The Herald Greencastle Details History and Operations
The Greencastle Indiana Herald provides publication details including its lineage as Star and Democrat since 1858. It lists offices at 17-19 South Jackson Street, staff including Charles J. Arnold LeRoy Bee Roy Evans, and contact information with subscription rates for Putnam County and outside areas.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Fears Motherhood Woman Dies by Poison on Indiana Campus
Jacob Massey, nightwatchman on the Indiana university campus, is jailed as investigators probe the death of his wife Dora Massey 22 who died after taking poison. Dora bought medicine at a drug store then talked with her husband on the campus before swallowing the poison at home and dying six hours later. The couple moved to Bloomington from Tulip Arkansas two years ago.
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Bloomington
Ind
Jacob Massey
Indiana University
Monroe County
Dora Massey
Massey
Tulip
Ark
Greensburg Armory Roof Becomes Air Marker
Greensburg Indiana is now air marked with the city name in blazing white on the National Guard armory roof at Lincoln and North streets. The mark is one of 34 air markers painted statewide. The 16 by 6 foot letters are visible from 2000 feet altitude.
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Greensburg
Ind
INS
National Guard
Lincoln
North Streets
Adjutant General of
Indiana
Washington Man Hangs for Murder of Daughter
Wallace C Gaines a World War veteran from a Seattle family was executed at Walla Walla State Prison for killing his daughter Sylvia whose battered body was found on Lake Union two years earlier. He spoke once, saying he was sorry he had been drinking, and went to the gallows calm.
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Washington
Walla Walla
Wash
INS
Wallace C. Gaines
Seattle
Sylvia
Lake Union
Gaines
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Allen Leads Veterans Bureau for Democratic Campaign
Major General Henry T. Allen, commander of the Army of Occupation in Germany, heads the Veterans Bureau for the Democratic National Committee. He praised Governor Smith and said veterans will be heard on policy. Allen also served in Paris talks and led the 90th Division at St Mihiel and the Argonne Meuse.
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Henry T. Allen
Army of Occupation
Germany
Veterans’ Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Allen
John J. Raskob
Smith
General Allen
Veteran's Bureau
Raskob
Great Britain
Paris
Harding
United States
Ninetieth Division
St. Mihiel
Argonne-Meuse
Rhine High Commission
Farm head defends bolt in 1930s political clash
The letter war over farm relief centers on Governor Hamill of Iowa and George N. Peek of Illinois. Peek defends the North Central conference action backing the equalization fee while Hamill accuses overreach and political obstruction by Hoover era officials.
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Houston
George N. Peek
Moline
John Hamill
Iowa
Peek
Hamil
Smith
Hamill
Peck
Mr. Peck
Congress
Heads Women in Industry Agnes Hart Wilson Runs
Agnes Hart Wilson of Blossburg Pennsylvania campaigns in the sixteenth Pennsylvania District asserting support for Governor Smith. She praises his pledge to aggressively enforce the Prohibition law and states it is repented or modified.
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Agnes Hart Wilson
Blossburg
Pennsylvania
Contrasg
Smith
Sun Fo predicts unified China through trade and reform
Dr Sun Fo son of Sun Yat Sen envisions a prosperous unified China built on international trade and domestic reconstruction. He urges American and British tariff and treaty readjustments, calls for cutting military forces, unifying government, and boosting rail, port, and mineral development with US financial support to attract foreign capital.
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Edward B. Lockett
International News Service
China
Sun Fo
Sun Yat Sen
George Washington
Nationalist
America
Great Britain
Kellogg
Manchuria
Portland Heavyweight Pull At Jay County Fair
William Ankrom leads a 3010 pound team to pull 2750 pounds for 17 feet 7 inches to win the heavyweight pulling contest at the Jay County fair. John Caleman’s 3200 pound team also pulled 2750 pounds for 9 feet 2 inches.
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Portland
Ind
William Ankrom
Jay County Fair
John Caleman
Millionaire Mexican Silent on Plans for Future
The article reports on Edwin Carewe, Jaime del Rio, and Dolores del Rio amid rumors of a confrontation over a love affair. It notes Carewe and del Rio deny romantic conflict while Dolores remains silent, focusing on shopping in Paris. Background covers past marriages, Hollywood moves, and separations linked to careers.
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Edwin Carewe
Jaime del Rio
Dolores del Rio
Vincennes Forest
Rapiers
Bois de Boulogne
Dolores de Rio
Paris
Five and Ten Cent Annie at Granada Theatre
Louise Fazenda leads a comic cast in Five and Ten Cent Annie a lighthearted lampoon of love at the five and ten. Clyde Cook and Bill Demarest head the humor with Gertrude Astor Tom Ricketts and Eddie Hagn er in support as plot twists unfold with Annie disguises and a chaotic night. Roy De Ruth directed and Leon Girade wrote the story with Charles Condon the scenario. Manager Goodlander announces a two day Granada run beginning next Wednesday.
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Louise Fazenda
Louise
Y Bros
Annie
Clyde Cook
Bill Demarest
Gertrude Astor
Douglaserrard
Tom Ricketts
Eddie Hagner
Leon 4Urade
Charles Condon
Roy de Ruth
Clark
Elmer
Madeug
Briggs
Demarest
Gimner
Goodlander
Granada Theatre
Bive
Flash Dog Star In Under the Black Eagle at Voncastle
Metro Goldwyn Mayer presents Flash the dog in Under the Black Eagle a romance set on the German front during World War I Ralph Forbes and Marveline Day star beside the canine hero valued at 100000. The film features a story of devotion and romance with a dramatic dog loyal to a befriended man.
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Rin-Tin
Tin
Peter the Great
Stronghead
Flash
Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer
Voncastle Theatre
Ralph Forbes
Marveline Day
Forbes
Mig Day
666 Cures Malaria and Relieves Various Ailments
A historical claim describes 666 as a remedy that cures malaria and eases biliousness headaches and dizziness caused by constipation. It is said to eliminate toxins and promote copious bowel evacuations, earning high esteem from users.
Konjola Promises Relief From Kidney and Back Ailments
Miss Ethel Bower of South Bend reports dramatic relief from long kidney and back pain after using Konjola. She credits the remedy with curing sleeplessness, constipation, and pale skin and notes satisfaction with the product sold at local druggists.
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Ethel Bower
East Broadway
South Bend
Ind
Konjola
Pationt Owl Drug Store
Aiy
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Maj. Gen. Allen
Soldiers’ Bureau
Smith Campaign
Farm Head
Bolt
Gov. Smith
Gov. Hamill
Democratic Party
Women IN Industry
Senator Robinson
Hot Springs
Joe T. Rob
Jason
Warner
del Rio
Carew
Colores and
Colores del
International Illustrated News
Carewe
Mary Akin Yright
International Ilustratea Ne
Carewes
del Rios
Dolores
Hollywood
New York
France
Young del Rio
Mary Akin
Manush
St. Louis
Goslin
Willington
Foxx
Enleteeha
Simmony
Philadelphia
Gehrig
Granada
Voncastle Flash
Konjli
Ethel Bowers
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