Hearing of Telephone Rate Case Near Greencastle
The Greencastle Telephone Co. seeks higher rates in a petition filed with the Public Service Commission of Indiana. A hearing is scheduled for Thursday November 3 at 10 30 in the Greencastle courthouse with city officials expected to oppose the rate hike.
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Public Service Commission
Greencastle Company
Greencastle Telephone Co
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Court House
Greencastle
Lobo the cattle killer wolf slain by hunter in Arizona
Lobo the notorious Arizona wolf known for killing Herefords was killed by a government hunter. After years of depredations across Kingman area ranches the 78 pound wolf fell to a single rifle shot, ending a costly reign and saving thousands in stock.
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Lobo
Arizona
Arizona Plains
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agrculture
Kingman
Plains
Six Rail Unions to Decide Strike Move Next Monday
Six railroad unions will vote in Chicago on Monday to decide whether to strike after members rejected a 12 percent wage cut. Over 600 general chairmen from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, the Order of Railway Conductors, the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees, and the Federated Shops Crafts gather for the decision. A separate Montreal report notes failure to reach agreement on the 12 percent wage reduction on Canadian lines.
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Chicago
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Order of Railway Conductors
Witchmen's Union of North America
Federated Shops Crafts
Montreal
King Alexander Guests Millerand at Elysee Luncheon
King Alexander of Jugo-Slavia, recovering from illness, dined with President Millerand at the Elysee palace in Paris. Premier Pachitch departed Belgrade for Paris to confer with the king and is expected to return with him, though a date is not fixed.
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Paris
Alexander of
Jugo-Slavia
Millerand
Elysee Palace
Belgrade
Pachitch
Alexander
American Legion and Auxiliary Banquet and Dance
Members of the American Legion and the Woman's Auxiliary enjoyed a banquet and dance in the Legion Hall on Thursday evening. Auxiliary ladies prepared the food and long tables displayed appetizing dishes. Special guests included Coach and Mrs. Fred Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Merriam, and Mr. and Mrs. Crans of DePauw University. Coach Walker spoke after the supper as Poncello's Symphony Orchestra provided music and dancing continued into the night.
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American Legion
Woman’s Auxilliary
Legion Hall
the Auxilliary
Fred Walker
Ned Merriam
Crans
DePauw University
Coach Walker
Poncello
Symphony Orchestra
Hoover urges early recovery pace at industry dinner
Secretary of Commerce Hoover told the American Manufacturer's Export Association the economy shows springtime recovery with easier credit. He noted rising bond prices and lower rates, cautioned the nation is not yet in a boom, and cited gains in textiles, coal, iron, steel, shoes, and construction. He warned foreign exchange volatility harms trade and urged nations to balance budgets and curb inflation to restore stability. He called for community action on unemployment recommendations.
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New York
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
American Manufacturer’s Export Association
Federal Reserve
Herald Adverts Classifieds Prove Advertising Power
The Herald promotes its classified ads with emphasis on circulation reach and effectiveness for sellers and buyers. Readers are encouraged to test the ad pages for value and response in this period.
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Herald
Laurits Swenson Again Named U S Envoy to Norway
President Harding nominated Laurits 8 Swenson to be minister to Norway. The Minnesota banker and real estate man, 56, previously served as American minister to Denmark and Switzerland and to Norway before 1913. He was in diplomatic service from 1897 to 1913.
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Washington
Laurits
Swenson
Minnesota
Harding
Norway
Denmark
Switzerland
Masquerader World Tour Stops In Indianapolis
Guy Bates Post and Effie Shannon star in The Masquerader at the Shubert Murat Theatre October 17 18 19. The touring company features luxury scenery electrical effects and dual stage mechanics. Post's troupe, praised for hits in Australia and Europe, presents a tale of wealth and power with John Chilcote and John Loder in a clash of roles and identity. Indianapolis is the sole city in the state to host this world tour.
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Guy Bates Post
Effie Shannon
Indianapolis
Richard Walton Tully
Shubert-Murat
Post
Australia
Europe
John Chilcote
John Loder
Chilcote
Loder
Morphia
Brock
Memorial Drive For James Whitcomb Riley Hospital
The state observes Riley's birthday with extensive school programs. A statewide campaign to raise funds for the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children runs from Riley’s birthday to October 28, endorsed by the State Board of Education. The hospital will serve Indiana children free of charge, with about 10,000 in need of hospital care.
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Riley
Indiana
James Whitcomb Riley
State Board of Education
Riley Memorial Association
Limit on Hunting Licenses Advocated to Conserve Big Game
The Biological Survey projects over 5,000,000 Americans will hunt this fall. It urges uniform laws and a capped license plan for big game, assigning annual quotas per district based on available game, to prevent extinction and balance local needs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
America
Department
Department of Agriculture
Wine Classified Ad Seeks Best Results for Herald Column
A wine sale advertisement aims to secure top response in the Herald classifieds. The ad urges readers to act quickly, promising selections and favorable terms for buyers placing orders through the newspaper column.
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Herald
Football 10 Take Stage On M'Kee n Field
Transylvania University comes to Greencastle to face Coach Walker's Mystery team in the first home game of the season at McKeen Field. DePauw aims to rebound after a setback at South Bend as a large crowd is expected and reserved seating is arranged for business leaders.
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Transylvania
Greencastle
Walker
Mystery Boys
McKeen Field
PENNSY PUTS REPAIR SHOPS TO WORK
Pittsburg October 6 Robert Ek McCarty general manager of the central region of the Pennsylvania railroad announced 450 men would be put to work at once in the shops at Pitcairn and 165 at the Conway shops. They will be employed in car repair work and re employed in other railroad centers as details are worked out.
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Pittsburg
Robert Ek. McCarty
Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitcairn
Conway
Samuel Rea
Philadelphia
Clay County Supt. Salary Fixed At 2100 Per Year
The boards fixed county superintendent J. Riley McCullough's salary at 2100 annually with an 800 yearly deputy allowance usable only when an assistant is employed. Earlier, the county board of education set 2400 and the county council 2000, with a joint meeting held to decide the matter.
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J. Riley McCullough
Board of Commissioners
County Board of Education
Brazil
Pell Shade Marriage Bridals In Indianapolis Hotel
A wedding was held at 4 p m yesterday at the Spink Arms in Indianapolis uniting Blanch P Pell daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Pell Harmony and John Ivan Shade of Kokomo Indiana Rev George Grose of DePauw University officiated. The ceremony featured an altar of palms and yellow and white chrysanthems. The couple will tour cities including New York Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and Pittsburgh before settling at 897 West Walnut Street Kokomo.
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Spink- Arms
Indianapolis
Blanch P. Pell
Alfred Pell
Harmony
John Ivan Shade
Kakomo
Indiana
George Grose
DePauw University
Shade
New York City
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Pittshore
Kokomo
West
Walnut Street
Brazil Times
Marriage License for Maddox and Boswell
Charles F. Maddox of Rockville and Orpha Boswell of Greencastle obtain a marriage license. William C. Woolley, 55, of Evansville and Forrest Chappel, 26, of Finnsville are listed in the notice.
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Charles F. Maddox
Rockville
Ind
Orpha Boswell
Greencastle
Tod William C. Woolley
Evansville
Indiana
Forrest Chappel
Finnsville
Owl Drug Store Premium Offer Correction
The Owl Drug Store announces a corrected premium list for the Fall Festival. The best blackberry jam earns a two year guarantee hot water bottle, while a second option provides a one year guarantee hot water bottle.
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OWL Drug Store
Owl
Women Jolf Positions So Men May Have Jobs
Anderson Indiana October 7 officials of the Remy Electric Company dismissed seven women Thursday because their husbands are employed in the Remy factory. A canvass is being made to provide work or part time for men of families, especially World War veterans, to avoid depriving other families of jobs.
Educator Pegrava to Speak at Nazarene Church
The Rev. Dr. George A. Pegrava of Mason City Iowa visits Pastor Chas F. Pegram and will speak each evening at 7 30 starting tonight and continuing through Sunday at the Nazarene Church. Pegrava is described as an eminent scholar with six degrees and a strong spiritual presence inviting citizens and students to attend.
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George A. Pegrava
Mason City
Lowa
Chas. F. Pegram
Nazarene Church
Pegram
Methodist Episcopal Church
Opening hog prices steady to 100 higher at local market
Indianapolis receipts show hogs 8 000 cattle 500 calves 850 sheep and lambs 300. Prices opened steady to 10 cents higher with general sales 8.50 to 8.69 top 8.65. Pigs 8.35 down sows 7.00 down. Cattle steady to strong calves up 50c to 1, lambs 95c higher, sheep steady at 8.25 down 5.50 respectively.
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Indianapolis
First District W R C Convention in This City
The Woman's Relief Corps Number 23 hosts the District Two convention in this city on October 12. A full day program begins at 9 o clock with talks by national and department officers, an address of welcome by Hon James T Denny, and reports, rituals, elections, and committee work. Dinner will be served at noon.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Entertaining Corps
James T. Denny
Edwina Dawson
Danville
Indiana
Greencastle High to Publish General Information Booklet
The Greencastle High School commercial department under Superintendent Kelly and Principal Glidewell will publish a booklet detailing teachers programs registers class schedules the high school building plan fire drill outline and other affairs. Miss Zella Adams leads the department. The booklet will be on file in the principal's office and distributed to visitors and interested parties. Columbus Day flag ceremonies will open national holiday observances with the flag displayed at the front. The first basketball game of the season is two weeks away against Lizton as Coach Rhea prepares the team.
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Kelly
Glidewell
Greencastle High School
G. H
Zella Adams
Riley
Memorial Hospital
Rhea
Lizton
Court News Suit Filed Against Thomas H Morris
The Vonnegut Hardware Co. through attorneys Samuel W. Lee and Fraei Indiana has fled suit on account against Thomas H Morris. The plaintiff asks judgment against the defendant for 269.08.
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Vonnegut Hardware Co
Samuel W. Lee
Fraei
Indiana
Thomas H. Morris
Restiff
Defendent
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U. S
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