Sheriff Seizes Still as Woman Admits Whisky Making
Washington township farmer Mullinix and his wife faced raid by Sheriff Lawrence Sears on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Mullinix admitted she helped run a still brewing rye whiskey, with several gallons of liquor and a boiler found in a shed behind the home. Mullinix was arrested later that day and will appear before Judge Hughes Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawence Sears
Washington Township
Ife
Everal
Lawrence Sears
Mullinix
Greencastle
Isville
Warant
Jinix
Ralph Donnahue
Reelsville
Usband
Putnam County
Coun
Judge Hughes
Marriage Licenses Issued in Various Indiana Areas
The list includes C Wright of Indianapolis and ee Ekins of Indianapolis. Les V Riggles of Roachdale and Dickerson of Roachdale. Leon Givens of Paris Illinois and Ace Wilson of Paris Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or C. Wright
Indianaplis
Ee Ekins
Indianapolis
Les V. Riggles
Roachdale
Dickerson
Leon Givens
Paris
Illinois
Ace Wilson
Indianapolis Couple Married at Christian Church Parsonage
Miss Pardylee Elkins and Arthur Wright, both of Indianapolis, were united in marriage Monday morning by Rev. Levi Marshall at the Christian Church parsonage. They will reside in Indianapolis where the groom works as a mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardylee Elkins
Indianapolis
Arthur Wright
Levi Marshall
Christian Church
Flood Toll in San Antonio Reaches Hundreds
The San Antonio flood has left 47 confirmed dead and about 300 feared missing as rescuers press on. Officials report 5 million dollars in property losses with extensive debris clogging Alazan and San Antonio creeks. Rescue efforts continue by night and day amid power and water outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Alazan
Pendleton student James Brosier joins DePauw for pre med study
James Brosier of Pendleton Indiana arrives at DePauw University to pursue pre medical work after leaving Indiana University last year. The Sigma Nu Fraternity member is known in Greencastle as a musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brosier
Pendleton
Ind
DePauw University
Brosier
Indiana University
DePauw
Greencastle
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Driver Swims From Car After Dump Into Walnut Creek
A Terre Haute electric company Ford with a commercial body slid over a left embankment at the Reelsville bridge on Walnut Creek. The driver escaped by diving into ten feet of water and swimming to shore before the car was recovered for repairs. The crash occurred as a larger vehicle failed to turn onto the bridge and struck the smaller auto. The other driver sped away, repeating the earlier tactic. Indiana Highway Commission plans to rebuild the hill and construct a new bridge to ease tourist traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Terre Haute
Reelsville
Walnut Creek
Martinsville
White
Indiana Highway Commission
Severe earthquake shocks recorded by Capitol Needle
An earthquake described as very severe was recorded early today at the Georgetown seismographic observatory. The disturbance began at 11 21 last night and ran to 2 this morning with the center estimated about 1700 miles south of Washington. The Baptist Church co workers will meet Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs Tidrick's home on East Anderson Street. Miss Ethel Dickerson and Charles V Riggles were married by Rev W L Raphael in the Presbyterian Manse Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetown
the Baptist Church
Ethel Dickerson
Charles V. Riggles
Roachdale
W. L. Raphael
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds and prices
Charles Woodall sells to John A. Smith a Cloverdale town lot for 900. John J. Runyan transfers to Mt Meridian M. E. Church a Marion and Jefferson county land for 50. George D. O Rear sells to Garnett L. Sackett a Greencastle lot for 5000. Charles Miller to Russell Boswell a Clinton township land for 50. George W. Harris to Thomas C. Young 37 acres Madison Township for 2000. Young to Harris 76 acres Madison Township for 2000. Theodore Crawley to Lewis M. Hodshire a Greencastle lot for 1. Hodshire to Crawley a Greencastle lot for 1. Charles J. Mulvey to Lee Glover a Greencastle lot for 2500. Saul Rosenthal to Meyer Rosenthal two Greencastle lots for 975. Walter B. Allee to Paul Hurst a Jefferson township land for 20500.
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Charles Woodall
John A. Smith
Cloverdale Town
John J. Runyan
Mt. Meridian
M. E. Church
Marion
Jefferson Jos
George D. O'Rear
Garnett L. Sackett
Greencastle
Charles Miller
Russell Boswell
Clinton Township
George W. Harris
Thomas C. Young
Madison Tp
Theodore Crawley
Lewis M. Hodshire
Charles J. Mulvey
Lee Glover
Saul Rosenthal
Meyer Rosenthal
Walter B. Allee
Paul Hurst
Jefferson Township
Robbers Fail To Crack Safes At Two Indianapolis Theaters
Two armed men wearing handkerchiefs over their faces robbed a candy stand till at the Murat theatre of about 225 dollars after binding night watchman William Garr to seats. They then moved to the Ohio Theatre, forced Theodore Motley and his sister into a closet, and tied them to a chair while attempting to break the safe. those efforts also failed and the pair fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William Garr
North Liberty Street
Murat Theatre
Harry Rosnagle
Ohio Theatre
West
Ohio Street
Theodore Motley
Leslie Kelly
Talbott Street
Fatty Arbuckle Faces Murder Charge Over Actress Death
San Francisco September 11 Fatty Arbuckle will be formally charged in police court with the murder of Miss Virginia Rappe The district attorney said evidence shows an assault or attempted assault and Arbuckle allegedly dragged Rappe to his room and made a threatening remark Autopsy found eleven bruises and a coroner inquest is planned while bail is denied and witnesses are guarded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Rappe
San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappo
Duncan Mathesom
Arbuckle
California
Miss Rappe
Shelby P. Strange
Two New Suits Filed in Circuit Court
The Shower Stock Food Co. has brought suit in the Circuit Court against Ennis J. Swain on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shower Stock Food Co
Ennis J. Swain
Brazil Times
Executors seeks sale of Grantham estate properties
The Central Trust Co as executor asks the Putnam Circuit Court for an order to sell the Grantham home on North Jackson Street and other city property to divide proceeds per the will. James Watson and Laura Watson and guardian Albert L. Marsh seek partition and sale of Edith Stroube Marsh estate. Lucy King sues George Turner and Isaac Weddle over $300 in alleged unpaid notes.
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the Central Trust Co
Eliza J. Grantham
Putnam Circuit Court
Grantham
North Jackson Street
George Weber Birthday Surprise Heavily Attended
George Weber, living south of town, was secretly surprised at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis on Elizabeth Street for his 39th birthday. About fifty friends attended, many bringing gifts, as the hosts and guests, all described as deaf mutes, enjoyed a meal of fried chicken, salads, cakes, pies, fruit, and ice cream. The guest list included families from Brazil, Veedersburg, New Market, Indianapolis, Greencastle, Seelyville, Gosport, and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weber
Stanley Davis
Elizabeth Street
Mr. Weber
Weber
Davis
Claude Perkins
Lebanon
George Adkins
Veedersburg
Perry Keys
New Market
Cleon McHenry
Gosnort
Foster Leonard
Seelyville
Carl Schmidt
Earl Hinton
Robert Brinckman
Ray P. Histt
Joseph Rollings
Emma Hilsmeyer
William Albricht
Howard Harris
George Landes
Roscoe Zaring
S. S. Mae-Coy
Greencastle
Everette Zaring
Terre Haute
Horned Owl Pair Captured Ending Local Poultry Thefts
Colfax residents celebrate as two horned owls responsible for missing poultry are captured. One large owl was trapped and taken to Frankfort by Pearl Smith, while officials consider stuffing the specimen. The other owl is likely to be disposed of or studied. Also, D Y Stout will begin Elm street sidewalk and curb removal this week with a five week completion goal. Residents may reclaim brick and material from existing walks before work starts.
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Alazan Creek
Colfax
Frankfort
Pearl Smith
Crawfordsville
D. Y. Stout
Elm Street
Stout
Putnam County Schools Start Fall Term On Monday
All schools in Putnam 623 county open on Monday with only three failing to start. Morton school delayed a month due to building work. Madison township No 10 and Hamrick station delayed one week for remodeling. University enrollments also begin with students buying supplies. Book stores report busy first day.
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Putnam County
Morton
Madison Township
Hamrick Station
Beenp
Another Win for the A. Z. P’s Over Roachdale Nine
The American Zinc Products team defeated Roachdale 5 to 4 on the A. Z. P. diamond in a late thriller. Key hits and timely defense aided the winners who hammered out thirteen hits to seven for Roachdale. Next Sunday a third Industrial series game between the I. P. C. s and A. Z. P. s is planned likely at the A. Z. P. Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Zinc Products Products
A. Z. P. Diamond
Roachtale
Roachdale
Zine Rollers
Lagers
Local Road Contractor Thomas Keegan Dies Suddenly
Brazil Times reports that Thomas J. Keegan, veteran gravel road contractor and railroad grade builder, collapsed on Brown road northwest of the city shortly after 5 pm from an acute heart attack. He sank unconscious and died within minutes after joking with workers moments earlier. well known in Putnam County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Keegan
Brown Road
Keehan
Brazil
Keegan
Putnam County
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Tex
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John L. Richter
Reelsville Bridge
Capitol Needle
Madison
Shubert
Fatty Arbuckle
Circuit Court
Horned Owl
Putnam
Jay
DE Pauw University
Roachdale Boys
Limedale
A. Z. Ps
Hughes and Hedge
Allen and
R. Bee
Stoner
Burk
Roachdale Welch
Cline
Hanna
Stewart
Sands
Huskey
Sutherlin
Faller
Figeas
Hedge
Smith, R
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Westmeier
A¢É Morris
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