J E Cash the Greencastle builder on four sides of square
J E Cash known as the only Greencastle man to operate on all four sides of the public square built up tire vulcanizing and later grocery ventures. He and his wife helped develop Northwood with real estate ventures and a paved road project.
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Alma Rubens Taken to Insane Hospital
Actress Alma Rubens was removed to the Southern California Hospital for the Insane in Patton after another outburst attributed to narcotic addiction. Her mother, Theresa Rubens, had sheriff's deputies subdue the actress who attacked a nurse and threatened self harm. Officers faced a three hour standoff on the home porch before entry.
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Theresa Rubens
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Miss Rubens
Robbery Ennui: Woman Seized From Porch and Taken to City Hospital
An armed assailant overpowered Miss Rubens on a porch and transported her to the psychopathic ward of City Hospital, according to the incident report.
Sinclair Worried Over Wife During Jail Term
Washington May 18. Harry F. Sinclair, the old magnate, finished the second week of a 90 day sentence in district jail. He is reportedly worried about his wife who has suffered a nervous breakdown and been moved to a Michigan sanitarium for recuperation.
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Harry F. Sinclair
Standolind II Giant tri motor airplane joins Standard Oil fleet
The Stout Division of Ford delivers a new all metal three motor passenger plane named Standolind II to Standard Oil Company Indiana at 910 South Michigan Ave Chicago. The craft seats nine passengers and has a 115 mph cruising speed with 1300 hp total. It will debut with tours in St Paul and Wichita, carrying notable civic figures and city council members on promotional flights.
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Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Allan Jackson
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Detroit
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Paris
Standlind TT
Pratt & Whitney
St. Paul Association of Commerce
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Flying
Live facts on new drivers license law summarized
The article reports a conference between Otto Fifield Secretary of State and Hoosier State Automobile Association outlining key points of a new drivers license law. It requires licensure for operators from July first and allows suspensions or revocation for offenses. Penalties include misdemeanor fines up to five hundred dollars, imprisonment up to six months, or both. Violations of permit suspension carry prison terms of two to six days.
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Otto IG. Fifield
Hoosier State Automobile Association
The Shakedown at Voncastle Stars Murray and Kent
Universal releases headline feature The Shakedown starring James Murray and Barbara Kent at Voncastle Sunday only. A romance in an oil boom town drives a plot of racketeers and a fake fight with a hopeful heroine freeing her love. Also shows a Charley Chase comedy Movie Nights and Clair Hull Band before a two day stand with Jack Mad next. Broadway Melodies opens Saturday with Jacqueline Logan and Rex Lease. Abies Irish Rose begins a three day run Wednesday.
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Universal
Barbara Kent
Charley Chase
MGM News
Clair Hull
Jack Mad
George Lewis
Voncastle
Columbia
Jacqueline Logan
Noted Penalty Clause Mentions Fine Up To Five Hundred
A fragment indicates that months are involved and an extra penalty may be imposed, including a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars. The text suggests a legal or regulatory context with potential additional charges beyond the stated period.
Last Spring Service at Presbyterian Church
A spring musical service unfolds Sunday evening at 7 30 in the Presbyterian church. It concludes the year of monthly music worship services which have aided many. organizers hope to continue next fall. Prof.
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Presbyterian Church
Penalty of Indifference at Granada Theatre
The Granada theatre and The Indianapolis Times present Penalty of Indifference as an extra attraction. The film urges careful driving after shocking traffic death figures and invites viewers to join the Golden Rule Safety Club. Membership blanks will be available at the theater.
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Will &Hibit
United States
Greencastle Herald
Golden Rule Safety Club
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Expres Coolidge
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Leslie
Church concert by G C Arit with university choir
Organist G C Arit will be assisted by a church quartet including Margaret Dennis Mary Alice Murray and Maxwell brothers Wilson and Medford all members of the University choir.
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Margaret Dennis
Mary Alice Murray
Messers Old Wilson
Medford Maxwell
University
Salesman Ends Life in Terre Haute Shooting
Harry Larrison, 40, a packing company salesman, shot and killed himself in Terre Haute Indiana. Authorities have not learned a motive for the suicide.
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Terre Haute
Inds
Harry Larrison
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