Rumely and associates sentenced in German asset case
Dr Edward Rumely ex publisher of the New York Evening Mail Walter Kaufman and Norvin Lindheim were sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison for conspiring to withhold knowledge of German ownership of the paper during the war. They will appeal and were released on bail pending the appeal each posting 10000 dollars.
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Hoosier
NEW York Mail
New York
Edward A Rumely
New York Evening Mail
Walter Kaufman
Norvin Lindheim
Rumely
William TI. Grubb
United States District Court
Atlanta
Grubb
Dr. Rumely
Laporte Indiana
Interlaken School
Indiana
Wilson Buys Washington Home for After Presidency
President Wilson purchased a Washington residence at 2840 S Street for about 150000. He plans to live there after March 4 to focus on literary work. The eight room house sits near the widow of George Von L Meyer and a vacant lot, with a large rear garden for entertaining.
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Washington
Wilson
S Street
George von L. Meyer
Brown and Sanson Receive Marriage License
Katherine Brown and Frank Sanson of Cloverdale obtained a marriage license in Cloverdale. The couple plans a future ceremony, pending final arrangements.
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Katherine Brown
Cloverdale
Frank Sanson
Clinton Falls Sunday Social Report Highlights Local Visits
A snowy spell framed a series of Sunday visits in Clinton Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. Vermillion, Sanford Romine, and Dr. A H Moore sharing meals. Mary Burk and children visited William Thomas’s home. Nella Bettis and Eula Staggs called on friends. Bro Dodd joined supper at Dr. Moore’s. Hog butchering is noted as the day’s work.
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Charles Goddard
Frank Vermillion
John Vermillion
Sanford Romine
A. H. Moore
Mary Burk
William Thomas
Modern Priscilla Club Christmas Party Hosts A Yuletide Evening
The Modern Priscilla Christmas party at Mr and Mrs Charles McGaughy s East Anderson Street featured 1860s costume performances a Yuletide program and a festive grab bag Guests enjoyed fruit cake brick ice cream coffee and holly sprigs with Mrs Frank Farmer praised for organizing the event The gathering highlighted the club as a social highlight of the season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGaughey
Anderson Street
Will Peck
Charles»McWethy
Benton Curtis
Louis Stevens
Kepnerth Peck
We Ladit
James Randel
Charley Broadstreet
Charles McWethy
Annabelle McWethy
Priscilla Ladies
Priscilla
Racer Hittles
Florence Helen McGaughey
Bittles
Blanche O’hair
Columbia Cruim
Eugene Hallis
Miss McGaurney
Willard Gough
Roachdale
Proves Beat Lacks Cop Copper Reward for Patrol Silence
In Chester Prospect Park, J B Geary left a new $1 bill on a pole near his home after months with no patrolman reporting a flickering electric light. He says the money is a reward for the officer who finally appears and fixes the bulb, as others have attempted to take it.
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Chester
Prospect Park
J. B. Geary
Geary
Guard Service Hit Strength Gap Shows 56,100
Washington reports the National Guard strength at 56,100 officers and men at year end, against an authorized 106,?00. Fourteen states had no federally recognized units on June 30, amid recruiting troubles and public discontent with military affairs.
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Washington
Jesse Carter
Militia Bureau
Arkansas
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
West Virginia
Carter
National Guard
Congress
International 500 Mile sweep stakes field to be largest abroad
Entry blanks distributed across England France and Italy indicate a record overseas turnout for the 1921 Indianapolis 500. The race on May 30 at the Speedway will feature a rules set unchanged from this year with piston displacement limited to 183 cubic inches and car weight to 1650 pounds. Europe aims to recover from recent defeats as major teams prepare for the voyage to America.
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England
France
Italy
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Automobile Club of France
Europe
Joe Dawson
Motorsport Showdown Nears as Highland Cup Looms
Venders hint at a repeat triumph of the seas as stalwart racing aggregations like the Duesenberg Frontenac and Monroe join a dozen or more top entrants. Europe faces no field advantage with near parity to the wire. Though 1921 race seats aren’t on sale, reservations have been held since the last race, signaling another record crowd after 1920’s 120,000 spectators.
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Duesnberg
Frontenac
Monroe T
Europe
Armed bandits steal 16,000 from express guards in Toledo
Six men armed with shotguns overpowered ten guards on Summit street near police HQ and escaped with a safe containing about 16 000 dollars in cash and Liberty bonds. The holdup occurred as guards prepared to move the safe to a truck for shipment east, with two cars aiding the escape.
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Toledo
American Railway Express Company
Summit Street
Express Company
Union Station
Putnam County Named for European Relief Council Drive
Denny of Cloverdale takes the Putnam County chair in the European Relief Council led by National chair Herbert Hoover. Eight relief groups unite to aid three and a half million starving Central European children amid famine and disease, aiming to raise part of 33 million dollars to provide one meal per child daily.
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Burgpyean Relief Council
Putnam County
Cloverdall
Herbert Hoover
Movement TO Save
Denngs Denny
Cloverdale
European Relief Council
Europe
Poland
Denny
Drum from 1859 to be shown at Lane County Fair
In Eugene Oregon the Lane County fair will display a drum crafted in 1859 in Waupaen Wisconsin. The drum, still bearing one original head, is exhibited by F. H. West and was made by Mrs. West's father. The exhibit underscores early American percussion craft.
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Lane County Fair
Waupaen
Wis
F. H. West
Hunting party tragedy as dog fatally shoots hunter
An incident aboard a Greenside Indiana hunting run ends in the death of William 8. Smith, forty five. He was shot by his own dog during a moment of misadventure while the party moved through the moor. Authorities investigate the bizarre fatality.
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Greenside Ind
William
Smith
Irregular Hog Prices Open Livestock Market in Indianapolis
Hog prices showed varied movements at the opening of the livestock market in Indianapolis. Heavy hogs were steady to 25 cents higher with sales around 9.50 to 9.75 per hundredweight, pigs traded near 10.25, sows at 8.00, receipts listed as hogs 12,500 cattle 600 calves 400 sheep and lambs 400.
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Indianapolis
Germans Shun Ex-Naval Officers Abroad
Former German naval officers say they face disgrace at home after Jutland. Ex captains and lieutenants report difficulty finding work in Germany and many seek employment abroad, including in the American mercantile marine, as business leaders view the fleet as betraying the fatherland.
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United States
London
England
Jutland
Germany
Thames
American Mercantile Marine
Lost Hunter Survives Three Nights in Black Hills Caves
H. F. Irwin, outdoor enthusiast, spent three days and nights lost during a deer hunt in the Black Hills. In 10 degree below zero weather he slept in caves and says he suffered little from the cold, though he lost his bearings during the expedition.
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Black Hills
H. F. Irwin
Irwin
Hotel Residence Defines Home Rights in Federal Court
Judge John W. Peck rules that a man's legal residence in a hotel grants him same liquor storage rights as a home. He dismissed charges against August Britton of the Walnut hotel where 22 cases of whisky were seized.
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Cincinnati
John W. Peck
August Britton
Walnut Hotel
Breakdown disrupts Greencastle power supply
Greencastle residents lost electric light briefly Monday evening near 6 and Tuesday morning from 7 to 8:30 due to an engine bearing burn out at the local plant. The Clinton plant, supplying Greencastle, was being expanded to handle peak loads. Repairs at Greencastle were completed by noon.
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Greencastle
Clinton
Christmas Gifts For The Orphans Home Children
The DePauw R O T C members sent five dollars and fifty cents to Greencastle Methodist Orphan's Home children. Rector Hall and Manefield Hall girls contributed two Christmas trees and many small gifts to the children to brighten Christmas Day.
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DePauw R. O. T. C
Greencastle
Rector Hall
Manefield Hall
Traction Cars Delayed By Sleet Across Line
Sleet covered the traction line wires this morning causing trains to run from 15 minutes to a half hour late through the day.
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Tration
Christmas Gift Movie Brought to Green Castle School
Greencastle schoolchildren enjoyed a Christmas program at the high school with two showings of Alice in Wonderland. The 1 30 pm high school audience and a 3 pm grade children showing were free admissions as a holiday gift to pupils. No evening performance is planned.
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Greencastle School
Greencastle Ladoga Game Draws Harsh Hometown Criticism
The Brazil Times reports on the Greencastle Ladoga basketball clash titled Near Riot. The piece criticizes unsportsmanlike conduct by Greencastle players and the high school management for.allowing such behavior amid mounting adverse attention.
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The
Brazil Times
Greencastle-Ladoga
Greencastle
Greencastle High School
Store Robbery In Indianapolis Noted By Crowd
E. C. Smeltzer manager of Nu-Way Shoe Co at 157 North Ti mois street was robbed of 300 dollars at 9 o'clock last night by a Black customer who handed a ten dollar bill to change and opened the safe. police were notified.
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Indianapolis
E. C. Smeltzer
Nu-Way Shoe Company, Inc
North Timois Street
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Nella Bettis
Sarah Newgent
Eula Staggs
Opal Burk
Bro. Dodd
Priscilla Club
Snowy
Gaston Chevrolet
Wise
Monroe
Atlantic
Vulius Denny Chairigan
Orphan’s Home
Brazil
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