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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1920

Page

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Putnam County Approves Next Year Budget and Bridges

Putnam County Council fixed the 621 budget year at 106182.50 with allocations for general expenses 610,022.50 and debt service 26,640. Bridge construction gets 5,000 for Vaughn Bridge and 1,200 added to Nell Bridge. 6,000 set for bridge repair and emergency. Tax rates identified for county revenue and bond interest, with total rate pending state allocations.

County Council Putnam County Court House United War Vaughn Jefferson Wwnship Cloverdale Hey Maeda

Lemay Murder Trial Set For September 27

The Putnam Circuit Court opens its September term with the murder case State v Lewis D Lemay as a priority. Lemay is charged with killing neighbor William Lawson in a winter road incident claiming self defense as Lawson allegedly advanced with a club. Other cases fixed for trial include guardianship, divorce, damages and contracts across October dates.

Putnam Circuit Indiana Lewis D. “Dike” Lemay William Lawson Lemay Lawson Hughes Lewis D. Lemey Matthew Beegers Squire F. Eegers Guardian Walter B. Raikes Hancel H. Nichols Flossie May Grayles John Lemay Oliver M. Petro Roachdale Green B. Williams Mary Williams Ruth M. Dodd Isaac M. Browning State of Indiana Raymond Thompson James Bridges Ann Elizabeth Fry

Miss Landers to Speak in Greencastle

Indiana National committeewoman Miss Julia Landers will speak in Greencastle Friday evening to Democratic women. She has toured the state since the campaign began, addressing Democratic and nonpartisan audiences, and led war time women’s registrations with the State Council of Defense.

Indiana Putnam County Court House Indianapolis Julia Landers Greencastle Miss Landers Portland Carleton McCulloch Huntington State Council of Defense

Negro sought in Bridgeton assault identified in Greencastle

Sheriff Miller and Luke Duffy of Indianapolis arrived in Greencastle to question two black men arrested on a westbound Vandalia freight train. One man did not match the description of the assailant. the other, claiming to live in Texas, matched the victim Opal Duffey’s description and was taken to Indianapolis for further handling. The 16 year old girl’s hair was cut during the Monday morning attack.

Sheriff MilLer Marion County Luke Duffy Indianapolis Opal Duffey Bridgeton Greencastle Harris Duffy Burnett Indiana Vandalia Fata Texas

Jameison Sentenced for Barber Shop Robbery

Ralph Jameison pleaded guilty to robbing Jerome Smith Barber Shop in south Greencastle and received a 2 to 14 year sentence in the State Reformatory. Judge James P. Hughes said Jameison confessed to the crime and had been involved in other unproven acts. He was captured by Frank Riley who heard an attempt at break in.

Jeffersonville Reformatory Ralph Jameison Jerome Smith South Greencastle State Reformatory James P. Hughes Jameison Hughes Jack Frank Riley

Clyde Walls Buys Knoll Co Auto Garage

Clyde Walls, long active in Coatesville auto work, bought the R. E. Knoll Co. garage on Franklin Street and will run it in Greencastle. He will handle Overland Auto sales for Sherrill & Sherrill and operate repairs and accessories. Knoll leased the building to Walls.

Clyde Walls Knoll CO Auto Garage Coatesville Greencastle R. E. Knoll Co Franklin Street

Voter Registration Update Shows Higher Men Figures

Counts from Democratic Committee clerks show 4 353 men and 3 730 women registered on Saturday with 623 more men than women. Monday brings 4 555 men and 3 750 women registered, about 65 to 70 percent of county voters. Professor J A Clement, newly moved to Northwestern University, visits before heading to Evanston to assume duties.

Rotary Club to Organize and Charter in Greencastle

Greencastle Rotary Club plans an evening meeting at 6:30 after a special dinner at the Christian church. Twenty two original organizers will become charter members when the national charter is secured, with over 35 attendees fromWednesday luncheons expected.

Christian Church Greencastle Rotary Club Rotary Club

Sailor Whipped Two Kings in Royal Encounter Tale

A Vancouver obituary recalls Capt John Johncox, former English skipper, and stories recount clashes between the prince of Wales and German Emperor William. Alleged fistfights aboard ships near Cowes and on the royal yacht squadron are told as rumor of past royal tensions.

London Geermiiny Prince of Wales Tohneox Royal Yacht Squadron Johneox

Evidence Supports Cox Charge in Senate Probe

Dudley S. Blossom testified in the senate committee investigation that Cleveland’s quota of 400000 dollars was correct and that A A Protzman of the Republican national committee helped direct the fundraising. The Ohio total was set at 400000 dollars with forty fundraising teams.

Dudley S. Blossom Cleveland, Ohio Chicago Cox Republican Campaign Fund Committee Senate Committee Cleveland Mr. Blossom A. A. Protzman Republican National Committee Mr. Protzman

Sheriff Engages Bootleggers in Bowling Green Duel

Sheriff John C Hamilton and Deputy John Anderson chased bootleggers at the Old Settlers picnic in Bowling Green. The suspects fled in a fast car after a volley near the bridge, then escaped. authorities recovered 40 small bottles of white mule liquor and four quarts at the scene.

John C. Hamilton John Anderson Old Settlers Bowling Green Hamilton Old Court House Square Brazil

Business trips noted for Sackett and Beck

W. P. Sackett is in Indianapolis on business. Adam Beck of the Indiana Portland Cement Company is in Chicago on business.

W. P. Sackett Indianapolis Adam Beck The Indiana Portland Cement Company Chicago

Vermillion to Enter Indiana Dental College After Michigan Summer Work

Russell Vermillion son of Mr and Mrs Frank Vermillion of near Morton returned from Lansing Michigan where he was employed by the Michigan Mutual Insurance Co He attended DePauw University last year and will enter the Indiana Dental College in Indianapolis this fall He is a member of the DePauw Chapel of Phi Delta Theta.

Alva Shoptaugh Chicago Oscar James Kennedy Iowa Oscar White Terre Hautes William Parr Gilbert Newton Nakomis Ilinois F. L. Newton Mattoon Ill Breen Dickerson William Dobson A Kirth Ercell Dickerson Valla Turner Velma Ty Brazil Mattoon, Kinois Nettie Newton Grant Reinoehl Terre Haute Bee Orman Kettling Morelan Jay Stiles Clarence Braden M. E. Church W. E. Bailey J. Robert Bailey Russell Vermillion Frank Vermillion Near Morton DePauw Lansing Michigan Michigan Mutual Insurance Co Vermillion Indiana Dental College Indianapolis Phi Delta Theta

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