Hershman Makes Plea For Dailey In Indiana Crowd
George E. Hershman a State Highway Commissioner and Democratic candidate for governor urged Indiana voters to back Frank C. Dailey in the upcoming election. He contrasted past Republican control with a call for honest, dec ent public life and highlighted Dailey as a fearless reformer who prosecuted a Michigan senator in a cited case.
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Williamsport
George E. Herchman
State Highway Commission
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Samuel M. Ralston
Latte House
Ralston
Leslie
House
Republican Party
Republican State Central Committee
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Commission
Frank C. Dailey
Indianapolis
Marshall and
DePauw crushes Evansville 43 to 0 on the road
DePauw University trounced Evansville 43 to 0 as Brandenburg scored twice including a 60 yard run and a 60 yard interception return. Dick led Evansville with strong tackling while Fritsch Garrett Baldwin and Brandenberger contributed on defense. Substitutions rotated in for both teams in the second half.
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Evansville
Ind
Greencastle
Evansville College
Read
DePauw
Brandenburg
Purple
Aces
Fritsch
Garrett
Baldwin
Brandenberger
Hughes
Ragsdale
Abel Firebaugh
Stoltz
Leach Howell
Centar
Hollis Bray
Lenon Niegarth
Dickman Johnson
Kuerr Gunn
Baldwin Hogan
Garrett Brandenburg
Berttns
Cass
Hogan
Melbourn
Scott
Cassidy
Spina
DePauw Back Brandenburg Made Star's Honor Roll
DePauw back Brandenburg was named to the Indianapolis Star weekly football honor roll after the De Pauw Evansville game. At season end Blaine Patton will select his mythical all state eleven from the weekly honorees.
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DePauw
Thousands greet Smith at Capitol in Indianapolis
Al Smith the Democratic presidential nominee drew thousands to Monument Circle and downtown streets in Indianapolis on Saturday during a two hour visit. He appeared on the Hotel English balcony and spoke to crowds and workers before visiting Thomas Taggart in hospital and addressing farmers and labor representatives at the Claypool hotel.
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Indianapolis
Monument Circle
al Smith
Union Station
Monument
Smith
Thomas Taggart
Methodist Hospital
Democratic Farmer and Labor
Claypool
Charles A. Greathouse
Indiana
Great Democratic rally sets stage for Atlantic seaboard campaign
Greathouse praised the party standard bearer amid cheers. Governor Smith urged restraint to save his voice for the battle ahead, declaring the next president would emerge from the event and that the demonstration left a strong impression on attendees.
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Greathouse
United States
Smith
Atlantic Seaboard
Portrait of a smooth faced man with beard story
Continuation B led him astray and suggests a mania for fraudulence before arrival. He was clever in conversation, well dressed, neat in appearance, and avoided morning shaving with a beard claimed for throat protection. The beard was removed in spring 1918, after which he appeared smooth faced according to a newspaper picture. An operator at Wallace mentions similarities.
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Wallace
Carnes Leaves Junction and Moves to Greencastle
The article notes Carnes kept orderly records and was well educated. In August 1913 he moved to Greencastle and was discharged by the Monon. He was relieved by Calviness around October 25, then left Wallace Junction as orders directed. He later joined the South Eastern and there were rumors of a shortage, which were denied.
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South Eastern
Cornered Bad Joe dies in three minute gun battle
Joe Davidson known as Bad Joe and pursued on two murder warrants is dead after a three minute gunfight with seven deputy sheriffs at Clair's fork of Leatherwood creek Whitesburg Kentucky. A $600 reward had been offered for Davidson dead or alive.
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Whitesburg
Joe Davidson
Kentucky
Joe
Clair’s
Leatherwood Creek
Davidson
Red Cross Reaches over 128000 Persons Nationwide
The American Red Cross reports more than 128000 people reached by its nutrition service in the past fiscal year. Indiana chapters served over 3100 individuals. Programs in schools and adult classes teach What to Eat for Health to combat malnutrition and its effects, with 122386 children and 6226 adults instructed.
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United States
American Red Cross Nutrition Service
Red Cross
Indiana
College Football Results Across Indiana and Midwest Teams
The week of games features Butler routing Indiana Normal 40 0 and Illinois edging Indiana 13 7. Purdue and Wisconsin tie 19 19, while Wabash blanked Georgetown 6 0 and DePauw trounced Evansville 43 0. Earlham defeated Franklin 7 0 and Hanover edged Rose Poly 6 0. Indiana Reserves beat Illinois Reserves 13 12 and Notre Dame Reserves shut out North Western Reserves 0 0. Concordia College defeated Decatur High School 37 0 and Manchester beat American College of Chicago 20 0. Valparaiso defeated Northern Illinois Normal 12 6. Eastern Illinois Normal topped Indiana State Normal 19 0. Big Ten results include Northwestern 7 Kentucky 0, Ohio State 19 Michigan 7, Iowa 61 Ripon 6, and Minnesota 33 Chicago 7.
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Indiana
Butler
Indiana Normal
Illinois
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Purdue
Wisconsin
Wabash
Georgetown
DePauw
Evansville
Earlham
Franklin
Hanover
Rose Poly
Northwestern
Concordia College
Decatur High School
Manchester
American College of Chicago
Valparaiso
Northern Illinois Normal
Eastern Illinois Normal
Indiana State Normal
Big Ten
Kentucky
Ohio State
Michigan
Iowa
Ripon
Minnesota
Chicago
Count Returns to England as He Proposes to Grandma
Continuation C reports the Count sending word home, asking Grandma to marry him and receiving her acceptance. An old fashioned dance closes the evening, with novelties between acts promised to create a peppy, entertaining show.
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England
Notice of Insolvency in the Charles Siddons Estate
In the Putnam Circuit Court No 6869 the judge found on October 11 1928 that the estate of Charles Siddons deceased is likely insolvent and will be settled accordingly Creditors are notified to file claims for allowance with the court clerk at Greencastle Indiana Witness the Clerk and seal of the court FERD LUCAS Clerk W M Sutherlin Atty October 16 1928 October 16 228
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Charles Siddons
Putnam Circuit Court
Sach
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
W. M. Sutherlin
Ether Frolics Led to Modern Anesthetic Discovery
Berkeley report cites medical student “ether frolics” as key to discovering ether as an anesthetic. Dr Mary F. Kavanagh notes early experiments by students including Dr C W Long of Jefferson Georgia in 1842, when anesthesia for painless surgery began.
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International News
Berkeley
Cal
Mary F. Kavanagh
University of California Hospital
Journal of California and Western Medicine
C. W. Long
Jefferson, Ga
Boy 16 Fatally Shoots Self in Accidental Tragedy
In Lafayette Indiana a 16 year old schoolboy identified as Tudder was fatally wounded when a revolver discharged accidentally. He was transported to St Elizabeth hospital where he died.
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Milburn McCarty
Eastland
Tek
al Smith
Milburn
Boy
Lafayette
Ind
Herman Tudder
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Speech on government business relationship outline
In his speech moment, continuations trimmed sections to fit. The final form will run roughly an hour and center on the relationship between government and business.
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Burton
Ewing
Parkey
Himmer
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Ricketts
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Spitzmiller
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Miller
Carnegie Tech
Gilbert Ogles
Putnam County
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