. New
Barnard
Roachdale
C. C. Matson
Chicago
M. C. Allen
Tipton
Rushville
Putnam County Sets Record for Road Mileage
Putnam County reports a record for the most miles of improved roads in the state, noting it stands as the only county in the United States with more miles than Old Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Old Putnam
Putnam County Roads Graded Second in Nation by Government
Greencastle Motor Club organizes county motorists for mutual protection and to press for a county highway superintendent. They advocate concrete roads to replace costly gravel and macadam, citing durability and lower upkeep. A meeting will be held soon to act on these plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Putnam
New Jersey
Putnam County
Greencastle Motor Club
Judge Hughes Narrates Coon Hunting Tale Amid Courtroom Lore
The story, handed down by Judge James P. Hughes, recounts coon hunting antics with Bill Sutherlin as the central figure. Sutherlin allegedly joined friends in Russell township, chased a dog, and crashed into Raccoon Creek while pursuing a coon, then dissented the tale, claiming another participant was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Hughes
Bill Sutherlin
William M. Sutherlin
Russell Township
Bill
Mr. Sutherlin
Grand Canyon
Acton
Hughes
Sutherlin
Coon
Ben Hur Lodge Social Opens With Music and Dance
The Ben Hur Lodge held a Thursday night gathering with about 50 attendees. Harry Moore sang two solos while others performed piano pieces. Refreshments included ham sandwiches baked beans escalloped oysters apples coffee and candy. The event ended with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben-Hur
Harry Moore
Cloverdale Woman Sues for Divorce and Alimony
Mrs. Mary Parnell of Cloverdale files suit in Putnam Circuit Court for divorce and alimony, accusing Preston P. Parnell of cruel and inhuman treatment, drunkenness and adultery with Maggie Jenkins. She seeks $5,000 alimony, $500 yearly for each of three minors, child custody, and a clear title to an 887 acre Owen County farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Parnell
Cloverdale
Putnam Circuit Court
Preston P. Parnell
Maggie Jenkins
Maggie Moon
Parnell
Owen County
Hays & Murphy
Silent farm scene as hen mourns and lays an egg
A narrator describes a hen laying a silent form among the dead, then breaking into a loud cry that echoes across the grounds. After the outburst, calm returns as she prepares to lay another egg tomorrow, leaving the reader to ponder the cycle of life.
Transcript in Mick will case finished after venue shift
Court reporter Alva Small completes 2500 page transcript of the W. E. Mick will case tried on change of venue from Marion county. The 625000 word document costs $600. DePauw University is named as a defendant as relatives sue to break the will leaving a large sum to the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Mick Will
Marion County
Alva Small
Lebanon
DePauw University
Mick
Real Estate Transfers and Local Church Services
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Russellville Brick Chapel and Monroe areas among Foster Gilky O Hairs and O Hairs with various lot and cemetery parcels. The entry notes regular preaching at Landes Chapel Lime Dale with services at 10 45 AM and 7 PM Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Foster
Isabella Gilky
Russellville
James O’hair
Albert S. O'Hair
Brick Chapel
Lalla
Caroline O’hair
Henry O’hair
Wm. H. O’hair
Caroline O'Hair
Wm. H. O'Hair
Landes
Limedale
County to appoint highway superintendent next month
County commissioners will select a man to serve as highway superintendent for two years with complete charge of all county roads. The appointment will be made at the next meeting. Two other appointments are to be decided upon at that time.
County to appoint highway superintendent in January
County Commissioners will name a county highway superintendent at the first Monday in January. The new office, created by last year’s act, pays five dollars a day and aims to improve county roads. The duties include mapping roads, supervising maintenance, selecting methods, budgeting, reporting, and monthly meetings with commissioners.
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Congress
Commission
the Central National Bank
the Central Trust Company
Pete
R. L. O'Hair
F. A. Arnold
S. A. Hays
J. L. Randel
Cash
Sec
F. L. O’hair
Model Clothing and Dry Goods Stores
M. C. Kelley
Times
Bull Moose
Sourwine
al Adams
Terre Haute Star
Star
Bull Moose Times
Rawley
Schuetz
Donn Roberts
Water Company
Louis Zacharakos
India
Motor Club
Judge Hughes
Mick Will Transcript
Opera House
A. Cook
Prop
Mgr
Universal Pictures DeLuxe
J. Warren Kerrigan
Jessalyn van Trump
Victor
King Baggot
Leah Baird
Paris
Herbert Brenon
Slim
Phi Delta Quartette
Medadith Wright
Arthur Kinton
Clarence Ball
George Kadel
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