Davis in Terre Haute Draws Huge Rally Attendees
Terre Haute hosts John W. Davis on Monday October 13 at 8 pm with an expected 25 000 visitors. Davis travels from Crawfordsville Lafayette Logansport Greencastle arriving by train around 7 pm. The stadium seats 16000 with temporary capacity to 95000 and floodlights. A large turnout from nearby towns includes Brazil Clinton Sullivan Paris Marshall Rockville with special rail and interurban service.
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Terre Haute
Ind
John W. Davis
General Committee
Davis
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Logansport
Greencastle
Fair Grounds
Clem Shaver
Samuel M. Ralston
Lincoln Dixon
Indiana
Charles Greathouse
John S. McFadden
John S. Rawley
John Brill
J. F. Hughes
Edward Flynn
James B. Riggs
Thomas Taggart, Jr
Evans Woolen
Arthus, Hamrick
John E. Cox
Indianapolis
Mr. Davis
Brazil
Clinton Sullivan
Paris
Marshall
Rockville
Mae Wilton
America
Dixon
Democratic Governor Candidate Profile: Dr. McCullough
A short sketch profiles Dr. McCullough born 1871 in Sheboygan Wisconsin. He moved to Indianapolis 1888 and studied at Rose Polytechnic before earning his medical degree in 1895. He served in World War I rising to colonel and led Mobile Hospital No. 11 earning Croix de Guerre. He held staff roles at St. Vincent and Methodist Hospitals and was active in Congregational Church.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Oscar McCullough
Plymouth Congregational Church
Rose Polytechnic
Terre Haute
Atlas Engine Works
Emerick Furniture Company
Cleek Mobile Hospital No. 11
Mondidier
Argonne
St. Vincent Hospital
Congregational Church
Shenandoah Flight Planned From Lakehurst Hangar
The Shenandoah dirigible was to leave its Lakehurst hangar at sunrise to moor briefly at the mast before heading west to Fort Worth Texas and then the Pacific. Weather delay prompted a last minute cancellation of the planned mast mooring tonight.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Air Service
Fort Worth
Tex
Pacific Ocean
Zachary Lansdowne
Enrollment in Religious School Opens at High School
The new Community School in Religious Education began Monday night at the High School with 112 enrolled at 8 o clock and more expected. Professor Bartlett leads the program with courses on teaching religion and the Life and Teaching of Jesus. The effort marks the first year such courses have been offered and plans extend over three years.
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Bartlett
Bundy
Jesus
Mark
Eckhardt
Disappointing Dawes Tour Serenades Indiana Visits
Oct 6 Indiana reports show General Dawes attracting small crowds in Terre Haute Greencastle Crawfordsville and Lafayette with 1500 to 2500 at Lafayette and only 4000 in Fort Wayne. Democratic rival John W Davis drew 15000 in Bloomington two weeks earlier prompting Republican leaders to worry about election day results. State officials Wald and Kealing accompanied the tour amid the lukewarm reception in industrial agricultural regions.
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Indianapolis
Dawes
Indiana
Terrc Haute
Greencastle and Crawfloresville
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
John W. Davis
Wald
Kealing
Pillow Slips Returned to Owner After County Fair Mix-Up
A pair of pillow slips on display at the county fair, taken through error, were returned to the county agents after the fair ended Tuesday morning. The Herald notices the incident and reports the corrective action.
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Herald
John W. Davis to Speak Here in Putnam County
The Hon. John W. Davis Democratic candidate for President will address Putnam County at 1 o'clock Monday October 13 at Monon station. Senator Ralston and other Democrats plan talks on October 24 and various dates across the county with Harvey Harmon Olive Belvon L WII Robert Bracken George Merrison Francis scheduled for different towns.
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New Stadium
Greencastle
Putnam County
Monon Station
John W. Davis
United States
Ralston
Senator Ralston
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
Indiana
Russellville
Olive Belvon L&wii
Robert Bracken
State Auditor
Bainbridge
GEORGE @MERRSON FRANCIS
Chicago
Excellent Pictures Taken by Local Men During Fair Week
Excellent photographs of stock parades dog show and horse show were taken during fair week by R P Mullins and James Bittles. The pictures are creating much interest now that the fair is over.
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R. P. Mullins
James Bittles
Suit for divorce filed by M V Brown in Putnam Circuit
Maurice V. Brown of Greencastle files in Putnam Circuit Court for divorce from Hazel Brown. He cites marriage January 7 1922 and separation in March 1922 with grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Maurice V. Brown
Greencastle
Putnam Circuit Court
Hazel ‘Brown
Local Women Attend Riley Memorial Hospital Dedication
Mrs James L Randel and Miss Lelia Walls traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday for the Riley Memorial Hospital dedication exercises. They belong to the women s committee led by Mrs Thomas R Marshall which oversaw women s activities for the event. Mrs Marshall hosted a luncheon at noon Tuesday in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel for committee members.
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James L. Randel
Lelia Walls
Committee For Women
James Whitcomb
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Riley Memorial Hospital
Randel
Miss Walls
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Riley
Claypool Hotel
Hanover College to face DePauw Tigers at Black Stock Field
Hanover College will travel to meet the DePauw Tigers next Saturday on Black Stock Field. The kick off is scheduled for 2 30 oclock.
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Hanover College
DePauw Tigers
Black Stock Field
Oren Hall Defended in Damage Suit Over Car Collision
John J. Appel of Indianapolis seeks 400 dollars from Oren Hall of Putnam County for damage to Appel’s Dodge Coupe on the Rockville road. Appel says Hall drove at over 30 mph and collided with his parked car west of Indianapolis.
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Oren Hall
Putnam County
Farn
Roachdale
Indianapolis
Hall
Appel
Hazel Turner Granted Divorce for Cruel Treatment
Hazel Turner formerly Hazel Skelton was granted a divorce from Ora Turner on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment by Judge James P. Hughes Tuesday morning in Peer Bin iis.
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Hazel Turner
Hazel Skelton
James P. Hughes
Ora Turner
Ralph Knoll Names Finance Committee in Fifth District
Ralph Knoll appointed by the Democratic State Committee to oversee the state campaign fund in the fifth district has named assistants to solicit and collect funds in Putnam County. The appointees are Mrs. Dave Wright O G Webb C C Hurst W L Denman and Fred V Thomas.
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Ralph Knoll
Democratic State Committee
Dave Wright
O. G. Webb
C. C. Hurst
W. L. Denman
Fred V. Thomas
Putnam County
Hog Receipts Rise at Indianapolis Stockyards
Hog receipts total 6,500 with prices 5 to 15 cents higher. Hog sale general range 11.40 to 11.65, pigs up 25 cents to 10.75. Lights 10.25, heavies 9.75 to 10.00. Cattle steadier in parts, calves steady at 13.00, sheep steady with best lambs at 13.00 down.
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Indianapolis
Shenandoah Begins Flight to Pacific Coast
The Shenandoah airship left Shenandoah Field at 19 a m for a Pacific coast flight with a first stop at Fort Worth Texas due Thursday morning. The weather was sunny with slight haze as the craft circled the field and turned south for a route over Wilmington Baltimore Washington Fredericksburg Atlanta Birmingham and across Louisiana toward Fort Worth.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Pacific Coast
Ft. Worth, Tex
Naval Air Station Field
Wilmington
Baltimore
Washington
Fredersburg, Va
Atlanta
Birmingham
Louisiana
Ft. Worth
Suit to partition land in Buis estate filed in Putnam
Doreas E. Cline and others sue Louella G. Dobbs in the Putnam Circuit Court seeking partition of real estate owned by the heirs of the late Elisha A. Buis. The case centers on farmland in eastern Putnam County.
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Doreas E. Cline
Putnam
Louella G. Dobbs
Elisha A. Buis
Putnam County
Business Men's Smoker at Phi Psi Frat House
Phi Kappa Psi invites Green Castle business men to attend the fourth annual Business Men's Smoker at the fraternity house on College Avenue Thursday evening October 9 at 7:50. The event, held each fall for four years, is a well anticipated town gathering with the fraternity as hosts.
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Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Greencastle
College Avenue
Phi Psi
Riley Hospital Turned Over to Indiana Today
The James Whitcomb Riley hospital for children in Indianapolis was formally turned over to the State of Indiana by the Riley Memorial Association. Dr. Bryan accepted the gifts for the citizens of Indiana as the dedication followed the seventy fifth birthday observance of James Whitcomb Riley. Three hospital units were dedicated with more planned to reach capacity for about 3500 children annually.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley Memorial Association
L. C. Huesmann
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Riley Hospital
Indiana University School of Medicine
M. L. Hines
First Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis
Bryan
Hoosier Haven
Walter Jessup
University of Iowa
Finley
Women’s Committee
Claypool Hotel
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Curtis A. Hodges
James W. Foster
Brookhart Attacks Coolidge and GOP Leaders in Iowa Speech
Emmetsburg Iowa October 6 Senator Smith W Brookhart Republican of Iowa denounces President Coolidge and GOP leaders as controlled by Wall Street and the nonpartisan league in a farmers festival address Brookhart rejects leaving the party and faults the Coolidge machine over issues from Esch Cummins to ship subsidies He accuses the President of opposing investigations into corruption and supporting Newberryism while championing farm and labor interests.
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Emmetsburg
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Coolidge
Republican Party
Financial Powers
Nonpartisan League of Wall Street
Brookhart
Charles Dawes
Wall Street
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Kenyon
Hanna
Penrose
Newbury
League of Wall Street
Senate
Luther Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Gibson Motor Co Sues Howard Dean and Rex Crask for 80 56
The Gibson Motor Co of Indianapolis files in Putnam Circuit Court for judgment of 80.56 from Howard Dean and Rex Crask former garage partners. Dean now owns the business after purchasing Crask's interest. Judgment sought on an account for accessories and parts.
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Gibson Motor Co
Indianapolis
Putnam Circuit
Howard Dean
Rex Crask
Dean
Crash
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