Memorial fund planned for late President Harding
Putnam County and Greencastle residents will donate to a Harding memorial fund formed at a meeting in Marion. The plan seeks mausoleum construction in Marion, acquisition of Harding home property, a Warren Gamaliel Harding Chair of Diplomacy, and perpetual preservation of his personal effects and memorabilia.
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Putnam County
Warren G. Hard
Corwin & Gillen
Torneys
Charles Barny
Harding Memorial Association
Knaby
Geencastle
Viala
Rge
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Ofference Kling Harding
Arren Gamaliel Harding
Mternon Avenue
Marion Fo
Warren Gamaliel Rdting
Bainbridge Edges Eminence In Hard Fought High School Tilt
Bainbridge High School earned a narrow win over Eminence High School 50 to 16 at Bainbridge Saturday. Star forward James wards was sidelined by injury from Crawfordsville the night before, yet Bainbridge maintained pressure as Hesser returned to help spark the rally. The contest stayed tight from tipoff with multiple lead changes and a 10 to 10 first half, as both squads battled through a physical game and fatigue.
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Bainbridge
Cowger
Edwards
Belle Union
Bainbridge and
Eminence
Bainbridge Eminence Conger
Marian Smith
Pruitt Hesser
Shake Chadd
Blank Ican
Milhon
Bainbridge High
James Wards
Crawfords
Hesser
Crawfordsville
Iday
Nine Die As Big Four Limited Crashes in New York State
Nine persons die when the third section of the Twentieth Century Limited crashes into the halted second section at a highway crossing near Forsythe New York. W B Donovan manager of the New Haven Eastern League club among the injured. engineer Patterson blamed for failing to heed caution signals.
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New York
W. B
Wild Bill” Donovan
New Haven
Erie
Charles Patterson
Cleveland
Ohio
Patterson
Charles A. McCurry Receives Embalmers License
Charles A. McCurry, long employed by Jacob McCurry Undertaker, has been informed by the State Board of Embalmers that he passed the examination and will soon receive his certificate. He achieved grades of 96, 97 and 100, for an average of 97.
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Charles A .McCurry
Jacob McCurry
State Board of Embalmers
McCurry
Auto Burned When Gasoline Tank Overflows in Green Castle
A Saxon Roadster owned by W. H. Harrison of Indianapolis caught fire at the Moffett Dobbs Christie Filling Station on South Jackson Street. Gasoline spilled during refueling ignited, engulfing the car and threatening nearby businesses. Harrison and his two daughters escaped unharmed as the fire spread to two stories high before firefighters arrived. The vehicle was badly damaged.
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W. H. Harrison
Indianapolis
Mr. Harrison
Moffett, Dobbs & Christie
South Jackson Street
Herald Office
Harrison
John Harrison
Greencastle
Coolidge Declared Candidate for 1924 Presidency
President Coolidge is a definite candidate for the Republican nomination for President in 1924. The announcement came last night during the Republican national committee meeting in Washington as party leaders gathered for the annual session.
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Washington
Coolidge
Republican National Committee
Court proceedings shift venue for two intoxication cases
Claude Stone, tried Monday afternoon before Special Judge John R. Miller after a change of venue from Mayor Zeis, faced intoxication charges. Tom Hunter, similarly charged and seeking a venue change from Mayor Zeis, will be heard Tuesday afternoon by Squire Robert Newgent.
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Congress
Claude Stone
Zeis
John R. Miller
Tom Hunter
Zeia
Squire Robert Newgent
Narrow Escape As Train Hits Car On Madison Street
Mrs Amos Quinton of North Madison Street narrowly escaped serious injury Monday morning when a Big Four switch engine struck her old touring car on the Madison Street tracks. The engine, switching cars, struck the car on the left side just ahead of the rear wheel, and the car was not on the regular traffic track between the Monon and Big Four railroads.
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Amos Quinton
North
Madison Street
Quinton
Monon
Big Four Railroad
Funeral services for Chas W Ellis
Funeral services for C. W. Ellis, who died at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after several weeks illness, were held Sunday at 2 pm at Locust Street M B E Church. The Masonic lodge led arrangements. Rev H C Clippinger officiated. Grandchildren Raymond Allen Earl Allen Carl Allen Archie Allen Donald Ellis Samuel Ellis served as pallbearers. A quartet sang. Burial was in Forest Hill.
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C. W. Ellis
Methodist
Indianapolis
Locust Street
M. BE
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Ellis
H. C. Clippinger
Raymond Allen
Earl Allen
Carl Allen
Archie Allen
Donald Ellis
Samuel Ellis
Dorothy Smith
Wilma Vancleave
Benjamin Riley
Elmer Crawley
Forest Hill
Real estate transfers across Putnam County in Madison and surrounding townships
Isaac K Irwin transfers land in Madison township to Root Glass Company for 1. J J Rauble also conveys Madison township land to Root Glass Company for 1 Lottie Stark sells a Russellville lot to Wilbur O Clodfelter for 2500 Floyd O West transfers two Roachdale lots to William E Etcheson for 1650 Wanda Stages sells 40 acres in Floyd township to Bruce O Dell Putnam County Commissioners transfer 65 acres in Jefferson township to William A Moser Forest Hill Cemetery Trustees transfer a Forest Hill Cemetery lot to Jennie B Williamson for 125
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Isaac K. Irwin
Root Glass Company
Madison Township
J. J. Rauble
Lottie Stark
Wilbur O. Clodfelter
Russellville
Floyd
William E. Etcheson
Roachdale
Wanda
Bruce O'Dell
Floyd Township
Putnam County
William A. Moser
Jefferson Township
Forest Hill
Jennie B. Williamson
Forest Hill Cemetery
Woman narrowly escapes injury in streetcar incident
Mrs. Quinton, formerly Miss Mildred Alspaugh, a newlywed, was nearly injured when a car dragged fifty feet along a track after being pushed by a truck. The only damage was a broken rear wheel and axle of the Ford, and the car did not overturn.
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Quinton
Mildred Alspaugh
Will Snyder Sets Out On South Sea World Tour
Brazil man Will Snyder and grandson Billy Hall plan a six month voyage from San Francisco on December 21 aboard the Maunganui. They will visit Tahiti New Zealand Australia New Guinea Sumatra Borneo Manila Hong Kong Tokyo and Honolulu before returning in June.
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Brazil
Billy Hall
San Francisco
South Sea Islands
J. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Indianapolis
Alaska
Northwest
Los Angeles
Cal
Frisco
Ater Old King
Pacific
Tahiti
New Zealand
Australia
South Sea
New Guinea
Java
Sumatra
Borneo
Sulu
Asia
Manilla
Hong Kong
Pekin
Tokio
Japan
Honolulu
Honolulu. Mr. Snyder
Fillmore Teams Win Doubleheader In Local Gym
Fillmore High School basketball won twice Saturday night at Fillmore. The first team defeated Amo 34 to 17 while the second squad beat Newaysville High 32 to 30. Henry Knoll of Connersville and Andrew Knoll of Camden are listed here with their mother Mrs A J Knoll of North Madison Street in critical illness.
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Fillmore
Amo
New ?Aysville High School
Henry Knoll
Connersville
Andrew Knoll
Camden
Indiana
A. J. Knoll
North
Madison Street
Prominent Judge Alma Bain Dies in River Crash
Alfred M. Bain a 54 year old Morgan county Circuit court judge drowned when his car slid from a Martinsville Indiana road into a bayou of White River near his birthplace. Mrs Bain survived as rescuers pulled the judge from the water. The death ends a career prominent in Republican politics and Indiana law with ties to J C McNutt and Lt Gov Emmett Branch.
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Alfred M. Bain
Jurist
Martinsville
Ind
Morgan County Circuit Court
White River
Spencer-Martinsville
Here
Bain
Harvey Bain
Indiana University School of Law
Sigma Chi
Morgan County
J. C. McNutt
Emmett Branch
Judge Bain
Julia Evans
Frank Evans
The
Peru
Simplified Income Tax Form To Use One Page
The Internal Revenue Service plans a single page form for net incomes up to 5000 dollars mainly from salary and wages. About 4 million filers or 70 percent would benefit, while those with business or mixed incomes under 5000 or over 6000 remain on six pages. Mr and Mrs Albert Dolbe visited Indianapolis for the weekend with Mr and Mrs JJ Coleman.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Mrs
Albert Dolbe
Mr. and
Mra
JJ. F. Coleman
Indianapolis
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Warren G.earding
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Charles A. M’curry
Chas. W. Ellis
Will Snyder
Trotter Jaunt
Snyder
Wilbur Starr
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