Muddy Field Sets Stage for Wabash DePauw Clash in Indianapolis
Rain ruins fast game hopes as muddy conditions likely favor ground battle. DePauw coach Vaughan and Wabash mentor Walker prepare mud suited lineups with Ogden at quarterback and Bloodgood as second half option. Greencastle backs Capt. Ogden while local fans attend the D.A.C. banquet in Indianapolis.
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Walker
Ogden
DePauw
Bloodgood
Greencastle
Ted Ogden
Indianapolis
DePauw Athletic Council
Crawfordsville all set for the annual clash with DePauw
Crawfordsville Indiana reports final prep for the Little Giants football clash with DePauw at Washington Park Indianapolis on Saturday. Coach Pete Vaughn refines defense and offense in light workouts as 400 students and locals ready a morning parade with the Wabash band leading through downtown Indianapolis. Seven freshmen dressed as Coeds will sell tags to fund band uniforms in a tag day fundraiser.
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Indianapolis
Walker
Crawfordsville
Ind
Pete” Vaughn
DePauw
Washington Park
Little Giants
Hoosier Capitol
Wabash Band
Scarlet
Traction Terminal
Wabash
Wabash College
Little Giant
Walker's DePauw Team Poised to Top Wabash Says Journal
Lafayette Journal-Courier notes Coach Walker of DePauw claims a clear plan to defeat Wabash. Crawfordsville Review hints wagers on the Wabash DePauw clash as readers weigh in, recalling DePauw's games against Notre Dame and Illinois.
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Lafayette Journal-Courier
Walker
de- Pauw
Notre Dame
Greencastle
Crawfordsville Review
DePauw-Wabash Tilt Draws Even Money Favoritism
DePauw fans see the game as a test with Wabash as a near even money favorite, highlighting betting sentiment and regional interest surrounding the matchup.
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DePauw
Wabash
James M. Ogden Named City Attorney for Indianapolis
James M. Ogden a DePauw graduate and well known resident has been named city attorney of Indianapolis by the Lew Shank administration.
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James M. Ogden
DePauw
Indianapolis
Lew Shank
Five men questioned in Indiana alcohol run murder mystery
Rockville, Ind. reports say six Indianapolis men including Steven Ferguson were part of a drunken trip to Clinton when Ferguson was killed on a Whitehall hill. Inquest heard shots, car trouble, and alleged flight of a White man and woman. Osborn claimed injuries but later found unscathed as relatives and friends questioned.
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Rockville
Ind
Steven Ferguson
Indianapolis
Rockville Hill
Ferguson
Vernon Jones
Garrett Osborn
Fuzzy” Wolpa
Joe Barrett
James Hill
Clinton
Whitehall School House
Jones
Fergnson
Osborn
Five Men Arrested in Indianapolis Booze Case Ties to Ferguson Murder
Rockville reports that five men, three white and two Black, allegedly connected to Steven Ferguson’s murder near Rockville were seized in Indianapolis on orders from Sheriff Peare and coroner Dooley. Officials say evidence supports murder charges and detailed clues include a blood smeared Cadillac interior, firearms use, and a haul of white mule liquor.
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Rockville
Steven Ferguson
Indianapolis
Peare
Dooley
Earl M. Dowd
Marion County
Wilbur Priest
Durward Davis
Bainbridge
Jones
Clinton
Ferguson
Oscar Kent
Whitehall School House
Kent
Ray Weatherford
Lossing ends in ambush case as booze run suspect dies
A man was found fatally shot after a car crash near an embankment. Coroner Dooley says a .32 caliber bullet penetrated the heart, death instantaneous. Sheriff Peare links the survivor Jones and a booze running scheme with a Rockville bond incident.
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Jones
Dooley
Montgomery & Collings
Indianapolis
James Hill
Clinton “Field
Peare
Rockville
William Davey
Neal Walthers
Hollandsburg
Hill
Ferguson
Phillips damage suit reversed by Indiana Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed the Putnam Circuit Court ruling awarding Essie Phillips eight thousand two hundred fifty dollars for personal damages from a collision with a traction car near Staunton. The case, filed after an accident killing Harley Phillips and injuring Essie, was moved from Clay to Putnam County. Attorneys for Miss Phillips included John Rawley Judge Hutcheson of Brazil. James and Alice for the Traction company.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Essie Phillips
Stainton
Clay County
T. H. I. & Eastern Traction Company
Putnam
Miss Phillips
Harley Phillips
Staunton
Putnam County
John Rawley
Hutcheson
Brazil
Hays & Murphy
James & Alice
Traction Company
Lost Money Found by Plumber Clears Pickpocket Theory
Mrs. Clarence Evans of Greencastle believed robbers took her money after paying a water bill. The cash slipped from her pocket on the sidewalk near the Water Works Office. Plumber Dick Cowgill of Fillmore found the bills and turned them in, and the money was returned to Evans after a sheriff's visit.
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Clarence Evans
Greencastle
Sears
Evans
Water Works Company
Dick Cowgill
Fillmore
Water Works
University Services Cancelled After Speaker Pulls Out
A telegram from Prof. Lemuel H. Marlin of Boston University states he cannot fill his engagement as speaker at University Services in Mc Harry Hall Sunday afternoon. Consequently the Sunday afternoon services have been cancelled.
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Lemuel H. Marlin
Boston University
McHarry Hall
Miscellane ous Shower for Miss Ruth Sears
Mrs Charles Crawley and Mrs Carl Twigg hosted a miscellan eous shower for Ruth Sears at North Indiana Street home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sears. Ruth will wed Earl H Fitchett of Indianapolis. Guests gave many beaut iful and useful gifts with dessert of ice cream angel food cake and hot chocolate.
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Charles Crawley
Carl Twigg
Joseph Sears
North
Indiana Street
Ruth Sears
Earl H. Fitchett
Indianapolis
Former local man gets road contract
Contracts for grading and building on two and one half miles of the Reelsville road in Putnam county were awarded by the State Highway commission. The Ewing Shields company of Indianapolis won with a bid of 42 744.93, below the engineer’s estimate of 45 627.55.
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Indianapolis
Reelsville
Putnam County
State Highway Commission
Campaign calls for big vote days in Heralds big election
Candidates are urged to campaign hard during a two week window with prizes including a Buick touring car and $3,000 in cash. A special 100,000 vote ballot per $25 club, plus a $1,075 chance, motivates readers to recruit five friends to subscribe for a year.
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Herald
the Herald
Standing of Contestants A Subscriptions Bid in Green Castle
A one year subscription to the Herald yields 15 000 votes with 100 000 extra votes on the first subscription. A two year subscription grants 35 000 votes and five year 300 000 votes, plus 100 000 extra votes on first subscription and 100 000 extra votes per $25 spent. The list includes many named residents such as Mrs. Joe McAninch and Mrs. Ezra Arnold among others with varied vote totals and city references.
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Herald
Earrier
Greencastle
Joe McAninch
Ee Neeseseaeeres
ISOS
Ecomeverig
Ezra Arnold
Fillmore
Eudis Mys
Tomes Vgc
Tncopctrwioy
Bliss LiMo
Misa Grace Pry
Ocee Fortean
City
Freda Farmer
Cloverdale
Peter Gerlack
Francis Goddard
Secer
Robert Hamrick
Albert Houck
Hurst
Mildred Hurst
Mary Henry
Terre Reer
Renee Ereeeenia
Jesse Hutcheson
Wanetta Judy
Reecesssuseans
J. J. Kauble
Reelsville
Hattie Kelly
Edith Kennedy
Jacob Kiefer
Ernest Kivett
Ida Knauer
Ralph Knoll
R. E. Larkins
Elmer Long
Rte Etree
Mary Lasley
Mabel Layman
Emery McCammack
Coatesville
Verere
Robert McHaffie
Chas. McCurry
Seea Teeter
Wren
Annabelle McWethy
Harry Moore
James Morlan
Verna Martin
Clinton Falls
Ernest Mugg
May Morler
Ester Minnick
Winnie
Josie Brow
Roelsville
Blanche Beows
Bay
Chas
Cioasgirst
Tlusrquyinie
Rex Crask
Emmate Mu
Zola Hancock
James Job
June Kessler
Amos Knetzer
Goldie Larkin
Mabel McCoy
Margaret Maloney
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Webb
Phillips
Supreme Court
Miss Ruth Sears
Aeve
Samia
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