Race protest disallowed as Indianapolis 500 awards final prizes
Approximately $100,000 in prizes were awarded at the Indianapolis 500 winner and consolation categories after the protest by Harry Harte and Louis Meyer against first and third places was denied. Louis Schneider won in the Bowes Seal Past Special with 5 10 27, while Pred Frame in the Dusenberg Special finished second at 5 11 11.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
The
Athletic Club
Harry Harte
Louis Meyer
Louis Schneider
Hartz
Meyer
Jadson
Stevena
Seepneider
Frame
Hepburn
Stevens
Snowberger
Jimmy Gleason
Gleason
Phil
Red) Shafer
Shafer
Dressel
Deven
Dave Evans
Aspin
Alberti
Ross
Fraternity Petitions To Quash Summons In Dog Bite Case
Lawrence Brant accuses DePauw Siema Nu chapter of dog bite injuries totaling 1000 dollars. The fraternity seeks to set aside service claiming improper summons delivery to a non officer and lack of jurisdiction. Brant is an eleven year old newsboy bitten while delivering papers on October 31 last year.
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Lawrence Brant
DePauw
Siema Nu
Brant
Sumons
Marion Wilson
Weather forecast notes unsettled skies and showers
Increasing cloudiness brings a likely chance of showers or thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures rise tonight with warmer conditions expected.
DePauw Student Sells Operetta The Sleeping Beauty
Washington Herald reports Oliver William Robinson a DePauw sophomore has written an operetta titled The Sleeping Beauty and sold recently to the March Brothers, a major publisher of school musical entertainments. He is the son of Grace D. Robinson and grandson of Mrs. Emma Dunn of Spencer.
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Washington Herald
Oliver William Robinson
DePauw University
The
March Brothers
Public Schools of America
William Robinson
Grace D. Robinson
Washington
Emma Dunn
Montgomery Street
Spencer
Kirkland term set aside by Crumpacker
Virgil Kirkland, held for death at a Gary party, will have his indeterminate term reviewed as prosecutors push for a harsher penalty. A new trial followed a first degree murder verdict, with the judge ordering a hearing on increasing punishment to five to twenty-one years. No date set yet, but a hearing expected within ten days.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Virgil Kirkland
State Reformatory
Arlene Draves
Gary
Pendleton Reformatory
Grant Scrumpacker
Kirkland
Lagi Mared
Kirkhind
James M. Ogden
Robert Estill
Lake Security
Crumpacker
Pre School Child Clinic Sponsored by Greencastle PTA
A pre school child clinic sponsored by Greencastle school Parent Teachers Associations will be held in the domestic science room of the vocational-physical education building. Staff from the State Board of Health will examine all children below school age and a mothers health hour at 10 40 amThursday will cover examinations group discussion and baby care displays assisted by Girl Reserves and the American Association of University Women. Ruth Eggers slowly improves after typhoid fever.
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Greencastle
State Board of Health
Girl Reserves
The
American Association of University Women
Parent- Teachers Association
Two Hearings Held in City Court Investigations Open
In Lovelock city court two hearings were held with defendants facing new charges. Frederick Riggs 25 Greencastle was arraigned on reckless driving and Bert Woods Ohio Street was arraigned on trespass. Both pleaded not guilty and trials set for Wednesday. Riggs faces possible resisting an officer charges. Woods trial set for 2 PM. Theodore Crawley named defense attorney.
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W. J. Dennan
Lovelock
Frederick Riggs
Greencastle
Bert Womls
Ohio Street
Riggs
Otto Dobbs
Vine
Indiana
Washington Street
Dobbs
Teri Woods
A J. Morrison
Officer Captures Young Pair in Lafayette Robbery Attempt
In Crawfordsville Indiana on June 1 Edward Lewis and Edward Coleman both 17 from Lafayette were jailed on banditry charges after attempting to rob Captain Fred Grimes of the local police. Lewis drew a gun but the officer overpowered him while Coleman fled and was later captured.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Edward Lewis
Edward Coleman
Laffayuette
Montgomery County
Fred Grimes
Lewis
Grimes
Rotary Club to Install New Officers
New officers of the Rotary club will be installed at the weekly lunch meeting Wednesday at the Country Club. Harry Allen will be installed as president, succeeding retiring president Jacob Eitel. Following the meeting there will be a golf outing with Indianapolis Rotarians as guests. Lovin J Brown of Indianapolis, chairman of the inter city relation committee, notified Eitel that he and seven other members will attend. All state clubs are holding similar meetings to promote better relations with neighboring clubs.
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Rotary Club
Country Club
Harry Allen
Jacob Ritel
Indianapolis
Damage suit dismissed as jury gathers in Clay county
The $10,000 damage suit of Lossie Nicholson against Albert Nussel James Wilson Andrew Luther and Samuel Horn of Clay county was dismissed by Nicholson in the Putnam circuit court. Jurors summoned by Sheriff Alva Bryan assembled but were dismissed as the case was withdrawn. Nicholson alleged false arrest and imprisonment over a robbery charge against James Wilson and claimed $200 legal fees and 77 days in jail prior to acquittal.
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Lossie Nicholson
Clay County
Albert Nussel
James Wilson
Andrew Luther
Samuel Horn
Nicholson
Putnam
Alva Bryan
Brazil
Clay
Sted On A Robe
Widow Named Administrator of McGaughey Estate Today
Samantha McGaughey widow of Pleasant McGaughey was named administrator of the McGaughey estate by Judge James P L Hughes in the Putnam circuit court. The estate valued at 2250 includes 1250 in personal property and 1000 in real estate. Heirs listed are daughter Alta May Shannon of Russellville and sons Manfred and Elmer McGaughey, also of Russellville.
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Samantha McGaughey
Pleasant McGaughey
McGaughey
James PL Hughes
Putnamesrcult
Alta May Shannon
Russellville
Manfred
Elmer McGaughey
Commencement Plans at Pleasant Hills MEF Church
Madison township school will hold its commencement exercises next Wednesday at the Pleasant Hills MEF church. Clem Hammond has accepted a teaching position in Harrison Illinois. John H. James is in Martinsville on legal business. E B Taylor and John P Allee were in Indianapolis on business. Bloomington voted wet in local option by 23.
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Madison Township
Pleasant Hills
MEF
Clem Hammond
Harrison
Illinois
John H. James
Martinsville
E. B. Taylor
John P. Allee
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Ogden Daughter Hurt in Auto Crash
Indiana attorney general James M. Ogden and Mrs. Ogden rushed to Philadelphia after word that their daughter Mary Ann Ogden was injured in a car accident. She was visiting Riverton New Jersey and was taken to a local hospital.
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James Ogden
Indianapolis
Ind
James M. Ogden
Indiana
Ogden
Philadelphia
Ann
Riverton
N. J
Claus Best
Miss Ogden
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore, Pa
Legionaires Hold Meeting At Fillmore
Putnam Post No 58 of the American Legion met in Od Fellows hall at Fulmore with Greenfield and nearby Legionaires. Plans discussed for organizing a county ex service company with squads in Greencastle Russellville Bainbridge and other towns and for annual drills and a county picnic scheduled later. Wilbur F P Maris named company commander with five squads likely in Greencastle and vicinity. Next county meeting set for Bainbridge Monday June 15 with a joint Legion and Auxiliary session in Fillmore Legion hall Tuesday evening.
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Bainbridge
Legion and Auxiliary
Putnam Post No. 58
American Legion
Fulmore
Green Tle
Wilbur FP. Maris
Greencastle
Robert Hoffman
The
Legion Post
Creencastle
Russellville
Roache, Billiere
Tell ‘Union
Aso
James Hunter
Fillmore
Hoffman
Leasonaires
Post
Putnam County Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Strangers Steal Suit From Cannon Store
Three men entered the J. F Cannon & Co clothing shop and left with a $40 suit concealed under one man’s overcoat. Clerks were occupied with another customer and the store has yet to locate the missing garment.
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J. F Cannon & Co
County Review Board Starts Work Tuesday
Putnam county review board began examining assessments set by township assessors. The panel includes Assessor Charles Marshal, Auditor W. S. Gill, Treasurer Gilbert Ogles, John Clark of Marion township, and James L Nelson of Greencastle. It will stay in session for 30 days.
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Putnam County Board of Review
Putnam County Court House
Charles Marshal
W. S. Gill
Gilbert Ogles
John Clark
Marion Township
James L Nelson
Greencastle
Gravel road bond issues to be sold in Putnam County
Two township gravel road bond issues totaling 7000 will be sold by Putnam County Treasurer Gilbert Oxles at the county courthouse in Greencastle. Bids due by noon on sale day, June 20, with bonds dated June 1 bearing 4.5 percent interest. Contracts let for crushed stone road improvements to contractor Isaac Skelton.
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Gilbert KB. Oxles
Putnam County
Kia oMee
Washington Township
John F. Hodshire
Jefferson Township
Charles PL Wilcox
Putnam County Board of Commisistoners
Mreday
Tiaac Skelton
Greencastle
DePauw to honor Longden on Longden Day celebration
DePauw University marks Longden Day with a chapel program and speeches honoring Dr Henry B Longden who completes fifty years on the faculty He directs the Rector Scholarship Foundation heads the German department and joined DePauw in 1881 Speakers include Charles Coffin John Cady G Bromley Oxnam and Longden himself The event also features Children Day observances and a continuation in Page 2
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David E. Lilienthal
Chicago
Charles F. Coffin
Tndianapolis
Longiden
John F. Cady
Franklin College
G. Bromley Oxnam
University
Longden
DePauw
the Christian Church
Longden — Burr
Abolish Baggagemasters Across Monon Route
The railroad company abolishes all baggagemasters from Hammond to New Albany as a retrenchment measure.
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Hammond
New Albany
Greencastle Merchants Launch Summer Good Will Campaign
Thirty five Greencastle merchants and Putnam County dealers join a summer Good Will campaign sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. With every fifty cent purchase, customers receive a coupon to share in a $150 distribution at the courthouse on Tuesday, June 30, with similar events planned for July August and September. The campaign aims to boost local trade and benefits buyers who present coupons.</s>
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Chamber of Comaimer
Chreencastle
Greencastle
Putnam County
Beehopper
Pcourt House
Gat Eer
Mollie Dotson Granted Divorce by Court
Judge James P. Hughes in Putnam circuit court grants Mollie Dotson a divorce from Levi Dotson on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The decree is uncontested and Mollie Austin is restored as her maiden name.
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James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Mollie Dotson
Levi Dotson
Mollie Austin
Dotson
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Mien
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Ounty Review Board
Hooshire and
Wilcox Roads
Allan Lumber Co
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Browning & Hammond
JF Cannon & Co
Join
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Pleenor
Gardner Brothers
W.C. Glascock
Grogan & Miller
Hamilton
Hanna's Book Store
Diet Electric Appliances
High Point of Co
Itteal Cleaners
King, Morrison & Foster L. & H. Sales Co
Lueteke Bakery
BE. McCurry
Furnitire
Moore & Cook Moore Electric Shop
R. PL
Mulling Drug Store
Murphy
C. Prevo Co
Pitchford
Reliable Cleaners
Schoenman
Star Store
Stevens Drug Store
Tresslar 5 & Oe
True-Hixon Lumber Co
Wabash Valley Electric Go Weber Shoe Shop
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