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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1928
Page
4
The Treasury announces a new 36 percent, 12 to 15 year treasury bond in exchange for Third Liberty Loan Bonds. The new bonds accrue interest from July 16, 1928 and surrendered bonds earn full interest to September 15, 1928. Holders should consult their banks for details.
Moscow beggars study languages and discipline in a union run program that trains members to sing, play improvised instruments, and spot foreigners. The group numbers about 8,000 with 61.5 percent professional beggars earning three to five rubles daily.
Carl Rogers of Gosport, jailed since May in Owen county on a store burglary charge, changed his plea to not guilty. His trial is set for the October term.
Ex Senator George E Chamberlin of Oregon a WWI army legislation sponsor and former Senate Military Affairs Committee chairman died in his Washington hotel from a stroke at age 74 Funeral services were set for tomorrow with burial in Arlington National Cemetery He is survived by his widow and six children
Albert A. Michelson a noted physicist and professor at the University of Chicago is thought to have overtaxed his strength in a recent hard fought tennis match. He remains in University Hospital under medical care.
Joseph Townsend 36 a laborer drowned while crossing the Eel River at Peru as his family watched. He cramps and sank. body recovered 30 minutes later by Ray and Court Stroud. This was the fourth drownings in 48 hours in the river area, following the deaths of Raymond Todd 10 Bruno Logman 14 and Durwood Huffley 12 from Mexico Orphanage. Huffley’s body sent to his mother in North Webster and a double funeral planned for Todd and Logman.
Lester Payne a 59 year old Rockville resident and Ivy Hawkins a 35 year old Indianapolis resident were arrested west of Columbus Indiana by local police. Eight gallons of alcohol were found in their automobile. A .22 revolver was concealed under Payne's hat. Payne faces concealed weapon and liquor charges while Hawkins faces intoxication charges.
American Association results include Indianapolis 5 over Kansas City 1 and Louisville 6 over Milwaukee 5 in ten innings. Columbus defeated Minneapolis 12 to 3. American League action has Detroit 20 over Boston 8 in 13 innings, with Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 1 and New York 6 St. Louis 5.
Scores from yesterday show Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 5, St Paul 1 11 Toledo 0 1 Columbus 7 1 Minneapolis 6 4 Milwaukee 8 5 Louisville 5 8 Chicago 13 Washington 7 St Louis 10 5 New York 4 3 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 6 Chicago 2 St Louis 7 12 Boston 4 8.
Dr A G Leazenby longtime Methodist official and former Crawfordsville resident is recovering in Valparaiso Indiana hospital after a car train collision last Sunday He now serves as a minister in Hammond and once led the northwest conference district as superintendent and remains widely known in the region.
A June survey by the State Charities Board lists 16,287 persons in twenty state institutions in Indiana. Pendleton Reformatory leads with 2,064 youths, followed by Michigan City Prison and Greencastle Farm Colony, with other facilities including Logansport and Richmond state hospitals and educational schools in Indianapolis.
Everett Via 22, of Indianapolis, died in Seymour after a third parachute failed to open during a triple leap from a balloon. He fell head first into an open field. the chute opened after impact. He had earlier trouble with the third float on prior jumps, but cut the cord in time in those cases.
A lengthy reflection on misperceptions between people, urging that love reveals truth and bridges misunderstandings. It cites Hawthorne, Saint Paul, and figures like Bishop Quayle and Sam Hadley to illustrate how love sharpens perception, helps “see face to face,” and prevents vanity from distorting reality.
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