Putnam County High School Basketball Sees Strong Contenders
Eight Putnam County teams race for county supremacy as Greencastle dominates early play. Russellville and Roachdale show title hopes while Cloverdale and Bainbridge vie for contention. Coaching staffs are listed for Greencastle Russellville Roachdale Bainbridge and Cloverdale.
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Putnam County
DePauw
Greencastle
Fillmore
Litton
Cloverdale
Clinton Center
Russellville
Roachdale
Greencastle Basketeers
Bainbridge
Rockville
Gilbert D. Rhea
Truman McCammack
Glen Clodfelter
Ralph Graham Cloverdale
S. S. Shake Fillmore
Pion Ceess
Wright Clinton
Earl Sutherlin
Reelsville
Glen Skelton
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN IN 18TH CENTURY FASHION AND STORIES
A collection of curiosities notes extravagant wardrobes and roles of women. It cites Sophia Charlotte queen of Prussia jewelled wealth, Roman education in music and dance, and profiles such as Chicago examiner Mise Cartmill, Kansas student Miss Alta Norton, and Oklahoma cashier Miss Nannie Beatrice Roach. Also mentions Lucrezia Borgia’s bridal finery and Japanese delegate Mrs. Oriko Komatsu as beauty icons. It highlights enduring image of women in fashion, finance, travel, and public life.
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Sophia Charlotte
Prussia
Rome
Mise E. Pas Cartmill
Chicago
Ilinois
United States
Japan
Lucrezia Borgia
Alfonso d’Este
Clinton Clamps Liquor Ring at River Bridge Patrol
Clinton and Vermillion county officers with a Horse Thief Detective Association force a dawn patrol on the river bridge to curb moonshine shipments. Despite searches no liquor was found, two large cars reportedly fled south, and raids continued at nearby spots in Clinton township.
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River Bridge
Clinton
Vermillion County
Horse Thief Detective Association
Clinton Clintonian
Clinton Township
Dave Clover
France
Horse Thief Detective Association of
Dana
Water Street
Elm Street
Water Streets
Ministerial Association elects Rev Raphael president head
The Ministerial Association met at the City Library to start the year with Rev W. Raphael re elected as president for a third year and H C Clippinger as secretary. Rev J E Porter joined as new member and the group endorsed Red Cross work in Putnam County and urged church support for the cause.
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W. Raphael
H. C. Clippinger
J. E. Porter
Putnam County
Red Cross
College Avenue M. E
Raphael
College and Legion
V. L. Raphael
San Francisco Loses Fight for 1922 Convention
San Francisco loses the bid for the 1922 American Legion convention to New Orleans after a brisk vote 53 to 12 with California pushing for a late October session. Marshal Foch and Gen Pershing will attend. officials expect about 40 600 marchers in a national parade in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
National Convention of the
American Legion
Earl Beatty
New Orleans
San Francisco
California
Marshal Foch
France
John J. Pershing
Gen. Pershing
Democratic City Candidates for Mayor and Council
City election notices list candidates on the Democratic ticket for Tuesday November 8 1921. The slate includes Theodore Bees for mayor Ves Miller for clerk Asa Smith for councilman at large Mrs Lincoln Snider Ford Lucas for councilmen first ward Hallie Browning for second ward Curry Inman for third ward and Harry Allen for fourth ward.
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Theodore Bees
Ves Miller
Lincoln Snider
Ford Lucas
Asa Smith
Hallie Browning
Curry Inman
Harry Allen
Edw ards Arrested in Carrying Concealed Weapons Case
Irving Edwards of 324 Bicking Street Indianapolis was arrested in Greencastle by Sheriff Lawrence Sears and later surrendered after a warrantless chase. He and George McHenry were found in a wrecked auto on South Meridian Street with a revolver and a jug. Edwards faces concealed weapons charges in City Court, case continued indefinitely.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Irving Edwards
Bicking Street
Greencastle
Lawrence Sears
Fletcher
Edwards
George McHenry
South Meridian Street
McHenry
Arley Branson Sentenced to State Farm on Failure to Support
Arley Branson ages 25 of near Roachdale was jailed by Sheriff Sears to begin serving a suspended sentence after Judge James P. Hughes ordered enforcement. Branson had been warned to support his wife and child but rejected the warning, prompting arrest and fulfillment of the term at the State Farm.
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Arley Branson
James P. Hughes
Roachdale
Branson
Hughes
Sears
J. M. Branson
Arley
Juries Drawn for November Term of Putnam Circuit Court
Jury commissioners have drawn juries for the November term. Two women were selected for petit jury duty. Names listed include Edgar Blades James Skillman Charles Sinclair William B. Modlin Theodore Norman John R. Cox H. T. Broadstreet Ernest L. Herbert Ray Gill Delilah Hurst A. B. Curtis Mrs Oscar Thomas Harmon M. Brothers Lemuel Wallace Charles M. Ewing Chris E. Stoner and others from Cloverdale Greencastle Franklin Warren Washington Jefferson City and Jackson.
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Edgar Blades
Jackson
James Skillman
Franklin
Charles Sinclair
Cloverdale
William B. Modlin
Theodore Norman
Russell
John R. Cox
Greencastle
Petit Jury
H. T. Broadstreet
Ernest L. Herbert
Washington
Charles Heath
Ray Gill
William A. Darnall
Franklin Delilah Hurst
City
Curtis
Warren
Oscar Thomas
Harmon M. Brothers
Lemuel Wallace
Jefferson
Charles M. Ewing
Chris E. Stoner
Yesterdays in Indiana October 31 Through 1893
A compact Indiana chronology notes Corydon hosts the first general assembly under the State Constitution in 1816. It records Ashbel P Willard governor 1820 and 1860 death, David Graham Phillips born 1867 and assassinated 1911, a 1871 fiscal year balance of 1 035 288 dollars, and Father Edward Sorin founder Notre Dame died 1893.
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Corydon
Ashbel P. Willard
Indiana
Oneida County
N. Y
St. Paul
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
France
Stolen Ford Found Abandoned Without Tires Near Stop 271-2
A Ford belonging to W H Porter of West National Avenue was stolen Saturday while Kenneth Neese and companions hunted near Butler school house. The car reappeared later near stop 87 1 2 with tires and headlights gone. No thieves found.
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W. H. Porter
West National Avenue
Kenneth Neese
Neese
Butler School House
Putnam County
Brazil
Here's a Chance for the Constables
The Hoosier Auto Association urges strict enforcement of the rear view mirror law for trucks. A. G. Lupton calls on police, constables, and deputies to ensure proper mirror placement and to remind drivers to check mirrors to keep traffic moving and roads safer.
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Hoosier Auto Associatio
A. G. Lupton
Mr. Lupton
Last Day for Tax Payment Approaches Next Monday
Next Monday marks the final deadline to pay taxes before delinquent tax penalties apply, signaling the start of penalties for overdue amounts.
Illinois Set To Face DePauw In Upcoming Game
Illinois coach Zuppke eyes victory over Coach Walkers DePauw as stars Carney and Crangle sit out with knee and illness. Illinois shows steady improvement after a strong showing against Michigan, aiming to sharpen kicking and tackling before the Chicago game.
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Urbana
Illinois
DePauw
Zuppke
Walker
Illinois University
Michigan
Carney
Jack Crangle
Crangle
Chicago
Tigers Confident Ahead of Key Ilinois Game
DePauw football coaches a full week of special training for the Illinois clash in Urbana. Coach Walker, familiar with the Big Ten, expects a hard contest as DePauw, though smaller, is in top shape with Moffett and Krumheuer nearing full readiness. A sizable delegation and automobile trips will support the Tigers in Urbana.
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DePauw
Ilinois
Urbana
Walker
Illinois
Chicago
Walkers
Moffett
Krumheuer
Notre Dame
Tigers
Intsen Ellwell Announces Marriage in Atchison
Announcement from Atchison Kansas notes the marriage of Guy Ellwell a DePauw University 1911 graduate to Miss Melvine Intsen on October 26. The couple will reside in Atchison and be at home after December 1 at 819 Santa Fe Street.
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Guy Ellwell
DePauw University
Melvine Intsen
Atchison, Kansas
Atchison
Sante Fe Street
Court House Warms After Heating Repair
For the first time this year the court house had heat on Tuesday after the heating plant repair finished Monday evening. Fires were built early Tuesday morning and employees welcomed the warmth.
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Court House
Priest Exits Race For County Assessor Post
Paul Priest, the county assessor, has decided not to seek re nomination by the Democrats. He stated one term is enough for him and will not run again.
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Paul Priest
Mr. Priest
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Pissy
Nolan
Bizzy
All Saints’ Day
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