Tigers Defeat Northwestern In Low Scoring Bout
DePauw Tigers beat Northwestern 27 to 19 at Bowman Gym on Thursday. The pace slowed by strong defensive work from Northwestern. DePauw led 14 to 9 at halftime and maintained the edge through the final whistle with Cannon and Mendenhall scoring multiple baskets.
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Mee
DePauw “Tigers
Northwestern Unive
Bowman Gymnasium
Kee
Northwestern
DePauw
Newbewestern
Cawmen
Memdemhail
Franzen Wille
Gonter
Holmes Young
MeKenzie Moffett
Paterson Siustitations
Palmer
Franzen Saunders
Sherer
Calhoun
McKenzie
Houghton
Holmes
Franzen
Bills
White
Krumhater
Krumheuer
Micald
Cannon
Mendenha
Moffett
Saunders
Mkenzie
Christian Church Sunday School Christmas Program
The Christian Church Sunday School will present a Christmas program Sunday morning at 10 30 following the Sunday school hour. It features a sequence of songs recitations and exercises by named children and groups including Joy to the World Primary Song Christmas Gifts and Dolls Christmas Stars Jolly Santa Claus and Love the Sweetest Gift of all leading to Silent Night and an offertory.
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Christian Sunday School
Marshall
Trie
Imogene
May
Leota Mullins
Jobby Wallace
Dorothy Wells
Lillian King
Irene Macy
Virginia Williams
Geraldine King
Edna Siddons
Billy Binkley
Eugene Merkels
Elizabeth Varvel
Jolly Santa Claus
Clifford
Frank Anderson
Tyio
Eloise Blackwell
Virginia Communion
Kelly
Esther Boyle
Arthur Perry
Drivers Pose Street Cars Spark Ambulance Rush
Judge Walter Pritchard in city police court recalled that in six hours one day last summer eight ambulance calls were answered as a result of automobile drivers posing street cars receiving or discharging passengers. Arthur Jones of Greencastle was be-
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Walter Pritchard
Eixat
Arthur Jones
Greencastle
Street Car Passing Slated for Punishment by Judge
Judge Pritchard condemns driving past a standing street car as dangerous and mandates penalties. He fines Jones $50 and costs, calling for an end to the practice in a ruling reported by the Indianapolis News.
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Pritchard
Jones
Indianapolis News
British demand to abolish submarines fails at talks
Britain urged a ban on submarines to the seven seas at the arms conference but faced no support from France Italy or Japan. American delegates urged revising international practices to curb ruthless submarine methods from the world war. France delayed presenting auxiliary demands while awaiting instructions from Paris.
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Washington
Great
France
Other Developments At Arms Conference
Debate rages over including the Japanese mainland in the four power treaty. Nipponese oppose the wording and seek text changes. Lord Lee claims Britain would scrap its 100 submarines fleet of 80 000 tons if other powers agreed, arguing submarines proved contemptible in war.
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Great Britain
Lord Lee
Naval Limitation Committee
Wabash Defeats Earlham In Low Scoring Battle
Wabash Little Giants beat Earlham 20 to 14 in Crawfordsville Indiana. Wabash held a slim lead throughout the game with Earlham threatening late on long range shots. Goar of Earlham stood out on offense while Wabash’s solid defense limited Earlham’s scoring chances.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash
Earlham
Little Giants
Quakers
Scarlet
Goar
Holiday Closure for Christmas Observed Monday
The paper prints no issue next Monday as Christmas falls on Sunday. Factories and business houses close and The Herald joins the celebration. All news will appear in Tuesday's edition.
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Herald
Railroads announce 10 percent rate cut across commodities
Omaha Nebraska December 22 Railroad officials say a voluntary 10 percent reduction will take effect January 1 for six months across cotton butter poultry and other goods. The plan also extends ongoing reductions on livestock and follows Interstate Commerce Commission orders for grain products.
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Omaha
Neb
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Territory
F. W. Robinson
Union Pacific System
Robinson
United States
Me and Sarah Send Out 4000 Christmas Cards
In Indianapolis on December 23 Mayor-elect Lew Shank and his wife Sarah are sending 4000 Christmas greeting cards featuring their photos. The cards read Wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Sarah
Indianapolis
Lew Shank
Mr. Shank
Shank Victory Acknowledgments Sent By Mrs Shank
Mailers addressed by Mrs Shank to friends and campaign workers who aided in the victory. The note credits Mrs Shank with directing the addresses.
Debs Freed? Sanders Urges Presidential Action
Representative Everett Sanders returned to Washington and urged President Harding to grant Eugene V. Debs clemency. He stated Debs has been punished, war has ended, allied prisoners released, and justice requires Debs be freed despite not sharing his economic views. Debs resides in Terre Haute.
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Everett Sanders
Debs
Washington
Harding
Eugene V. Debbs
Congress
Indiana
Sanders
Mr. Sanders
Germany
Debbs
Gene Debbs
Terre Haute
Our Nation Faces Debs and A Call for Magnanimity
The article argues for mercy toward Debs and his followers after the ordeal that tested national resolve. It notes Debs as a longtime presidential nominee and emphasizes that opponents are a minority whose interests are near to the nation’s heart.
Greencastle High School to Trip East for Basketball Games
Greencastle High School resumes after a Christmas break with a 6 page Ink Pot edition on sale. The basketball team, weakened by injuries, prepares for a road trip to face Shelbyville Greensboro and Lawrenceburg along with a Friday home game against Rockville. Team list includes Coach Rhea, Black, Taylor, Stamm, Butler, Bryan, Christopher and Allen brothers.
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Greencastle
Greencastle High School
Rockville
H. Black
Taylor
Black
Ross Smith
Indianapolis
Rhea
Shelbyville High School
Greensboro
Lawrencehurr
Poster
C. Black
Stamm
Butler
Bryan
Christopher
A. Allen
B. Allen
Aged man suffers broken arm after downtown fall
Gus H. Williamson of Bloomington street slipped on slick pavement Thursday near six on a downtown street and severely broke his right arm below the elbow. Dr. Tucker reduced the fracture. Due to Williamson’s age the injury is serious.
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Gus H. Williamson
Bloomington
Cr. C. Tucker
Mr. Williamson
Final Buick Touring prize drive ends Saturday in Putnam County
Final drive in the Heralds Everybody Wins Campaign centers on a Buick Touring Car as the grand prize. Votes close Saturday at 4 PM with auditors from Greencastle banks verifying last week’s ballots and announcing results by 6 PM.
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Putnam County
Herald
Greencastle
Christmas Seal Sale Nears End in Indiana
Indiana Tuberculosis Association edges toward a strong finish for the 1921 Christmas seal and health bond drive across ninety two counties. Murray Auerbach reports counties plan ceremonies and auctions as merchants promote sealing packages, with hopes of surpassing last year’s Indiana record and possibly leading the nation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Murray A. Auerbach
State Association
Indiana
Mississippi Valley
Caudle Fined Again for Bootlegging in Indianapolis
Indianapolis bootlegger Harry Caudle faced a $200 fine and another six months on the state farm after Sheriff Sears caught him bootlegging on the Ocean to Ocean highway. He withdrew his appeal on the prior Putnam Circuit case and accepted sanctions. Teammate Henry Stokes was fined $100 and 60 days on the penal farm.
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Indianapolis
State Farm
Harry Caudle
Hughes
Caudle
Putnam Circuit Court
Putnan
Henry Stokes
Caudles
Local marriage licenses issued for four couples
Simpson P Best 18 of Reelsville wed Fannie M Young 22 of Reelsville. John Arthur Friend 23 of Greencastle married Mary Maude Hamm 17 of Greencastle. Alva McCloud 32 of Amo wed Pearl Hardesty 26 of Putnam County. Fred Braden 21 of Greencastle tied with Arvielee Hathaway,Greencastle agent.
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Simpson P. Best
Reelsville
Fannie M. Young
John Arthur Friend
Greencastle
Mary Maude Hamm
Alva McCloud
Amo
Pearl Hardesty
Putnam County
Fred Braden
Arvielee Hathaway
Hog Receipts Rise at Indianapolis Market
Hog receipts total 4 000 with prices 109 to 52 cents higher and sales from 7 35 to 8 00. Advances mainly in light weight hogs with pigs at 8 00 and sows 6 50. Outside buyers sold 1 000 hogs while cattle prices held steady. Calves 11 50 down lambs 10 down sheep steady.
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Eugene Longdon
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Edna Mae Albin
Clifford Anderson
Elizabeth Warvel
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Loyd Conyers
Doris Siddons
Ethel Hunter
Eleanor Swift
Mary Louise Evans
Ardith Moore
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Debs Sould
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RED Cross
Sale Nears End
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