Satan film at Voncastle thrills with creepiness and mystery
The new First National picture Satan directed by Benjamin Christensen promises chills at the Voncastle Theatre this Saturday. The story by A Merritt follows a young couple abducted to a haunted mansion ruled by Satan, surrounded by grotesque figures like a spider a dwarf and a witch. Thelma Todd and Creighton Hare lead with Sheldon Lewis and Wm. Mong in supporting roles.
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Voncastle
Satan
First National
Benjamin Christensen
A. Merritt
Thelma Todd
Creighton Hare
Sheldon Lewis
Wm. V. Mong
Sojin
First rum running vessel seized in Chicago Harbor
The first rum running ship seized in Chicago Harbor is held by coast guardsmen and prohibition agents. It carried 4,200 cases of Canadian beer and was warped near Navy Pier. Officials confiscated the boat and a loaded truck with 325 cases of beer. a truck driver and one crew member were taken into custody.
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Chicago
INS
Navy Pier
Arrest on Flight Disruption Reported by Federal Agents
A fugitive failed to join companions in flight as federal agents appeared and acted, resulting in arrests. Details indicate a coordinated interception and transfer to authorities. The incident underscores ongoing federal efforts to apprehend suspects after escape attempts.
White college grad weds colored classmate at Columbia Campus
The July 18 ceremony in New York joins Miss Elith W. Sproul, 21, a white Columbia University co ed, with Jerome B. Peterson, 22, a colored medical student. The bride’s father Albert B. Sproul, a commercial photographer, approved the union.
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New York
INS
Columbia University
Elith W. .Sproul
Jerome
Peterson
Albert B. Sprow
Swindler passes cig ar coupon for new five dollar bill
Police seek a slick swindler in Indianapolis who palm ed off a cigar coupon as payment for a new five dollar bill to Edward Lee, 13, a drug store delivery boy. The man called for ice cream, met him in the street, took the ice cream and change, gave the coupon and a 25 cent tip, claiming it was a five dollar bill.
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Indianapolis
Edward Lee
Youngster Ill After Drinking Kerosene in Waveland
Donald Ewbank an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Webb Ewbank is recovering from coal oil ingestion. He was taken to the Terre Haute clinic for treatment Friday and now suffers a sore stomach though his condition is not serious.
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Waveland
Donald Ewbank
Webb Ewbank
Terre Haute
Four Bicyclists Seek New Endurance Mark
In Edinburg Indiana on July 18 four local youths chase a world bicycle riding endurance record. Boyd Gill Harold Gill Junior Mills and Allen Martin ride one hour each then swap, giving three hours rest per hour ridden. The event began Tuesday at 6 am and has surpassed the Franklin record by 23 hours as rain and shine continue the endurance test.
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Edinburg
Ind
Franklin
Gill
Hoover Jr Foresees 24 Hour Sleeper Transcontinental Air Service
Herbert Hoover Jr son of the president and radio engineer for Western Air Express expects a 24 hour sleeper air service within a year linking New York to Los Angeles and midwest routes like Chicago to Kansas City. He cites in flight telephone links for weather and communications and night flights with Pullman car comfort. Accompanying him, Captain Eddie Rickenbacker also voices strong optimism for aviation's future.
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Francis F. Healy
N. S
Chicago
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Western Air Express
Young Hoover
Kansas City
West
New York
Los Angeles
Eddie Rickenbacker
Fokker-General Motors Company
Rickenbacker
Fire Hurts Goldie Store in Hammond Damage Over 150000
An explosion from an undetermined source sparked a major blaze at the Goldie Department Store in Hammond. The fire caused more than 150000 in damage as the roof and walls collapsed, injuring no one reported.
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Hammond
Ind
Juy
Goldie
East Hammond
Wheat Prices Steady as Quotations Seen Friday
Local wheat buyers quote soft wheat at 1.35 and hard varieties at 1.28 per bushel, unchanged from Thursday. County threshing reports indicate good quality with average yields around 2 bushels per acre and some fields as high as 40 bushels per acre.
Loughran Beats Braddock In Fifteen Rounds For Light Heavy Title
In New York Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia won a decision over James J. Braddock of Jersey City in fifteen rounds. Dave Shade of California outpointed Rene De Vos of Belgium in four rounds. In Kansas City W L Young Stribling of Macon Georgia won a newspaper decision over George Cook of Australia in ten rounds.
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International News Service
New York
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
Dave Shade
California
Rene de Vos
Kansas City
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Macon
George Cook
Goshen Editor Dies After Long Illness
Joseph A. Bean 66 editor and publisher of the Goshen Democrat since 1893 died at his Goshen home after a long diabetes related illness. He survived by his father William A. Bean former Democrat owner. Bean served as postmaster under Cleveland and Wilson from 1914 to 1923 and was active in Democratic politics.
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Goshen
Ind
INS
Joseph A. Bean
The
Bible Conference at Battle Ground to Open July 27
The Battle Ground assembly hosts its annual Bible conference July 27 through August 4 near Lafayette Indiana. Noted church leaders including Rev Dr Ernest L Waldorf and Dr Walter F Bundy will speak, with a temperance rally and cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ closing the event.
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Battle Ground
Ind
INS
Battle Ground Assembly
Northwest Indiana
M. Ef. Church
Lafayette
Tippecanoe Battlefield
School of Missions
Epworth League Institute
Ernest L. Waldorf
Methodist
Kansas City
Ernest H. Cherrington
Department of Education
Anti-Saloon League of America
Christ
Dubois
O. P. Manker
Delphi
Walter EF. Bundy
DePauw University
Ross’ Shannon
Plymouth
O. L. Gustafson
Gary
M. C. Wright
Logansport
Fe, Flynn
Bloomington
Frankfort Man Hangs Self in Chicago Jail
Wayne Thompson 22 of Frankfort Ind died by hanging in Cook County jail Chicago last night. He had been sentenced to one year to life for burglary and was awaiting commitment. Thompson, a reported drug addict, had created a stir during his Chicago trial with a charge of obtaining dope in jail.
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Frankfort
Ind
Wayne Thompson
Cook County
Chicago
Thompson
Miss Eunice Misner Chosen to Teach in Spencer High
Spencer Indiana announces the hiring of Miss Eunice Misner of Greencastle and Indianapolis to teach English and sponsor a new girls physical training department at the high school. A DePauw University graduate, she last year served as private secretary to Rev. Henry McLean, assistant to President Oxnam. Her parents once lived in Greencastle and now reside in Indianapolis.
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Albert Free
Spencer
Shelbyville Rotary luncheon hosts past and present leaders
Shelbyville Ind July 18 Present and past officers of Indiana Rotary attended the luncheon of the Shelbyville club as guests of Dr L C Sammons this year s governor of the Twentieth Rotary district Arthur Sapp of Huntington past international president delivered the principal address Also present were Robert Heun Richmond Charles O Grafton Muncie William Barr Bluffton Charles McGaughey Greencastle mayor Jess Fields Bloomington King Cole Bloomington and Norman Barnes Seymour
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Shelbyville
Ind
Indiana Rotary
Shelbyville Club
L. C. Sammons
Rotary
Arthur Sapp
Huntington
Robert Heun
Richmond
International Extension Committee
Charles O. Grafton
Muncie
William Barr
Bluffton
Charles McGaughey
Greencastle
Jess Fields
Bloomington
King Cole
Norman Barnes
Seymour
The Herald Greencastle Ind Establishment Notice
The Herald, Greencastle Indiana, formerly Star and Democrat since 1868, published daily except Sundays from 17 19 South Jackson Street. Subscription in Putnam County three dollars yearly. outside Putnam three fifty. carrier rate ten cents weekly. Advertising rates on application.
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the Herald
Star & Dem Cra
Greencastle
Ind
Postonce
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
Ccscescoes
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Secretary of State appeals motorists to report highway law violations
Indianapolis July 18 Indiana Secretary of State Otto G Fifield urges motorists to report highway law violations they witness. Reports should name road time date approximate location and license plate of the offending car. Fifield will notify the reporter that a violation occurred and warn of possible prosecution for future offenses.
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Indianapolis
INS
Otto G. Fifield
Indiana
Fifield
Canada Wheat Outlook Warns of Poor Yields Across Regions
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report issued today notes light grain crops nationwide due to drought and moisture shortages. Rain is badly needed in all provinces, with some western areas reporting near total crop failure. Southern Alberta conditions worsen through July, while Saskatchewan warns only ideal moisture and temperature could yield an average crop.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Canadian West
Alberta
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Community Notes from Greencastle Visits and Illness
In Greencastle Mr and Mrs Homer Pruner and daughters Marvel and Leona and baby son visited Mr and Mrs J D Lyon Sunday afternoon. Paul Hibbs called on Mr and Mrs Wilber Grimes and family Sunday. Bernard Dale son of Forest and Mrs McFarland is ill with smallpox as John D Lyon and sons Robert and John Jr visited Mr and Mrs Henry Lyon Sunday. Neal Kendall and little niece also were there.
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Homer Pruner
Marvel
Leona
J. D. Lyon
Paul Hibbs
Wilber Grimes
Bernard Dale
Forest McFarland
John D. Lyon
Robert
John Jr
Henry Lyon
Neal Kendall
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and cities
Results include American Association games: Indianapolis 7 over St. Paul 5 and Minneapolis 5 over Louisville 2. Columbus 13 over Milwaukee 2. Toledo 11 over Kansas City 4. American League scores: Philadelphia 8 over Detroit 4. Chicago 2 over Boston 1 in 10 innings. Washington 10 over St. Louis 3. New York at Cleveland postponed by rain. National League: New York 4 over Pittsburgh. St. Louis 6 over Boston 4. Philadelphia 6 over Cincinnati 4. Chicago 11 over Brooklyn 7.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Spencer World
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Crawford
Ayrrive Greencastle
A. M
ASK
Greencastler
Ka-De-Co
Mullin’s Drug Store
Greencastle Gas & Electric Light Company
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