League of Nations fight shifts in Senate toward peace terms
Washington reports a strong shift in the Senate toward the President and League supporters as Germany signs peace terms. Opponents plan the Fall resolution to declare peace with Germany and preserve Senate power to reject the Covenant. Will Hays faces pressure as he tries to keep Republicans from a partisan League defeat.
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Washington
League of Nations
Senate
League
Greencastle Herald
Germany
United States
Fall
Elihu Root
New York
Borah and
Johnson
California
Reed
Missouri
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Root
Hays
Prush Arbor Revival Draws Big Crowds and Faith
The brush arbor meetings in Happy Hollow attract large crowds as Evangelist P P Belew and Rev H H Dickey express optimism many souls will be saved. An all day Sunday service is planned with three sessions and a basket dinner on the grounds. Dr Don W Nichols will preach at Flatwood school house on Mt Meridian road Sunday June 29 at 3 o'clock.
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Happy Hollow
P. P. Belew
H. H. Dickey
Don W. Nichols
Locust Street Church
Flatwood School House
Mt. Meridian Road
Children’s Day program at the Christian Church
The Children's Day program at the Christian church Sunday evening at 7 45 features an organ voluntary processional prayers and readings by Rev Marshall Charlotte Etter recitations by Sarah Harris and John Talbott piano solos by Mary Louise Randel Evans and Imogene Cooper and songs and dialogues culminating in a tableau America and benediction. Hog market reports from Indianapolis show smaller receipts and higher prices with top at 21 50 and record in truck department. local packers took 4500 and outsiders 2500 arrivals 7000 hogs 800 cattle 700 calves 300 sheep.
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The
Christian Church
Marshall
Charlotte Etter
Sarah Harris
Clara Lucile Conklin
Doris Rector
Mary Louise Talbott
Mery Louie Evans
Imogene Cooper
Willis Blackwell
John Talbott
Blanche Bicknell
Mabel Luella Riggs Beecck
Charles Walter Brown
Rasdline
Martha Sweet
Pauline
Anna Reetor
Mabel Luella Riggs
Dwayne
Indianapolis
Stunt Night Feature at Convention Ends Evening
Sorority girls representing several chapters perform amusing stunts as the convention closes this evening.
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ALPHA
Maine Girl Makes Hit At National Convention Stunt Night
The Alpha O convention featured diverse stunts by chapters from Tennessee to Maine in a lively evening. Miss Evaline Snow of Maine performed a real circus act with trapeze rope and juggling, drawing loud applause as the show closed.
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Nu Kappa
Kappa
Tennessee
Virginia
Mor Eggnedy
Kansas
Mary Jane
Zamma
Delta
Maine
Theta
DePauw
Queen of Hearts
Evaline Snow
Miss Snow
National convention comes to Greencastle Rector Hall
Banquet with officers to be elected at 2 o clock this afternoon marks Greencastle hosting the national convention. More than 100 names fill Rector Hall delegate list as the event features stunt night and officer elections. National president Stella Stern Perry of San Francisco gave an instructive talk on selecting child stories and making friends.
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Rector Hall
Greencastle
San Francisco
Syracuse
Stella Stern Perry
Property Transfers Recorded in Greencastle and Surrounding Townships
A series of deeds shows Edith Tompkins to Belmont Tomkins for a Greencastle lot at 150 dollars, Nellie T. Anderson to A. G. Lloyd for a Greencastle lot at 3 500 dollars, and multiple land transfers in Cloverdale Russell Warren townships. Transfers include J A Herbert to Tilman E Job forty acres at 2 600 dollars and J C Hollick to G E Bicknell 107 acres at 38 000 dollars. Nancy Hill to W W Tucker a Greencastle lot at 200 dollars, W G Cassel to Henry Fall land in Russell Tp at 2 840 dollars, W H Lockabill to Henry Fall land in Russell Tp at 400 dollars. O E Durham to Clarence Clodfelter land in Russell Tp at 1 dollar, and Joe M Allen auditor to Jas Merryweather lot in Commercial Place for 86 cents.
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Edith Tompkins
Belmont Tompkins
Greencastle
Nellie T. Anderson
A. G. Lloyd
J. A. Herbert
Tilman E. Job
Cloverdale
J. C. Hollick
G. E. Bicknell
Warren
Nancy Hill
W. W. Tucker
W. G
Robbery Strikes Stultz Cellar in West Liberty Street
Robbers entered the Stultz home cellar on West Liberty Street via an outside stairway door and stole meat cream and canned cherries. Mr. and Mrs. Stultz had been away at a country home. other items were not taken. Police note multiple west end break ins but no costly losses. An advertisement touts a Champion spark intensifier for ignition.
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A. Stultz
West Liberty Street
Monon Railway
Envoys to Sign Pact Saturday in Paris
German delegates pass through Cologne early today en route to Paris where the Pact is expected to be completed at 3 o clock tomorrow.
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Cologne
Paris
German Envoys Head to Paris to Sign World Peace Treaty
German delegates Hermann Mueller and Dr. Bell proceed toward Paris to sign the peace accord in Versailles hall of mirrors at 3 PM Saturday. President Wilson to sail from Brest Sunday after the signing. Chinese delegates consent to sign unreservedly with a later protocol on Shan tung concessions.
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Cologne
Coblenz
Hermann Mueller
Bell
Versailles
Hall of Mirrors
Wilson
Brest
Council of Four
Japan
Shantung
China
Brest- Litovsk
Germany
Ostrom Property Sale Noted at East Anderson Corner
The Central Trust Company announces the sale of the Henry Ostrom property at the corner of East Anderson and Arlington streets to Mrs. Mary Hester of South Indiana street.
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Central Trust Company
Henry Ostrom
East Anderson and
Arlington Street
Mary Hester
South Indiana Street
McCabe Heads Shorthorn Herd With Chicago Bull
Harry McCabe of Clinton township returned from Chicago where Carpenter and Ross sold 172 Shorthorn cattle for a total of 278000 dollars. He bought a fine bull at the sale and it was shipped to this county to head the McCabe Shorthorn herd.
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Harry McCabe
John McCabe
Clinton Township
Chicago
Carpenter & Ross
McCabe
Heath County Commissioners Block Bridge Contract Bid
The Heath County Commissioners through their attorney state why the contract for building the bridge should not be let to the local contractor.
Bonded Battle Over Mill Creek Bridge Contract Bid
John H. James for Putnam county answers Walter Heath mandamus seeking the flat top bridge award in Mill Creek township. He alleges bidders’ rights to reject bids and cites Heath’s past bridge work and alleged noncompliance. The article links local bid disputes to broader wartime policy debates and the Hays treaty ratification context.
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John H. James
Putnam County
Walter Heath
Mandamus
Mill Creek Township
Heath
Grimes Arch
Clinton Township
Warning Note Against The Modern Drift At DePauw
Dr. G R Grose, president of DePauw University, warns of looseness in moral code and new conditions since the war, urging caution and renewed discipline among students and faculty alike.
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G. R. Grose
Depauw University
Grose Addresses Indiana Sunday School Leaders at Indegeny
Dr. George R. Grose president of De Pauw University spoke at the Indiana Sunday School Association convention in Indegeny. He warned against Bolshevism Bohemian ideas and looseness in morals while urging belief in righteousness as supreme and the rights of peoples to govern themselves in the postwar era.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana Sunday School Association
George R. Grose
DePauw University
Greencastle
Grose
League of Nations
Pur due University plans August culling of farm hens
Pur due University extension’s poultry division will begin culling demonstrations in August and continue through September to weed out non laying hens. The program, totaling 32 counties last year with 47 requesting this year, will run a two day campaign in counties with agricultural agents to help farmers assess flocks and improve production.
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Poultry Division
Purdue University Extension Department
L. L. Jones
Poultry Department
Ben Hartman
Rosedale
Parke County
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