Three Greencastle Businessmen Punished For Parking Violations
A. G. Brown, Will Herod and George Long were brought before Mayor Charley Zeis on charges of improper parking. They received stern warnings and large windshield stickers as a public reprimand, with leniency granted but a threat of harsher penalties for future violations.
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Greencastle
A. G. Brown
First National Bank
Will Herod
George Long
Charles Barnaby Lumber Co
Charley Zeis
Geencastle
Zeis
Supreme Court
Mayors
Parking violation notice to office of Mayor Zeis
A formal notice reports a parking regulation violation directed to the office of Mayor Zeis. The document records the citation action and the involved municipal authority. The notice signals enforcement steps and required compliance actions by the recipient.
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Zeis
Mose Pruitt Chosen Tiger Baseball Captain for 1925
Captaincy for DePauw Tigers 1925 goes to Austin Mose Pruitt a stellar infielder and Lambda Chi Alpha member. Glenn Speed Adams receives track captaincy while also starring as a football halfback and basketball member and Delta Tau Delta member.
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Austin
Mose” Pruitt
DePauw
Glenn “Speed
Adams
Pruitt
Lambda Chi Alpha
Delta Tau Delta
TIE TAXI DRIVER THEN STEAL CAR
Bedford Indiana reports three armed men bound and gagged Earl Long a 24 year old taxicab driver tied him to a tree twelve miles northeast of town and drove off with his car He freed himself in about thirty minutes and found telephone lines cut A farmer brought him to town and alarm was given Police had no reports of holdups or the stolen car by noon
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Bedford
Ind
Earl Long
Here
Taggart to be operated late today
Boston reports that Thomas Taggart former United States senator and Indiana Democratic leader will undergo surgery for appendicitis after local anesthesia was used to drain an abscess. Doctors say his condition is favorable and an operation is planned.
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Boston
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Mass
United States
Daniel Fiske Jones
F. Gorham Brigham
Phillips House
Senator Taggart
Taggart
Cape Cod
Prohibition Nominees Visit Greencastle
Presidential candidate Hon H. P. Faris of Missouri and Governor hopeful B. P. Allen of Indianapolis spoke in Greencastle on Friday. Allen addressed the court house gathering at 3:90 o clock before introducing Faris who urged the prohibition platform and woman suffrage. Both candidates left town after the event.
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Greencastle
H. P. Faris
Missouri
Prohibition
B. P. Allen
Indianapolis
Allen
Court House
Faris
St the Herald
Prohibition Party
Death of Dovie May Poynter at Greencastle home
Dovie May Poynter, 23, died Friday afternoon at 2 30 at her father William Poynter's residence on Locust Street Greencastle. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at Maple Heights Church with burial in Forest Hill cemetery. She leaves two sisters Mrs Oscar Hatcher and Mrs Phillip Figas and a brother Wallace Poynter, all of Greencastle.
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Dovie May Poynter
William Poynter
South Locust Street
Maple Heights
Forest Hill Cemetery
Oscar Hatcher
Phillip Figas
Wallace Poynter
Greencastle
Dirigible ZR-3 Sets Speed and Endurance Records on Trial Flight
Friedrichshafen reports the ZR-3 completed a two day and one night nonstop test flight circling much of Germany and reaching Copenhagen. The airship demonstrated speed stability and passenger comfort with Pullman berths and safe travel statistics touted by German papers. Mr and Mrs E B Taylor and daughter visited Lafayette to see son Richard and attended the Wabash Purdue game.
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Friedrichshafen
Atlantic Ocean
America
Germany
Copenhagen
E. B. Taylor
Lafayette
Richard Taylor
Ministers Welcome Students at Greencastle Chapel
Four local ministers guest spoke at Greencastle chapel on Friday morning welcoming DePauw students and pledging support for campus activities. Acting President Henry B. Long praised them as cooperative workers, not ecclesiastical rivals, as talks by Rev A M McGuire and Rev Levi Marshall preceded remarks from Dr C H Taylor and Rev Victor L Raphael who closed with a benediction.
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Greencastle
DePauw
Henry B. Longden
A. M. McGuire
The
Baptist Church
Levi Marshall
Christian Church
C. H. Taylor
Auto Theft Youths Sent to Danville
In Indianapolis on September 27 Judge A B Anderson ordered William Bright aged 17 and Forest Bright 16 both of Anderson sent to Danville Illinois to face national motor vehicle law charges. They confessed to transferring a stolen car from near Greencastle Indiana to Urbana Illinois on August 26 and were arrested in Illinois then brought back to Greencastle for inquiry. They likely will be moved to Danville by a deputy U S marshal today. The youths stole F C Tilden’s car and wrecked it after failing to pay for gasoline at a Danville filling station.
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Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
William Bright
Forest Bright
Anderson
Danville
Ill
Greencastle
Ind
Urbana
Illinois
United States
F. C. Tilden
Condition of Chloe Shaver in critical hospital state
Marietta Ohio September 27 The condition of Chloe Shaver former Greencastle woman who took poison after an attempted shooting is reported critical by hospital physicians She was arrested while trying to force her way into the Heiby home and said she had taken bichloride of mercury Doctors fear she may not live more than ten days and doubt the poison type this time compared with a prior incident in Greencastle Indiana
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Marietta
Ohio
Chloe Shaver
Greencastle
William H. Heiby
Heiby
Ind
DePauw Intramural Golf Tournament Opens Monday
The qualifying round for the intra mural golf championship at DePauw will begin Monday at 3 PM. Participants listed include Harry Trees, John Edgerton, Dick Hill, Cameron Moag, Walter Bruington, William Davis, Albert Campbell, George Beemer, Carlyle Mutschler, Dick Huber, Albert McNutt, Orion Fifer, James McCormick, Maurice Powell, Leroy Armantrout, John Heil, and John Best. The winner receives a silver loving cup and the runner-up a half dozen golf balls.
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Harry Trees
John Edgerton
Dick Hill
Cameron Moag
Walter Bruington
William Davis
Albert Campbell
George Beemer
Carlyle Mutschler
Dick Huber
Albert McNutt
Orion Fifer
James McCormick
Maurice Powell
Leroy Armantrout
John Heil
John Best
Window Smashers Seek Change of Venue in Arraignment
Burl Matthews Harry Thornburg John Thornburg and Jack Ellis pleaded for a venue change when arraigned before Mayor Zeis on Saturday morning. They were arrested Friday in south Greencastle on a charge of intoxication and began smashing windows soon after being placed in custody.
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Burl Matthews
Harry Thornburg
John Thornburg
Jack Ellis
Zeis
South Greencastle
Ablame? Jury move for venue in jail case
The defendants arraigned before Zeis requested a change of venue claiming bias. Mayor Zeis transferred the cases to the court of Squire Newgent for a fair trial.
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Zeis
Squire Newgent
Davis to Speak in Indianapolis October 11
John W. Davis, Democratic presidential nominee, will address Cab le Tabernacle in Indianapolis Saturday night October 11. Omer Jackson, state speakers bureau chairman, said Davis arrives from Ohio in the afternoon and will speak Sunday and again Monday night in Terre Haute after Indianapolis.
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John W. Davis
Cable Tabernacle
Indianapolis
Omer Jackson
Mr. Davis
Ohio
Terre Haute
Woman and Child Die in Crossing Collision Near Greencastle
Mrs Reuben Heavin and her infant were killed when their car was struck by a westbound Big Four passenger train near Duncan crossing about 20 miles east of Fillmore. A daughter of Emory Nichols survived. The train hurried to Greencastle where the bodies were taken to Jacob McCurry Undertaking. Details were unavailable.
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Reuben Heavin
Fillmore
Floyd Township
Greencastle
Moon
Duncan Crossing
Emory Nichols
Cooler Weather Forecast Tonight and Sunday
The United States Weather Bureau predicts a sharp temperature drop tonight and Sunday with the fall likely to intensify Sunday night. Strong overnight cooling effects are expected across the region as highs and lows shift notably.
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United States Weather Bureau
Hog Receipts Rise at Indianapolis Stockyards
Indianapolis Stockyards reports hog receipts of 4,500 with prices 15 to 25 cents higher. Bulk sales ranged from 10.75 to 10.85 per hundredweight, top 10.90, while heavy hogs sold 10.22 to 10.55. Cattle trading slow with little price change. calves steady to slightly higher. sheep steady. pigs and sows unchanged.
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Indianapolis
World Flyers Nearing Goal After Around-the-World Flight
Six United States Army aviators in three planes are ready to depart Eugene Oregon for Seattle Washington, their final leg before completing a round-the-world cruise. Weather reports show clear skies and good visibility as they aim to reach Seattle by Sunday.
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Eugene Oregon
Seattle
San Francisco
United States Army
Eugene
Ore
Wash
S'kiyou Mountain
Eight-year-old falls from silo injures thigh near Green Castle
George Shafer, 8, son of Mr and Mrs Krank Shafer, climbed a newly filled silo on his father's farm three miles south of Green Castle on Cemetery road Friday afternoon and fell thirty feet. He suffered a broken thigh and severe bruises. Dr W M McGaugh ey treated him at the scene.
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Greencastle
Cemetery Road
George Shafer
Krank Shafer
W. M. McGaughey
Kokomo Fire Destroys Boston Store and Damages Others
A Kokomo blaze last night destroyed the Boston Store owned by A. Anapach and heavily damaged Thalman Levi and Max Gross stores. Boston stock losses reached about 260000 with building insured for 50000. Damages totaled near 400900 with insurance coverage in place for the building and goods. Names involved include Mrs Victor Vaile Mrs W Lee Pedigro and Mrs Harry Pounder of Gallion Ohio.
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Kokomo
Ind
Boston
A. Anapach
Thalman & Levi Company
Max Gross
Victor Vaile
W. Lee Pedigro
Harry Pounder
Gallion , O
Dr Taylor Wile to Preach Here Sunday
The Rev. Dr. C. H. Taylor, recently appointed pastor of the newly formed Greencastle M E Church, arrives with wife and son Phillip. He comes from Indianapolis Broadway M E Church and has served in Yonkers New York Bloomington Indiana and in France with the Army Y M C A during 1917 18. They will reside at 421 Anderson temporarily.
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C. H. TaylOr
M. E
Greencastle
Indianapolis
College Avenue
Locust Street
Doctor Taylor
Mount Union
Alliance
Ohio
Boston School of Theology
Yonkers
N. Y
Bloomington
Ind
Army of Occupation
France
7Th Army Corps
Broadway Church
Broadway Church One Year When He Received His Present Appointment, Doctor Taylor
Phillip
Greencastle Gun Club weekly shoot leaders
Bernard Handy led the Greencastle Gun Club practice with 81 percent. Donald McLean followed at 80 percent and Charles Crawley at 78 percent. In local news, Mr and Mrs Fred O Strange welcomed a baby girl born Saturday morning with both mother and daughter reported in nice condition.
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Bernard Handy
Greencastle
Handy
Donald McLean
Charles Crawley
Fred O. Strange
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