Death threats target U S officials in France over Sacco case
Paris reports a communist plot to retaliate if Sacco and Vanzetti are executed. Threats hit the American reparations and passport offices and consulates in Paris Bordeaux Lyons Marseilles. Police guard buildings while Ambassadors receive protest letters.
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Paris
France
Sacco
Vanzetti
American Reparations Commission
Passport Bureau
Alexander M. Thackara
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Lyons
Place de L’etoile
Rue Desi
Mareilles
Thackera
Lillie
Merrick Case
Herick
Chalons-sur-Marne
Bandits Rob Bank in Rain of Bullets in Ontario
Four masked bandits robbed the Bank of Toronto in Wyom ing Ontario this afternoon with about 14000 dollars. They held staff and customers at gunpoint, forced to lie on the floor, and locked in the vault while one clerk raised the alarm. They escaped in an automobile as residents fired upon them. no injuries reported.
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Wyoming
Ontario
Bank of Toronto
H. Lambert
Vera McIntosh
Ronald Brown
Brown
Boy Who Killed Sweetheart Seeks Death Penalty
Ray Parse, 17, jailed in Terre Haute awaiting trial for murder of his 16 year old sweetheart, writes Governor McCray requesting the electric chair. He says he does not want to live and insists on death rather than life imprisonment. The alleged homicide occurred when the girl visited his home on her way to work.
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Indiana State Capitol
Ray Parse
Terre Haute
McCray
Parse
Therfore
Four Bandits Rob Wawaka Bank in Indiana Heist
Four men in a large touring car robbed the Wawaka state bank of 1500 dollars in broad daylight. Assistant cashier Fred Schwab was struck with a gun butt and the robbers fled toward Goshen while a bystander fired at the car. Insurance covers the loss. state and local police search for the trio with one getaway driver remaining in the vehicle.
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Wawaka
Ind
Indiana
Wawaka State Bank
Fred Schwab
Clyde Clepper
Chester Wiichti
Wall
Schwab
Goshen
Claude Givens
Zock
Lagrange
American Banker’s Association
George Poppy
Charles W. Schwab
Hold Up Men Take $12,000 From Paper Mill Chief
Philip McRea, superintendent at Jessup & Moore Paper Co in Wilmington, was robbed today while carrying about $12,000 for payroll. Two bandits armed with pistols held him up on the way to the pulp works.
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Wilmington
Del
Philip McRea
Jessup & Moore Paper Company
Funeral of Mrs Amanda Randel Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs Amanda Randel wife of Harry M Randel of the city was held at 1 30 Friday afternoon at the North Jackson street home. Rev Levi Marshall of the Christian Church conducted the service. Interment followed at Union Chapel cemetery near Morton with many friends and relatives in attendance.
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Amanda Randel
Harry M. Randel
North Jackson Street
Levi Marshall
The
Christian Church
Union Chapel Cemetery
Morton
Hallae en masks seen in downtown store windows
Display windows of downtown merchants showcase Hallae en masks and garb as All Saints Eve nears. The upcoming celebration brings festive attire to shoppers and promotes local commerce.
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Hallae’en
Local contractor returns from Geneva trip
W. H. Heiby from the Dodge and Heiby firm returns to Greencastle after a business visit to Geneva Indiana.
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W. H. Heiby
Dodge & Heiby
Greencastle
Geneva
Indiana
Greencastle Gas Company Continues Rates After 1920
The Greencastle Gas Company received authorization from the State Public Utilities Commission to continue the rates set November 27, 1920 for one year beyond November 27, 1921. The order, approved October 18 after a hearing on October 14, extends the rates until further order.
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Public Service Commission
Utiliy Company
Greencastle Gas Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Utilities Commission
Marriage of Miss Irene Hammond and Dr Quay Saturday Afternoon
The marriage of Miss Irene Hammond daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Hammond of this city and Dr W M Quay of Tiffin Ohio will be at 3 30 o clock Saturday afternoon at the Hammond home on South Indiana Street. Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs C P Lesh Mr and Mrs Fred Hoke Mr and Mrs Perry W Lesh and Mr and Mrs Cushman Hoke of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hammond
Isaac Hammond
City
W. M. Quay
Tiffin
Ohio
Hammond
South
Indiana Street
C. P. Lesh
Fred Hoke
Perry W. Lesh
Cushman Hoke
Indianapolis
Bridge Party Hosts Honor Hurst and Grimes
Mrs. C. C. Hurst and Mrs. Virgil Grimes entertained at a bridge party on East Franklin Street with nine tables in use. Out of town guests included Mrs. Badger Williamson of Indianapolis and Mrs. Charles Bridges of Fincastle. prizes went to Mrs. C. W. Martin and Mrs. Harry Smith.
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C. C. Hurst
Virgil Grimes
Hurst
East Franklin Street
Badger Williamson
Indianapolis
Charles Bridges
Fincastle
C. W. Martin
Harry Smith
Lone bandit robs Dominion Express car in Canada
Official check shows the lone bandit who robbed the Dominion Express car on the Canadian Pacific train between Moose Jaw and Swift Current yesterday obtained 3919 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Dominion Express
Canadian Pacific Railway
Moose Jaw
Swift Current
Requisitions Issued for Two Auto Thieves
Armed with papers signed by Governor McCray deputies Sam Hamm and Ralph Donnehue departed to fetch Richard Branch and Frank Jenkins, held in Madisonville for stealing the R. P. Moore automobile in Greencastle last Saturday night. The youths reportedly confessed to Kentucky officers and were arrested when their car broke down near Madisonville. Jenkins has lived with parents in Madison township west of town, while Branch’s exact identity is not known locally.
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McCray
Sam Hamm
Ralph Donnehue
Greencastle
Richard Branch
Frank Jenkins
Madisonville
R. P. Moore
Kentucky
Jenkins
Madison Township
Opening g106 Prices Lift at Indianapolis Livestock Sale
Indiana receipts show hogs 7,500 with 700 holdovers from Thursday and 600 cattle 400 calves 500 sheep and lambs. Hogs rose 25 to 40 cents with top at 8.50 and most lightweights at 8.40. 10 am shows 5,000 to outsiders likely to clear. Cattle dull with 25 to 50 cent drop. calves steady at 12.00. sheep and lambs steady with best lambs at 7.50.
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Indianapolis
Herald Want Ad: Rentals and Deeds Prompt Local Notices
The Herald invites readers to browse the Want Ad column for rental listings and sale notices. Seekers and sellers can place small classified notices for housing, goods, lost or found items, and personal services.
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the Herald
Could Not Sing Star Spangled Banner Hangs Alleged Punishment
Mill Creek township faces uproar over reports that Broad Park teacher Versal McCammack punished three pupils who could not recite the Star Spangled Banner with a dog chain around their necks. Investigations ordered as prosecutions, dismissals, and other actions are discussed by county officers.
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Mill Creek Township
Versal McCammack
Broad Park
Evangelist Barnette Discusses Modern Life and Lot's Wife
Evangelist Barnette compares Lot and Abraham with modern life from Luke 17 32. He notes Lot chose the plains toward Sodom, while Abraham’s wife aided him. Lot’s wife sought worldly society and her daughters sought popularity, illustrating contemporary temptations.
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Evangelist Barnette
Sodom
Abraham
Lot
Silent Saints and City Morals Cry for Truth
The speaker laments modern vice and urges church and public leaders to oppose crime and immorality. He cites Lot as a model of quiet witness against evil and warns that pride and silent complicity threaten families, towns, and nation. He condemns alcohol, sex appeal in entertainment, and calls for bold proclamation tonight.
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Lot
America
Fathers
Four University of Chicago Students Die In Train Car Crash
Milford Illinois October 21 four University of Chicago students were killed when their auto collided with a Chicago and Eastern Illinois train near a sid ing box cars blocked the view. One student Walter Reeden Chicago seriously injured. driver Herschel Hopkins Oregon Illinois escaped.
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Milford
Louis Roberts
Chicago
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
University of Chicago
Roberts
Princeton
Harold M. Skinner
Oak Park
Ill
Stanwood Johnstone
Minneapolis
Thomas Morrisay
Herschel Hopkins
Oregon
Walter Reéden
Hopkins
Recclan
All-State Orchestra Performs for Indiana Teachers Association
Prof R C Sloane of Greencastle High School directs the All-State orchestra of fifty pieces drawn from Indiana high schools. The ensemble played at 1 30 p m in the Metropolitan auditorium after a 10 30 a m rehearsal at the Capitol city's Y W C A building. A lead magazine photo will reproduce the group. John Watts of Logansport and his son Charles visit Greencastle. Watts notes his ice cream business produced 50 000 gallons last season. Mrs L C Cramp will visit Bloomington this weekend.
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R. C. Sloane
Greencastle High School
Indiana State Teacher's Association
Metropolitan Auditorium
Capitol City
Indiana
United States
John Watts
Logansport
Charles
Greencastle
Mr. Watts
Cass County
Watts
Strike Plans Pushed After Board Failure
Chicago October 21 The United States railroad labor board admitted failing to avert a strike after talks with five unions. Plans for a general walkout begin October 30 as carriers rush to prepare. Union leaders said no halt to the strike and no plan offered to suspend it.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Warren S. Stone
L. F E. Sheppard
T. C. Cashen
W. G. Lee
W. S. Carter
Labor Board
Brotherhoods
Switchmen's Union
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U.S
Sweetheart
DR. Quay
Wrs. Hurst
Mrs. Grimes
Bridge
R. Moore Ford
Treacher
Jasper N. Dalby
L. C. Cramp
Bloomington
Agnes Thomas
Jessie Barie
St. Louis, Mo
Henry O’hair
H. M. Randel
C. L. Cherry
Royal Vacuum Cleaners
Mr. Cherry
John Cherry
Curtis DeRodes
Toledo, Ohio
Delta Zeta
East Hanna Street
Lela Walls
Teacher's Institute
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