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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
2
The Greencastle Herald lists obituary charges at 1 per obituary with a 5 cent per line addition for text. The notice also identifies address and publisher Charles J. Arnold with publication daily afternoons except Sundays at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street.
A compact roster enumerates Indiana state officers and congressional candidates including Governor Carleton McCulloch Lieutenant Governor Samuel Foster Secretary Charles Wagner Auditor Charles Hughes Treasurer George De Hority Attorney General George Sunkel Reporter Wood Unger Judge Elbert Swain Judge John Reidelbach Superintendent Adelaide Baylor and Representative Charles Batt along with Treasurer Otto Webb.
A report from Ottawa outlines an Imperial Wireless Teleg raphy plan led by Sir Henry Norman to create a chain of imperial wireless stations. Initial cost about 500000 dollars annually, linking Leafield Cairo Windhuk and colonies with India Asia and Australasia. service to Canada possible. The system would use therionic valve tech and be governed by a four member wireless commission under post office engineering teams.
Paris Excelsior lists Russian nobles who have taken varied livelihoods in France and beyond. Former guards officer K. Trokowieff now clerks. General Nicolaieff drives a motor lorry. Princess Metsehestsky decorates homes. Count Paul Ignatieff runs a dairy farm near Marts. Prince Goudachel resides on a central France farm. Dorosheffsky and others operate a motor repair shop in Dur. Some aristocrats work as taxi drivers. many live in Switzerland and England pursuing milder toil.
Three rainbows appeared over Honolulu at dawn as Hawaii marked the twenty second anniversary of lowering the flag and raising the Stars and Stripes. In Barley Pennsylvania Mrs Veter Harkins was struck by lightning in an attic, injuring her and burning the house causing $500 damage.
Miss Leona Yeazell was appointed deputy sheriff of Clark County Ohio with approval by Judge Geiger of the common pleas court. This is believed to be the first appointment of a woman deputy sheriff in the state.
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