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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
2
Putnam County Sheriff and Representative Candidates Listed
A 1920 political notice lists multiple Democratic candidates for Putnam County sheriff and one for representative. Names include W E Gill Cloverdale and Jesse M Hamrick plus E S Lige Wallace Greencastle and Harkins L Jackson Greencastle, with primary May 4 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gill
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Jesse M. Hamrick
E. S. (Lige) Wallace
Greencastle
Local filings for county commissioner seats in 1920
Marion township candidate Reese R Bass announces for Second district with Democratic primary May 4 1920. David J Skelton of Washington township seeks Third district seat in Democratic primary May 4 1920. O A Day of Marion township declares for Second district with Democratic primary May 4 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Glidewell
Warren Township
Putnam County
Reese R. Bass
Marion Township
David J. Skelton
Washington Township
O. A. Day
Melt Bell in St Louis Tower to Save Structure
The two ton bell in the St Louis city hall tower will be melted in place with acetylene torches due to unsafe tower supports and risks of lowering it. The bell, cast for about 2000 dollars, stands six feet high and four feet across at the base. removal would cost around 1500 dollars. The last ringing occurred on Armistice Day. the building was completed in 1904.
Jerusalem City to Be Saved by Geddes Plan
Professor Patrick Geddes outlines Zionist aims to reform Jerusalem without harming its historic charm. He plans to start Hebrew University projects next year using existing buildings, add chemistry labs, and have Dr. Weizmann oversee research. A Palestine museum is also proposed to keep artifacts from leaving the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Patrick Geddes
Jerusalem
Zionist Organization
Zionist Bulletin
Geddes
Hebrew University
Weizmann
Owen's College
Manchester
Unique Will Is Barred In San Francisco Probate
Judge Graham rejected Mrs. Helen Scott s last will on a cloth not because of its size but because she did not date it. The mariner died by her own hand at 1084 Sutter Street on November 8 while estranged from husband James Scott who had left for Honduras. The instrument named items and legatees including Fred Spreen and Mrs. Allen and was offered by William M Varney, her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Graham
Helen Scott
Scott
Sutter Street
James Scott
Honduras
Fred Spreen
Plan for Manhattan state proposed in New York legislature
Albany reports two bills on state reorganization. Assemblyman Cuvillier proposes a Manhattan state including Suffolk Nassau Queens Kings Richmond New York Bronx and Westchester with a referendum next November. Assemblyman Leininger pushes a larger Greater New York plan adding Putnam Dutchess Ulster Greene and Sullivan counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Manhattan
Suffolk
Nassau
Queens
Kings
Richmond
New York
Bronx
West Chester
New York State
Assemblyman
Cuvillier
Leininger
Greater
Dammit He's Dead Buried at Simmons College
Six hundred students and the faculty attend the funeral of Dammit a white bulldog college mascot for four years. He is buried on campus in a casket with a marble headstone reading Dammit he's dead while a band played and a student delivered the funeral oration on Every Dog Has His Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Tex
Simmons College
Dammit
Two Dental Needles Found in Patient’s Mouth
X ray images of Harry Howell, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Howell of Marion township Shelby county show two steel dental needles each just under two inches long. They are believed left by an Indianapolis dentist during tooth extraction. Removal operations were performed via neck incisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Harry Howell
Elmer Howell
Marion Township
Shelby County
Indianapolis
Howell
Hero of Army Was Let Down by War
De Vere H. Harden, first American wounded officer, travels from first lieutenant to captain to sergeant. After a long service record from Cantigny to Soissons and honor with the Croix de Guerre, he reenlists as a first sergeant after discharge, finding no civilian career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
de Vere H. Harden
Burlington
New
Army Signal Corps
Little Silver
Long Srand
N. 7
Ilarden
France
Cantigny
Soissons
Les Jumelles
Nancy
Lorraine
Theodore Roosevelt
Harden
Roosevelt
Leutenant
Panama
Alaska
Toul
Twenty-eighth
Streenth Infantry
Sixteenth Infantry
Hell
United States
Camp Lewis
Washington State
Tlandred
Thirteenth Ile
Honolulu
Fifty-third
George E. Kumpe
Washington
Western Department
San Francisco
Army
Not Dead Though Supposed, Greer Reappears in Concordia
Ellis A. Greer of Tacoln Nebraska, thought dead for 25 years, has notified Cloud County officials he is alive. He seeks information about a daughter he has not seen since his disappearance from Lincoln, saying she was adopted by a Clyde family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Kan
Ellis A. Greer
Tacoln
Neb
Cloud County
Tis
Lincoln
Greer
Clyde
Why Colds Are Dangerous and How to Treat Them
The article warns that colds weaken lungs and lower vitality, paving the way for pneumonia and germs causing consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and whooping cough. It stresses quicker recovery lowers risk and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable, pleasant treatment.
Low Rates For Life Insurance From National Life Association
The National Life Association offers life insurance for both men and women at set rates per $1,000 based on age including 21 at 10.30 3 at 13.00 40 at 16.00 and 45 at 17.50 with disability and old age settlement clauses. Charles E. Cooper district manager Greencastle Ind phone 14. W P Sacket of Brown Moffett reports the sale of the Dan Besser property on North Vine street to Are O hair who also bought the Runyan pool room on the east side of the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Life Association
W. P. Sacket
Firm
Brown & Moffett
Dan Besser
Vine Street
Are O’hair
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Sloan
Greencastle, Ind
Charles J. Arnold
S. Jackson Street
Fred Lancaster
Madison Township
Allen Eggers
Jackson Township
Edward H. Eitlejorge
Vermandes Co
Harkins L. Jackson
J. Louis City Hall
Bill
New York Assembly
de Vere Harden
GE Hit
R. P. Mullins
Druggist
West Side Square
Charles E. Cooper
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