Flora Bell Snider Arrested in Stolen War Stamps Case
Flora Belle Snider was arrested early this morning in Commercial Place after deputies found over a thousand dollars worth of War Saving Stamps and other stolen property buried in a chicken house and garden. Her husband and authorities say she traveled from Indianapolis to Green Castle, denies the charges, and faces bond set at 0.
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Commercial Place
Indianapolis
Flora Belle Snider
Fred Lencaster
Thomas Sewall
Greencastle
Fred Lancaster
Sewell
Snider
Th Jail
Hughes
Charley Preston Sells His Newspaper Plant
Monticello Indiana September 30 Announcement that ownership of the Monticello Herald has changed. The Monticello Herald will be owned by P R Bausman H B Bausman and Ellen Cochran with possession on October 15. Preston the editor and former county clerk in Monticello helped run the paper since 1915.
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Monticello
Ind
Montcello Herald Company
Th Herald
Preston
Greencastle and Cloverdale
Socialist Speaking At Court House
Saturday October 2 at 7 30 P M A Simmons of Indianapolis candidate for Congress will speak on campaign issues from the Socialist view The Century Club meets Saturday afternoon at 230 with Miss Walls Mrs Blaine E Kirkpatrick discusses Samuel Langhorne Clemens Miss Ethel Boyle of Muncie arrived to spend the weekend with her parents GR Boyle
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A Simmons
Indianapolis
Congress
Century Club
Miss Walls
Blaine E. Kirkpatrick
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Ethel Boyle
Muncie
Mrs GR. Boyle
Cool Snap To Persist Briefly With Warmup Ahead
Officials predict a brief extended cool spell with fair Friday and Saturday and rising temperatures. Yesterday's low was 42 degrees at 6 A M and the high 53 at 2 PM. Weather in Greencastle is unusual but not unlikely for September with Indianapolis logging a 50 degree September low.
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Weather Bureau
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Investigate 1919 World Series scandal to continue
Chicago authorities announce a special grand jury will pursue all suspicious games in the last eighteen months of both leagues. Eight White Sox players face true bills. conspirators may be indicted despite some confessions, with immunity not granted.
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Chicago
Charles A. McDonald
White Sox
Chick” Gandil
Republican Trustee Bans School Meeting In Fox Ridge
A county Republican trustee barred use of the Fox Ridge Schoolhouse for a Democratic meeting on September 29. The custodian’s key was unavailable due to painter work, and a phone call from Mr Hamrick said political meetings would not be allowed in Far Ridge school this fall. Democratic leaders then offered homes for gatherings and mobilized to boost turnout, praising the trustee’s action for unintended gains.
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County Democratic Committee
Fox Ridge
Dobbs
Mt. Meridian
Hamrick
Far Ridge
Mrs Swahlen Returns From Detroit Visit
Mrs. W. F. Swahlen has returned home from Detroit Michigan where she visited her son Benjamin Swahlen and Mrs Swahlen during the trip.
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W. F. Swahlen
Detroit
Michigan
Benjamin Swahlen
Swahlen
Greencastle Gas Company seeks rate increase to 1.95 per 1000 ft
The Green castle Gas and Electric Company petitions the State Public Utilities Commission to raise the charge from 1.75 to 1.95 per thousand cubic feet arguing that high labor, material, coal, and freight costs plus taxes reduce net revenue. The }current and proposed rates show higher gross and net amounts with a 10th of month payment discount and a 100 minimum meter fee. Louise Lucas, daughter of Ford Lucas, has been confined at home on east Seminary street due to illness.
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Grencastle
Greencastle Gas Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Greencastle Gas and Electric Company
Isi
Louise Lucas
Mrs. Ford Lucas
East Seminary Street
Elmer Thomas Joins Cox Tour Through Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas, son of Mrs Margaret Thomas of Walnut street road, a former Putnam County man, was nominated by Democrats in Oklahoma ninth district for Congress and is now with Governor Cox on his presidential campaign swing through the state this week.
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Elmer Thomas
Margaret Thomas
Walnut Street
Putnam County
Oklahoma
Cox
League of Nations Article 10 and U S War Powers
The article reviews Article 10 of the League covenant, arguing it binds members to respect territorial integrity and independence. It notes the Council would advise on enforcement and that U S Congress holds war powers, preventing unilateral action. The piece contrasts this with past calls for intervention in 1914 18 and asserts Article 10 preserves unity and force.
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Herald
League
Shantung
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Boyle Guest Of Albany Parents In New York
W R Boyle of Albany New York visits the city to be a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs G R Boyle during the stay in town.
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W. R. Boyle
Albany
New York
Mrs
G_ R_ Boyle
DePauw enrolls record 1117 students in 1920 registration
DePauw University reports its largest enrollment in history with 1117 matriculated students and near 1200 after late registration. Liberal Arts accounts for 965 with 524 women and 459 men. Music School 154. Freshmen total 449, the biggest since 1918. Overcrowded classes prompt new sections.
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DePauw
Liberal Arts
SA. T. C
School of Liberal Arts
Rector Scholarship Foundation
Indiana Asbury University
Evry
Arnold and Cosner Families Plan Bloomington Football Trip
Mrs I A Arnold and Mrs Charles J Arnold are in Indianapolis today. Mr and Mrs Oscar Cosner will travel from Chicago tomorrow to visit Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and other relatives. The Cosners and Moores will drive to Bloomington tomorrow to attend the football game.
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Charles J. Arnold
Indianapolis
Oscar Cosner
Chicago
Harry Moore
Cosner
Moore
Bloomington
Dailey Declines Post Asst to Attorney General
Frank C. Dailey of Indianapolis declined the appointment as assistant to the attorney general. The White House disclosed that Dailey cited business and personal reasons for declining the post after being offered by the President. He had been named to succeed Cr. Bo Ames, who resigned.
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Washington
Frank C. Dailey
Indianapolis
White House
Dailey
Cr. Bo Ames
Cities outpace rural areas in population growth
Washington reports Census figures showing urban areas expanding seven and a half times faster than rural districts. Over 85 percent of the new census data indicate city dwellers will dominate the population, with the sharpest gains in cities of 76,000 or more.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Cies
Bureau
Real Estate Transfers In Marion And Greencastle Areas
Alfred F Cooper transfers parcels to Albert W Ise lin in Marion for 554 and to Albert W Tse lin in Marion township for 250. Jesse Masten sells Greencastle lot to Irene Smith for 1.00. Charles T Moore sells Greencastle lot to Joseph P Allen Sr for 850. Al Sears and wife sell Madison township land to Bernard Shinn and wife for 550. Julius Sudranski sells Greencastle lot to Elisha L Summers for 5000. Albert Albaugh sells Greencastle township land to Roscoe Wells for 500.
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Alfred F. Cooper
Albert W. Iselin
Marion
Albert W. Tselin
Marion Township
Jesse Masten
Irene Smith
Greencastle
Charles T. Moore
Joseph P. Allen, Sr
al Sears
Bernard Shinn
Madison Township
Julius Sudranski
Elisha L. Summers
Albert Albaugh
Roscoe Wells
Greencastle Township
September Interments in Forrest Hilt
Interments for September announced for Forrest Hilt including W A Munday infant stillborn Mary A Crump 76 Paralysis George White 81 Paralysis infant of Wm H and M Allen interment Minnie A Calloway 50 Cancer O C Bittles 28 Indianapolis Abcesses on brain Celia Davenport 0 pulmonary pneumonia Robert T Randel 25 days Malnutrition.
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Mary A Crump
Putnam County
George White
City
Wm, H and M. Allen
O. C. Bittles
Indianapolis
Abcesses
Celia Davenport
Robert T. Randel
Chinese Student Joins DePauw From Pekin
Chao Hsi Kuo also known as Charles arrives at DePauw as the second Chinese student. A Pekin native age 28 with a wife and three children he studied at Pekin University and will pursue economics and commercial subjects while planning future business work after graduation. He rooms in Florence Hall. Tan Reeve Weeliat a town ship farmer sold stock at auction and plans to move with his family to Texas next week for a new home.
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Chao Hsi Kuo
DePauw
Pekin
Grose
Chao
Charles
Pekin University
Florence Hall
Tan Reeve 1
Weeliat
Texas
Manhospitalized after incident in Indianapolis
Harry Marwell was taken to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis late yesterday for treatment. It is likely that Mr Maxwell will remain in the hospital for several weeks.
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Harry Marwell
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Mr. Maxwell
Jury May Get Murder Case Late Friday
In Putnam Circuit Court Dike LeMay a Clay county farmer faces murder charges in the Lawson killing. Prosecutor A Hays wrapped a lengthy cross examination and LeMay testified he shot Lawson when threatened. Court expected to adjourn after closing arguments and send the case to the jury late Friday night.
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Dike LeMay
Clay County
Putnam
William Lawson
Hughes
Lawson
A. Hays
Lemay
Rector Scholars Reach 147 at DePauw Campus
One hundred forty seven Rector Scholars are on the DePauw campus including 100 freshmen and 47 sophomores. Edward Rector of Chicago, whose gift funded the program, plans to visit DePauw soon to meet the Rector men personally.
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DePauw
Edward Rector
Chicago
de ‘Aun
Triplets Born in Rockville Family Names Mary Catharine Alma Jean and Jack
In Rockville Indiana on Sunday Mr and Mrs Luther Man warning of West Union welcomed triplets two girls and a boy. Each baby averages about five pounds and both mother and trio are reported doing well. Names are Mary Catharine Alma Jean and Jack Line barger.
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Rockville
Ind
Luther Man
West Union
Mary Catharine
Alma Jean
Jack Linebarger
Court 102 Drill Practice by Tribe of Ben Hur
The Tribe of Ben Hur Court 102 meets tonight for drill practice with all drill team members requested to be present. Rev. A M Hootman will preach at Fillmore in morning and evening services.
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Tribe of
Edison Concert at GreenCastle High School
Prevo and Sons present an Edison concert at Green Castle High School auditorium tonight at 8:15. Harvey Hindermyer tenor and the Dann trio perform with the Edison talking machine in alternating and independent numbers for audience comparison. Admission is free.
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Prevo & Sons
Greencastle
Harvey Hindermyer
Dann Trio
Edison Talking Machine
Hog Prices Rise Amid Strong Indiana Hog Market
Indianapolis receipts show 6 600 hogs up 25 percent in ear prices with heavy prelite at 16 00 to 16 25 and lights 15 50 to 15 75. Pigs rise to 15 50, packing sows 15 00, cattle steady, calves 10 to 19 best veal, sheep 50c lower, lambs 11 50.
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Indianapolis
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Wdonald
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Beliven
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League OF Nations
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U.S
Forrest Hilt
W. A. Munday
Minnie A. Calloway
Stork
Edison
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