Surprises Mark Indiana Football Results Across State
Indiana beat Northwestern 7 6 in Indianapolis while Purdue held Iowa 7 0 in Iowa City. Illinois beat Butler 21 7 as Franklin and Wabash played to a scoreless tie. Notre Dame defeated Army 13 0 and DePauw beat Lake Forest 13 0. Franklin and Wabash drew, Culver won 20 9, Rose Poly beat Earlham 12 0. Notre Dame faces Princeton next.
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ARMY
Notre Dame
Indiana
Northwestern
Franklin
Wabash
Iowa
Purdue
Illinois
Butler
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Wisconsin
Michigan Aggies
Ohio State
Colgate
Culver Military Academy
St. Joseph's College
DePauw
Lake Forest
Rose Poly
Earlham
Rockne
West Point
Princeton
Indianapolis
I. A
Crawfordville
Vaughan
Feld
Iowa City
Quiet craps raid halts game at Legion Hall
Five men were slated to face Mayor Zeis after a quiet craps game in the American Legion Hall was raided Saturday evening. Only one participant was a Legion member who had invited the others. an officer was sent to stop the game. Cases postponed until Tuesday due to absence of the prosecuting attorney.
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American Legion Hall
Zes
American Legion
Legion
Thomas Sewell
Zeis
Glenn Lyon
Garrett and Scott wed at Locust Street Church Parsonage
Miss Jennie Gladys Scott of Fillmore and Louis Clay Garrett of Fillmore were married Sunday evening at 6 o'clock in a single ring ceremony at the Locust Street Church Parsonage. The couple will live near Fillmore where the groom is engaged in farming.
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Jennie Gladys Scott
Fillmore
Louis Clay Garrett
Locust Street Church
H. C. Clippinger
Pinchot Faults Prohibition Enforcement Statewide
Governor Pinchot says the dry law has failed due to lack of nationwide enforcement and political interference. He urges President Roosevelt to take direct charge, criticizing federal agents and the organizational chain from the President to the treasury. He cites Pennsylvania as an example of weak enforcement and proposes centralized executive control.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Washington
Citizenship Conference
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Tigers Win But Fail to Impress on Offense
DePauw Tigers defeat Lake Forest 13 to 0 on Blackstock field as Krumheuer and Irwin score for DePauw in the first half. The Tigers show solid defense but lack urgency in offense after a strong start, while Lake Forest’s line proves tough.
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DePauw Tigers
Lake Forest
Blackstock
Indiana
Tiger
Tigers
DePauw
Krumheuer
Irwin
Hauge Hirt
Priestman Fischer
Dickson Johnson
Solberg Diamond
Righ
Allenburg Pressler
Teller Addison
Plancher Ciaf
Herren Krumheuer
Lef
Beil Vandebark
Peterson Burton
Wulgate
Supobw
Forest
de Pauw
Vance
Addison
Omerod
Clark
Scales
Fisher
Nesbitt
Crabb
Burton
Vandebark
Adams
Krumheuver
Jacks
Dickson
James
Peterson
Roseman
Townsend
Bailey
North Greencastle Man Surrenders After Drunken Arrest Attempt
Squire Robert Newgent reports Robert Yopp appeared in his office Friday morning seeking a warrant for Yopp on intoxication. Yopp, intoxicated Sunday night, evaded Officer Sewell who tried to arrest him. Believing a warrant would be sworn, Yopp turned himself in early Friday and posted bond for a Saturday trial.
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Robert Newgent
Robert Yopp
North Greencastle
Newgent
Yopp
Sewell
Fox Hunters to Hold Meet in Robinsons Park
The Western Indiana and Eastern Illinois Fox Hunters association maps its first annual meet in Robinsons Park near West Terre Haute from October 22 to 26. Races and dog shows accompany contests for canines, with a closing dance and a large barbecue funded by Terre Haute businesses.
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Indiana
Illinois
West Terre Haute
Terre Haute
Eastern
Burglar Steals Trousers and Cash in Morning Break-In
Early Monday Mrs. James Moore on Ohio Street awoke to a burglar in the doorway. The intruder flashed a light struck at her and fled. He took Mr. Moore's trousers and about $534. No description could be given. search for the burglar and items continued through the day.
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Mrs. Moore
Ohio Street
James Moore
Mr. Moore
Rain Cancels Ball Game Between Greens Castles and Brazils
Rain forced the cancellation of the Greencastle Specials versus Brazil Elks game scheduled for Sunday at the Zine Mill diamond. Manager Ott Webb of Greencastle said a final arrangement for a potential makeup next Sunday with Brazil is not yet announced.
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Zine Mill
Ott Webb
Greencastle Specials
Brazil Elks
Webb
Brazil
Accidents on National Road End Sunday
Several crashes occurred on the National Road Sunday due to wet pavement. An Essex touring car skidded off near Mt Meridian and overturned. A Ford roadster was crowded off the road and demolished. Three other vehicles wrecked near Mt Meridian. Two cars collided at the State Road 52 intersection with National Road. occupants were badly bruised but none seriously hurt.
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Mt. Meridian
Officer’s shots miss Yopp as he flees in Greencastle
In Greencastle, Officer Thomas Sewell fires twice at Robert Yopp after Yopp knocks him down during an intoxication arrest near 9 pm. Yopp escapes, returns at dawn to surrender to Squire Robert Newgent. Trial set for Saturday.
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Young Yopp
Thomas Sewell
Robert Yopp
North Greencastle
Coatesville Rural Carrier Exam Offered November 10
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier exam to be held in Greencastle on November 10 for Coataville post office vacancies. Salaries range from 1800 annually on wagon routes up to 2600 on motor routes, with extra pay for mileage beyond 24 miles. Applications and forms available from local offices or Washington. Women eligibility restricted. widows of injured service members may be considered.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Greencastle
Coataville
U. S
Washington, D.C
Commission
Washington, D. C
Man Dies at County Farm near 4:45 Sunday
Robert Chambers aged 61 died at the County Farm Sunday afternoon. No relatives survive. Funeral services and burial were held at the Farm Monday afternoon at 2:00.
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Robert Chambers
Nine of Means family killed in Indiana train collision
A Big Four passenger train struck an Interstate touring car returning from church near Brookfield Indiana killing J W Means 69 and eight others. Byron Means 14 Madge Brinton 27 Mary Rosamond Brinton 7 Jessie McGuire 28 Marjorie Pearl McGuire 7 Golda Gaither 19 Martha Gaither 21 Jennie Means 49 and J W Means's son were among the dead. Roy Brinton survived.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Brookfield
Here
Madge Brinton
Means
Mary Rosamond Brinton
Jessie McGuire
Marjorie Pearl McGuire
McGuire
Golda Gaither
Woodlawn Avenue
Indianapolis
Martha Gaither
Roy Brinton
First Baptist Church of
Brinton
Byron Means
Hem
Coterie Delights Members With Saturday Meeting
The Coterie Club met Saturday afternoon at 724 East Washington Street with about seventeen members present. Miss Etta Adams led an engaging review of Forsythe Saga and club matters were discussed. Dahlias adorned the home and refreshments included date pudding whipped cream and hot chocolate.
Sherman Stiles Visits Hammond Parents on West Daggy Street
Sherman Stiles of Hammond visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fran Stiles who reside on West Daggy Street.
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Frank Stiles
Sherman Stiles
Indianapolis
Mr. Stiles
Everett Wells
Hammond
Fran Stiles
tDaggy Street
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FOX Hunters
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Ike
Allen Bros
Coatesville Rural Carrier
J. W. Means
London
Jennie Means
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