Gillen for Congress favored by voters in Green castle region
A political column by Charles J. Arnold argues readers should back Gillen for Congress, predicting strong showings in Vigo Clay Putnam Vermillion and surrounding counties. It notes farmer discontent with tariff policy and forecasts Gillen winning Vigo by ~5000, Clay by ~1500, Putnam by ~1000, and Vermillion by 800 with varied county shifts.
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Gillen
Putnam
Nob
Bird
Vigo County
Clay County
Putnam County
Vermillion County
Johnson
Hentreks
Parke
DePauw Choir Performs for Shrine Caravan in Indianapolis
The DePauw University choir of 25 voices gave a 30 minute program at the Shrine Caravan club luncheon in the Murat temple Indianapolis. Dr. Robert Guy McCutchan led the choir and a Greencastle automobile caravan brought them to the city. Over 250 people attended with plans for next Thursday’s principal speaker Paul C. Stetson and Arsenal Technical high school chorus selection.
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Indianapolis
Ind
DePauw University
Shrine Caravan Club
Murat Temple
Robert Guy McCutchan
School of Music
The
University
Greencastle
Indiana Theater
Paul C. Stetson
Arsenal Technical High School
Fillmore Nets Open Season Versus Roachdale Tonight
Two county teams meet on the Roachdale Floor for a season opener. Fillmore brings last year’s players and Roachdale also features several holdovers. Tipoff is scheduled for 8 o clock.
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Fillmore
Roachdale
Jean Stamper Fails In Jail Break Attempt
In Logansport Indiana Mrs Jean Stamper 19 remains jailed after a third escape attempt while awaiting transfer to the Indiana Woman's Prison for a bank robbery at Twelve Mile. She enlisted a 16 year old boy to set fire to a mattress causing smoke but no escape. Her husband Joel Stamper 22 serves 11 years at the State Reformatory for the same robbery.
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Logansport
Ind
INS
Jean Stamper
Indiana Woman's Prison
Here
Joel Stamper
State Reformatory
Greencastle Students Win Mid Course Honors
DePauw registrar Miss Vera Worth reports fifty eight students earned mid course honors this year. The group includes thirty one men and twenty seven women from Greencastle and features a revised requirement of sixty hours and twice as many points, with at least thirty of those points earned at DePauw. Six honorees are not enrolled this semester.
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DePauw University
Vera Worth
DePauw
Orian Acree
Greencastle
Max Bowman
Johanna Durham
Miss Margaret Dennis Joins University Music Faculty
Miss Margaret Dennis new addition to the University music school faculty appeared in chapel Friday. She sang several numbers in a rich soprano voice. Dennis graduated from DePauw in 1929 and did graduate work in New York last year before joining the DePauw faculty. Her home is Crawfordsville.
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Margaret Dennis
University Music School
Miss Dennis
DePauw Music School
New York
DePauw
Margaret Pearson Sage
Crawfordsville
Gillen Speaks to Democrats at Van Buren
Gillen the Democratic candidate for Congress spoke at Van Buren Ind to a packed crowd about economy and efficiency. He urged removal of waste and duplication in government and criticized convict labor competition with free labor while pledging businesslike methods and fair tax policy.
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Gillen
van Buren
Ind
Courthand
C. Gillen
Congress
Mr. Gillen
Democrat Party
Coolidge
Ralston
Indiana
Brazil factory to reopen next Monday
Brazil Indiana October 24 The American Vitrified Products Company announced the sewer pipe plant here will resume operations next Monday morning. About two hundred men will be employed.
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Brazil
Ind
INS
American Vitrified Products Company
Fugitive From 1928 Sentenced To State Prison
Clayton Rhodehamel, 48, jailed in Putnam county awaiting transport to Indiana State Prison at Michigan City after pleading guilty to escape in Putnam circuit court. He had been a fugitive since November 1928 after escaping from Putnamsville institution.
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Clayton Rhodehamel
Putnam County
Indiana
Michigan City
James P. Hughes
Putnam
Greencastle
Indiana State Farm
Cilbert Snider
Putnamsville Institution
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle Eleven to Meet Bloomfield in Key Home Game
The Greencastle high school eleven faces Bloomfield at Blackstock field this afternoon at 2:00. Bloomfield fields a veteran, strong lineup as the Cubs’ last home game of the season. Adjustments due to injuries shift Comstock to halfback and Williams to fullback with Beusman guiding lineup.
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Blackstock Field
Greencastle High School
Bloomfield
Cubs
Tiger Cubs
Greencastle
Jef
W. F E. Beusman
Tiger Cub
Comstock
Marshall Miles
Dusky
Everett Williams
Jets
Taylor
Bausman
Jones
Shonkwiler
Webb
Ison
Rockhill
Bolander
Williams
Godfrey
Drug stores sold and new shop opens in Greencastle
In Greencastle 1910 news Rollo Roberts and Albert Dagey purchase the Red Cross Drug Store from Belding & Co Sudranski & Co opens a new store on the west side of the square Mrs Fred Thompson and her baby daughter from California expect to visit Mrs Thompsons parents Mr and Mrs W 8 Hamrick An ad notes private or class dancing lessons with George Christie.
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Rollo Roberts
Owl Drug Store
Albert Dagey
Red Cross
Belding & Co
Sudranski & Co
Aquiare
Fred Thompson
California
George Christie
Rudolph Broda to Speak on League Sunday at University Vesper
Dr Rudolf Broda will address the League of Nations topic at the University Vesper Services Sunday night in the Methodist church. Organist Prof VanDenman Thompson will provide a fifteen minute prelude, with violin by Louise Palmer Walker. Broda, expert on international affairs, has lectured nationwide and taught at Antioch College since 1927.
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League of Nations
Rudolf Broda
Methodist Church
VanDenman Thompson
Teanre
Louise Palmer Walker
University Music School
Broda
Europe
Asia
South America
Aspre
University of Vienna
Africa
Australian
College Libres Des Sciences Sociales
Antioch College
United States
Greencastle
Danville Hotel Change Hands In Lease and Sale
Danville Indiana October 24 a deal transfers the lease of the County Fair building to G K Adams of Mulberry and includes purchase of hotel furniture. J W Shannon of Greencastle held the hotel lease. Mrs Bertha Airhart had managed the hotel. Charles F Baker who runs a local furniture store will become hotel manager after November 5.
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Danville
Ind
G. K. Adams
Mulberry
County Fair
J. W. Shannon
Grencastle
Bertha Airhart
Charles F. Baker
Buiding
Romance Language Frat Announces Pledge List
Phi Sigma Tata held pledging for two DePauw faculty members and seven students. Honorees include Mildred Dimmick and Louis Audre Vigneras along with Francis Cauble, Imogene Cooper, Lucile Hunt, David Kingman, Betty Snow, and Lucille Stewart. The society admits students after completing three years of study in French or Spanish.
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Phi Sigma Tata
DePauw University
DePauw
Mildred Dimmick
Louis Audre Vigneras
Francis Cauble
Chicago
Imogene Cooper
Greencastle
Lucile Hunt
Marion
David Kingman
Saugus
Mass
Betty Snow
Lucille Stewart
Losantville
Football score update from Greencastle Bloomfield game
First quarter score shows Greencastle 0 Bloomfield 0 with no further details available from readable text.
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Greencastle
Bloomfield
Moan-On Revue Leads Named for DePauw Campus Show
The Moan-On Revue executive committee selects leads Frances Patton of Mohamet HL will play opposite Thomas McNutt of Mattoon Lil in the two main parts Others include Louise Dobbins Danville H William Robertson South Bend Richard Crowder Attica Charles Tellsworth Minneapolis Minn Harry VanDuesen Scranton Penn Elaine Kenna LaPorte Mary Frances Shock Peru Ethel Graves Morocco and Paul Whitehouse Bluffton The revue centers on a floating bankrupt university with a princess and a college boy as leads. It will be staged late this semester following last year’s Founders and Benefactors day feature.
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DePauw University
Frances Patton
Mohamet
Thomas McNutt
Mattoon
Lil
Louise Dobbins
Danville
William Robertson
South Bend
Richard Crowder
Attica
Charles Tellsworth
Minneapolis
Minn
Harry VanDuesen
Scranton
Penn
Elaine
Patterson Guilty In Boone County Nuisance Case
Mrs. Anna Patterson, 52, of Thorntown, Ind., found guilty by a Boone circuit court jury of maintaining a public nuisance in a landmark ruling. She faces six months in the state prison and a $500 fine, with sentencing set by Judge Jolbn Wo Hornaday. The case arose after a Hyner raid targeting an alleged "boone joint" managed by Patterson, drawing church support for cleanup. A Mexican manager in the raid received an eight month sentence for possessing liquor illegally. This marked Boone County’s first nuisance conviction.
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Lebanon
Ind
Anna Patterson
Thorntown
Boone Circuit Court
Indianapolis
Jolbn Wo Hornaday
Patterson
State Farm
Boone County
Two Capital City Banks Closed in Indianapolis
State bank examiners took charge of City Trust Company and Postal Station State Bank to orderly liquidate assets for depositors. Dick Miller, former Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce president, heads both banks. Postal Bank assets were about 485000 dollars, with troubles from frozen assets and deteriorating real estate securities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Bank
City Trust Company
Postal Station State Bank
Dick Miller
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Postal Bank
A. ©.Brock
Miller
Luther F. Symons
Aiello Slain in Drive-By Fire Amid Chicago Gang War
Chicago reports that Aiello, ally of Moran and Zuta, was killed by a four‑direction machine gun ambush on North Kolmar Avenue. Police tie the hit to Capone and say Aiello was warned a week earlier. Presto is suspected of arranging the murder. Moran faces possible deportation after a vagrancy arrest.
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Joe Aiello
Bugs Moran
Windy City
Capone
Chicago
UINS
George ‘Bugs’’ Moran
Jack Zuta
Alphonse Capone
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Aiello
Zuta
Potice
Moranois
Bluff Lake
Ajello
Zute
Lingle
Alella
Kolmar Avenue
Alelle
Morris Frient
Slain
Patey Presta
Tony Lombardo
Lombardo
Unione Siciliano
Unione Sietliane
Presto
Highest
Alello
Eda
T Ie
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and on Saturday with no precipitation expected. Warmer temperatures are anticipated on Saturday, improving outdoor plans.
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Bob Dills
Bob
Aviation
Ott Webb
Ott
Court House
Bert Howard
Bert
Courtland C. Gillen
Noble Johnon
Terre Haute
Fifth
Watson
Penner
VP Caravan
High School
the Herald
Rudolph Broda
League
Thompson
Hevening
Welock
Charles RK. Query
Pootbalel
Indiana Womens Prison
Boone Court
Capital City
Overlord
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