Shots Fired at Mrs Tyler Klan Official in Atlanta
Five shots shattered Elizabeth Tyler’s bedroom window but missed the Ku Klux Klan official. A caller claimed the attackers would target imperial wizard Simmons next, prompting authorities to investigate without identifying suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRS. Tyler Klan
Atlanta, GA
Simmons
Atlanta
Elizabeth Tyler
Ku Klux Klan
Budks
The
Atlanta Constitution
Health lectures during festival at Putnam court house
O. T. Law of the State Board of Health will display tuberculosis prevention and cure in the court house corridor during festival week and give illustrated evening lectures in the assembly room. Putnam County residents are urged to view the display and attend the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Law
State Board of Health
Court House
Greencastle Falls Festival Displays Draw Crowds
Downtown Greencastle merchants rush to showcase handwork and prizes as the Fall Festival window displays go up. J E McCurry and J H Pinchford plush displays attract attention while Dunlavy Stoops features apples and prize plates. Brown Moffett lists potatoes. The Herald shows grape jelly. Allen Brothers and Trick Brothers feature cakes and canned goods. Stores prepare to win prizes as displays go in quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
J. E. McCurry
J. H .Pinchford
Dunlavy-Stoops
Brown Moffett Real Estate
Herald
Allen Brothers
Trick Brothers
Owner of Burned Atlas Mills Sees Incendiary Origin
Vincennes Ind Oct 11 Orville Stout owner of the Atlas flour mills destroyed by fire last night says a watchman inspected at 9 20 p m then made rounds of the Stout elevators and buildings which were fired while he was away Insurance on buildings and contents to about 125 000 Officials say the plant will be rebuilt a Southern mill will take orders for the territory meanwhile
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Orville Stout
Atlas Flour Mills
Stouts
Hoosier Man Dies En Route Home from Denver
Marshall Miller, 66, formerly of Bedford Indiana, died last night in Denver Colorado while traveling home to Terre Haute. He is survived by his widow and six children including son Gleen and daughters Dale Hegwood Sallie Reisner Nellie Miller and Pansy Roberts.
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Bedford
Indiana
Denver
Colorado
Marshall Miller
Terre Haute
Gleen
Dale Hegwood
Sallie Reisner
Texas
Nellie Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
Pansy Roberts
Wanted Column Offers Cent a Word Chance to Earn
A brief Herald notice promotes the paper's Wanted Column as a way for advertisers to earn money by placing short classified lines at a low rate. Readers are invited to submit copy and watch earnings grow with word count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Festival show delays opening due to license issue
Great White Ways Fall Festival postpones Tuesday opening after management fails to secure city license from City Clerk Dr. W M McGaughey. Clerk absent until evening prompts Wednesday night start. Council discussion follows as Harney and Chamber of Commerce oversee street permits and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great White Way
Georges. Harney
Chamber of Commerce
Harney
Mrs Julius Bryan Delegate at Large to National Convention
Mrs Julius Bryan and Miss Nell Browning returned home after attending the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion convention in Wabash. Miss Alta Crump also returned home from the convention. Mrs Bryan was honored by the auxiliary as a delegate at large to the National Convention to be held in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Bryan
Nell Browning
Woman's Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Wabash
Alta Crump
Bryan
Kansas City
Herald Classified Ad Column Offers Best Value
Readers are urged to seek maximum value from Herald classifieds. The feature highlights cost efficiency and practical listings across sections, guiding shoppers to compare prices and placements for smart, money saving choices.
Daily Herald subscription offer with grape jelly
A sales pitch invites readers to bring in grape jelly to receive a one year subscription to the Daily Herald. The ad suggests the glass could be the winner and urges early participation.
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THE
Daily Herald
the Daily Herald
Claud E. Gregg Heads Legion In Indiana Election
Claud E. Gregg of Vincennes failed to win state commander at the American Legion in Wabash Indiana. Dr. John Galpin and Dr. L. C. Sammons withdrew in his favor. Gregg received 215 votes while 261 were needed. Other officers named include Hunt Porter Ryan Henley and Switzer with delegates to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Claud E. Gregg
Vincennes
Neid
American Legion
John Galpin
Fort Wayne
L. C. Sammons
Sneioyville
Frank M. Meilaie
Logansport
Walter H. Unverson
Kokomo
Joseph D. O'Neill
Muncie
Charles Hunt
Jeffersonville
Exton Porter
Whiting
Oswald Ryan
Anderson
Frank H. Henley
Ralph Switzer
Seymour
Sam L. Morgan
New Palestine
Scott Shields
Brownstown
George W. Firewood
South Bend
Arthur J. Stone
Evansville
Frank M. McHale
A. C. Duddeton
Terre Haute
Local Socials Note Dinner Guests and a Wedding
Lafe McGaughey and family dined with James Clodfelter and son Fred. Mrs Otha Bales returned from Indianapolis Methodist Hospital. Willa Nichols and family visited Isaac Beckelheimer and wife. Earl Sutherlin and wife saw R C Sutherlin and wife at Russellville. W Blacketer and wife dined with Otha Bales. Afternoon callers included R C Sutherlin and wife John Rein and family Lafe McGaughey and family. Alfred Neerman and Miss Opal Vonner, both of Indianapolis, married near 2 pm by Rev Levi Marshall. they will reside in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe McGaughey
James Clodfelter
Fred
Otha Bales
Methodist
Indianapolis
Willa Nichols
Isaac Beckelheimer
Earl Sutherlin
R C. Sutherlin
Russellville
W. Blacketer
Bellmore Too
R. C. Sutherlin
John Rein
Alfred
Neerman
Opal Vonner
Levi Marshall
Christian Church
Seminary Street Improvement Bids Considered by City Council
Greencastle city council reviewed bids Tuesday night for Seminary Street paving. Edward F. Smith of Indianapolis, lowest bidder on both concrete and emulsified asphalt, appears set to secure the contract pending ten day resident petitions favoring asphalt.
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City Council
Indianapolis
Seminary Street
Dodge & Heiby
Greencastle
Edwin F. Smith
Hiatt Construction Company
Elwood
Edward F. Smith
Asphault
Smith
Common Council
City of
Catch Basins and Sewer Works Completed in Place
Inlets to catch basins completed in place each with unit price 15.00. Sewer manholes set to grade and cleaning and recovering culverts. Submitted respectfully by Edward F. Smith.
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Coe Seid
Indianapolis Street Improvements Prompt Court Challenge
On October 11 1921 Sem inary street property owners threaten an injunction to stop council plans to widen the street in two 9 foot strips citing unpaved gaps near interurban tracks. A fire hydrant project in Northwood is approved with a committee to choose location and long hose to reach adjacent properties. The council buys 500 feet of hose at 85 cents per foot from Bi-Lateral Fire Hose of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Seminary Street
Traction Company
Northwood
Council
Bi-Lateral Fire Hose Company of
Chicago
Phi Psi Hosts Greencastle Business Men at Chapter House
The Phi Psi fraternity entertained Greencastle business men at the chapter house on East Anderson Street. Guests enjoyed cigars and coffee as Coach Walker praised his Fighting Tigers and pledged best efforts for the upcoming DePauw vs Valparaiso game.
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Phi Psi Fraternity
Greencastle
Coach Walker
Fighting Tigers
East Anderson Street
House
East Anderson
Walker
Local men aid search for historic Ouiatenon fort site
Greencastle historians Jesse W Weik Ed Hamilton and others from the State Historical Society joined Lafayette and Crawfordsville members to locate the Ouiatenon fort on the Wabash River. The fort established by French traders was later destroyed in 1791 by General Wilkinson and U S Troops. a marker is planned.
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Jesse W .Weik
Ed. Hamilton
Greencastle
State Historical Society
George Harney
Ralph Donnahue
Rower Tea
DePauw University
Lafayette
J. N. Taylor
Emerson Ballard
Crawfordsville
Historical Society
Uie Wabash River
Mrs A H McPherson Returns to Toronto after Visit
Mrs A H McPherson who had been visiting Mrs Winter Craig and relatives here has returned to her home in Toronto Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McPherson
Sues Sheriff for 25000 Damages Over Boose Runner Raids
Plaintiffs Ray mond Adams and wife Elsa along with Minnie Fellows and Ralph Modisett sue Sheriff Lawrence Sears of Putnam County for 25000 in damages. They allege a September incident near Morton where two men signaled to stop, shots were fired, a tire and gas line were hit, and the group feared highwaymen. Elsa Adams seeks 10000 damages citing prior ill health and greater impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sears
Putnam County
Claycomb
Givan & Stump
Indianapolis
Hurst & Stoessel
Raymond Adams
Rockville
Elsa Adams
Minnie Fellows
Ralph Modisett
Raymond, Adams
Morton
Adams
Opening Hog Prices Steady and Then Down at Indianapolis Sale
Indianapolis hog receipts totaled about 7 000 with holdovers from Tuesday. Early sales opened steady at 8.65 with some at 8.75, later dropping 10 cents to 8.55 and bids around 8.50 for the run. Pigs 8.50 down, sows 7.50 down. fewer than 8 000 hogs sold. Cattle opened slow with indications of lower prices. calves steady at 15 for top kinds. lambs up 50 cents with top at 8.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clinton Falls Church Meeting Draws Many Attendees
The report notes a large gathering at the church led by Rev. Barnheart and Brother Ramey with services planned for Sunday morning and night. Local residents share visits and weekend hospitality including Goldie Bee, Sam Rhoten, Sarah Thomas, Ora Thomas, Joe Stages, and families in Bellmore and Reed households.
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Barnheart
Goldie Bee
Sam Rhoten
Sarah Thomas
Ora Thomas
Bro
Ramey
Joe Stages
Little Sons
Richard Reed
Bellmore
Carrie Ratcliff
Della Davis
Display of World War Relics At Shipley Window
John Arthur Friend’s relic collection from France and Germany is attracting much attention in the Shipley Jewelry Store window. The display features coins of every denomination, fancy works, pictures, army equipment and a variety of souvenirs.
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John Arthur Friend
France
Germany
Shipley
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Watson
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Kelly
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Kodak
Don Filis
Greencastle Housewives
Hoosier
Legion
Edna M. Barcus
Auxilliary
South Russell
Arlington
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Valparaiso
Hamilton
Clinton Falls
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