DePauw Drops Two Baseball Games to Normal and Indiana
In Terre Haute Indiana Normal shut out DePauw 4 to 0 at Parson field in the opening game as Kerr hurled four hit ball with 30 strikeouts. DePauw rallied briefly after eight innings before three hits and three walks broke the no hit bid. Indiana University defeated DePauw 14 to 0 on Jordan field as McCarty and Kefer limited DePauw to a single run in seven innings.
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DePauw University
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Mr and Mrs C C Huestis To Move To Brazil
Mr and Mrs C C Huestis plan to move from the city to Brazil after purchasing five residences there. They have lived in this city for five years and Mr Huestis intends to pursue a coal mine venture at Carbon and Clay Works near Brazil to be closer to his business.
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C. C. Huestis
Brazil
Huestis Hays
Mr. Huestis
Carbon
Chamber of Commerce to Name New Secretary
The Chamber of Commerce will meet on Monday to select a new secretary to replace Mr Beews who recently resigned. The chamber has not authorized the announcement but says the new secretary will be a real asset with enthusiasm to push community goals.
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Chamber of Commerce
Beews
Om Peton
Chnaber of Commerce
Funeral arrangements for Miss Caroline Dills
The funeral for Miss Caroline Dills, who died Saturday at her brother William Dills home, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 40 at his home. Burial will follow in the Baptist Cemetery. The death occurred at the Dills residence, a prominent Madison Township farmer.
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Caroline Dills
William Dills
Mr. Dills
Bapfat
Storage Sugar Seized in Omaha Grocers’ Warehouses
Federal officials seized 150000 pounds of sugar held by Omaha grocers in storage houses. The action followed a writ of attachment issued by Judge Woudrough amid investigations into the sugar supply.
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Omaha Neb
Woudrough
Campaign activity peaks on eve of Democratic primary
Last Saturday before the Democratic primary saw heavy campaigning in the sheriff race with eight contenders Edward Wiveborge Elijah Wallace Allen Lygers and Fred Lancaster drawing strong followings. The 3rd district race David Skelton Jacob Hendrix and L. M. Chamberlain generated much interest as did the 2nd district contest R Buis and Ora A Day. Republicans also press for presidential nominee Wood Lowden Johnson and Harding face county opposition despite Hays County chairman efforts.
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Elijah Wallace
Allen Lygers
Fred Lancaster
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David Skelton
Jacob Hendrix
L. M. Chamberlain
R. Buis
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Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Harding
Frank Hays
Princess Chrysanthemum Delights With High School Glee Club
A large audience enjoyed the High School Girls Glee Club operetta Princess Chrysanthemum in the auditorium Friday evening. The performance featured Japanes e costumes and a new stage setting, raising $170 for the music department.
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Princess Chrysanthemum
High School Girls Glee Club
H. 8
George Christie
Grenca*stly
Japan
H. 5
Small Pox and Scarlet Fever Quarantines at Delta Upsilon House
University officials report small pox cases among Delta Upsilon members at the East Seminary Street house with mild illness. Fifteen exposed boys remain quarantined and three University girls isolated at Rosa Bowr for scarlet fever, with vaccinations completed for all but one. Authorities see no further spread expected.
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Delta Upsilon
Hay
Isenberger
Lynch and Boycott Names Linger in Language History
An obscured discussion traces how the surnames Lynch and Boycott entered English through Irish and Virginian roots. It notes Captain Boycott as a land agent targeted in Irish resistance and Charles Lynch as a fair Virginian justice, contrasting misread legends with documented deeds during the Revolutionary era.
Jesse W Weir Speaks on Lincoln Life in DePauw Event
Jesse W Wik of Greencastle, renowned Lincoln expert, lectured on Lincoln and Herndon to the Mississippi Valley Historical Association in McHarry Hall. The talk capped a second day of the association’s thirteenth annual meeting at DePauw University with related tours to Crawfordsville and the Lew Wallace Museum.
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Jesse W. Wik
Greencastle
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Herndon
Mississippi Valley Historical Association
McHarry Hall
DePauw
Lafayette
Purdue University
Crawfordaville
Lew Wallace
Boy Hurt In Unexplained Country Walk Near Rockville Road
Ernest Roller son of Mr and Mrs Roller of Jackson and Columbia streets suffered a four inch gash in his left cheek and multiple bruises after a Friday evening walk toward the Big Four arch on the Rockville road. He cannot recall how the injuries occurred or what struck him. He reached home around seven o'clock in a dazed condition.
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Ernest Roller
Jackson
Columbia Street
Young Roller
Rockville Road
Score Marked for Death on Radical Lists
Washington April 29 Officials warned that plots against more than twenty federal and state leaders were uncovered by the Department of Justice as part of a May Day radical demonstration. Attorney General Palmer said the assassination and assault plans were linked to the Labor Party and other radical groups as part of a push for peace with Soviet Russia. State officials named as possible victims were informed, with the federal government coordinating to suppress the demonstrations.
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Wahington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Communists Labor Party
Reikes
Radical
Russia
Mrs Tilden and daughter to return from Florida
Mrs. P. C. Tilden and her daughter Elizabeth are due home Sunday after spending the winter in Florida.
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P. C. Tilden
Elizabeth
Florida
Salvation Army Home Service Fund urged to aid millions
Citizens appeal May 10 20 urging support for a Home Service fund to raise about 10 million dollars for Salvation Army relief work nationwide. Leaders note hospitals, maternity care, slum services, camps, prisons, food and clothing bureaus rely on funds. local budgets determine shares and expansion hinges on public generosity.
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Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
Home Service Fund
Friends of Humanitarian Service
Salvation Army
America
United States
Charms and royal omens in European history
A historic piece recounts superstition among European monarchs about the number thirteen and famed talismans. It details Spain's opal ring linked to Alfonso XII and a chain of royal deaths, plus a legend of a gypsy sequin guiding Alfonso to his spouse Queen Ena.
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King George
H. B. Duryea
Durbar II
John Ward
Whitelaw Reid
Edward
Spain
Alfonso XII
Comtesse de Castlone
Oly
Alfonso
Rogal
Comtense
Mercedes
Christina
Infanta Maria del Pilar
Monpensier
Christine
Almudena
Madrid
Baa
Morocco
Ishaq
Ena
Battenburg
Aphorisms on love and prudence from a wary observer
A compact collection of maxims notes Adam’s faults yet avoidance of breach suits. It warns fools rush in while the wise inspect. It says love blinds to danger, success favors those who resist allure, and an idle mind fuels a buzzing tongue.
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