Indiana tax conferees lean toward compromise in impasse
Senate Republicans near a compromise to legalize last year’s assessment increases while adopting parts of the Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations plan. A committee report to the Senate Republican caucus could follow after today’s adjournment. The federation bill would set county boards to review assessments within thirty days of passage to equalize taxes among units, with a state tax board canalizing segments among counties and levies based on new assessments for the rest of the year.
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Indiana General Assembly
House
Indiana Federation of Farmer's Associations
Senate Republicn Caucus
Farmer’s Federation
Senate Republican Caucus
Senate
Farmer's Federation
Amon
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Monroe Madison
Carl Beck transfers land in Monroe to Churchill T. Allen for 200 dollars. Daniel C. Johnson transfers land in Madison township to Ora Doyle and others.
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Carl Beck
Churchill T. Allen
Monroe
Daniel C. Johnson
Ora Doyle Et
Madison
Vanlandingham Funeral Held This Afternoon
Cecil Vanlandingham funeral held at 2 pm from 1001 South Indiana Street with ministers Levi Marshall L D Dodd and T L Tidrick in charge. Burial at Forest Hill Cemetery follows his death Saturday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis from elbow injury leading to blood poisoning after work at Indiana Portland Cement Company. He married Vida lvord two months four days ago and was 28, survived by his wife.
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Cecil Vanlandingham
South
Indiana Street
Levi Marshall
L. D. Dodd
T. L. Tidrick
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mr. Vanlandingham
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Vidalvord
Fourth Red Cross Roll Call Announced in 1920
Dr Livingston Farrand announces the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call to run from November 11 to 26, 1920, noting ten million members after last year. The drive aims to renew allegiance to the Great Mother through dollar memberships and fund wartime and peacetime relief, health, veterans, nursing resources, and disaster preparedness.
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Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee
American Red Cross
America
Limedale Road to be Repaired by County Crew
Limedale Road south of town, built years ago, will be repaired this week by county road superintendent Dode Swert. Four carloads of malformed material used previously will fill holes, then rolled with stone chips. Heavy cement mill trucking worsened the pavement, and officials aim for a splendid result upon completion.
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Limedale Roc Mae
County Road
Dode Swert
Limedale Road
New Golf Star Uncovered at Grenecastle Club Tournament
Glenn Lyons, a newcomer who took up golf this year, wins the Grenecastle Golf Club weekend event with a net 64 on a 92 gross score despite a 28 handicap. rivals vow gruelling practice to deny him further honors.
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Glenn Lyons
Grenecastle Golf Club
Links
Lyon
Glenn
George Christie
Em” Vancleave
E. B. Taylor
A. B. Hanna
Neely O’hair
Mr. Lyon
Lyons
Town Chautauqua Scenes and Riverside Trip Influence
James Zeis and parents attend a five day Chautauqua with fancy auto and motorcycle stunts on slick streets. Gambolds and son Willard, plus mother, drive to Riverside Indiana for a day trip. Amanda Crawley leaves for Battle Grounds to remain a week. Mrs Crawley hosts a 60th birthday dinner at 302 Seminary Street with relatives from Lafayette.
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Charles Gambold
Willard
Mr. Gambold
Riverside
Indianapolis
Amanda Crawley
Battle Grounds
Motorize the Farm Truck Tour Heads for Greenestle Stop
A caravan of 25 motor trucks and trailers will tour the Wabash Valley Empire starting in Terre Haute on July 19 and arrive in Greenestle at 10 45 on July 24 to demonstrate farm hauling efficiency. Lecturers Bauer and Hof mann will discuss power farming after a band performs and a lighting outfit will power the motorcade at night. Demonstrations follow in Cloverdale and Brazil with Charles A Jackson arranging events.
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Terre Haute
Wabash Valley Empire
Greenestle
E. M. Bauer
W. F. Hofmann
Charles A. Jackson
Cloverdale
Brazil
Popular tenor soloist to perform at community Chautauqua
Am brose Wyrick, a renowned concert tenor, appears on the second day of the community Chautauqua with both afternoon and evening recitals. He has performed across the United States and in England and Scotland, known for clear enunciation. Albert Heilman will accompany him on the piano during the performances.
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Chautauqua
Ambrose Wyrick
Wyrick
United States
England
Scotland
Our Chautauqua
Wybeck
Columbia Phonograph Company
Albert Heilman
Death of Mrs Maggie Hoagland Keller in Indianapolis
Mrs Maggie Hoagland Keller former Greencastle resident died in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon at 4 of heart disease. Body to return to Greencastle Tuesday at 1 12 PM by the Big Four and be taken to Forest Hill Cemetery for funeral. She was sister to Mrs M D Ricketts and Mrs Chas Meikel and mother of the late Charley Hoagland, with Grace and Harry surviving. Several local residents were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Rence Daggy. Ed Coffman of J F Cannon Co. returned to work after a two week camping trip.
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Maggie Hoagland Keller
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Forest Hill
Keller
M. D. Ricketts
Chas, Meikel
Charley Heagland
Grace
Harry
Frank Dagey
Luther Easter
Manhattan
W. R. Hutcheson
Rence Daggy
Ed Coffman
J. F. Cannon & Co
Auto wreck injures Mrs. Barnett near Greencastle
Mrs. Robert Barnett was severely injured and Mr. Barnett hurt when their car with a niece and child veered into a barbed wire fence after being crowded off the road 14 miles north of Greencastle. A third car failed to stop. four passengers were trapped and rescued.
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Robert Barnett
Herald Want Ads Subscription Note
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Chautauqua Starts With A Big Day In Greencastle
Greencastle Chautauqua opens with a Sunday change to admit attendees without single tickets while season-ticket sales lag. Attendees praised the high quality programs including the Clifford Foote Trio and Rev Roland A Nichols. Remaining days feature Boston String Quartet Grand Concert and Rudolphs Swiss Entertainers among others. parade and band concert drew a large crowd led by Marshall OHair and Mayor Bartley.
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Clifford Foote
Roland A. Nichols
Marshall O’hair
Bartley
Greencastle
New Teachers Engaged for the University
DePauw University predicts a successful year as new staff join. William Hudson returns as sociology chair after a year in business. Hudson and Grose bolster chemistry and economics. Martha Hobson joins English composition while Carlton and Howes lead business courses. Dormitory space expands to house fifty more students amid record advance enrollment.
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DePauw University
G. R. Grose
Wiliam H. Hudson
William H. Hudson
State of Washington University
University of Illinois
Martha B. Hobson
Bryan Mawr
University of Chicago
Allegheny College
Carlton
Howes
Infant Schlatter buried in Forrest Hill Cemetery
The funeral of John Barnard Schlatter five day old son of Mr and Mrs Orville Schlatter of Whiting Indiana was held at St Paul Catholic church at 9 o clock Brief services were conducted and the child was buried in Forrest Hill cemetery Mrs Schlatter formerly Miss Lucile McCabe daughter of Mr and Mrs John McCabe of near Morton Mrs McCabe had been in Whiting with her daughter for six weeks Mr McCabe drove to Whiting last week and accompanied the body Here Sunday night Mrs McCabe remained with her daughter The condition of Mrs Schlatter is encouraging.
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John Barnard Schlatter
Orville Schlatter
Whiting
Indiana
Forrest Hill
St. Paul Catholic Church
Schlatter
Lucile McCabe
John McCabe
Morton
McCabe
Mr. McCabe
Epworth League dedicates new swimming pool at camp ground
The Epworth League Institution in Bat tle Ground camp grounds, Lafayette, Indiana, opens with record attendance expected. The pool, built with labor from Methodist pastors and Epworth funds, will be formally dedicated Tuesday evening with Rev. Blaine E. Kirkpatrick presiding. Ed Hamilton and his mother visited Green Castle relatives during the weekend.
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Lafayette
Ind
Battle Ground
Epworth
Blaine E. Kirkpatrick
Greencastle
Institute
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William Mahoney
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Ambrose Wyrtck
W. M. Blanchard
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Fred Jinsten
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Hallie Masten
Epworth League Institute
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K. W. Robbins
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Greencastle Ministerial Association
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Jeannette Kling
Floyds
Boston String Quartette
We the People
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Rudolph
Russia
Red Riddle
Joseph Clare
Normandy
Opera Company
Depauw
Putnam County
Ed Hamilton
Lizzie Hamilton
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