Democrats Denounce Commissions At Indiana State Convention
Indiana Democrats adopted a platform calling for repeal of tax laws at their state convention in Indianapolis on Thursday. Nominees listed include Dan M. Link for secretary of state and Joseph H. Shea for Supreme Court, with Dungan winning a district vote for the appellate court. Link endorsed the platform and home rule.
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Indianapolis
Dames C. McIntosh
Worthington
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Joseph H. Shea
Seymour
Supreme Court
Joseph Collier
Appellate Court
William H. Bridwell
Sullivan
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Dungan
Doogs
Dan M. Link
Harding
Indiana
Democratic Platform in Indiana Favors Abolishing Public Service Commissions
Indiana Democrats adopted a platform denouncing public service commissions and calling for their abolition as part of a broader reform slate. The convention ratified the platform and nominated state officers by acclamation, with contests for Appellate court seats resolved among limited candidates and nominations confirmed after brief disputes.
Two Bank Robbers Killed In Sheriff Posse Battle
In Michigan a sheriff's posse pursued four bandits who robbed the Matamora State bank near Flint. Two suspects were killed and two captured after a long chase through three counties. One posseman, William Buckler, was critically wounded as about 1,000 shots were fired. Names given: Jerry Spokeney and Mike Kolski.
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Flint
Mich
Matamora
William Buckler
Lapeer
Jerry Spokeney
Detroit
Mike Kolski
Kolski
Ward Peck
Omar Potter
Donald Gleason
Seminary Street Paving Planned in Greencastle
G H Jeffries of the T H I E Traction Company says paving will begin on Seminary street between and beside the tracks in Greencastle as soon as material arrives. Concrete street, not oiled, will be upgraded with asphalt and crushed stone to restore a smooth, durable surface.
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Seminary Street
Greencastle
G. H. Jeffries
T. H. I. & E. Traction Company
Hughes
Charles Zeis
Jeffries
Zeis
Traction Company
Thelma Mary Poorman Weds Claude Monroe Ogle
Mrs James Wesley Poorman announces the marriage of Thelma Mary Poorman to Claude Monroe Ogle on June 1 1922 in Muncie Indiana. The newlyweds reside at 424 West Sycamore Kokomo Indiana. Claude M Ogle is a former Greenscastle boy and DePauw graduate formerly employed at the Herald.
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James Wesley Poorman
Thelma Mary
Claude Monroe Ogle
Muncie
Indiana
West Sycamore Street
Kokomo
Claude M. Ogle
Greencastle
DePauw
The
Herald
Delta Sigs Win Interfraternity Baseball Cup in 11 Innings
The Delta Sigs defeated the Delta Taus 12 to 11 in 11 innings to claim the interfraternity baseball cup after a back and forth final that began Wednesday afternoon and resumed Thursday evening. Kepner singled in the 11th, Cornthwaite drove in the winning run on a hit and run to seal the victory.
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Delta Sigma
Kepner
Talbott
Cornthwaite
C. A. Wade
Ernest Froyd
Froyd
Paxton
Illinois
F. €. Tildren
The
King Classical School
Terre Haute
Gertrude Kerr
Cadiz
Ohio
Edwin Whitman
Berwick
G. R. Grose
Legion Baseball Opens Season With Putnamville Clash
The American Legion Baseball team will open the season Sunday afternoon on the Putnamville diamond against Putnamville. Reorganized under new post commander E S Krantz of DePauw University, the squad promises a stronger on field effort. Upcoming games include Cloverdale Stilesville Ladoga and the Indiana Portland Cement Company.
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American Legion
Putnamville
Legion
E. S. Krantz
DePauw University
Cloverdale
Stilesville
Ladoga
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Last Program of DePauw Music Festival Shown Thursday
The final program of the DePauw Music School festival Thursday evening showcased merit and success on par with prior nights. Except for ensemble pieces the selections were performed from memory, demonstrating mastery across the students' grades and closing a year of successful work.
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DePauw Music School
Federal grand jury eyed for Clinton liquor case
In Clinton Indiana a federal grand jury may be convened to probe alleged city official laxity in liquor law enforcement during the Carl ero trial. Judge Anderson and U S district attorney Homer Elliott signaled possible action while eight defendants were convicted, with sentencing deferred to June 23.
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Indianapolis
Clinton
Ind
Big Jim” Carerro
U. S. Lesh
Anderson
Homer Elliott
United States
Cererro
Elliott
Uns
Cement Plant Baseballers to Play Roachdale Sunday
The Indiana Portland Cement Company baseball team schedules a game with Roachdale at Roachdale next Sunday June 4. The cement team, idle for weeks, should hold a slight edge over the upcounty club.
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Cement Plant
Roachdale
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Mrs W V Brown Breaks Leg At Northwood Home
Mrs W V Brown of the old DePauw farm residence in Northwood near East Franklin street fell on a doorstep Thursday afternoon around 2 o clock, breaking her left leg just above the ankle. Dr W W Tucker attended and set the fracture.
Departmental Pupils Donate $50 to City Library Fund
Seventh and eighth grade pupils at the Junior High School contributed $50 to a fund to buy new books for the city library. The donations come as local library needs are noted, and the departmental children are commended for their fine spirit.
Third Wabash DePauw game unlikely after Crawfordsville news
Crawfordsville faculty athletic committee member Prof J A Cragwall said Wabash cannot leave Crawfordsville next week due to examinations. Coach Walker offered June 6 as a date in Greencastle, but Coach Scheller said a third game with DePauw remains very remote.
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DePauw
Walker
Crawfordsville
J. A. Cragwall
Faculty Athletic Committee
Wabash
Little Giants
Scheller
Greencastle
Scholler
DeLoss Call to Open Billiard Parlor in Opera House
DeLoss Call of Clinton township plans a new billiard parlor in the Opera House basement. Alonzo Cook, building owner, is remodeling. The space will host five pool tables and one billiard table and be ready around June 15 in the north basement room.
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Deloss
DeLoss Call
Clinton Township
Alonzo Cook
Mr. Call
Mrs. Sirrilda Huffman Stricken by Stroke Friday
Mrs. Sirrilda Huffman of the Indiana and Columbia streets corner suffered a stroke of paralysis at 6 o clock Friday morning the left side rendered useless. Earlier she had been in poor condition but latest reports say she is resting easier.
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Sirrilda Huffman
Indiana
Columbia Streets
High School Faculty Closes Year and Plans Commencement
High school faculty spent the day recording grades and finishing school duties. The graduating class gathered at the building for instructions on tonight's commencement. Departmental pupils returned at 1 pm for their final grades.
Greencastle High to award diplomas in annual commencement
Fifty seniors will receive diplomas at Greencastle High School tonight at 7:30. Dr George Richmond Grose of DePauw University will give the commencement address as the program features a concert by the High School Orchestra and a series of ceremonies including diplomas and awards.
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Ifty High School
Greencastle High School
Dorothy Richards
Lester Sudranski
George Richmond Grose
DePauw
Cherubini Mehul
Otis
Bills Miss Norris
Rush William Blanchard
A. M. Hootman
Mandalay
Ote Bae
Mark Bills
George Richmond
Henry L. Davis
Archie Allen
Harry Black
Tanta
Trespasser Fined Five Dollars In Greencastle Court
Homer Rabb pleaded guilty to trespassing on Bailey Brown's farm in Indianapolis and was fined five dollars plus costs by Squire Phillip Frank. Rabb moved into Brown's house on April 22 and refused to remove his belongings after Brown demanded it. Brown and his Indianapolis attorney filed an affidavit and took Rabb to court. Rabb promised to be off by next Tuesday.
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Homer Rabb
Squire Phillip Frank
Rabb
Bailey Brown
Indianapolis
Brown
Mr. Brown
Greencastle
Marshal O’hair
Squire Frank
Milburn Guilty Of Assault Fined Five Dollars
W. B. Milburn was found guilty of assault and battery on his wife by Judge Hughes and fined $5 plus costs. Corwin defended him and Milburn paid the fine and stayed it. Mrs Milburn filed for divorce the next day, trial set for June 7.
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Milburn
W. B. Milburn
Hughes
B. F. Corwin
Ogle and Poorman Wed in Muncie Junction Ceremony
Miss Thelma Poorman and Claude Ogle married today at the Poorman home in Muncie Indiana The Rev Heber Dwight Ketcham officiated The bride is active in local society and church work Ogle a DePauw University graduate is managing editor of the Kokomo Dispatch and former Muncie Press news editor They will reside in Kokomo after a brief honeymoon Ogle previously attended school in Muncie and belonged to Phi Gamma Delta fraternity He was formerly employed by the Herald
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Muncie
Ind
Thelma Poorman
Claude Ogle
James W. Poorman
Heber Dwight Ketcham
Hight Street Methodist Church
Mr. Ogle
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
The
Herald
Hog Prices Steady to Higher in Indianapolis Market
Hog supply 11 100, receipts in Indianapolis include 9 000 fresh hogs, 2 100 cattle, 900 calves, 1 000 sheep and lambs, 800. Hog prices opened steady to 10 cents higher with general sales from 10.60 to 10.70, top 10.75. Pigs 10.75, sows 9.50. Cattle steady, calves strong to 11.50, general 10.50 to 11.00. Sheep and lambs weak. some lambs at 14.00, top 13.00. sheep 4.00 declining.
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Indianapolis
Road contractor Thomas Sweet in Indianapolis on business
Indianapolis reports that Thomas Sweet, a road contractor, arrived Friday on business. The notice lists no further details about his plans or activities.
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Thomas Sweet
Indianapolis
Busi
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