Beveridge to Speak at DePauw University December Sixth
Senator Albert J. Beveridge accepts invitation from DePauw University and the Putnam County Bar Association to address in McHarry Hall Greencastle on Monday evening December 6. He explains the talk is extemporaneous not a written paper and will cover the development of the American constitution under John Marshall.
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United States
John Warshall
Albert J. Beveridge
DePauw University
Putnam County Bar Associaton
McHarry Hall
Greencastle
John Marshall
Eyvenator Beveridge
Bar Association
New York City
C. Cc. Gillen
Putnam County Bar Association
Beveridge
Adtern University
Bar Association of the
Cy of
New York
Tam
Narrow escape on Pennsylvanian train near Knightsville
A St Louis bound train No. 21 on the Pennsylvania Railroad narrowly avoided a wreck near Knightsville when a drive rod broke loose, jammed the head out of the c yooder, and gouged holes in the ground. The engine stayed on track but slowed and stopped west of Knightsville after ripping up a station timber. The incident drew crowds as the steam cylinder hissed loudly.
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New York
St Louis
Kenhtsville
I.e
Knightsville
Knighteville
Harmony
Evans Shirley Union of Miss Gertrude Evens and A D Shirley
Miss Gertrude Evens of Inchdale and A D Shirley of Terre Haute Ind wed in a Nov 27 ceremony at 5 30 p m at the bride's sister Mrs W H Stanley Brown Street The Rev J Newton Tesaup of First Christian officiated in a small family gathering A dinner for about twenty followed The couple plans to reside in Terre Haute.
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UAF
Shirley
Terre Haute
Crawfordsville
Girl Found Dead In LaPorte Bath Room After Chin Cut
Miss Gertrude Travis, 22, daughter of Charles Travis of Mill Creek Indiana, was found dead at 11 AM in the bathroom of her rooming house. She was cut under the chin and a letter addressed to a Chicago sweetheart lay on her bureau. Police will examine the unopened letter as part of the inquiry into the mysterious death.
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Laporte
Ind
Gertrude Travis
Charles Travis
Mill Creek
Indiana
Chicago
Ben
Model landlord in will leaves homes for blind families
Patrick H. Vaughn a model landlord who refused rent raises during the war period probated in Harrisburg today set aside ten large houses where the families of worthy blind may live rent free.
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Harrisburg
Patrick H. Vaughn
Universal Canvas to support missions and expenses set
The Christian Church announces a universal canvas for current expenses and missions on Sunday December 5 from 1 30 to 5 00 p m Everyone is asked to keep a member home to receive the committee and make the family offering The monthly Sunday School teachers meeting is at the church Thursday at 7 30 p m The official board meets Friday at 7 30 p m with important business to transact.
Local families share visits and updates this week
Otha Bates and wife and Floyd Bates with family called on Elmer Clodfelter and family Sunday. Earl Sutherlin and wife were in Crawfordsville Friday. Lafe McGaughey and family visited Ernest McGaughey and wife Sunday. Mrs. Della Sutherlin spent Wednesday with daughter Mrs. Lafe McGaurney. Perry Martin and wife were Sunday dinner guests of Oscar Martin and family. S. R. Bales and wife and Floyd Bales and family cooked dinner Saturday with Mr and Mrs Otha Bales. Grandpa Dorsey remains quite poorly.
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Otha Bates
Floyd Bates
Elmer Clodfelter
Earl Sutherlin
Crawfordsville
Lafe McGaughey
Ernest McGaughey
Della Sutherlin
Lafe McGaurney
Perry Martin
Oscar Martin
S. R. Bales
Floyd Bales
Otha Bales
Dorsey
Hog Prices Hold Steady at Indianapolis Market Opener
Hog prices opening at Indianapolis show steady overall demand with $10.50 common for good hogs. Early trades reach $10.60 to $10.65, top at $10.75. Pigs around $10.75 down, sows $9.50 down as packers ingest about 5.00, others to outsiders. Cattle steady to strong, calves up 50 cents to $1, best veals $15. Sheep and lambs steady, top lambs $10.
Wilson to Spend Time After March 4 Writing
Washington November 29 report confirms President Wilson will devote his post White House years to writing after March 4 and make his home in Washington though no residence yet. Joseph Tumulty also plans to stay in Washington and write books about the President. Tumulty has been offered a customs court of appeals post but has not decided.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Joseph P. Tumulty
Tumulty
Customs Court of Appeals
DePauw Re elects Ted Ogden as Tiger Captain
Ted Ogden the All State center is re elected DePauw Tigers captain for the 1921 season. The meeting in the DePauw Gym chose Ogden almost unanimously due to his popularity and playing ability marking a historic re election in the program.
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Ted Ogden
TIGER
Depauw
All State
DePauw Tigers
Ogden
Howver
Order at Shops Restores Jobs to Thirty Men
Lafayette November 27 Committees for various organized crafts at the Monon railroad shops here were told to recall about 30 shopmen who were laid off November 10. The recall becomes effective December 1 and those summoned will report for duty again. Most had left Lafayette earlier for other cities but will return to resume their duties.
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Lafayette
Monon
Campaign Costs for Woman Suffrage Movement Revealed
An audited account from the National Woman's Party shows seven year expenses totaling 664,208 dollars. The largest item funds for organization work at 92,202 dollars. National elections cost 67,137 dollars. Picketing near the White House and Congress in 1917 and 1918 ran 7,481 dollars, and 12,629 dollars funded a legislators card index noted in the campaign.
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Washington
National Woman's Party
White House
Congress
Greencastle Lodge 548 Meeting Notice
Members of Greencastle lodge No 548 are called to a meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m with F Mugg as N G and R S Fisher as secretary.
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Greencastle Lodge No
F. Mugg
N. G
R. S. Fisher
Sec
Army Enlistments Exceed Armistice Period Totals
Washington reports enlistments from Nov 10 to 20 topped any post armistice period. The War Department announced 2,801 enlistments for the Second Division at Camp Travis San Antonio Texas, as part of a 6,000 man drive in thirty days across all branches totaling 5,500 men.
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Washington
War Department
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Texas
DePauw Tigers Open Season With Em-Roe Tilt
DePauw will debut its basketball season December 10 at DePauw Gym facing Em-Roe of Indianapolis. Capt. Bop Gipson leads a squad built around ex-captain Cannon and Mendenhall with a large pool of players in coach Buss’s program.
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Depauw
EM Roe
Indianapolis
Newt Carlisle
Bop Gipson
Gipson
Cannon
Mendenhall
Buss
Besser Wins Wheat Payment Overcharge Verdict
In Putnam Circuit Court Judge Hughes ruled for Daniel Besser who claimed he overpaid Frank Youndt by 53.10 for wheat. The case centered on agreed price per bushel with Besser stating 2.10 per bushel and Youndt maintaining 230 per bushel.
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Daniel Besser
Frank Youndt
Youndt
Mr. Besser
Putnam
Hughes
Besser
North Putnam Opens Bid for Hospital Board Member
North Putnam residents rally behind David Hostetter for the Putnam county hospital board to be named by county commissioners next Monday. Jesse McCoy of Cloverdale and James L. Randel with Charles Barnaby of Greencastle are proposed as a strong combination for the board to ensure effective service.
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Putnam County
Jesse M'Coy
South
Barnaby
Randel
Greencastle
David Hostetter
Putnam County Hospital Board
Herald
Mr. Hostetter
Putnam
Jesse McCoy
Cloverdale
James L. Randel
Charles Barnaby
Fourth Faces Arrest for Peach King's Death
A warrant was sworn for Mrs. Anna D. Cutts of Fitzgerald Ga to be arrested for murder in the June death of Fred D. Shepard a wealthy Georgia peach grower. Earlier arrests included Mrs F E Elmer wife of the peach king Mrs Tone Henry and Ernest Hopson after coroner testimony that Shepard was poisoned.
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Macon
Anna D. Cutts
Fitzgerald
Shepard
F. E. Elmer
Peach King
Tone Henry
Elmer
Ernest Hopson
Train kills six in auto near Onapa Oklahoma
A car carrying one woman five children was struck by a train near Onapa Oklahoma. The woman and five children died. A 16 year old boy suffered serious injuries.
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Muskogee
Okla
Lled
Onapa
Republicans Spend $1742 In Campaign
Roy Abrams, treasurer of the Putnam County Republican committee, filed a report showing receipts of $1983.70 and expenditures of $1742.99, leaving a balance of $190.77 as of today.
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Roy Abrams
Putnam County Republican Committee
Purdue Wins Premier Honor at International Livestock Show
Purdue University captured the grand champion steer title with Black Rules, a purebred Aberdeen Angus, weighing 1,560 pounds. Walter Biggar of Scotland praised the win as crowds cheered. Indiana also earned top honors as J C Andrews of West Point showed the champion fat wether, a Southdown, with Tom Brandbourne guiding the competition. William Young of Covington won the junior feeding contest with three Shropshire lambs averaging 140 pounds.
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Chicago
Navy
Purdue University
Purdue
America
Ais
Indiana Institution
Walter Biggar
Scotland
Col
Elh, Taylor
Kentucky
Frank Youndt Farm Sells for 27789 at Public Auction
A 256 acre farm three miles west of Brick Chapel, formerly Frank Hays then Frank Youndt, sold this morning at public auction for 27789 to Fred V. Thomas from Lafayette. The buyer paid 117.75 per acre, and it is reported Thomas purchased for Marshall Cotton of Marion, Indiana.
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Brick Chapel
Frank Hays
Frank Youndt
Lafayette
Fred V. Thomas
Thomas
Marshall Cotton
Marion
Indiana
Bainbridge M. W. A. Triumphs Over Rockville Aces
Bainbridge Indiana November 30 Bainbridge M. W. A. basketball team defeated the Rockville Aces 24 to 5. Close guarding by Davis and fast floor work by Moffett Rhea and Miller highlighted the win. Bainbridge seeks fast state teams and invites scheduling.
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Bainbridge
Ind
Bainbridge M. W. A
Rockville Aces
Davis
Moffett, Rhea and Miller
Urban Hedge
Weekend Socializes in Cloverdale and Nearby Towns
J oM Jones and wife with Thomas Fiddler family spent Saturday night in Cloverdale with John Watson and attended the Joy Theatre. Miss Glen Truax of Gosport visited home folks over the weekend. Abner Tabor called Sunday on Harry Day and family. J C Moore and family and Thomas Fiddler and family visited Sunday near Cloverdale with Elmer Moore.
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J. Om. Jones
Thomas Fiddler
Cloverdale
John Watson
Joy Theatre
Glen Truax
Gosport
Abner Tabor
Harry Day
J.C Moore
Elmer Moore
Ambush near Kilmichael sparks reprisals across Cork
Recruits for the Black and Tan auxilliaries were ambushed by 80 to 100 men near Kilmichael, with about half killed. Reprisals followed in Macroom and Dunmanway as fires spread to shops and homes. Dublin reports say Freeman's Journal and Irish Times offices were attacked by masked gunmen, and the Sinn Fein bank on Harcourt Street was set ablaze.
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Trish
Black and Tan
Kilmichael
Dublin
Sinn Feen Bank
Macroom
Ireland
Navy
Black and Tan Auxilliary
Johnstown
Macroon An Dunmanway
Auxilliary
Freeman's Journal
London
A_ dispatch
The
Freeman’s Journal
Dispatch
Irish Times
Sinn Fein Bank
Harcourt Street
Exchange
Miracle healer held for alleged liquor selling
Dr Andrew Widkowski of Hammond secretly posed as a miracle healer among foreigners and was arrested in a raid on his home on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor. Police reports detail odd methods and inhumane practices alleged at the residence.
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Hammond
Ind
Andrew Widkowski
Widkowski
LYNCHING OF 19 YEAR OLD NEGR0 REPORTED NEAR PRINCETON
A mob in Florida hanged J B Harris a 19 year old Black man after an alleged assault on a white woman. Harris was identified by the victim and body found hanging from a tree in a nearby forest near Princeton.
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Miami
Fla
J. B. Harris
Princeton
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Hostetter
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