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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1927

Page

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Wilson backs Watson denial of statement on Shumaker case

Henry Lane Wilson confirms Senator Watson denied approaching Indiana Supreme Court judges to spare Shumaker from imprisonment for contempt. Gilliam seeks higher penalty based on alleged conversation and letters. Supreme Court to consider Oct. 4 with witnesses Wilson Wald Gurley summoned.

Supreme Court Indianapolis Ind Henry Lane Wilson Mexico James E. Watson Indiana Supreme Court Edward Shumaker Indiana Anti-Saloon League Wilson Watson Lake Maxinkuckee Arthur R. Robinson Arthur L. Gilliam State Farm Gilliam Justce Julius C. Travis Clyde A. Wald Boyd Gurley

DePauw Spends One Million on Campus Improvements

DePauw University and fraternities spent about one million dollars in the past year on building projects and renovations. Key work includes five new fraternity homes, two dormitories, remodeling of the music school, an annex, and heating system upgrades. Longden Hall opened for about 260000, seating 117 men with dining for 200. Lucy Row dormitory, under construction, will cost 280000 and add space for 100 girls next fall.

DePauw University Music School Longden Hall Lucy Row

Weather Summary for Local Area

Generally fair conditions with sunrise at 6 30 and sunset at 5 47. Light winds and mild temperatures expected through the day.

Eight Months On Farm For Slapping A Baby

Herbert Stevens aged 23 was sentenced to 230 days at the state penal farm after striking his eight months old son in the face to stop crying. He told juvenile authorities he never liked babies or to hear them yell. The incident occurred in South Bend Indiana.

South Bend Ind Herbert Stevens Stevens

Spanish War Veterans Hold Annual Picnic at Allendale Springs

The Earl Fish Camp No 48 United Spanish War Veterans and Craw fordsville veterans held their third annual picnic at Allendale Springs. About 75 attended, with members sharing service details and regiments. Dr McHatton, Indiana Department Commander, spoke on the Detroit encampment. flowers raised funds for next year’s picnic.

Earl Fish Camp Crawfordsville Allendale Springs Indiana McHatton Rockville Detroit Mich Richard Lowe Cuba Philippines China Tom Tuttle Hawkins George S. Harney James L. Fisk Alice Maxwell Ladies George Kelley Frank Ashworth

Students Wear Blue Jeans at Columbus High School

In Columbus Indiana on September 18 a large group of boy students wore blue jeans to school opening last week. They entered the Columbus high school with suspenders of variegated colorful pattern. Indications are the standard uniform will be adopted by female students as well.

Columbus, Ind Columbus High School Tmale

Planes Begin Transcontinental Air Derby Toward Spokane

A single file of twenty five airplanes left Roosevelt Field at dawn en route to Spokane Washington for a ten stop trans continental race. J S Charles led the field in an Eaglerock biplane as only one entrant failed to start due to a part issue.

Roosevelt Field Mineola N. Y INS Spokane Wash Bellefont Here H. I. Campbell Long Island Eaglerock J. S. Charles Richmond Chicago Glendiva Montana Bellefonte Duke Schiller Atlantic Stinson Eddie Stinson

Chlora Downey Loses Ring in Indianapolis

Chlora Downey of Terre Haute once tied to Greencastle, gave a stranger a $20 ring to examine in Indianapolis and was relieved of the jewelry when the man identified as Ottis Hampton fled with it. Downey planned to pawn the ring to raise money. A separate Putnam Circuit suit alleges alienation of a wife’s affections, filed against Clifford Monnett.

Chlora Downey Terre Haute Greencastle Indianapolis Downey Ottis Hampton Hampton Marion

Tunney Dempsey War of Words Before Big Fight

Chicago report on Tunney and Dempsey trading open letters ahead of the Thursday bout. Dempsey challenges Tunney to reveal truth about 1926, while Tunney rebukes the appeal as unsportsmanlike. Press counts, sermon takeaways, and press-ticket woes noted.

International News Service Chicago Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Fistiana Dempsey Tunney Jack Robert van Meigs Immanuel Baptist Church Christ M. P. Boynton Woodlawn Park Baptist Church South Park Commission Soldiers’ Field

Washburn D A R to Convene Tuesday Evening

Washburn Chapter D A R will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs. Horace Askew in Northwood. Important business is set to come before the chapter and all members are urged to attend.

Washburn Horace Askew Northwood

Crash Victims Moved Home From Brazil Hospital

Mrs. Marion Hinkle and her daughter Frances Hinkle were removed by ambulance to their home on North Jackson Street after injuries from a Friday on National Road crash. Both remained seriously ill with fractures and severe wounds. Frances suffered a fractured jaw. Marion Hinkle died in the accident.

Marion. Hinkle Brazil Hospital North Jackson Street Marion Hinkle Frances Hinkle National Road Brazil Hinkie Nn Aband Hinkle

Indianapolis Mayor Admits Taking Money From Armitage

Indianapolis mayor John L. Duvall testified he received twelve thousand dollars from William H. Armitage during his 1940 campaign. He said he deposited the funds in a safety deposit box and claimed Armitage begged to join his political forces to avoid antagonizing supporters.

Eugene J. Cadoll Indianapolis William H. Armitage John L. Duvall Armitage Board of Public Works Duvall City Trust Building

Senator Durham Turns Terre Haute Shrine Talk Into One Man Circus

Senator Andrew E. Durham of Putnam county addressed the Shrine club at noon at Zorah Temple. He spoke on local happenings around Hoskins corner and offered inside dope on state legislation. He joked he is a democrat from an extinct species and noted being treated as a curiosity. The Ford sisters and Hoosier Melody Boys provided pre talk entertainment.

Andrew E. Durham Putnam County Shrine Club Zorah Temple Hoskins Corner Senator Durham Ford

Barker and Oliver Listed in County Marriage Notice

Arthur H. Barker age 20 a farmer and Virginia Oliver age 19 a home daughter are named as a couple from Putnam and Green Castle in a county marriage listing with parental names provided.

Arthur H. Barker Henry Barker Putnam County Virginia Oliver Roscoe Oliver Greencastle R. R

Sousley Charged in First Arrest Under New Traffic Law

Francis Sousley, 20, was arrested here today charged with violating a new traffic ordinance alleged to involve embracing his girl companion while driving. This marks the first arrest under the updated law.

South Bend Ind INS Francis Sousley

A. G. Brown Slated For Indiana Banking Post

Indianapolis September 19 A G Brown president First National Bank Greencastle Ind is expected to be elected vice president of the Indiana Bankers Association by acclamation at the annual convention to be held at the Claypool hotel This would elevate him to the presidency at the next convention Brown has long been active in the association and has chaired the protective committee for two years leading organization of county bankers vigilante bodies.

Indianapolis A. G. Brown First National Bank Greencastle Ind Indiana Banker's Association Claypool Brown Indiana Bankers’ Association Bankers’ County cMeers Mr. Brown

DePauw Arranges Algebra Help Classes for Deficient Students

DePauw University schedules two third term algebra classes in cooperation with Greencastle High School. Open to students with entrance deficits in mathematics, the sessions meet Monday Wednesday and Tuesday Thursday at 4 30 p m. The course costs 10 dollars and runs for the first semester of 1927 28.

DePauw University Greencastle High School

Juries Named for September Term Court in Putnam County

Commissioners George Landes and Charles Huffman selected jurors for the September term at the Putnam Circuit Court. Grand jurors include John B. Gough Franklin Two Daniel Hall Clinton Two Jesse H. Sears Madison Two W. S. Meek Jefferson Two Albert Dobbs Greencastle Two Robert Dills Madison Two. Petit jurors include William S. Torr Madison Two W. O. Lewis Warren Two James Q. Smedley Jefferson Two Gilbert L. Rogers Washington Two Charles E. Bowman Marion Two W. F. Bullington Greencastle Two Charles MacFerran Floyd Two John Abel Greencastle Two Ed L. Shields Warren Two Ira Rabb Washington Two Edward Clodfelter Russell Two Hubert Sellers Jefferson Twp.

George Landes Charles Huffman Putnam Circuit Court John B. Gough Franklin Daniel Hall Clinton Jesse H. Sears Madison W. S. Meek Jefferson Albert Dobbs Greencastle Robert Dills William S. Torr W. O. Lewis Warren James Q. Smedley Gilbert L. Rogers Washington Charles E. Bowman Marion W. F. Bullington Charles MacFerran Floyd John Abel Ed. L. Shields Ira Rabb Edward Clodfelter Russell Hubert Sellers Jefferson Twp

DePauw Freshman Tate Murdoch Found Dead

Tate Murdoch 18 of Fort Branch, a DePauw University freshman who vanished from the Lambda Chi house last Tuesday, is believed to have died by suicide. His body was found near the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, with verification from Indiana Trust Co., guardian, and new reports from Fort Branch confirming death.

Tate Murdock Depauw Great Lakes Training Station Fort Branch Lambda Chi West Poplar Street Great Lakes Naval Training Station Chicago Murdoch Indiana Trust Co Great Lakes Naval Station Ft. Branch Kansas

Unlawful to Pass Stopped School Bus

The death of John Werneke prompts school and police to warn motorists. Indiana law makes it illegal to pass a school bus loading or unloading and drivers risking arrest face fines from 25 to 500 dollars and up to one year imprisonment. Slow driving signs will be placed at all school zones.

John Werneke Gertrude Werneke Indiana

Night Officer Nets Four Young Peepers

Four Greencastle youths aged 14 to 16 faced a hearing after being apprehended by Night Officer Paul Grimes on east Walnut street Sunday night. The officer said the youths were peeping, a nightly diversion for a recurring group.

Greencastle Paul Grimes East Walnut Street Grimes

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