Train passenger hurt in collision with bus near Brazil
Arthur Davies a railroad man from Brazil Indiana was seriously injured when an eastbound interurban car struck a Cadillac touring bus at Miami crossing six miles northwest of town at 930 pm The bus carried six passengers racing to beat the car The crash injures included broken ribs and a punctured lung and the minor passenger escaped unharmed The bus was demolished and the guard torn from the traction car The injured were taken to a local hospital
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Brazil
Ind
Arthur Davies
Miami
Here
Tere Haute
Peter Duncan
Earl Runyan
William Dorsey
Davies
David Davis
Reelsville Cut-Off Opens August 15
Indianapolis July 13 The National road west of Indianapolis is open from the Capitol to Mr. Meridian. A new detour around Mt Meridian is set while paving proceeds toward completion by August 15 with two small gaps remaining near Putnamville and Glenn.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Capitol
Meridian
John D. Williams
Williams
Stilesville
C. Gray
Mt. Meridian
Bloomington
Reelsville
Gray
Illinois Line
Monon Railroad
Putnamville
Glenn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Company
Deer Creek
Paving Project At Putnamville Seen Pushing Into September
Observers doubt completion by August 15 as 15 000 feet remain and progress averages about 300 feet daily. With 50 working days needed, total time stretches to around two more months, pushing finish into September under the commission’s timetable.
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Putnamville
DePauw Students Complete 4000 Mile Eastward Trip
DePauw University students James Vandenbark Eugene Thackery and Richmond Wilcox traveled 4000 miles through the east visiting Michigan Niagara Falls Canada Port Huron London Hamilton Toronto Montreal Ottawa Quebec Maine New England Washington White Sulphur Springs and the Beta convention. They planned a western return via Greencastle Denver Yellowstone Park and Idaho camping two weeks there and returning by September 1st to rejoin the Yellowstone trail then entering DePauw on September 10th with no roofs over their heads except one night.
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Martinsville
James Vandenbark
Eugene Thackery
Larned
Kansas
Richmond Wilcox
Sandusky
Ohio
East
Vandenbark
Greencastle
DePauw University
Michigan
Niagara Falls
Canada
Port Huron
London
Hamilton
Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
Quebec
Ontario
Maine
New England States
Washington, D. C
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Indiana
Thackery
Denver
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
DePauw
Washington
Fifty Seek Greencastle High Principal Job
Prof. B. W. Kelly announced that about 150 applicants sought the Greencastle High School principal post after Ivan Glidewell left for Martinsville. Six candidates remain under consideration and an announcement is expected within two weeks.
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B. W. Kelly
Greencastle High Schools
Greencastle High School
Ivan 3. Glidewell
Martinsville High School
Martinsville
Greencastle
Glidewell
Prof
Sheep killed after dogs visit Albany farm near Cloverdale
Nineteen valuable sheep owned by an Albany farmer were killed and many were bitten or injured when dogs visited the farm five miles west of Cloverdale Thursday night. The sheep were found Friday morning by local residents.
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Albany
Cloverdale
Farmer Loses Flock After Unidentified Car Attacks
Mr. Farmer reports morning losses totaling about 200 dollars after his flock was attacked. No traces of dogs found and no other attacks reported on nearby properties.
Federal agents seize 200 boats amid mob near Detroit
Federal prohibition agents with treasury officials seized 200 motor boats off Ecorse Wyandotte and Trenton in the down river district. The operation faced an angry mob that reportedly tried to dynamite a small bridge to the boat well.
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Detroit
Treasury Department
Ecorse
Wyandotte
Trenton
Real Estate Transfers Digest
John F. Robinson transfers 50 acres in Franklin township to Dallas Wilson for 1 dollar. J. W. Robb sells 1 lot in Grencastle to William H. Mitchell for 1 dollar. H. C. Dres and others transfer a lot in Grenscastle to William H. Mitchell for 1 dollar. W Alonzo M. Clark conveys land in Russell township to Charles W. Daniel for 1200 dollars.
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John F. Robinson
Dallas Wilson
Franklin Township
J. W. Robb
William H. Mitchell
Grencastle
H.C. Dres
Gsencastle
W. Alonzo M. Clark
Charles W. Daniel
Russell Township
Roachdale Man W L Hall Dies After Stroke At 58
W L Hall of Roachdale, age 58, died Thursday afternoon at his home after suffering a stroke the previous week. Born in Kentucky, he lived in the area most of his life and is survived by his widow, five daughters Estil Minnick, Carl Allen, Guy Cox, Nada Hall, Zenna Hall, and two sons Earl and Fred.
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W. L. Hall
Kentucky
Guy Cox
Roachdale
Nada Hall
Zenna ‘Hall
Earl
Fred
Carl Allen
Frank Allen
Commissioners Allowances for July Term 1923
List of July 2 1923 commissioners allowances with amounts for township poor county farms hospitals and various suppliers. Names include Bartlett Ratcliff Owens Wilson Langdon Slingerland Sourwine Inman Coffman Knauer Kelley Cook & Sons Milling Worrell Mfg Campbell and others with payments ranging from 6.70 to 114.66 dollars.
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John F. Bartlett
Jackson
A. N. Ratcliff
Shepard & Edwards
Samuel Owens
Franklin
J. C. Wilson
J. W. Eggers
C. C. Collins
O. J. K. Langdon & Co
Marion
Riley-Summers
Greencastle
G. W. Slingerland
Grencastle
Earl Sourwine
W. W. Tucker
M. D. Ge
J. F. Long & Son
H. W. Rouett
C. A. Rpr
Ellis & Co
C. H. Rpr
Ge, Water Works Co
C. H
Allen Brothers
Lelan F. Stewart
Lab
Supp County Farm
Olive Knauer Lake Steele
Soke
Lena A. Skelton
Kelley
Seeveee
John Cook & Sons Co
Haris Milling Co
Ee Ree
Worrell Mfg. Co
Walter S. Campbell
Putnam County July 14 Auditor List Cites Local Payments
A dated record from Putnam County listing miscellaneous payments and disbursements including Standard Oil Co 19.68 and Mansfield Engineering Co 3 960.55. Names such as Verna Sutherlin Julia Work Harry M. Smith J F Gilesspie and Charley Cook appear among deposits and fund appropriations for school emergency and public services.
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Standard Oil Co
Bicknell-Coffman Hdw. Co
John W. Allee
Verna Sutherlin
Julia Work
Sch
Harry M. Smith
Pub
Elmer E. Hurst
Mansfield Engineering Co
Charley Cook
Elmer Blue
Dear Siacco
R. E. Knoll
Auditor Putnam
Gladys Rogers
Arthur Plummer Voce
Indianpolis Commercial
Oe Chas
J. Arnold
Jas. Garrell
Jas. M. Elliott
Tees
Wm. Jackson
Jas
Albin
Warren Two
Hanna-Wendling
Briige
Rpr
Frank Dean
George M. Lewis Ebeee
Frank Deen
Oscar Lydick
Ween Eee
D. V. Hurst
Chas
Arthur Ragle
Emory O. Brattain
Steeneee
Chas. M. Newgent
A. G. Sutherlin
Geo. E. Thomas
John T. EU
A. Huffman
Sleusns
C. W. Dean
Isaac Skelton
Connie Buis Chew
Jesse H. Sears
Creee
Ettoesere
Jewell Jeffries
Huber Aee Shute
J. M. Landenberger
John D. White
Seeeeer Eeseees
Mid-West Crushed St. Co
Roll
Ellis & Company Sheer Eeeeas
Ge, Welding Co
Wee
Bicknell-Coffman Hdw, Co. Ees Robt
H. Newgent Eeeen Ss Fe
Prof Naylor Heads to Mexico to See Total Solar Eclipse
Prof Joseph P. Naylor head of DePauw University physics departs Tuesday for Los Angeles and then northern Mexico to join a scientist party photograph a total solar eclipse on Sept 10. The eclipse will be total in a six ty five mile wide path across northern Mexico. He recalls his first total eclipse as a farm boy in 1875 when chickens roosted.
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Joseph P. Naylor
DePauw University
Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Naylor
W. A. Cogshall
Indiana University
Scientists in Mexico to view eclipse of the sun
World scientists gather in Mexico City for the September 10 solar eclipse. The American astronomical commission led by Miller arrives July 28, while the German group under Prof. Ludendorff comes later this month. Eclipse seen from Santa Catalina Island and four Mexican locations including Baja California and Sonora.
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City OF
Mexico
American Astronomical Commission
Miller
Philadelphia Observatory
Ludendorff
Leipsic Observatory
Santa Catalina Island
California
Lower California
Death of Powell Brazier 73 Obituary at Eminence
Powell Brazier 73 died Saturday afternoon at his sister Jennie Gray's East Elm Street home after a long stomach illness. He had served as deputy sheriff of the county and is survived by his sister and a brother. Funeral services were held Monday at the Baptist Church in Eminence with Rev. Lawrence Tidrick officiating. Burial followed at Waters Cemetery near Eminence.
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Powell
Sel” Brazier
Jennie Gray
East Elm Street
Mr. Brazier
Gray
Brazier
E Street
Baptist
Eminence
Laurence Tidrick
Gosport
Waters
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Oan
Kiger & Co
Benton Curtis
Otto G. Webb
Treas
Radio Process Co
C. Hamilton
Dove
Wright
Ree
Elliott-Fisher Co
Leslie Sears
Pris
John C. Vermillion
Helen B. McNary
Paul F. Priest
Ccsee
J. F. Gillespie
G. W. Irwin & Son
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Reese R. Buis
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Ralph E. Knoll
Otto B
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A. Vermilion
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H. R. Woodall
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L. N. Scott
Belle Union
Ora Trail
Fincastle
Brown & Lloyd
Russellville
C. E. Stewart
Bainbridge
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Filmore
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Brick Chapel
Purdue
Angel
Russellville Flour & Feed Co
Larkin & Denny
Harris Milling Co
Big Four Mills
Cagle & Gebe
Poland
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