DePauw Athletics Recap Highlights Record Year
DePauw Athletic Board reviews a strong past season with a third in the State meet at Purdue, several track records, and a bright outlook for 1921. Notable returns include captain Mason Zechiel Pond Cady Buchell Stewart Moilett and coach L C Buchelt. Football outlook emphasizes spring practice, backfield depth, and two key games at Center College and Wabash DePauw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Purdue University
Ikey Meyers
Tiger
Herald Jones
Bernard Guild
Captain Mason
Zechiel
Pond
Cady
Buchell
Stewart
Moilett
New Mason
Paul Jones
Shoptaugh
Canady
Hass
Davis
Austil
L. C. Buchelt
Buchelt
Harold Jones
Earlham
Indition Jones
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Crawfordsville
Thindestos
Indianapolis Canloe Club
Wabash
Earham
Franklin
ePauw
Pauw
Western State Normal
Inter
Lamda Chi Alpha
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Center
College of Kentucky
Center College
Buss
Greencastle
Date College
Hanover
Greencastle Rice Purdue
Lafayette
Transylvania
Lexington
Albion College
Valparaiso
Indiana Railroads Hold Up Coal Amid Miner Strike
Railroads in Indiana suspend most coal shipments because of a miners strike that began in Illinois. Officials from the Pennsylvania and the Big Four say supplies will last only a few days, with screenings released for ice plants while other coal remains held back to protect railroad service.
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Indiana
Illinois
J. W. Coneys
Pennsylvania
F. N. Reynolds
Big Four
Mr. Reynolds
Coas
Reynolds
Angwea
Ena
Light earthquake shocks felt in Los Angeles at 11:26
A light earthquake shock was felt in Los Angeles at 11 26 this morning. The Herald notes want ads and local briefings follow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Illinois Coal Men Meet in Chicago Over Day-Worker Strike
Illinois coal operators gathered in Chicago at the call of T T Brewster to discuss the strike in the central western nine fields. Dealers push 40 000 tons in Chicago from 35 000 000 on hand with a two million ton weekly shortfall and dwindling reserves. Industry wide shortages forced Hammond Gary and South Chicago mills to cut hours and lay workers while city pumping stations warn of dwindling coal in bins.
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Chicago
Z. T. Brewster
T. T. Brewster
St. Louis
Hammond
Gary
Combs
Real Estate Transfers in Washington and Cloverdale
James Hoffa transfers land in Washington to John Brooks for 1600 dollars. Lidia Broadstreet conveys Cloverdale land to Maune M Polk. Cloverdale Cemetery Association deeds a lot in Cloverdale Cemetery to Jerry F Downing for 50 dollars.
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James Hoffa
John Brooks
Washington
Lidia Broadstreet
Maune M. Polk
Cloverdale
Cloverdale Cemetery Association
Jerry F. Downing
Hog Receipts Steady as Prices Vary at Indianapolis Market
Hog receipts reached 6 500 with prices near steady to firm at opening. Light weights rose about 25 percent while general sales hovered around 16.00 to 16.25. Heavyweights traded 15.25 to 15.75, pigs at 15.75 down. 3 500 head bought by local and outside buyers. Cattle calves and sheep stayed steady.
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Indianapolis
J. P. Allen Jr. in Indianapolis on business
J P Allen Jr visited Indianapolis on business today. He met with local officials to discuss potential ventures and networking opportunities.
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J. P. Allen, Jr
Tndianapolis
JHIO Man to Wed a Putnam County Girl
Mr and Mrs P H Wallace Cloverdale Indiana announce the engagement of their only daughter Miss Joy V to Kenneth E Hurlburt son of Mr and Mrs W H Hurlburt of Connecticut Ohio The couple will likely make their future home in Cleveland Ohio where Hurlburt holds a government position The marriage is planned for early fall
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P. H. Wallace
Cloverdale
Indiana
Miss Joy V
Kenneth E. Hurlburt
W. H. Hurlburt
Connecticut
Ohio
Miss Wallace
Hurlburt
Cleveland
Strike closes 150 coal mines in state field
Terre Haute Ind July 28 With about half the mines in the Terre Haute field idle no action was taken by miners meetings today The strike affects roughly 150 mines of the district and 70 percent of Indiana's 915 mines are idle
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Terre Haute
Ind
Edward Stewart
United Mine Workers of America
Sipes Hall
Stewart
Indiana Coal Trade Bureau
Indiana
Little Boy Burns Foot When Boiler Spilled
A four year old child, son of Mr and Mrs Vermillion of Clinton township, suffered a badly burned foot when an older brother tipped a kettle of boiling water. The incident occurred Wednesday evening. Wm Burris of Cloverdale was in Freencastle today.
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Mace Vermillion
Clinton Township
Wm. Burris
Cloverdale
Freencastle
Second Session of Epworth Institute Attracts Many
The Indianapolis Conference Epworth League Institute at Bethany Park draws larger attendance with park rental set for next year. Rev. O Fifer speaks tonight on The Village Chief while Rev. H C Clippinger led devotions. A Washington girl broke an arm in recreation. $35 was collected for her medical expenses. Bishop Leete to attend Sunday for life decision talks. G M Smith praised as president. Bloomington delegates plan a strong next year convention. Weather favorable for the week.
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Bethany Park
Indianapolis
Epworth League Institute
O. Fifer
DePauw
H. C. Clippinger
Tabernacle
W. S. Biddle
Mooresville
Washington
Leete
G. M. Smith
Bloomington Debares
Aftra
Marriage License and Newton Day Visit Noted
Vahl A. Watson of Indianapolis wed Olaf Johnson of Carpentersville. Mrs. Martha Voliva and daughters Miss Effrey Oliva Voliva and Miss Myrtle Fry traveled to Newton Indiana, their former home, to spend Wednesday with friends.
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Vahl A. Watson
Indianapolis
Olaf Johnson
Carpentersville
Martha Voliva
Miss Effrey
Miss Oliva Voliva
Myrtle Fry
Newton Indiana
Frien
Rejected Lewis Request For Joint Conference
Pittsburg Coal Producers Association refused John L. Lewis request for a joint conference of miners and operators in the central competitive field. The operators said the move would reopen wage negotiations and urged enforcement of the Wilson era wage award.
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Pittsburg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg Coal Producers Association
Lewis
Pittsburg Association
Wilson
Grain Growers Face Loss From Car Shortage in Greensburg
Wheat growers in Greensburg Indiana face thousands in losses as car shortages halt grain transport. Elevators and mills are full and cannot handle more wheat. throughput is blocked with thrashing largely complete and no relief in sight.
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Greensburg
Ind
Lover's Tragedy Beyond the River Dance Hall
In a wooden block near the river, a man named John feuds for Mary with Peter Platface at a dance hall. John idolizes money as much as romance, buys a fake diamond, and is exposed when Mary discovers the counterfeit. The tale ends with Mary with Pete and John remaining single as the leather factory smells linger.
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Pinheadus
Mary
Poland
Peter Platface
Pete
John
Peter
Benen
Lapidus
Border Chief Agrees to End Lawless Acts
Francisco Villa, once known as Bull of the North, surrendered unconditionally after negotiations with the De La Huerta government. He will retire to private life in Torreon, with about 1,800 troops mustered out and each given land to farm, plus financial allowances.
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Border Chief
E.acle Pass
Tex
Franciscco Villa
Mexico
United States
Columbus
N. M
Villa
Torreon
de la Huerta
Sabinas
Martinez
Eugenio Martinez
Game wardens warned to follow hunting and fishing rules
T L Owens of Greencastle township reports a yield of 30 bushels of No. F wheat per acre. Mr and Mrs FE B Taylor, Mr and Mrs Cleve Thomas, Mr and Mrs E C Buss and guest Flora Lackey, and CC Gillen visited Indianapolis for a day at the country club as guests of Fred Hixon.
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T. L. Owens
Greencastle Township
Greencastle
FE. B. Taylor
Cleve Thomas
E. C. Buss
Floreda Lackey
Cc, Gillen
Indianapolis
Fred Hixon
Rockville Couple Accepts Athletic Directorship at Huron College
Mr and Mrs Joseph Royse of Rockville traveled to Huron College South Dakota where Mr Royse accepted the athletic director post Mrs Royse will teach in the conservatory of music Both Royses are well known in Greencastle and attended DePauw University where he starred in athletics Mrs Ward died in Chicago and her body was returned to Greencastle for burial
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Joseph Royse
Rockville
Huron College
South Dakota
Royse
Conservatory of Music
DePauw
Esther Lasserty
Elizabeth Ward
Greencastle
Monon
Chicago
Forest Hill Cemetery
Levi. Marshall
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Putnam County
Epworth League
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