Notre Dame expected to win by wide margin says Rockne
Rockne predicted Notre Dame would be defeated by 3 to 8 touchdowns by Carnegie Tech, yet the visitors trailed 21 to 6 at halftime. DePauw Tigers battled Wesleyan Huskies to a 13 to 6 final, with Wheaton highlighted for his runs as a standout on the DePauw squad.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Blackstock Field
DePauw Tigers
Finois Wesleyan
Bloomington
Tom Thumb Boys
DePauw
Fighting Tigers
Big Brothers
Nealites
Wheaton
Capital City Rabbi speaks at M E Church
Rabbi Morris M Feuerlicht of Indianapolis spoke to a large audience at the University vesper service held Sunday evening at the Methodist Church. He argued belief should be rooted in reason and touched on science, faith, and humanity’s search for a higher power.
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Capital City
M. E. Church
Morris M. Feuerlicht
Indianapolis
Feuerlicht
God
Second Good Will Sale Headed by Chamber Merchants
A second Good Will Sale will be conducted by merchant members of the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday November 12. It mirrors the October sale with each merchant offering one article at a very attractive price. Last sale was a success and all participants plan to join again. items offered will differ from the previous sale.
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Mercehant
Chamber of Commmerce
Mine Workers Leader Speaks for Gillen Campaign
Terre Haute Indiana October 18 John A Riddle of the United Mine Workers spoke on WBOW for the Democratic ticket and Courtland C Gillen for Congress. He attacked Interstate Commerce Commission freight rates and challenged Noble Johnson for not acting during six years in Congress. He urged voters to elect honest officers and Gillen to Congress to uphold party ideals and bring prosperity.
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Terre Haute
Ini
John A. Riddle
Ceneral Council
United Mine Workers of America
Alr
WBOW
Courtland C. Gillen
Congress
Riddle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kentucky
West Virginia
Noble Johnson
Wabash
Indiana
Nobe
Marriage License for Estel Rowings and Dena Seabee
Estel Rowings 25 a garageman of Greencastle region and Dena Seabee 18 a secretary of Green Castle obtain a marriage license in the local district.
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Estel Rowings
West of
Greencastle
Dena Seabee
Painting Display at Ladoga Library
Twenty seven paintings from the Herron Art Institute of Indianapolis are on display at the Ladoga library for two weeks with the aim that every resident will view them.
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Ladoga
Herron Art Institute of Indianapolis
Democratic Gains Loom in Indiana Election Outlook
International News Service reports Indiana faces a strong Democratic bid to win at least half the U S House seats. Louis Ludlow Arthur Greenwood and Harry Canfield look secure. Glenn Riswold and Courtland Gillen challenge others. Redistricting and drought relief failures weigh on Republicans.
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Indiana
Will Wood
Louis Ludlow
Tthe National Press Club
Arthur H. Greenwood
Harry Canfield
Hoover
John Boethe
Evansvill
Harry Rowbottom
GOPL
Albert Hall
Glenn Riswold
Noble Johnson
Courtland Gillen
Democratic nominee named to fill Greencastle vacancy
County clerk Ford Lucas announced that Thomas Sage of Greencastle township resigned from the Democratic ticket for the township advisory board. The Democratic committee nominated Columbus Christie of Greencastle township to fill the vacancy.
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Ford Lucas
Thomas Sage
Greencastle Township
Democratic Committee
Columbus Christie
Sage
Weather Forecast: Cold with Frost by Ohio River
Mostly fair and continued cold tonight and Tuesday with temperatures around freezing along the Ohio River. Light winds and clear skies expected as fronts hold steady.
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Ohio River
Counterfeit 50-Cent Coins Circulated in Indiana
U S Secret Service operative Charles Mazey in Indianapolis issued a warning about counterfeit 50 cent pieces circulating in Indiana. The coins allegedly use cheap black metal and aluminum plating, are slightly larger than genuine half dollars, and bear crude reproductions of figures and lettering.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Charles Mazey
U. S
Secret Service
Mazey
Series of Art Exhibitions at DePauw This Winter
DePauw University plans a winter art series featuring oils water colors and prints from leading American and Indiana artists. Highlights include Hoosier Salon works from Chicago with 36 international prints from the College Art Association and etchings lithographs and woodcuts from New York galleries. An artist guest will attend the opening to discuss art.
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DePauw Canpis
University
Alalu.w
Indiana
Chicago
College Art Association
New York City
Conseyists
New York
American Federation of Arts
Tuchade la Panting
Carl Graf
Edward Rector
DePauw
Two Die When Racers Clash In Air Crash Ends Eastern Meet
In Trenton New Jersey October 20 an air race between Row Mackie and George Zinn ended in tragedy at Mercer County airport. Both pilots died after Zinn's Ki plane clipped Mackie's left wing causing Mackie to dive and crash just outside the field. Zinn's craft then crashed on a hilltop in flames.
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Mercer County
Trenton
N. J
Mackie
George Zinn
Alley Stream
Rydol
Mackie and
Zinn
Aner ‘Dean Legion
Mackies
Robinson Family Reunion Celebrates 75th Birthday
The Robinsons held their annual reunion at Fillmore to honor A. R. Robinson on his 75th birthday. The event at the Clay Robinson home was organized by Mrs. Clay Robinson and others with about 60 family members from across the county and state attending as a surprise for Mr. Robinson.
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Robinson
Fillmore
A. R. Robinson
Clay Robinson
N. L. Robinson
R. Y. Robinson
Virginia Denny divorces over misidentified marriage ties
Mrs. Virginia L. Denny testified in Los Angeles that her marriage to Willard D. Denny was sparked by a thrill of meeting a Reginald Denny relative, later learning he was not related and that he was under legal age at their joint wedding in Mexico and Indiana. Records show the license issued January 9, 1929, for Willard Deony, 19, and Virginia Liveile Smith, 18.
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Los Angeles
Virginia L. Denny
Reginald Denny
Jones
Willard D. Denny
Denny
Tin Juana
Mex
Cloverdale
Indiana
Willard Denny
Ly Denny
Putnam County Court House
Willard Deony
Liveile Smith
Henry Smith
Rosemead
California
Kern Denounces Tariff With Crowded Greencastle Audience
In Greencastle on October 22 1910 John W Kern Democratic candidate for U S Senator spoke on the tariff issue to a packed Opera House crowd. Theta Almanac club members head to Brazil as guests of Mrs Stankard and Mrs McGaughey prepares a Woman's club paper. J A Throop to host Inter Se club gathering at Bloomington street residence. Gardner family plans move to Oklahoma City tomorrow.
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Opera House
John W. Kern
United States
Greencastle Theta Almanac Club
Brazil
William Stankard
McGaughey
Woman's Clube
J. A. Throop
Inter Se Club of
Bloomington Street
Schools Reopen in Greencastle After Holiday Break
Class work resumes in Greencastle and Putnam county after a two day holiday. Teachers return from attendance at the annual State Teachers' Association meeting in Indianapolis.
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Greencastle
Putnam County
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Farm Marketing School Set for Wednesday Evening
The Putnam county court house assembly room hosts the next Farm Marketing school meeting. Masterson in charge of state marketing schools will discuss hog marketing. Farmers from across Putnam county attend these sessions.
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Putnam County Court House
C. S
Masterson
Putnam County
DePauw Falls to Wesleyan In Hard Football Tilt
Wesleyan defeats DePauw 13 to 6 in a hard afternoon game on Blackstock field. Sweazey stars for Wesleyan with two touchdowns and a conversion, Wheaton and Ragsdale impress for DePauw amid a strong alumni crowd.
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Black Stock Field
Wheaton
Blackstock Flete
Ilingis Wesleyan
DePauw J &x
ED Sweasy
Old Gold
Inaree
Sweazy
Wesleyan
Hingis Jine
Stackhouse
Ragedale
Tigers
Chicken Thieves Target Farms Near Brazil County Line
Putnam county sheriff and deputies pursue chicken thieves troubling farmers east of Brazil. Walnut Chapel area reports the worst losses in years. Clay county reputation deters thieves. prosecutors pursue second degree burglary charges to avoid long prison terms. Blood hounds aid the effort as arrests rise.
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Putnam County
Brazil
Walnut Chapel
Clay County
Kenneth Miller
Tiffee
Pastors Set Annual Greencastle District Meeting
The Greencastle Methodist Episcopal district will hold an all day conference Tuesday at the Greencastle Church. Dr A T Briggs will preside. G Bromley Oxnam DePauw president and professors Hildebrand Bartler will speak on religious education and leadership. More speakers and a 1 30 pm business session follow with plans for district finances. Attendees include Sunday school leaders from the Crawfordsville district and local pastors.
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Greencastle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greencastle Methodist Church
Briges
G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw University
Cod. W. Hildebrand
Philosophy
University
Edward R. Bartler
Bol Beck
AH. Buckus
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
Backus
Oxnam
Hildebrand
Bars Tete
Relle Ois
Brigge
Crawfordsville
Death claims aged resident of Greencastle
Benjamin Turner age 79, lifelong Putnam county resident, died at home on Columbia street Sunday at 2 15 pm after years of ill health and tuberculosis. Surviving are his widow and four children. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the residence with burial in Putnamville cemetery. Mr and Mrs W N Evans of Cloverdale are visiting in Mayfield Kentucky with their sons Roy and Frank.
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Benjamin Turner
Putnam County
Columbia Street
Turner
Putnamville
Andrew Turner
Sam Brown
Fisher Austin
Walter Gardner
W. N. Evans
Cloverdale
Mayfield, Ky
Roy Evans
Frank Evans
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Eugene J. Cadoll
International News Service
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Oet
Charles Curtis
Bellater Simeon Peel
the Nation
Jones FE. Watson
Senate
Aleso
America
American Legion
Joseph Gardner
Oklahoma City
Okla
Parm Marketing School
Bodman Anson
Campbell Wheaton
Cook Crain
Sweazey
Wesleyan Old Oy
le Soars Oes
Sot
Weeleyan
Sweasey
Ewing
Rice
Stomt
Williams
Tomlinson
Campbell
Myers
McAnally
Mitchell
Hunger
Kaska
H /Bwearey
Davis
Prineton
Clark
McCay
Purdue
Chuecken
A. T. Briggs
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