Galloway's Drop Kick Wins Game at Washington Park
Amor Galloway of DePauw executed a dramatic last minute drop kick from the fifty two yard line to defeat Wabash three points at Indianapolis in front of about 10 000 spectators. Ted Ogden and Mendenhall starred for DePauw in a tightly fought Indiana classic.
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de Pauw
Wabash
Indianapolis
Tigers
Amor Galloway
DePauw
Ted Ogden
Indiana
De-Pauw Tigers
Washington Park
Galloway
Vietory
Lpyaun
De‘un
Mendenhall
Wabashier
Rivalry Sparks Near Riot As DePauw Band Disappears
In a heated Wabash DePauw clash, DePauw rooters accuse Wabash of stealing their band and chase it toward Union Station. Police, led by Capt. Johnson with thirteen officers, separate crowds at Claypool Hotel before DePauw enters the lobby. Additional notes mention guests and observers from Cleveland and Brazil attending Thanksgiving activities.
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Wabash
DePauw
Claypool
Union Station
Yell
Georgia Street
Capt. Johnson
Webash
Johnson
DePauw Rooters
Indianapolis
Clifford Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
Margaret Allen
Allen
James YP Hughes
Brazil
C. C. Gillen
Galloway
Gillen
J. A. Throop
Tuberculosis Christmas Seals Reach Nationwide Distribution
Nine hundred million seals have been distributed to forty eight state tuberculosis associations and over one hundred county associations. If laid in a row they would stretch about 15 000 miles. About nine seals per person in the United States have been prepared for sale from December 1 to 11 by over a hundred workers to fund state and county tuberculosis associations.
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Washington
National Association
United States
Oldest DePauw Graduate Dies in Spokane Washington
Announcement from Spokane Washington reports the death of William Smith Turner age 94 the oldest DePauw alumnus. Turner a class of 1852 graduate and successor to John S Tarkington of Indianapolis as the oldest living alumnus. Tarkington was also a 1852 graduate and father of Booth Tarkington.
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A. Gobin
DePauw
Spokane
Washington
William Smith Turner
Turner
John S. Tarkington
Indianapolis
Booth Tarkington
Tarkingon
Death of Mrs. Mary E. Riggs at 73 in Martinsville St home
Mrs. Mary E. Riggs, 73, died at 6 am Monday at her son Guy M. Riggs's residence on Martinsville street after a paralytic stroke, the third in a year. Survived by five children including Alice Guleck Des Moines Nellie Paris Indianapolis George Wright Ladoga Clarence E Riggs Kentland. Funeral Wednesday 10 am Maple Heights Church with burial in Forest Hill cemetery.
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Mary E. Riggs
Guy M. Riggs
Martinsville Street
Ladoga
Greencastle
Clarence E_ Rigs
Kentland
Indiana
Maple Heights
Forest Hill Cemetery
Pekin Mission Speaker Miss Evelyn Baugh to Speak
Miss Evelyn Baugh of Pekin China will speak at College Avenue church Tuesday evening at 7 30 oclock The talk is under the auspices of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the Church All members of missionary societies of other churches are invited to attend and meet Miss Baugh
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Evelyn Baugh
Pekin
China
College Avenue Church
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Church
Miss Baugh
Will Name Hospital Trustees Speculation On County Board
The Putnam county hospital trustees likely to be named by the county commissioners are under discussion. Possible GreencastleRepresentatives include James L Randell and Charles Barnaby. Cloverdale’s Jesse McCoy and Roachdale’s David Hostetter also mentioned. Cloverdale’s William Burris is another frequent pick. Two Democrats and two Republicans must be chosen. the December 6 meeting is expected to announce the names.
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Putnam County Hospital
Greencastle
James, L. Randel
Charles Barnaby
Jesse McCoy
Cloverdale
David Hostetter
Roachdale
William Burris
DePauw Grants Extra Thanksgiving Break After Wabash Victory
After the DePauw Tigers defeated Wabash in Indianapolis, President Grose promised the student body an additional Thanksgiving vacation day. The plan had been for classes to end Tuesday with vacation starting Wednesday.
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DePauw Tigers
Wabash
Indianapolis
DePauw University
Grose
DePauw Football Victory Celebration At McKeen Field
Students plan a 7 PM bonfire on McKeen Field for a DePauw win over Wabash. William Graham led campus efforts to stock the blaze as Pep Chapel honors the victory. Teddy Ogden captains a comeback by the Tigers, with Galloping Galloway delivering standout play.
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DePauw
McKeen Field
Greencastle
Wiliam Graham
H. A. Gobin
Wabash
DePauw Braves
Teddy Ogden
Galloway
Tigers
Neville
Verdun
DePauw Star Amor Galloway Rockets 52 Yard Drop Kick
Sporting editor John Head notes Amor Galloway kicked from roughly twelve yards behind the line, likely from the forty yard line, to defeat Wabash with a dramatic late drop kick. The feat crowns Galloway as DePauw’s hero, ending the long standing tie between the rival teams. Ogden aided in the win while Milstead starred for Wabash.
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Joby Head
Indianapolis Star
DePauw
McCord
Galloway
Amor Galloway
Wabash
Scarlet fever low in Greencastle as cases fall
Scarlet fever has reached its lowest level in weeks in Greencastle with five active cases and two new ones. Schools are restricting attendance, teachers are enforcing throat and fever checks, and the Methodist Children's Home conducts daily health exams for all residents. Quarantines at the orphanage are maintained with strict 21 day observation, lifted early only for one mild case to attend a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Methodist Children’s Home
Lafayette Life backs Tippecanoe tuberculosis drive
The Lafayette Life Insurance Company grants leave and provides space for C. W. Ebel to lead the Christmas Seal Sale in Tippecanoe County. Local firms supply furniture, printing, and telephone service as the campaign aims to raise 5,000 dollars for tuberculosis prevention.
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Lafayette Ind
Lafayette Life Insurance Company
C. W. Ebel
Tippecanoe County
Lafayette Telephone Company
Ebel
Fouts Family Welcomes Daughter in Lafayette
Mr and Mrs Raymond Fouts and their young son visit Lafayette to meet Mr Fouts father Mr and Mrs Fred Hammond who reside on the National Road and celebrate the birth of a daughter born Sunday night. Mr and Mrs H S Werneke and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Grose drove to Terre Haute Sunday.
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Raymond Fouts
Litle
Lafayette
Mr. Fouts
Fred Hammond
Dublin
Crawfordsville Couple Elopes Into Married Life
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Lucile Mildred Riley of Crawfordsville and Fenwick T. Reed of this city is made by Dr. and Mrs. Charles Riley. The bride, a Jefferson High School faculty member in Lafayette, attended DePauw and belonged to Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. The groom is listed as son of.
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Lucile Mildred Riley
Crawfordsville
Fenwick T. Reed
City
Charles Riley
West Main Street
Jefferson High School
Lafayette
DePauw
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Miss Mary Little Weds Army Surgeon in Atlanta
Miss Mary Little daughter of Mrs Mary C Little of this city and Dr Jesse Grim of the United States army were married Saturday in Atlanta Georgia The couple then traveled to New Orleans to set up their home Miss Little previously met the surgeon in St Petersburg Florida two years ago
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Mary Little
Mary C. Little
Jesse Grim
United States Army
Atlanta
Miss Little
Dr Grim
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hog prices fall again as Indiana market opens
Hog prices declined 40 to 50 cents in early trading, the lowest level since government controls ended. Indiana receipts show 15 500 hogs with mixed cattle and sheep activity. top hog price reached $11.25, later bids near $10.75, with outside demand weak due to Thanksgiving travel. Local buyers purchased about 6 500 head amid lower calf values and steady sheep and lambs, with best lambs around $10.00.
Attempted arson at Circle Building in Indianapolis
Police investigate a reported Saturday night fire at the Circle building 53 Monument Circle Indianapolis. Paper towels were set near the fifth floor stairhead and a match touched to them. A similar incident occurred in August.
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Indianpolis
Circle
Monument Circle
Edward R. Sitzman
Gollniseh and
Mueller
Sitzman
Real Estate Transfers Across Grencastle and Clinton Township
William Newgent transfers a lot in Greencastle to William H. Eitelforge for 3550 dollars. Samuel Boyd sells 56 acres in Clinton township to Marion Go Hair. Allen E. McCammack exchanges 37 acres in Marion township for Lehr Phillips valued at 4000 dollars. Central Trust Co transfers a Greencastle lot to Jesse C. Cox for 900 dollars. Ida C. Boyd transfers a lot in Greencastle to Jesse C. Cox.
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William Newgent
William H. Eitelforge
Grencastle
Samuel Boyd
Marion Go ‘Hair
Clinton Township
Allen E. McCammack
Lehr Phillips
Marion Township
Dublin in turmoil as Black and Tans kill in raids
Amid widespread bloodshed in Dublin, up to thirty people were killed and many wounded as Black and Tans attacked a football match and homes of ex officers. Fourteen officers were slain earlier with six wounded in coordinated dawn strikes. Military and police pursued suspects while trains and traffic were halted.
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London
Dublin
Daily Mail
the Mail
Ireland
England
Black and Tans
Tuberculosis Sunday Designated by Indiana Association
Indiana Tuberculosis Association designates Sunday December 5 as Tuberculosis Sunday to support the 1921 Christmas seal campaign. Secretary Averbuch asks county chairmen to urge ministers to discuss prevention on Saturday December 4 and Sunday December 5.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
United States
Murray A. Averbuch
Purdue University couple back from southern state farming study
Prof and Mrs RA Ogg return from a Purdue University supported agricultural assignment in the southern part of the state. They engaged in agricultural work and study during the trip.
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RA. Ogg
Purdue University
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