Say in Charles J Arnold: odd musings on deer and Boston smoking
A collage of notes cites State Conservation plans to place deer with buffalo and elk in a park, memories of a deer with an elk tooth charm, and Boston women smoking on streets once forbidden. It also recalls farmers in Putnam County, Guernsey cows, railroad safety trends, and New York pet care and pet cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Department
Boston
Charles River Basin
Capitol City
Gospel Meetings at Church of Christ Long Branch
The Church of Christ in Long Branch hosts an ongoing series inviting all. Services are at 7:30 p.m. on weekdays and 11 a.m. Sundays with Ben J. Elston of DeRidder Louisiana delivering the sermons. Attend all sessions for profitable listening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Long Branch
Ben J. Elston
DeRidder
Weather Outlook: Mostly Cloudy With Rain Likely
The forecast indicates mostly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with a high chance of rain. Temperatures are expected to rise gradually, bringing warmer conditions by the end of the period.
Voncastle to Offer Midnight Shows This Season
Manager Walter Bidwell announced a series of late night screenings at the Voncastle cinema prompted by public demand. The first midnight show features Greta Garbo in The Single Standard, with a regular Sunday and Monday run also booked. Granada theatre plans a second midnight show on Old Gold Day October 12, presenting Show Boat starting October 13 for a three day run.
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Walter Bidwell
Voncastle
Greta Garbo
Granada Theatre
De Pauw Tigers Sendoff Before Oberlin Clash
Students march 1600 strong to the campus business district and railroad station to bid the De Pauw Tigers farewell as they entrain for Oberlin. The team, coached by Bish Hughes, prepared for Saturdays game against Oberlin with a dummy scrimmage and full-strength lineup reported in good condition.
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University
Oberlin
Buck Eyes
DePauw
Tigers
Buckeye
Ohioans
We- Pauw
Ohio
Bible School Contests Engage Men in Three-Church Challenge
The Men’s Class at First Christian Church starts a nine week competition with the Christian Church of Brazil to boost attendance. Central Christian Terre Haute may join, and plans aim for a 100 percent rise from the year’s average. Local men appeal for support to win.
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Bible School of the
First Christian Church
Christian Church of Brazil
Central Christian Church
Terre Haute
Brazil
Pilot Tells Of Fatal Crash Near Reformatory
Anderson Ind Oct 3 Sinclair F Fain 21 Houston Tex pilot of a plane that crashed near the state reformatory Monday causing the death of Dent Arnold 21 Greencastle rallied today He said he could not lift off due to a short runway in a field and that cross currents over woodland hindered the flight
Two men held in county jail linked to chicken thefts
Richard Everett and James Franklin alias Charles Frank were arrested near Roachdale after a car breakdown and found with ten stolen chickens from Putnam County farmers. The stolen car, a Whippet, originated in Detroit and belonged to a resident near Niles Michigan. Franklin, described as the ringleader, is non communicative while Everett remains jailed. both face petit larceny charges and possible vehicle taking charges as the investigation continues.
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Roachdale
Putnam County
Detroit
Niles
Mich
Richard Everett
Smithland
James Franklin
Charles Frank
Cairo
Everett
Alva Bryan
Sophie Glaydes
Plymouth Rocks
George Jeffries
Robert
Crosby
Rhodes Island
George Dean
White Rock
Bryan
Frank
Indiana
G. P. Gates
East Milton Street
Iouth Bend
Edward Eitelforge
Irving D. Hamilton
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Niles, Mich
Franklin
Danville Golfers Invited to Greencastle Links Sunday
The Danville golfing brethren, thanked for past friendship, have been invited by Greencastle Country Club to join as guests on the Greencastle links. Danville players will spend Sunday there, per the Danville Gazette.
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Greencastle
Lee Newby
Danville
Greencastle Club
Greencastle Links
Danville Gazette
Ex-Resident Baysinger Dies After Illness at 85
Stanley Baysinger aged 85 died at his Knightsville home Thursday afternoon after a three week illness. A former Putnam county farmer, he lived near Fern before moving to Knightsville ten years ago. Civil War veteran survived by four children Mrs Richard Frazier Charles Baysinger Fern Mrs Nora Brown and Miss Bess Baysinger Brazil. Funeral at home Saturday 2 pm with Long Branch cemetery interment.
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Stanley Baysinger
Knightsville
Baysinger
Putnam County
Fern
Richard Frazier
Charles Bayinge
Nora Brown
Bess Baysinger
Brazil
Long Branch
Eggers Sentenced for Forgery in Danville
Oscar Eggers of Groveland was sentenced by Judge Z B Dougan in Danville to 2 to 14 years in state prison and a $10 fine plus costs for forging names on checks totaling $53 drawn on Coatesville First National Bank. Three prior charges of issuing checks without funds were dropped after he pled guilty to forging his brother's name.
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Oscar Eggers
Groveland
Z. B. Dougan
Danville
Eggers
Coatesville First National Bank
Mrs Zook Dies at Evansville Sanitarium
Mrs Almyra Zook 74 mother of Earl Zook of 606 West Walnut died at 1:15 PM at the state hospital in Evansville after a stroke. She had lived with her son in Greencastle for five years, originally from Crawfordsville. another son Albert lives in Traverse City Mich. Funeral Sunday at 1:30 PM at Earl Zook's home. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Crawfordsville. Body to arrive Saturday.
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Almyra Zook
Earl Zook
West Walnut Street
State Hospital
Evansville
Oak Hill Cemetery
Crawfordsville
Tors Up Today and Local Happenings in Indiana
Miss Edith Swift of near Cloverdale hosted Misses Lula Shildmyer Beulah Pierce and Ella Bowman yesterday. DePauw defeated Indiana University in football yesterday at Bloomington 28 5. Fred Reising hosted dinner for county officials. Luther Evans near Putnamville broke a shoulder Saturday night when he fell boarding a moving interurban car.
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Edith Swift
Near Cloverdale
Lula Shildmyer
Beulah Pierce
Ella Bowman
DePauw
Indiana University
Bloomington
Luther Evans
Putnamville
Bodenhamer Elected National Commander of American Legion
El Dorado Texas native O L Bodenhamer past commander of the Arkansas department and National Executive Committeeman was elected national commander of the American Legion yesterday to succeed Paul V McNutt of Bloomington He chaired the National Legislative Committee in 1924 25 and is praised for his fitness to lead the organization.
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O. L. Bodenhamer
el Dorado
Texas
Arkansas Department of the American Legion
The
Legion For Arkansas
National Legislative Committee
National Commander of the Legion
Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
Degenerate Batty Sentenced for Attacking Child
Carroll Beatty a 31 year old man labeled a degenerate was sentenced to life in Michigan City State Prison for a June attack on a three year old girl in Indianapolis. He was identified and captured after a courageous local mother Mrs Henry Woehlecke grabbed him until police arrived and he confessed. Chief Deputy Prosecutor Paul Shoad armer praised her bravery in court.
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Indianapolis
INS
Carroll Beatty
Michigan City
Beatty
Marion County Criminal Court
James A. Collins
Henry Woehlecke
Marion County
Paul Shoadarmer
Explosion at Union Hall Kills Two in Marion Indiana
An explosion at the American Flint Glass Workers Union Hall in Marion Indiana killed William Bean aged 55 and Charles Humes 58 during a Local No. 55 business meeting. Fred Dicken 65 was gravely injured and near death. Union president Alvin Garrett said no labor trouble caused the attack.
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Marion
Ind
Fred Dicken
American Flint Glass Workers Union
William Bean
Charles Humes
Alvin Garrett
Spencerville Bank Robbers Sentenced in DeKalb Court
Three bandits who robbed the Farmers and Merchants bank at Spencerville were sentenced by Judge William P. Endicott. James Fagan of Detroit received 20 years, Walter Dills of Casalia Ohio 18 years, and John L. Belton of Detroit 12 years. All pleaded guilty and showed mercy requests in court.
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Auburn
Ind
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Spencerville
Here
William P. Endicott
DeKalb
James Fagan
Detroit
Walter Dills
Casalia
John L. Belton
Display New Nash Auto
Beck Sales Company displayed a 1930 Nash single ignition six sedan, Nash Motor Company’s latest with advanced features for its price. Hundreds of enthusiasts visited the sales room to see the model, which includes automatic chassis lubrication automatic radiator shutters starter on dash and four wheel brakes. Other Nash models like the twin ignition six and straight eight will be shown later when available.
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Beck
Nash
Nash Motor Company
Court Rules Inman Case Upholds Skelton Liability
Indiana appellate court ruled that Delta Tau Delta fraternity of Greencastle was not liable for Harold Inman’s hand injury while tearing down an old fraternity house. The court held Sam Skelton sole liable, noting he purchased the house before demolition. Inman, a high school student, was awarded about 2000 against Skelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Greencastle
Harold Inman
Sam Skelton
Fraternity
Industrial Board
Skelton
Inman
Borglum Indicted Elder J. W. Crane to Visit Gill Home
Elder J. W. Crane of Linnville will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gill on Anderson street this evening. The visit is announced in local notices and attendance is expected from area residents.
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J. W. Crane
Linnville
W. E. Gill
Anderson Street
Spanish War Veterans Picnic Planned at Knightstown
Spanish War Veterans from across Indiana will meet at Knightstown on Sunday for an all day picnic. They will tour the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Home and provide a fried chicken dinner for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Knightstown
Lai Re Orphan's Home
Bandits Elude Police After Night Holdup on National Road
Four bandits robbed a Pennsylvania tourist party on the National Road west of Brazil Brazil, fleeing with 450 dollars in cash and jewelry. Clay County officers pursued them, aided by local authorities.
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Brazil
INS
Pennsylvania
National Road
Here
Clay County
Bloody prison battle ends early today
Death toll in the Colorado state prison riot totals ten. Prison guards named Roy Brown Walter Rinker Elmer Idwin Johnny Elles Robert Wiggins Charles Shepperd John McClelland are among the dead along with convicts A M Davis Charles Davis Danny Daniels Jimmy Pardue George Riley and one unidentified Mexican. Damages and property loss estimated at 500000. Co conspirators in the riot are believed to have ended lives as well.
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Roy Brown
Walter Rinker
Elmer Idwin
Johny J. Elles
Robert A. Wiggins
Charles Shepperd
John W. McClelland
Bloodiest Colorado penitentiary riot ends in multiple deaths
Thirteen inmates and guards died in a sixteen hour siege at Canon City State Penitentiary as militiamen guards and peace officers battled rioters who had barricaded cell house No 3. Death toll rises to ten guards and four convicts with more wounded and $500000 in damages. Convict leader Danny Daniels reportedly killed himself as officers planned to blow the cell house.
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Canon City
Colo
INS
State Penitentiary
Colorado
Danny Daniels
Ring Feader
Jimmy Pardue
Daniels
Denver
Danels
A. H. Davis
Charley Davis
Leo W. Genty
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Charles J. Arnold
Coommon
P. M. Lafioner
New York
Hartsdale
Westchester County
Walker
Vanderbilt
Depauw Tigers
Bible School
James P. Hughes
Ms Herald
Fred Reising
C. L. Bodenhamer
Spencerville Bandits
Nash Auto
Gutzon Borglum
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
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