Senate Poll Shows 51 Back League Covenant in 1920 Debate
A Washington poll finds 51 senators ready to back the League of Nations covenant with or without amendments, while 47 oppose. Key Republicans McCumber, McNary, Capper, Norris support amendments, with Spencer signaling readiness to back the covenant if no changes are made. The Foreign Relations Committee is expected to report a cautious, amendment-backed path.
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Putnam County Rooster Week Invites Farmers
Invitations go to every farmer in Putnam County to join the largest rooster party. County Agent R S Fouts and Purdue University extension urge selling or confining roosters for infertile eggs. Confining improves egg shelf life and quality for consumers.
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Putnam County
R. S. Fouts
Extension Department
Purdue University
Preparatory Student Recital at DePauw Music Hall
The evening recital at 7 30 features Ruth Wilson Henry Cook Helen Hester Annabella McWethy Blanche Bicknell Margaret Emily McGangley Stanley Young and others performing improvisations mazurkas cavaliers and violin solos with pieces by Bohm Wieniawski Rubinstein and Norvetta Green. The program lists multiple student names and instrument entries including violins pianos and various dance numbers.
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Allegro
Helen Hester
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Annabella McWethy
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Annabelle McWethy
Blanche Bicknell
Hog Receipts Prices Hold Steady at Indianapolis Stockyards
Arrivals at the Indianapolis stockyards on Wednesday totaled 15 500 hogs 1 460 cattle 709 calves and 150 sheep. Hog prices held steady with sales from 20.40 to 20.55. Local packers bought 7 500 hogs and outsiders the same. Cattle were weak calves 50 cents lower and sheep steady.
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HH School Alumni Banquet To Be Held Thursday
Alumni of HH School will hold their annual banquet in the high school building on Thursday evening. A large attendance is expected and the banquet price is listed at 1.25 dollars per plate.
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PR Weld
Greencastle Alumni Banquet Tickets Sell Fast
At noon Wednesday 265 tickets were sold for the Greencastle high school alumni banquet set for Thursday evening at 7 20 in the high school building. Organizers predict at least 300 tickets will be sold. Mrs Lucy Black will serve the banquet. The featured program follows.
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Lucy Black
Auto Plant Idle Plea for Troops As Toledo Tensions Rise
A crowd of about 5 000 former employees gathered at the Willys Overland factory gates amid fears of further trouble. Officials awaited word from Governor Cox as the auto plant remained idle.
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Governor weighs request for troops as Toledo riots rise
Columbus June 4. Governor James M. Cox said he has not decided if he will ask the war department to send troops to Toledo to quell rioting that killed two men and wounded many. Cox, at his Dayton home, had spoken by telephone with Mayor Cornell Schrieber and expected to arrive in Columbus today.
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James M. Cox
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Dayton
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Riots halt Willy-Overland plant as two die in Toledo
In Toledo on June 4 operations at the Willy-Overland Automobile Company halted after rioting last night left two men dead and seventeen injured. Coroner Hartung promised an inquiry into the deaths while authorities consider further troop deployment and emergency police actions under Mayor Schreiber and Colonel Howard.
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Walter Hartung
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High School Exhibit Showcases Student Work Tonight
The manual training, art and domestic science exhibits are on display in the gymnasium with a Locust street entry suggested. The event opens at 7 PM and runs this evening for patrons who cannot visit during the day. Several toasts and roll calls highlight the program with readings and student performances. A. G. Brown and W. L. Denman attended a Thrift Stamp workers meeting in Indianapolis.
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First National Bank
W. L. Denman
Indianapolis
Council Yet to Reply as Four Consult Reparations Experts
Paris June 4 The council of four failed to agree on replying to German counter proposals and consulted territorial and reparations experts today. Members expect a decision by Thursday while experts draft the memorandum for submission. Neutral nations resist the economic blockade citing neutrality concerns. The allies' military plans remain ready to move if needed.
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Federal grain standardization exhibit set for Terre Haute meeting
County agents in Terre Haute and Purdue University field agent J R Cavanagh secured the federal grain standardization exhibit for a big meeting at Vigo county court house on June 27. The gathering aims to show dealers and farmers the concrete workings and applications of the federal grain grades.
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Terre Haute
J. R. Cavanagh
Purdue University
Vigo County Court House
County Agents Urge Use of Federal Grain Grades
County Agent Fouts says clean grain should fetch clean prices and explains that federal grain standards reward quality. A Terre Haute meeting on June 27 invites grain men, millers, and farmers from Putnam to Vermillion counties with Purdue University and U S Department of Agriculture bureau representatives to discuss grading and buying grain by grade.
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Police Protection in Greencastle Faces Criticism
The Greencastle community laments a wave of robberies with a single incident where a business was looted over an hour, totaling 1090 dollars, while night police did not detect the crime. Residents demand better protection and a permanent force, noting repeated failures to catch culprits. Local social notes mention visits by Mr and Mrs Sanford Bates and others from Morton.
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Greeneastie
Sanford Bates
Otho Bales
Lloyd Bales
Morton
Mary A. Bales
Fred Gasley
Making Final Settlement in Cabinet Company Case
Jackson Boyd, commissioner in the Greencastle Kitchen Cabinet Company bankruptcy, is today assembling the claim distribution. Creditors will be paid on the basis of one dollar per share, matching the settlement agreed by company stock owners.
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Jackson Boyd
Greencastle Kitchen Cabinet Company
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Advertised Letters Notice from Greencastle 1919
Advertised letters list Greencastle Indiana June 4 1919 names Hilton John W Kesterson Mr Irwin W Shaffer Mr George Talbott Mr William Watts Mrs Anna In calling for same please say advertised W L Denman P M
Notice of Vulcanizing Shop Move and Opening
A notice states the vulcanizing business has moved into the room formerly occupied by the W. P. Sackett store on the east side of the square and is open for business.
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W. P. Sackett
Dean Coulter of Purdue to Speak at Greencastle Commencement
Purdue professor Dean Coulter will deliver the commencement address at Greencastle High School next Friday night. The program for the event has been completed and announced.
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Greencastle High School
Graduation Exercises Set at Greencastle High Friday Night
Greencastle High School to hold annual commencement in the high school building with Dean Stanley Coulter of Purdue as speaker on The Wonderful Year. Seating for graduates’ families and teachers limited. public invited with at least 400 seats. Program features orchestra, glee club, marches, prayers, diploma presentation, and Benediction.
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Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
Coulter
Huerter High School
Paolo Tosti
Frederic N. Labr
Mendelssohn
H. Raphael Addressa
Desh Stanley Coulter
Fordue Uni
No Soldiers Needed as Hoosier G.O.P. Plans 1920 Ticket
Indianapolis editorial reveals the Goodrich led Republican machine shaping the Indiana state ticket for 1920. Planned nominees are picked at the Severin Hotel with Omar Bundy and Colonel Robert Tyndall sidelined. Warren T. McCray is mentioned, but the machine will likely block him.
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Fairbanks-Hemenway
Severin Hotel
Omar Bundy
Robert Tyndall
150Th Indiana Artillery
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Warren T. McCray
Kentlard
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