Notice to Stockholders of Farmers State Bank Insolvency
In Putnam Circuit Court Indiana Luther F Symons State Bank Commissioner filed an application stating Farmers State Bank Bainbridge Putnam County is insolvent and requesting a receiver. A hearing is set in Greencastle at 9 AM September 16 1927 before the court. Ferdinand Lucas clerk.
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Putnam Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Luther F. Symons
State of Indian Vs
Farmers State Bank
Bainbridge
Putnam County
Indiana
State Bank
State of
Putnam Circuit
Farmer's State Park
Greencastle
Ferd Lucas
Putnem
Gossip Triggers Scare Of Infantile Paralysis In South Bend
Rumors of an epidemic have alarmed school authorities though only four cases have appeared since the school year began. Dr J B Bertling city health officer notes cases are scattered and not localized. Nurses warn mothers to avoid panic.
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South Bend
Ind
J. B. Bertling
Close watch on children to prevent epidemic onset
Authorities instructed to keep a vigilant watch over all children as a preventive measure against the possible outbreak of an epidemic. The aim is early detection and rapid isolation of cases to protect the broader community.
Dempsey Aims for Knockout in Big September Fight
Chicago notebook reports Jack Dempsey, ten days from a bout with Gene Tunney, showing uneven condition and hesitating sparring. He vows a knockout plan, cites recent rains as a factor, and says Tunney has been floored by Renault and Riske, hoping to end Tunney's unbroken record.
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George Barry
N. S
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack
Lincoln Fields
Gene Tunkey
Sharkey
Tunney
Jack Renault
Johnny Riske
Clements loses bid to halt Dempsey Tunney fight
Chicago promoter B E Clements failed to obtain an injunction to stop the Dempsey Tunney bout set for September 22. Judge Otto Kerner denied the petition in Chicago.
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Chicago
INS
B. E. Clements
Otto Kerner
Coroner Reece May Assist in Picking Jury
Mount Vernon Ill. former coroner Jesse Reece, criminologist and psychologist who uncovered the murders of Wilford Sweetin and Mrs Anna Hight, may sit at the State's Attorney table at Elsie Sweetin's trial to select a hanging jury. Allen seeks death penalty. Reece favors a vigilant, farm or religious panel, noting his past success in identifying jurors likely to convict.
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Mount Vernon
Ill
INS
Jesse Reece
Wilford Sweetin
Anna Hight
Elsie Sweetin
Reece
Joe Frank Allen
Lawrence M. Hight
Hight
Sweetin
Texas
Walking as Lost Art Says Scientist Ricut Wrong
A fragmented note claims scientists debate walking form. It mentions a man, a family, and advice to hold shoulders back and swing legs with toes straight, urging diaphragmatic breath and brisk steps.
Walking for Health Urged by Dr Scholl in Chicago
Dr William M Scholl promotes organized walking clubs to improve public health. He prescribes daily walks of five miles starting with proper posture breathing and gradual progression, and introduces a walk meter to track ground covered while urging adults over thirty to cultivate regular walking habits.
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Dr. Scholl
DR Scholl
Wm. M. Scholl
Jury Selection Jibes Referenced In Colorful Courtroom Exchange
A courtroom exchange references a defense lawyer Bob Smith and a discussion about jury makeup. The speaker jokes about a heavily moustached man and a man with a cake eater mustache as potential jurors and comments on a death verdict.
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Bob Smith
New Jersey Boy Takes Sensational Ride
Vincent Taylor a 17 year old Hackensack resident rode the tail of a six passenger Fokker at Hasbrouck Heights after clinging to the tail at Teterboro. The boy rode 35 miles in 30 minutes with L Ponton De Arce the air mail pilot in command. He remained with the aviators at the airport overnight and planned to fly back to Teterboro in the cockpit as a passenger.
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de Arce
Taylor
Teterboro
Boston
Second Sanity Hearing for Russell T. Scott
Russell T. Scott, twice condemned to be hanged for the murder of Joseph Maurer, faces a second sanity hearing set a week from tomorrow by Chief Justice William V. Brothers. The court will decide if he should be re incarcerated at Chester State Asylum or if the death sentence becomes effective. Scott, pale and in jail attire, has twice escaped execution with last minute stays and was previously reprieved by Governor Len Small.
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Chicago
INS
Russell T. Scott
Joseph Maurer
William V. Brothers
Criminal Court
Scott
Chester State Asylum
Wallows
Len Small
Candidate pledged to nominate Coolidge at convention
Orra L. Stone of Clinton, general manager of Associated Industries of Massachusetts, announced today his candidacy as a delegate to the Republican National Convention pledged to nominate President Coolidge despite the president's remark that he does not choose to run.
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Boston
Popular young lady endorses Konjola in Greencastle
A 1204 Ha resident Mrs K details long stomach woes and relief after using Konjola from Owl Drug Store on St. Inton St. Crowds gather as a Konjola man distributes free samples and explains the remedy’s claimed benefits.
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Nothir
Konjola
Iola
West Washingt Greencastle
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Roy Evans
Phon Bee
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Corte
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Sayeth Dempsey
Ylan
Buddy
Legionnaires
France
W. N.ul
State Supreme Court
Ister
Arately
Jefferson County
Ina. Jl
Ina
Secholl
Br. Scholl
Chicago, Jr
New Jersey
Coolidge
the Herald
Indiana Loan CO
E. Washington St
D. Swift &Co
Indorses
Mrs. A. Ristow
Greencastle Telephone
Max F.hosea
Mgr
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