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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1924

Page

3

County road fleet gains two Ford trucks for use

Elmer Blue County Road Superin receives two new Ford pickups with starters for county roads. Allan Binkley and family from Greenfield Illinois visit the scene with the superintendent. The James Millikin group arrives, townsfolk tour the area, and rainfall is noted with warmer temps. Miss Retha Webb from Washington greet is expected to return home after appendicitis surgery. Bertwin Keller leads an expanding University Band with fifty members and try-outs upcoming.

Elmer Blue County Road Superin Allan Binkley Mario Greenfield Illinois Retha Webb Ort Webb East Washington Greet Putnamounty Hospital Bertwin Keller Butler-DePauw

Trial date set for Watson and Aubrey on liquor transport charge

The case against Ernest Watson and Roy Aubrey for transport of liquor will go to trial Tuesday afternoon before Mayor Zeis. Miss Mary Burton of Green Street is homebound with typhoid fever. Fred L. O'Hair and wife will travel to Chicago Sunday for his Bankers Convention. Lloyd Brown, former Greencastle Specials player, arrives from Texas to finish the season and will pitch in Sunday’s game against Lincoln Highway of Indianapolis.

Ernest Watson Roy Aubrey Zeis Mary Burton Green Street Fred L. O’hair Chicago O’hair Lloyd Brown Greencastle Texas Brown Lincoln Highway Indianapolis

Greencastle Sewing Circle Meets with Mrs Fluffman

The Greencastle sewing circle met Wednesday with Mrs. Maude Fluffman. Members present included Nora Browning Winnie Arnold Florence Watson Clam Knauer Dave Coffman Mrs Leo Hillis Laura Lewis Mayme Reeves Eula Lewis Lillie Busby May Berre Alice Jones Laura Hurst Ford Hurst and May Jones. Several families visited relatives over the weekend and local residents were noted visiting neighbors and nearby towns.

Maude Fluffman Nora Browning Winnie Arnold Florence Watson Clam Knauer Dave Coffman Leo Hillis Laura Lewis Mayme Reeves Eula Lewis Lillie Busby May Berre Alice Jones Laura Hurst Ford Hurst May Jones Walter Reeves Greencastle Albert McClary Brazil Harry Brown Terre Haute D. W. Hurst Lockey Hurst Charley Watson Charley Brumfield Litton Albert MecClary Clarence Berry Jesse McClary May Berry Mrrs Laura Lewis Twastiay

Salvation Army work highlighted and criticized in capital discourse

The Salvation Army is praised as a vast global welfare organization with 16 core activities, from field evangelism to free employment and Christmas dinners, while critics accuse political appointees in Prohibition law enforcement of patronage. The piece notes local Greencastle interest and references Senator Couzens and a coming inquiry post election.

Salvation Army London Greencastle Toose Morels Innocent Tathe Missing Friends Bureau Salvation Army Corps Free Employment Bureau Salvation Army State Bureau of Chicago Army

Best Minds Shift On Tax Prohibition Inquiry

Six months after condemning the Senate Citizens Committee plan to probe Treasury enforcement units, President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon now show willingness to cooperate with the Couzens Committee.

Coolidge Mellon Senate Cittizens Committee Treasury Department Couzens Com

Breadlines and Panics Revisited in Republican Era Claims

The piece challenges a demagogue's claims about breadlines and panics under Democratic rule. It cites justify unemployment figures by the Republican Department of Labor, noting higher joblessness today than 1916–1920 and 15 percent higher than last year. It quotes John G. Hallwood of the Bowery Mission and a New York World report on textile mill layoffs and underemployment amid high tariff protection.

Republican Department of Labor Harding- Coolidge John G. Hallwood New York Bowery Princed Evening World New England

Ladies Make Money Sewing at Home for High Pay

Earn money at home by sewing on your machine with pleasant work and high prices. For full particulars write Kenneth Hackley, Drawer Earl Park Indiana.

Kenneth Hackley Earl Park Indiana

Local Poultry And Produce Quotations Reported

Saturday edition provides poultry and produce prices from Haven Brothers Poultry Company to the Green Castle Herald. readable items include Leghorn Springs at 15 cents and other entries around 19 to 38 cents with unclear full details due to OCR damage.

Saturdiay Greencastle Herald Haven Brothers Poultry Company Room Kino

Notice to Fill City Council Vacancy in Greencastle

The city of Greencastle Indiana announces a vacancy in the office of councilman at large due to Edward Hamilton resignation. The common council will fill the vacancy at a special meeting at 7 00 P M on Tuesday October 7 1924 in the council chambers per city clerk Gwin Ensign.

Greencastle Indiana Edward Hamilton

Coolidge cited on taxes and prices sparks raid report

The piece cites Calvin Coolidge on taxes and prices from a Massachusetts address and notes the 1924 Republican Campaign Book. It then reports a Philadelphia Union Republican Club raid by General Smedley Butler's vice squad with fifty two arrests and unclear DOJ involvement.

Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts Smedley Butler Union Republican Club Philadelphia Daugherty Department of Justice

Coolidge or Chaos in a Republican Campaign Piece

A partisan column mocks the slogan Coolidge or Chaos arguing that fourteen months of Republican Congress and Coolidge leadership yielded ongoing political chaos. It contrasts party loyalty with calls for decency, efficient administration, and constitutional reverence, citing Lincoln and Coolidge quotes from a Republican campaign book.

Coolidge Davis Republican Party Abraham Lincoln President Coolidge

Modern Priscilla Club Meeting with Miss Ammerman

The Modern Priscilla Club will meet with Miss Laura Ammerman at 203 Wood Street on Monday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.

Priscilla Club Laura Ammerman Wood Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Millikin Ted Star Greencastle, A. R Gage Salvation Army Great Service Organization Mittee Couzens White House Washington H. Q. Marsh National Civil Service Reform League Prohibition Law Enforcement Unit Gwin Ensign Albert B. Fall Charley Forbes CHAOS George B. Harvey Wrigleys Bae Opera House A. Cook Mgr Fesop’s Fables Pathe News Weekly Luxor Pictures Presents Fred Leroy Granville Rivenoak’s Mar Court House, Greencastle Ind Minshall A. D. Chew Coal CO Otto F. Lakin Washington Street Spring Avenue
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