US Labor Board Blocks Railroad Strike Action
The United States Railroad Labor Board assumed full jurisdiction to prevent a national rail strike. It ordered unions and carriers to defer any walkout pending a conference set for October 26, with a decision not to be announced before October 30. The board also ordered Tremont & Gulf railroad in Louisiana to rescind an open shop.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railtway
Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
International
Great Northern
Texas
Anno Hhh
TAO Men’s
Tremont & Gulf Railroad
Louisiana
Miss Irene Hammond Weds Dr Walter Quay in Home Wedding
Miss Irene Hammond became the bride of Dr Walter M. Quay at 3:30 PM in the Hammond home on Indiana Street. The ceremony, officiated by Dr W W Sweet, featured a ring service, Mendelssohn music, and a champagne luncheon followed by a motor trip. the couple will reside in Tiffin, Ohio after December 1.
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Irene Hammond
W. M. Quay
DR. Sweet OF
Depauw
Isaac Hammond
Indiana Street
Irene
Walter Quay
Tiffin
Ohio
J. M. Quay
W. W. Sweet
DePauw University
Quay
Tiffin Ohio
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Cincinnati
C. P. Lesh
Fred J .Hoke
Perry Lesh
Cushman J. Hoke
Helen Lesh
Charlotte Tesh
Nila Edmundson
Indianapolis
News Tip Prompt From The ie Herald
A request for tips to the ie Herald from readers and subscribers seeking quick, snappy news tips. Call or send news items to help secure timely coverage.
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Ie Herald
Advertising on State Roads Ordered Removed in Indiana
Indiana State Capitol October 21 1921 The state highway commission ordered removal of advertising signs along the state highway system by July 1 1922 Signs directing routes detours or railroad crossings will stay but advertising signs must be removed The commission acted because most signs are at crossroads blocking views of intersecting highways and have caused accidents Lawrence Lyons director said
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Indiana State Capitol
State Highway Commission
Lawrence Lyons
Reverend Hootman Called to Stilesville Church for Third Year
Rev A M Hootman who has past two years as pastor at Stilesville Christian Church was unanimously asked to return for a third year in a letter received that morning The second year will finish January first and the pastor has been successful and well regarded in the church and community
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A. M. Hootman
Stilesville
Indiana Traction Lines Prepared If Railroad Strike Hits
Washington October 21 The Post Office Department plans to keep mails moving by using Indiana traction lines to supplement rail service. Second Assistant Postmaster General Shaughnessy said daily newspapers will have mail priority and traction systems will be extended where railroad service is deficient. Indiana already relies on traction for mail in some areas, a role he expects to expand.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Shaughnessy
Indiana
Greencastle Teacher Is Secretary Treasur er
Indiana State Teachers Association English section named officers at Meridian Street M E Church. Mabel Goddard of Indianapolis is president Haven McClure of Frankfort is vice president and Bess Sanders of Greencastle is secretary treasurer. The meeting urged dramatics to enrich school and community life fostering democratic student participation.
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Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Meridian Street
M. E
Mabel Goddard
Indianapolis
Haven McClure
Frankfort
Bess Sanders
Greencastle
Indianapolis News
Traction Company Sees Record Week During Teacher Convention
The local division of the T. H. I. & E. traction line reported a record week due to the Indiana Teacher's Association annual convention. The company operated several special cars to manage the surge.
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T. H. I. & E. Traction Line
Indiana Teacher's Association
Traction Company
Mrs. W. D. Torrance Elected Indiana Club President
Mrs. W D Torrance of Evansville won the Indiana federation of clubs presidency by a large margin at the state convention in Muncie Indiana. Mrs William Zeller of Brazil was chosen second vice president with other officers named including Mrs Rank J Sheehan of Gary corresponding secretary and Mrs Charles P Dramond of South Bend treasurer. The convention also discussed the Fauntleroy home purchase at New Harmony and voted to appoint a committee to guide the project though no funds were pledged at once.
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Muncie
Ind
W. d. Torrance
Evansville
Indaina Federation of Clubs
William Zeller
Brazil
Rank J. Sheehan
Gary
Charles P. Dramond
South Bend
A. J. Dillon
Rochester
E. C. Rumpler
National Federation
Torrance
Conservation Committee
Parent Teachers Association of
New Harmony
Rubinstein In Concert Pleases Large Audience
Arthur Rubinstein, a world renowned pianist, gave a recital in Meharry Hall at eight o clock Friday night to a large enthusiastic audience. The Greencastle crowd heard one of the finest performances, presented under the De Pauw School of Music. A women�s league meeting at College Avenue Church was postponed indefinitely.
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Arthur Rubinstein
Meharry Hall
Mr. Rubinstein
Greencastle
Donner
Methodists to Convene Three Day Indiana Convocation
The Methodist Episcopalans of Indiana plan a three day convocation November 8 to 10 with five to six thousand delegates expected. Delegates from hospitals colleges and Wesley foundations join ministers for sessions and district seating led by district superintendents. The DePauw University choir will perform and Bishop Leete will address the gathering in Green Castle and other Indiana cities.
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Methodist Episcopalians of
Indiana
F. D. Leete
State Council
Wesley
North Indiana
Northwest Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
DePauw University
Robert G. McCutchan
Greencastle
B. M. Tipple
Rome
Italy
Leete
London
Europe
State Gathers Strong Turnout for Convention
Officials from districts including Richmond Munice Logansport Kokomo Wabash Fort Wayne Goshen report wide interest and expect full district participation before the State Convention.
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Trict
Richmond
Indiana
J. A. Beatty
Munice
F. A. Hall
Logansport
Kokomo
W. B. Freeland
Wabash
W. W. Martin
Ft. Wayne
A. G. Neal
Goshen
Warsaw
Reata Vaughan Weds Robert Stoner in Danville Ceremony
Miss Reata Vaughan daughter of Mr and Mrs O P Vaughan Greencastle Indiana and Robert Stoner son of Mr and Mrs Lycurgus Stoner Greencastle were married this afternoon in Danville Indiana. The couple accompanied by witnesses Ralph West and Eileen Browning left for Indianapolis after the ceremony. Stoner is eighteen and the bride nineteen both Greencastle graduates with Stoner earlier on the G H S basketball team.
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Reata Vaughan
O. P. Vaughan
Robert Stoner
Lycurgus Stoner
Greencastle
Danville
Indiana
Ralph West
Eileen Browning
Greencastle High School
Stoner
Indianapolis
Hog Receipts Steady to 10 Cents Higher at Indianapolis Market
Hog receipts reached 8000 with steady to 10 cent higher opening prices. Outside buyers paid 8.40 to 8.50, top 8.60 for good hogs, later local killers at 8.25. Pigs 8.75, sows 7.50. Local killers bought 3000 hogs. outside buyer totals unavailable. Cattle trading slow and weak priced. calves steady to 0 lower with good to choice 11.00 to 11.50. sheep and lambs nominal with good mixed lambs at 7.00.
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Indianapolis
Notable Confession Sermon At Locust Street M E Church
Locust Street M E Church invites all to Sunday school at 9:30 led by Jesse McAnally with classes for all. Morning worship follows at 10:40 on the subject A Notable Confession. An afternoon children’s sermonette and joyful music accompany services. Junior League meets at 2, Epworth League at 6:30, and evening worship at 7:30. W F M Society branch meets in Terre Haute with delegate remarks and visitor welcome.
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H. C. Cliplinger
D. D
Jesse McAnally
Epworth League
W. F. M. Society
Terre Haute
Auxilliary
Maple Heights M. E. Church Events and Local News
Grace Black leads Sunday School at 9 50 with a 7 30 pm service. Mrs. Black speaks, welcome extended to all. Mrs. Mose Boone shows illness, Mr. Boone and daughter plan to travel to Indianapolis. Sam Pickel visits Greencastle. Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge meets Monday at 8 for initiation and shower. Paul Albin resigns as Democratic county committee secretary. The Herald Classified Ad is advertised.
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Grace Black
Mose Boone
Indianapolis
Bee Hive
Rebecca Lodge
Nelile O’hair
N. G
Fiona Crawley
Paul Albin
Democratic Central Committee
Otto O. Dobbs
School Board seeks removal of Greencastle grade crossing
The Greencastle city and township Consolidate a school board filed with the Indiana Public Utilities Commission a petition asking Vandalia railroad and the T H N E Traction Co to abolish the grade crossing at Almeda east of Greencastle on Washington street pike. The crossing where road and two tracks meet is deemed highly dangerous with many student crossings daily.
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Greencastle
Corwin & Guillen
Indiana Public Utilities Commission
Vandalia Railroad
T. H. N. & E. Traction Co
Almeda
Washington Street Pike
Abe Martin on Autumn Colors and Freight Rates
The column quips that Jack Frost has little to do with the season's colors and complains about ongoing freight-rate mentions after paying high prices for goods.
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Jack Frost
Let Contracts for Two County Bridges
County commissioners in a special meeting let the repair contracts for two bridges damaged by high water. Rooker bridge in Jackson township awarded to William Mahoney for 687.50 dollars. Baumunk bridge in Washington township awarded to Isaac Skelton for 267 dollars.
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William Mahoney
Rooker
Jackson Township
Isaac Skelton
Baumunk
Washington Township
Roachdale Electric Signs Transit of Clinton Plant Power
The Roachdale Electric Company contracted with Wabash Valley Electric Company on October 8 to supply Roachdale Bainbridge North Salem Barnard Russellville Waveland New Market and Brown's Valley from the Clinton plant. The Roachdale plant will be held in reserve and the Ladoga plant abandoned. Electricity will come via the Clinton Greencastle line with a new Greencastle Bainbridge line to distribute to the towns. Completion is expected by January 1 1922.
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Roachdale Electric Company
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Clinton
Indiana
Roachdale
Bainbridge
North Salem
Barnard
Russellville
Waveland
New Market
Brown’s Valley
Roachdale Company
Ladoga
Greencastle
Walker and team arrive home tonight
The DePauw football team returns from playing St. Louis University this afternoon. They will reach the city at 10 o'clock on the Rig Four train No 20. Coach Walker, O'Brien, and the student athletic managers Simpson, Stoner, and Don Carpenter accompanied the twenty two player squad.
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DePauw
St. Louis’ University
Arive
Walker
Missouri City
O'Brien
Simpson
Stoner
Don Carpenter
Ruben Day Visits Mt Meridian City Today
Ruben Day of Mt Meridian traveled to a city today for an unannounced visit showcasing regional ties. The event highlighted Day’s engagement with local communities and drew attention from residents and observers.
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Ruben Day
Mt. Meridian
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U. S. Labor Board
Miss Hammond
DR. W.M. Quay
Hootman
Stilesville Church
the Herald
John B. Thunder, Esq
Bud
Mrs. Zeller
Federated Clubs
Evere
Chopin
Methodists
W. FE. McKenzie
F. K. Dougherty
LaFayette
A. G. Leazenby
Crawfordsville
H. L. Davis
W. IL. Wylie
Bloomington
J. Ff. O’haver
Vincennes
J. S. Ward
M. A. Farr
New Albany
L. T. Freeland
Seymour
C. E. Bacon
W. M. Whitsitt
Greensburg
J. M. Walker
Connersville
Somerville
Maple Heights
M. E. Church
Sam Pickel
Herald
Ities Commission
Almeda Crossing
Corwin & Gillen
Abe Martin
Roachdale Electric CO
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