Anderson High School defeats Greencastle 42 to 16 in basketball
Anderson High School overwhelmed Greencastle with fast passing and accurate shooting to win 42 to 16 on Friday. Greencastle's Richard Taylor and James Zeis suffered injuries but returned to play as a large crowd watched the decisive game.
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Anderson High School
Greencastle High
Anderson
Fats
Accogite
Trom
Greencastle
Tward
Regals
Nencastle
Andy
Richard Taylor
James 5S
Revler
Zeis
Fach
Trains Run Delayed by Locomotive and Car Trouble
Reports from the Pennsylvania Railroad show delays totaling about 5,188 minutes for 129,745 passenger trains in September due to locomotive and car trouble. Comparisons with April reveal improvement as system works toward restoring standard service.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Essenger
Fort
Surgeon General warns against horsehair shaving brushes
Washington reports Surgeon General Cummings of the Public Health Service issued a fresh warning on horsehair shaving brushes linked to anthrax. He urges a public halt to buying and using horsehair brushes, citing expert consensus and possible congressional action to ban their use.
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Washington, D.C
Cummings
United States Public Health Service
Ser“ce
Congress
Health officials urge public appeal on horsehair shaving brushes
Dr. Cummings urges State Health Officials to issue a public appeal and widest publicity to curb horsehair shaving brushes in trade channels. He argues this is the only way to prevent potential health risks while awaiting further legislation.
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Cummings
Special Train 238 Tickets Sell for DePauw Centre Game
Two hundred thirty eight tickets for Indianapolis bound on the special train were sold at Vandalia station this morning to Greencastle residents and university people attending the DePauw Centre football game.
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Indianapolis
Vandalia
Greencastle
DePauw Centre
Republicans Jollify in Greencastle Tonight
The Republicans celebrate Senator Harding's presidential election with a jollification in Greencastle this evening. Attendees expect red fire and much noise.
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Senator Harding
Greencastle
Christian Church schedules services and events
Levi Marshall leads Sunday school at 9 50 with Mrs Cora OBrien superintendent J L Hamilton orchestra leader. Tally Day on November 21 includes preaching at 10 45 on The Intellectual Influence of Christ. Choir special music at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 with Voices from Calvary sung by Mr Breeman. All welcome.
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Levi Marshall
Cora O’brien
J. L. Hamilton
Christ
Calvary
Breeman
Defeat Thomas in Oklahoma Narrowly Narrowed for Congress
Elmer Thomas son of Mrs Margaret Thomas living west of Greencastle was defeated for Congress in Oklahoma's sixth district by about 509 votes. Five of eight Republican candidates for Congress in Oklahoma were elected.
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Elmer Thomas
Margaret Thomas
Greencastle
Congress
Sixth
Oklahoma
Life's Choice sermon drives week of youth services
College Avenue Church schedules Sunday School at 9 50 A M and public worship at 10 40 A M Dr Blanchard superintendent Rev Davis delivers Life's Choice sermon for young people Locust Street and College Avenue Epworth Leagues lead a nine week life service campaign with daily sessions next week from 7 30 to 8 30 P M A Sunday musicale at 7 30 P M features a ten minute talk by Dr Davis and invites all to attend.
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Blanchard
Rev. Davis
Locust Street
College Avenue Epworth
Davis
Presbyterian Church schedule and events
Victor L. Raphael leads Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 40 with a sermon on The Power of Testimony Special music and Young People's Christian Endeavor at 6 30 with Peacemakers led by Miss Theodosia Frost Evening Worship at 7 50 features a sermon on Education Women’s circle meets Wednesday at 2 30 at 306 W Washington St Intermediate and Junior Christian Endeavor sessions held Wednesday and Thursday Leaders named Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 30 District Missionary Meeting Friday in Brazil Local Republicans plus the Republican Drum Corps attended a nullification meeting in Roachdale Friday evening.
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Victor L. Raphael
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Washington St
Intermediate
Christian Endeavor
Manse
Dorothy Knudson
Roachdale
Sanders Leads Batt by Nine Thousand in Fifth District Race
Congressman Everett Sanders Republican incumbent defeats Democratic challenger Charles S. Batt of Terre Haute in the Fifth District. Final tallies show Sanders 46,068 to Batt 36,534, a margin of 9,534 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Batt
Everett Sanders
Charles S. Batt
Terre Haute
Natt
Nazarene Revival Gains Interest In Community
The revival at the Church of the Nazarene grows in interest and spiritual power with several souls blessed. A street service commences tonight at seven followed by an evangelistic service at the church at 7:30, inviting public attendance.
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Church of the Nazarene
Missouri statewide House results shift seats in close races
Unofficial figures from Missouri show Cham Clark losing his Ninth District seat to T W Hukriede by about 3,912 votes as populated counties favored Hukriede. In the Fifth District, Rep Band appears to be defeated by Ellis though margins are tight and official counts may alter the result. In the Second District, Beazell is favored to win for Republicans after an apparent Democratic lead in unofficial tallies.
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ST Louis
Missouri
Cham Clark
House of Representatives
T W. Hukriede
Hukriede
Republcans
Ellis Repuplican
Rucker
Beazell
Linthicum Re-elected in Fourth District by 1017 Vote
Representative J Charles Linthicum a Democrat was re elected from Maryland s Fourth district with a 1017 plurality over Republican Atwood Official canvass completed today Maryland delegation to the 67th Congress will include two Republican senators four Republicans and two Democrats in the House
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Baltimore
J. Charles Linthicum
Atwood
Maryland
Coatesville Opens New State Bank In Town
The Coatesville State Bank opened for business Saturday with Oscar Stanley as president and C W Bridges as vice president. Len McVay serves as cashier and there are directors including Ed McVay Emory Nichols Claude Elrod M F Bennett Atlas Phillips and Mrutten. Capital is $25 000.
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Coatesville State Bank
Oscar Stanley
C. W Bridges
Len McVay
Frank Brown
Ed McVay
Emory Nichols
Claude Elrod
C. W. Bridges
M_ F_ Bennett Atlas Phillips
M. BE. Mrutten
Duncanon Visiting Committee Plans Two Statehouse Meetings
Indianapolis November 6 two key sessions are slated at the Statehouse next week. Governor Goodrich intends to appoint three members to the visiting committee while a first meeting of World War Memorial trustees is set for Wednesday at 2 pm. Estes Duncan of Cloverdale may head the visiting panel.
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Indianapolis
Statehouse
Legislative
Goodrich
Memorial
Whethy Estes Duncan
Cloverdale
Duncan
Senate Finance Committee
Hog Prices Fall Opening Market Declines and Sales
Hog prices drop 25 cents at market opening with sales mainly around 14.25 to 14.50. Hogs sold 14.35 to 14.40, sows down to 15.75, calves and cattle weaken, lambs and sheep also slip as buyers from Seattle and Indianapolis participate.
Moore couple attends DePauw Centre football game
Mr and Mrs Harry Moore visited Indianapolis to watch the DePauw Centre football game. They were seen among spectators at the event.
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Harry Moore
Indianapolis
DePauw Centre
Valpo Papers Damaged After Editorial Feud
Valparaiso Indiana reports two daily newspapers Vidette and Messenger had glass fronts demolished by bricks. Authorities suspect sympathizers of Valparaiso University football team. protest stemmed from editorials on the DePauw Valparaiso game and coach Keeran leaving the field. The loss is around 500 pounds. police and university officials pursue suspects.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Vidette and Messenger
Valparaiso University
DePauw-Valparaiso University
Keeran
Greencastle
OHIO RECOUNT LIKELY IN NEWARK ELECTION
Official returns from the Seventeenth congressional district show W. A Ashbrook Democrat leading by about 100 votes over Morgan Republican. Morgan claims victory by 141 votes and Ashbrook likely requests a recount if the figures hold.
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Newark
W. A Ashbrook
DM. Morgan
Morgar
Sunnyvale Baptist Church revival and services announced
Pastor Albert Tidrick leads morning service at 10 45 with Grant Scott as superintendent Dr Byle conducts Sunday school at 9 45 Your People meeting at 6 20 revival begins Tuesday night October 9 at 7 30 Prof M T Bar Knau ey of Rochester to sing inviting all to attend and be welcomed
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Albert Lawrence Tidrick
Sunny
Grant Scott
Byle
M. T. Bar Knauey
Rochester
Independent Baer Defeated in North Dakota Race
Representative John H. Baer of the first district with Nonpartisan League backing loses reelection to O. B. Burtness, a Republican, with returns showing Burtness ahead in Fargo. Baer was an independent incumbent seeking another term.
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Fargo
John H. Baer
Nonpartisan League
Cox Holds Kentucky Presidential Votes in Early Returns
Official returns from most Kentucky precincts show Governor James M. Cox leading President-elect Harding by 3 718 votes. Senate race not complete with 5 precincts missing, Ernst leading Beckham by 7 596. Fortnightly club plans 7 30 gathering at Miss Anna Stone’s Fast Washington home. Dan Pollom of Putnam Auto Co visited from Brazil.
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Louisville
Kentucky
James M. Cox
Ohio
Harding
P. Ernst
J. C. W. Beckham
Anna Stone
Fast Washington Street
Priscilla
W. P Ledbetter
Dan Pollom
Putnam Auto Co
Brazil
Cox Proud As Ever In Spirit Despite Election Loss
Ohio Governor James M. Cox, Democratic presidential candidate, issued a post election statement asserting he remains proud, would not yield in principle, and denounces political sabotage. He says Republicans control the government and calls for unity and adherence to Jeffersonian principles amid an American emergency.
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Columbus. O
James M. Cox
Cox
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
A Friendly Church Services At Locust Street M E
Locust Street M E Church announces Bible School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 40 with sermonette for children and junior league Epworth League meet at 2 00 union with College Avenue League evening worship at 7 30 focusing on the care of a blind man and spiritual lesson Alvin Thomas directs the organ Mrs Grace Black supervises Maple Heights Mission School holds a 2 30 session preaching service at 7 30 by student pastors Rev Phipps and Wurgler visitors invited Win my chum week activities are listed this week
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Our Lords Ascension
Epworth League
College Avenue League
Alvin Thomas
Maple Heights Mission School
Grace Black
Phipps
Wurgler
County Commissioners Meet To Approve Election Costs And Business
County commissioners convened to approve election costs and to transact other special business.
Senators threaten strict coal industry control over prices
New York November 5 United States Senators William Calder and Edge warn that unless the coal industry cuts prices to a reasonable level by December 6 they will push a bill for stringent regulation of the entire industry. They accuse operators and speculators of price fixing while noting 46 million more tons produced in 1920 than 1910, and insist reform must come from within or drastic action will follow.
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New York
United States
William al. Calder
W. E. Edge
Senate Committee On Reconstruction
D. E. Wentz
National Coal Association
Clyde B. Aitchison
Interstate Commerce Committee
Daniel Willard
Football Today Matches Across Campus and City Venues
Football today features Centre against DePauw at Washington Park and Franklin meeting Butler at Irwinfield. Kalamazoo Normal visits Earlham in Richmond while Purdue travels to Notre Dame. Hanover faces Newcastle Independent in Newcastle and Illinois plays Chicago in Chicago. Michigan meets Ohio State in Columbus with Wisconsin at Minneapolis and Northwestern at Iowa City.
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Centre
DePauw
Washington Park
Franklin
Kalamazoo Normal
Earlham
Richmond
Purdue
Notre Dame
Hanover
Newcastle Independant
Newcastle
Illlnois
Chicago
Michigan
Ohio State
Columbus
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minne
Women's Clay Meeting at Mrs Arnold Home
This afternoon the Women’s Clay group gathered at Mrs Charles J Arnold’s West Poplar street. Mrs Neely O’Hair led the afternoon work. Boy Scouts meet at 5 PM tonight at the Republican headquarters for police duty. John Friend Scout Master. The Boston Club meets Monday at 7 30 PM with the Misses Adams at East Washireth street.
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Charles J. Arnold
West Poplar Street
Neely O'Hair
Republican
John Friend
Boston
Misses Adams
East Washireth Street
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College Avenue Church
the Presbyterian Church
Junior Christian Endeavor
Kathleen Taylor
Swamp Clark
Democrats
Coatesville
Ernor Goodrich
Seattle
Valpo
Ohlo
Independent
Cox Proug
Spiri
H. C. Clippinger
Bible
VanArsdale
Henry Cook
C. F. Mathes
Calder
Edge
Indiana
Apolis
Northwestern
Low al Towa City
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