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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1929

Page

4

Ford bans liquor for Ford employees

Henry Ford has settled the prohibition issue for his company by forbidding any employee to drink at any time or place. He states he will not employ anyone who has the smell of liquor or is known to frequent bootleg joints, quoting The Christian Herald.

New York INS Henry Ford Ford the Christian Herald

Radio entertainer drowns during lake incident

Reginald Peel a 23 year old London native and radio entertainer with WLS Chicago drowned at Barron Lake near Niles Michigan after suddenly suffering cramps. He was a member of the Maple City Four, a Laporte based male quartet.

South Bend Ind INS Reginald Peel London England WLS Chicago Barron Lake Niles Mich Peel Maple City Four Laporte

Judge allows jury to sniff alcohol in Hickman DUI trial

Brazil July 25 Judge Hutchi son ruled the jury may sniff the alcohol exhibit in the trial of Simon T. Hickman Indianapolis deputy U S marshal retired after arrest for drunken driving. Police testified Hickman was drunk. defense contends the liquor was for chigre bite treatment and bathing. The defense opens its case tomorrow with witnesses.

Brazil Hutchison Circuit Court Today Simon T. Hickman Indianapolis United States Miller Ira Holmes Amos Falk John Matthews William McGinty James Ridgeway Hickman

Jackie Fields Wins Title In Fight With Dundee

Jackie Fields defeated Joe Dundee to win the welterweight title in Detroit. Fields dropped Dundee twice in the second round and sealed the win on a foul as gate receipts reached about 175000 dollars with around 27009 spectators at Floys Fitzsimmon's outdoor arena.

Detroit Jackie Fields Joe Dundee Dundee Chicago Baltimore Floy1 Fitzsimmon

Beveridge Sets New North Shore Golf Mark

Albert J. Beveridge son of the late Indiana senator set a North Shore golf record by playing 100 holes in one day at Essex Country Club in Manchester by the Sea Mass He completed 72 holes in 6 hours 20 minutes in a heavy rain and is believed to average about 110 strokes per hole with one ball used for 57 holes He plans to enter DePauw University in the fall and is known as a sprinter.

Manchester-By-The Sea Mass INS Albert J. Beveridge United States Indiana North Shore Essex Country Club Beveridge DePauw University

Giant seaplane Cox makes successful flight over Lake Constance

A 23 ton 12 motor Dornier seaplane with 100 passenger capacity completed another test flight over Lake Constance. Official christening planned for the end of August.

Friedrichshafen Ger INS Cox Lake Constance

Lindbergh Seeks Home Near Passaic River

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh was reported negotiating for a home overlooking the Passaic River in North Caldwell New Jersey. The Sands estate, under consideration, features a twenty room house on a 75 acre tract.

North Caldwell N. J INS Charles A. Lindbergh Passiac River Alexander H. Sands, Jr

Daughter of Bryan files divorce suit

Mrs Grace Bryan HarrGreaves daughter of William Jennings Bryan filed a divorce suit against Richard L Hargreaves president of the First National Bank of Beverly Hills. The couple had been living apart for several months and cited temperament differences as the cause of separation.

Los Angeles Cal INS Grace Bryan Hargreaves William Jennings Bryan Richard L. Hargreaves First National Bank of Beverly Hills Hargreaves

Man Leaps to Death at Niagara Falls From Goat Island Bridge

An unidentified man about 70 years old leaped from the Goat Island bridge into the upper Niagara River and over the American falls. George Miller, a reservation patrolman, and Emil Bowen witnessed the death leap.

Niagara Niagara Falls N. Y Goat Island Bridge Niagara River George Miller Emil Bowen

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