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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
1
An American naval officer, one of 23 men aboard a large airship, leads the voyage across the ocean toward the United States and Haima while asserting success depends on favorable elements and safe passage.
The dirigible R-34 leaves Scotland on a voyage to America at 1 48 Greenwich time. Maj Scott expects a long Atlantic crossing with possible weather delays as US Navy Lt Commander Zachary Lansdowne joins the crew.
The landing will occur at Roosevelt Field Mineola Long Island with a brief stop before returning. Accommodations for 200000 spectators are provided. The craft recently completed a fifty six hour voyage into the Baltic covering about 2000 miles.
A telegram from Capt. Sharp's wife in Philadelphia reports he underwent a second operation on Tuesday and his condition improved. The note adds he recently had an appendectomy and his health had been critical.
Greencastle Indiana July 2 1919 advertises a list of names including Albert Bradshaw Cox Mrs F J Foster Sherman Jones Eugene Mogle Millard Smith Elsie Surthur Elsie Miss Elsie Paynter Wallace Young Charles and others in call for time pending W L Denman P M
Three separate Turkish armies led by generals who do not recognize Constantinople’s authority are causing unease among Allied forces in the region. Each faction operates independently, complicating coordination and strategic planning amid ongoing tensions.
The Paris desk reports unrest in Asiatic Turkey with three Turkish armies under Cor Purnis orders moving toward Amysin Palikeshi and Konia. Turkish forces at Balikesir oppose the Greeks while Constantinople’s position weakens as the peace conference refuses Turkish proposals.
In Indianapolis early trading hog prices reached new highs with sales around 22 dollars and top at 22.40. Receipts included 10 500 hogs 100 cattle 700 calves and 400 sheep with buyers from local and outside markets taking most hogs while cattle moved slowly.
County board of education lists corporate needs and stated funds for several firms including Bayon Sigmkay Company, Roachdale based Veneur Company, Alten Wilkinnon & Company of Roachdale and Russellville, with monetary figures such as 319000, 25000, 10090, and 22500 referenced in the notice. The fragmented OCR text references multiple corporate names and dollar amounts as part of a public notice.
The second Stenn recital opens at 8 o clock with American pieces and a Stoughton novelty titled Fairyland recently published. The program includes Marche Slave Tschaikowsky From the South Herrvey Cau Of Starvey Gaul Heroique Caesar Franck In Fairyland The Enchanted Forest Idyl March of the Gnomes.
Two masked bandits robed the Posey bank in Cynthiana Ind. at closing time securing the vault with revolvers. They forced three officials including John McReynolds to the vault and fled by car with satchels of cash. Authorities reported little description of the robbers.
The report describes new courtroom arrangements and panel seating planned to replace the old setup. Officials note faster access to the gallery and better visibility for attendees. The changes aim to streamline proceedings and improve the overall function of the court space.
August 20 promises a patriotic event for Putnam County as local leaders unveil plans under the PICIG banner. Citizens expect a significant celebration with community participation and ceremonial activities highlighting local history and pride.
The Putnam County Farmers Association and Greencastle Commercial Club plan a large August 20 picnic with patriotic Fourth of July events. Speakers include Purdue extension chief G i Christie. amusement rides and possible balloon ascent are planned. Stores may close at noon. volunteers can submit ideas to R S Fouts or Elmer Crawley.
An analysis that the Democratic rise in power would revive plans for bath room privileges for senators, arguing the costly luxuries mirrored Republican excesses. It notes Indiana Governor Goodrich's controversial moves and predicts electoral peril for the party, with mentions of internal debates and political costs.
After weeks of government delays money for the fiscal year was finally approved and the House took a recess. Officials had debated funding priorities as lawmakers awaited action on key appropriations.
Washington July 2 President Wilson must wait for a Precedents decision before approving the annual appropriation. Treasury and House action eyed the new fiscal year as various government agencies push for funding. Bills advancing include the army budget and sundry civil appropriations with several large deficiency requests.
Members at Greencastle Golf Club have Nassau four ball pairings for a July Fourth tournament. Eighteen holes to be played with prizes of golf balls for lowest stroke in each foursome and for the two match winners. Readout lists many paired matchups among club members and visiting guests.
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