Assails Loan Company Suit in Fort Wayne
Mor ton 8. Hawkins head of Hawkins Mortgage Company and defendant in a Fort Wayne suit says the action seeks to injure the Welfare Loan Society. He claims the suit is not in good faith and aims to seize control, noting the Welfare Society’s strong finances and recent asset gains.
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Hawkins Company
Portland
Ind
Morton
Hawkins
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Fort Wayne
Welfare Loan Society of
Welfare Loan Society
Welfare Society
Hawkins Mortgage Company suit questioned in Portland edition
The Portland Republican notes the Ft Wayne suit against Hawkins Mortgage Company is not taken seriously in Portland where the home office is located and the firm is described as one of the citys biggest business assets due to its financial standing and reputation.
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Portland Republican
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Ft. Wayne
Indiana to Issue License Plates Through Hoosier Association
The Hoosier State Automobile Association will distribute license plates via eight Indiana offices, with plans to open more and add bureaus in nonbranch cities totaling about fifteen. Secretary M F Noblet says the move will speed license rates, reduce secretary of state overhead, and ease motorist service, urging more motorists to support the plan.
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Arangements
Hoosier State Automobile Association
Secretary of State
Indiana
M. FE. Noblet
Court House Still Without Any Heat
The court house remains without heat despite completing repairs on the heating plant. A missing small part needed to start the fires delays heating, and a rush order has been sent. employees continue to shiver meanwhile.
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Court House
Is YOUR AUTO CERTIFIED
A. G. Lupton president of the Hoosier State Auto Associationton warns that auto title law violations can lead to prison. He notes state police and peace officers will enforce rules to crack down on transfers without proper titles and on driving vehicles with mutilated engine numbers.
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A. G. Lupton
Hoosier State Auto Associationton
Ultimatum Demands Charles Handover and Abdication
Great Britain France and Italy deliver an ultimatum to Hungary demanding the ex Emperor Charles be handed over to the British squadron commander and his deposition proclaimed. The Little Entente warns of consequences if not obeyed and Charles again refuses to sign abdication.
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Budapest
Great Britain
France
Italy
Entente
Charles
Little Entente
Foreign Ministry
Tihany
Admiral Horthy
National Assembly
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Count Sigray
College Football Scores From Notre Dame and Nearby Games
Notre Dame defeated Indiana 28 to 7 while Iowa beat Purdue 13 to 6. DePauw routed Georgetown 67 to 0 and Michigan won 3 to 0 against Illinois. Centre overwhelmed Harvard 6 to 0 and Chicago defeated Colorado 35 to 0.
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Indiana
Iowa
Purdue
DePauw
Georgetown
Michigan
Illinois
Centre
Harvard
Chicago
Colorado
President of Central National Bank Arrives to Assume Duties
Fred L. O'Hair, newly elected president of the Central National Bank, has arrived from New York and begun his duties.
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Fred L. O’hair
The
Central National Bank
New York
DePauw Dominates Georgetown II In Muddy Battle
DePauw Tigers trounced Georgetown Kentucky 67 to 0 on a soaked McKeenfield. Maas, Myers, and Jangro led with multiple touchdowns as Ogden and Ellis added kicks. Georgetown fumbled and failed to mount a concerted drive.
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Jangro
DePauw
Pases
Georgetown
Tiger
Maas
Ogden
Yeager
Moffett
Ellis
Clark
Trunnells
Durham Diamond
Juett Dvaaercgl
Carter Davis
Bower Yeager
Shuff Mendenhall
Daniels Ogden
Beard
Baloff Rivers
Cane
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Daniels
Nash
Juett
Porter
Mickley
Pollock
Laplen
Lawson
Carter
Lauer
Dix
Presler
Yearer
Wilson
Winkel
Kepner
Diamond
Daugherty
Krumheuver
Fischer
Mendenhall
Laurel
Hirt
Havana Protests Rise Over Sacco Vanzetti Case
Proclamations in Havana threaten Gen. Enoch H. Crowder and the U S legation outraged by the Sacco Vanzetti case. Police arrest ten syndicalist suspects at headquarters as a special court prepares preliminary hearings.
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Havana
Enoch H. Crowder
United States Legation
Sacco-Vanzetti
Gen. Crowder
Walnut Creek changes course to curb flood damage
Andrew Hanna began a project west of town to straighten a bend in Walnut Creek north of the covered bridge on Walnut Street. Contractors Lon Gleason and John McCarty are digging a 500 yard ditch to divert the stream into a straight channel, reducing overflow and crop and fence loss on Black farm land.
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Walnut Creek
Andrew Hanna
Walnut Street
Mr. Hanna
Hanna
Lon Gleason
John McCarty
Democratic City Candidates Ramp Up For November Vote
City election voters will choose on Tuesday November 8 1921 The Democratic ticket lists Theodore Bees for mayor Wes Miller for clerk Asa Smith for councilman at large Ford Lucas and Mrs Lincoln Snider for councilman positions Hallie Browning for second ward Curry Inman for third ward and Harry Allen for fourth ward.
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Wes Miller
Lincoln Snider
Ford Lucas
Asa Smith
Hallie Browning
Curry Inman
Harry Allen
Diverse events mark today with festivals and conventions
Today features Hallowe en observances Nation al Apple Week kicks off Nevada celebrates statehood anniversary Ground broken for 2 million Liberty Memorial in Kansas City New England Association of Commercial Engineers convenes in Boston Georgia Florida Fair opens Valdosta Investment Bankers Association meets in New Orleans International Textile Exhibition opens in Boston President Harding greets Fred B Smith headed for world goodwill tour National Reform Association calls Christian forces to Washington conference on arms limits American Legion to hold four day convention in Kansas City Boxing card events listed for New Orleans Philadelphia Memphis Newark Hartford Brooklyn and York
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New England Association of Commercial Engineers
Boston
Valdosta
New Orleans
Investment Banker's Association of America
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Harding
White House
Fred B. Smith
New York
Federal Council of Churcdee
America
National Reform Association
Washington
Paris
American Legion
Wabash De Pauw Seat Sale Opens Thursday
Seats for the Wabash De Pauw football game set for November 19 at Washington Park go on sale Thursday morning at Claypool Hotel drug store. The sale is announced by Guernsey Van Riper, chair of the Indianapolis alumni joint committee. Fred Millis, manager, expects attendance to rival the Notre Dame Indiana game.
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Washington Park
Claypool Hotel
Guernsey van Riper
Indianapolis
Notre Dame
Hays to Probe $1,500,000 Mail Heist Causes
Postmaster General Hays orders an inquiry led by W. Irving Glover into failure to protect valuable mail that allowed bandits to rob a Broadway mail truck of 1.5 million dollars in securities and cash. Armed guards accompany future trucks from city hall to depots, with three to four motorcycle escorts.
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Broadway
Hays
W. Irving Glover
City Hall Station
Delta Theta Tau Meeting Set With Miss Cornelia Allen
Delta Theta Tau will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Miss Cornelia Allen at her home on East Seminary Street.
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Delta Theta Tau
Cornelia Allen
East Seminary Street
Booze runners wrecked trying to outrun sheriff near Greencastle
George Bates and Irwin Edwards of Indianapolis refused to stop when Sheriff Sears signaled them. Their Hudson struck road obstructions, tearing up a culvert, and overturned. 25 gallons of white mule found inside. Vehicle owner listed as Catherine Botto of Indianapolis. Bates and Edwards fined 100 dollars and 40 costs, 90 days in the State Farm.
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Hudson
Lawrence Sears
Sears
Indianapolis
George Bates
Irwin Edwards
Greencastle
Sam Hamm
John Hamm
Ralph Donnahue
Hartman Cross Roads
Hanna Cross Roads
Crawfordsfordsville
Hartman Road
State Road
Catherine Botto
East Northwood Street
Bates
Edwards
Bartley
Putnam Circuit Court Ends September Term
The Putnam Circuit court is enjoying its between term vacation this week as the September term ends today and the November term will begin on Monday, November 7. Mrs. Alice Ingram has returned to Poland after visiting W. A. Williams and family. Additional Local News on Page 2.
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Putnam Circuit Court
Alice Ingram
Poland
W. A. Williams
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