Local Echoes From Greencastle and Surroundings
Local residents update on moves visits and illness including Mr and Mrs Otto Carty new home on Northwood boulevard Richard Hazelett of Marion called by his mother Mrs S A Hazelett illness in Greencastle Joel Denman of Chicago returns home after staying with his parents David Hogue of Vincennes visiting friends in Green castle William Stiles on a Kansas motor trip Central National Bank delivers a 2 ton GMC truck to DePauw University Mrs Robert Hoffman and daughter return from hospital Spanish War Veterans picnic planned at Milligan park Crawfordsville Aug 17 Central National Bank photo display features early figures including R L O Hairy James Bridges Melie McHaffie Alfred Hirt Jacob Hirt news of Mrs R M Crawley critical illness stroke in Richmond Putnam County Fair board to meet with Floyd Miller in courthouse for 4 H premium list and press catalog arrangements
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Central National Bank
R. L. O’hairy
James Bridges
Melie McHaffie
Alfred Hirt
Jacob Hirt
Changsha burns amid looting as gunboats powerless
In China the burning city of Changsha faced looting divided into 50 zones while foreign property suffered. Only Allen Carreon remains in the city as the U S dispatch orders evacuation of distant provinces after five sailors were wounded aboard the Palos.
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Changsha
Lipe
Washington
INS
Allen Carieron
Lawrence
Kans
China
Richard P. Butrick
American Cogent
Hankow
State Department
U. S
Palos
Panama Canal Escape Quake Damage Despite Cracked Admin Building
The Panama Canal escaped serious damage though the administration building had cracks after two strong earthquakes. Shocks rattled Panama City Cristobal Colon Ancon and Balboa causing mild panic. windows broke and ancient churches suffered significant damage.
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Panama Canal
Panama City
INS
Cristobel
Colon
Ancon
Balboa
R-100 Expected In Montreal This Evening
Radio message from the British airship R-100 said to land at St Hubert Airport at eight tonight. The craft traveling from Cardington England toward Montreal, with earlier reports noting a headwind and possible delays. It had crossed West Point Anticosti and tracked along the St Lawrence River seeking a westward approach.
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Montreal
Hubert
St. Hubert
Cardington
England
Canada
St. Lawrence River
West Point Anticosti
Gulf of St. Lawrence
When the cave man sought a wife and the modern want ad
The piece humorously notes that early humans used direct capture to obtain mates, while civilization now restricts such methods and replaces them with the inexpensive, nonphysical tool of the want ad. It highlights the contrast between primal behavior and modern social norms.
Companions of Slain Announcer Questioned by Prosecutor
Jack Klein a motion picture operator sits with Buckley in a lobby as Prosecutor Jim Kenot questions them about the assassination of radio announcer Jerry Ley. The scene unfolds in a tense post incident inquiry.
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Jack Klein
Jim Kenot
Jerry”ley
Klein
Buckley
The
Billingsley Heads New Fuller Smith Ross Advertising Firm
A. L. Billingsley former Indianapolis ad man and president of Fuller & Smith in Cleveland will lead the merged Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc. formed Aug. 1 with F. L. Ross Company of New York and San Francisco. Ross serves as chairman. Billingsley becomes president. He is a DePauw graduate active in student press.
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A. L. Billingsley
Indianapolis
Fuller & Smith
Cleveland
F. L. Ross Company
New York
San Francisco
Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc
Billingsley
Ross
A. L. Bilingsley
DePauw
Press Club
King George signs London Naval Treaty at Cowes regatta
King George has affixed his signature to the London Naval Treaty ratifying it, as told to the House of Commons by Chancellor Philip Snowden. The signing occurred at Cowes during the annual regatta after the measure passed the Lords, with the King traveling from Portsmouth to Cowes.
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London
George
Philip Snowden
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Cowes
House of Lords
Portsmouth
Cuban Japanese Commercial Treaty Highlights Cuban Strategy
Cuba views the new Cuban Japanese commercial treaty as pivotal. Dr. Orestes Ferrara is named ambassador to Japan to seal the pact, aiming to open markets for sugar and reduce reliance on imports, while Cuba resists a reciprocal emigration clause and favors selective white immigration to diversify crops.
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Orestes Ferrara
Washington
League of Nations
Japan
Havana
United States
For Rent Apartments on East Seminary Street
Two modern units available with gas stoves and included water and heat. One four room and bath, the other two rooms and bath with kitchen already arranged. Inquire at Herald office. Street address 632 East Seminary Street.
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East Seminary Street
Inquire Herald Office
Herald Office
Indianapolis Wedding Bells and Local Reunions Featured
Robert Webster marries Wanda McPherson in Indianapolis in a home ceremony with Rev. Charles R. Lizenby officiating. The couple plans a Lake Bruce honeymoon and will reside at 462 North Illinois Street. Other notices include Lynette Aynerson and Basil Clark’s Columbus wedding and a Knight reunion at Garfield Park.
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Wanda McPherson
Indianapolis
Hubert McPherson
North Manchester
Robert Webster
Charles Webster
Indiana Street
Raymond Wagner
North Talbott Avenue
Charles R. Lizenby
Mable Turner
Alfred Eddington
Wagner
Lake Bruce
Ellis Apartments
North
Illinois Street
Methodist Hospital Training School
Webster
DePauw
Indiana School of Medicine
Charles Rose
Bowers
Johnson
Dorothy Hunt
Glenn Inman
Charles Lizenby
Thomas Evans
Robert Myers
Mildred Fencannon
Edna Ireland
Knight
Garfield Park
Foundations For Shock Proof Buildings In Italy
Rome July 31. Foundations for shock proof buildings were laid in several earthquake stricken cities of South Central Malaya. The Italian government ordered all new structures follow stringent provisions to prevent haphazard construction on steep hillsides or near craters and fissures as reconstruction begins.
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Rome
INS
Maly
Livestock market report from Indianapolis
Hogs 6500, holdovers 44, market mostly 5¢ lower for 140 to 300 lb ranges. Cattle 700, calves 600 with upward trade and gains to 25¢. Beef feeders 775-975, cows mostly 4-6, vealers 50 cents higher. Sheep 1100 steady to strong with good lambs 8-9 and poorer lots around 750 or less.
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Ind
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