Say! Notes from C J Arnold and hunting plans
Charles J Arnold writes from Fillmore about Willis Wright and B ish Hughes with De Pauw football, mentions a trip to Oberlin, and shares a letter from Dr W A Moser about a hunting trip to Grants Pass Oregon. He plans deer hunting near their cabin in California with a mixed party and notes quail varieties and challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Moser
Belle Union
Hunters Paradise
Grant's Pass
Oregon
C.J
Cali
Harry Allan
Ott Webb
Putnam Co
Youth gets one to five years for chicken theft
Glenville Jackson 20, of near Darlington, sentenced to one to five years at Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton plus a $10 fine and two year disfranchisement after pleading guilty to petit larceny in Montgomery circuit court. He was jailed after a warrant for stealing six Plymouth Rock pullets from neighbor Lowell Cox, sold for under $6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenville Jackson
Darlington
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Montgomery
Jackson
Tom Rice
Frank Hitch
Lowell Cox
Crawfordsville Journal
Two Escaped Convicts Apprehended in Clinton Area
Oliver Kirkham and Howard Routh, both fugitives from Pendleton Reformatory, were captured while sitting in a stranded car on West Clinton road north of West Terre Haute. They were jailed in Terre Haute and to be returned to the reformatory. Kirkham, 23, from Clay County, and Routh, 22, a New Jersey native who had been brought to Indiana. Authorities credited a citizen with identifying the fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton State Reformatory
Terre Haute
Oliver Kirkham
Clay County
Howard Routh
Haimana
Ind
New Jersey
Indiana
Pendleton Reformatory
Reformatory
Joe Dreher
Richard Lark
Joe EB. Dreher, Jr
Vigo County
Clinton
West Clinton Road
West Terre Haute
Brazil
Demented Man at Large After Escape from Furniture Truck
Sheriff reports a demented man named John Coats of Auburn Indiana at large in Putnam County after escaping from a furniture truck on the National Road west of Putnamville Sunday night. Parrish, who helped drive the truck from Columbus, says the man fled after alcohol and could not be restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fiteljorge
John Coats
Auburn
Til
Putnam County
Putnamville
Biteljorge
Brazil
Parish
Columbus
Parrish
Tax collectors work delinquent taxes for county treasury
Robert Clauser and John Behrman special tax collectors are collecting delinquent taxes in this county for county treasurer Alva E. Lisby. The collectors also worked in this county last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clauser
John Behrman
Alva E. Lisby
Weather Forecast Predicts Slight Cooling and Light Frost
Fair tonight and Thursday with slightly cooler conditions. Local north and central portions may see light frost.
Two Hurt In Mt Meridian Collision
Four people injured in a head on crash on the National Road at Mt Meridian about 10 o clock Sunday. Mrs H R Vandiver and Mrs J A Walker suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized. The colored chauffeur A N Robinson was arrested on reckless driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Meridian
National Road
H. R. Vandiver
Terre Haute
Union Hospital
Mrs. Fisher Dies After Stroke in Indianapolis
Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Fisher 76 a native of Stilesville who died in Indianapolis after a stroke. Surviving are two children Allan P. Fisher of Indianapolis and Mrs. Duane Beach of Spencer, plus several half-sisters and brothers. She was known throughout Owen Putnam and Morgan counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
B. T. Fisher
Stilesville
Indianapolis
Belle Union
Fisher
Owen, Putnam
Morgan Counties
Tax error overpaid on Cloverdale poultry lots
Havens Bros and Poultry Co paid taxes on two Cloverdale lots they did not own since 1915. A claim for 318.12 dollars was approved by county commissioners after a survey by attorney Glenn H. Lyon revealed the error, with real owners also having paid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havens Bros., Poultry Co
Cloverdale
Havens Bros
Poultry Company
Glenn H. Lyon
Nazarene Church Group Meeting Opens With Song Service
A two day session of the North western Group of the Nazarene church begins tonight at 7 o clock in the local Church of the Nazarene. Ministers including Rev. J Quinn district superintendent and R H Whelan of Greencastle participate. The program runs through Tuesday with devotions sermons lectures missions and discussions featuring Rev C J Quinn Rev Orville Marsh Rev Harry Carter Rev J E B Cowatt Mrs C J Quinn Rev Earl Singharve and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Group
R. H. Whelan
Greencastle
Harry Carter
Clarence Todd
J. E. B. Cowatt
C. J. Quinn
Earl Singharve
Greencastle Masons Chapter No 22 Called Meeting
The Greencastle Masons Chapter No 22 calls a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m with M M and P M degrees. R P Mullins R W M and E F E Caldwell secretary present notices of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
R. P. Mullins
E. FE. Caldwell
20 Years Ago in Greencastle Mayor Race and Local Changes
John R. Miller won the Republican nomination for mayor by a 12 vote plurality with William McCloud second and E B Evans third. Frank Green named clerk candidate. Real estate transfer shows David E Badger to Oscar Thomas a lot in Greencastle for 2400 dollars. Winter Craigs depart for Guilford North Carolina for the winter. J P Allee bought Andrew J Bryan farm of 60 acres on Eel River joining a 104 acre farm he already owned. total 164 acres cost 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Miller
William McCloud
E. BE. Evans
Frank Green
David E. Badger
Oscar Thomas
Greencastle
J. P. Allee
Andrew J. Bryan
Eel River
Mr. Allee
Fall Goes On Trial Despite Illness in Oil Bribe Case
Albert B. Fall former Secretary of the Interior proceeds to trial on a $100,000 bribe charge linked to the Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve. Attorneys abandon bid for postponement citing illness and judge denies motion to dismiss the indictment as jury selection begins. Doheny sits in court to watch the proceedings, having loaned the money to Fall in a personal friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
FE. L. Doheny
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Fall
William Hitz
Frank J. Hogan
Mark Thompson
Pribery
Doheny
Mia. Falls
Local Couple Pairs and Independent Residents Named
Multiple couples and individuals from Putnam and Owen counties are listed with ages and occupations. Otto Ruble and Dicey Stevens from Poland are among the pairs, along with Delmer Ridding and Martha White in Greencastle. Other entries include Lamar King and Rosella Hathaway, Olus and Olus McAlinden, and Raymond Pence with Vivian Bandy of Cloverdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Ruble
Putnam County
Dicey Stevens
Poland
Delmer Ridding
Owen County
Martha White
Greencastle
Lamar Garold King
Greencastle Township
Rosella Hathaway
Charles McAlinden
Clinton Township
Olus McAlinden
Raymond James Pence
Cloverdale
Vivian Bandy
Bert Sandy
Boyds Divorce Granted in Putnam Circuit Court
William T. Boyd of Hendricks county was granted a divorce from Gertrude Boyd on cruelty grounds. Custody of a 14-year-old child was awarded to the plaintiff with the defendant ordered to pay $6 weekly support. Plaintiff may see the child at all reasonable times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Boyd
Putnam Circuit
House Quarantined Over Child’s Scarlet Fever Illness
Miss Renova Hubble, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hubble of 605 Maple Avenue, is very ill at home with scarlet fever. The residence has been quarantined to prevent spread of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renova Hubble
Lewis Hubble
Maple Avenue
Injured flier to resume training in Indianapolis
Sin clair Fain the pilot who was badly hurt in a Pendleton crash that killed Dent Arnold of Greencastle has been discharged from the hospital in Anderson Indiana. He will resume his course as a student flier at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Sinclair Fain
Pendleton
Dent Arnold
Greencastle
Indianapolis
The Hero Padre O'Neil Defies Guards at Prison Wall
Father Patrick O'Neil, a Catholic priest, twice risked his life to plant dynamite charges against the cellhouse wall to break a barricaded prison. He acted amid a mutiny as convicts surrounded the area, showcasing bold resistance and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick O'Neil
Three Convicts Suspected in Colorado Prison Riot
At least three convicts are questioned as officials pursue details of the Can on City prison mutiny of Thursday and Friday amid a bloodier outbreak in American jails. More than twenty others are watched for alleged roles while guards tighten security and liberties are suspended. Warden Crawford says no guards are suspected of conspiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Canon City
Colo
INS
State Penitentiary
Crawford
Escaped Pendleton Reformatory inmate captured in Shelbyville
Everett Claytor nineteen of Waldron was rearrested by Shelbyville police at his father Texas Claytor home after escaping Pendleton on September 12. He is serving two to fourteen years for issuing a worthless check after a prior Putnamville sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Everett Claytor
State Reformatory
Pendleton
Texas Claytor
Waldron
Clayter
Bush
Putnamville
Porter divorce suit filed in Putnam Circuit Court
Lucile M. Porter of Roachdale sues Alva V. Porter in Putnam Circuit Court for divorce custody of two children aged 11 and 7, and a restraining order to protect household goods. Married October 27, 1925 and separated October 5. Plaintiff alleges cruel treatment and unfounded accusations of other relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile M. Porter
Roachdale
Putnam Circuit
Alva V. Porter
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald Addressing U.S. Senate
Ramsay MacDonald, visiting Washington after agreeing with President Hoover on a London disarmament conference, addresses the Senate and pledges Anglo-American cooperation. He vows no future alliance with other nations and says war between Britain and the United States is impossible. He also attends a White House lunch and a state dinner with limited guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ramsay MacDonald
Hoover
London
Great Britain
United States
INS
Wll
White House
State
Peaceful Return From Camp Heralds World Harmony Effort
President Herbert Hoover and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald begin their journey back to Washington after a productive exchange at Presidential Camp Rapi Dan Va. The leaders mark the first step toward world harmony as discussions between them advance hopes for over half a billion people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S
Rapidan
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Hoover MacDonald Talks Yield Friction Progress In Talks
First official communique from Hoover and Ramsay MacDonald after weekend talks at Hoover camp states they reviewed potential friction and reported gratifying progress while conversations continue.
Paris London invite five nations to naval disarmament talks
An understanding is voiced and calls for peace with invitations to France Italy and Japan for a five nation round table on naval disarmament to be sent from London today. The conference is hoped to begin in the third week of January and may lead to an entente international and a world without war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Japan
London
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Charles J. Arnold
Willis Wright
Fillmore
Bish
Hughes
Oberlin
Ohio
Willis
Danny Daniels
Colorado State Prison
Daniels
Oliver, Kirkman
Hammond
John A. Walker
Brownswood
Texas
Senate Avenue
Tex
Putnam County Hospital
Edward Tetzel
Ohio Street
Terre Hatte
Vandiver
Walker
Tetzel
New York
St. Louis
Speed
Early
Nazarene Church
Howard Myers
F. Bureh
Orville Marsh
Floyd Reed
Jesse Town
Hk. A. Masons
Mrs. Winter Craig
Guilford, N.C
William T. Boyd
Hendricks
Hoover and MacDonald
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