Local News Briefs From Greencastle And Nearby Areas
Health updates include a 13 month old girl ill with cholera infantum showing slight improvement. Other notes report Mrs. Willard Gough returning from Culver Hospital, Paul Martin hired as meter man for Indiana Electric in Danville, and Mrs. Gray Potter judging a baby show in Crawfordsville.
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Paul Martin
Greencastle
Danville
Indiana Electric Corporation
Danville Gazette
Gray Potter
Crawfordsville
Coste Off On Mystery Flight From Le Bourget
Dieudonne Coste, French trans Atlantic aviator, lifted off from Le Bourget at 8:20 a m heading east on a mystery flight. Reported over Liege 250 miles northeast of Paris and later over Cologne, with speculation he aims for New York though he had hinted at Japan.
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Paris
INS
Dieudonne Coste
le Bourget Field
Liege
Belgium
Coste
Cologne
Germany
le Bourget Airrome
Japan
New York
Storm report pins small diameter hurricane near Florida Straits
The ship's position at the northern end of the Florida Straits with a report from A. W. Brooks, assistant to government meteorologist Richard W. Gray, describes a storm of small diameter moving southwestward.
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Florida Straits
A. W. Brooks
Richard W. Gray
Local notes round up week’s town events
Miss Lucinda Frank of Russellville returned home from county hospital Friday. L P H Sunday school class meets at Pauline Neier’s home at 7 30 tonight for officer election. A $29.31 finding for plaintiff in Dan Besser vs Henry Smith et al in Putnam Circuit Court. Tribby Garage driver Floyd Knauer attended a funeral in Ladoga. Roby Chamness damaged his Buick on a sign base in town. Gilbert Toney entered county hospital for an infected hand from a nail. Miss Ora Dell Spillman of Louisville visiting friends and Miss Spillman plans a Washington DC government job vacation with William Jones visiting John Layman in Madison township.
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Putnam Circuit
Dan Besser
Henry Smith
Gilbert Toney
Barnaby Mill
Ora Dell Spillman
Louisville
Miss Spillman
William Jones
John Layman
Madison Township
Washington, D. C
English flyweight champion Johnny Hill dies in sleep
English flyweight champion Johnny Hill died in his sleep from a burst blood vessel in the lung. He had been set to fight Frankie Genaro of the United States. The death was reported from Strathmigle Scotland Hill’s home.
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London
Johnny Hill
Frankie Genaro
United States
Strathmigle
Scotland
Hill
Huggins Rites Held Today For Yankee Manager
New York September 27 The funeral for Miller Huggins longtime New York Yankees manager will be held this afternoon in a nearby church. Ruth Ruppert and Colonel Ruppert lead mourners as fans bid farewell to the quiet leader who guided six American League championships and three World Series pennants. Huggins died at fifty after a career spanning the Reds Cardinals and Yankees.
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N. S
New York
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Huggins
Cincinnati
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Jake Ruppert
Yankees
Colonel Ruppert
Ninteen
St. Paul
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Sturm Sends Appreciation For All Indiana Air Tour Stop
W F Sturm tour director of the All Indiana Air Tour writes Miss Helen Black Greencastle Chamber of Commerce thanking for the reception given to the planes in Greencastle. He praises the city saying no place on the route did better and hopes Greencastle will have a larger field next year for bigger ships.
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W. F. Sturm
Helen Black
Greencastle
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Sept 27
The Indianapolis market shows hogs steady to 35 cents higher on light and moderate weights 150 to 280 pounds trading from 10.25 to 11.15. Cattle trade slow with catch-bid prices and some steers at 13 to 15. Wealers steady around 18. Lambs mostly 12 to 13 with odd heads at 13.50 and fat ewes 4 to 6.
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Indianapolis
Paroled Farm Convict Arrested After Taxicab Robbery
In Indianapolis two men, Willie Roach and James Nolan, are under arrest for assaulting and robbing Charles E. Davis in a taxicab. Davis, 28, found in Eagle Creek bottoms, suffered a possible fractured skull after being robbed of 18 dollars and a watch. Taxicab driver Earl Robbins was also held.
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Indianapolis
Charles E. Davis
Willie Roach
James Nolan
Davis
Eagle Creek
Earl Robbins
Third Policeman Dies in Negro Cult Shooting
In Chicago a coroner's jury will inquest policeman Jesse Hults who died from wounds after a gun battle with members of a Moorish temple cult during a kidnapping. Over 1,000 police patrol the Negro belt. a grand jury may indict cult members. Also notes a local high school theatre event and admission.
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Chicago
INS
Jesse Hults
Hults
Temple of Science
Local clubs host meetings amid library talk and birthdays
Mrs. Charles Allen hosted the Domestic Science Club with a book review on Home Place by Chapman and plans for a Halloween event. Quilts for Riley Hospital and hospital work were discussed, plus guests included Mrs. Goodenough Schoenman and Bishop.
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Charles Allen
Frank Jones
Chapman
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Allen
A. L. Goodenough
Frank Schoenman
William Bishop
Beauty Dies in New York At 21
Myrna Darby a 21 year old beauty from Pittsburgh died today at her home from heart trouble after a two month illness. She had withdrawn recently from the cast of Whoopee and was a noted figure in theater circles.
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New York
Myrna Darby
Statesque Beauty of
Pittsburgh
Whoopee
Shortage in Provident Trust official tops sixty thousand
The alleged shortage of former Provident Trust Company assistant secretary Lloyd Crouch totaled 64,202.40 dollars, with a 25,000 dollar life policy turned over to the bank valued at 5,500 dollars. Other assets were heavily mortgaged, leaving little expected recovery beyond liabilities. Mayor
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Columbia City
Ind
INS
Lloyd Crouch
the Provident Trust Company
Crouch
Indianapolis Capitol Collision Kills One Man
Michael Rodoff 45 died from injuries after a crash near the Indiana State House. Drivers Mike Vinanda and Charles Warren were held on manslaughter and other charges.
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Indianapolis
Inn
Michael Rodoff
Indiana State House
Mike Vinanda
Brown City
Mich
Charles Warren
Doctor Shanklin Resigns From State Medical Board
Hammond Indiana Sept 27 Dr E M Shanklin member of the State board of medical registration since 1920 and secretary since 1927 will retire from the board next month despite Governor Harry G Leslie’s request.
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Hammond
Ind
INS
Harry G. Leslie
E. M. Shanklin
State Board of Medical Registration
Waggoner Pleads Not Guilty in New York Bank Fraud Case
Charles Delos Waggoner of Telluride Colorado pleaded not guilty to six counts of using the mails to defraud at arraignment before Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy. The trial was set for October 4 on charges he duped six New York banks of 500000 dollars.
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New York
Charles Delos Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
T. Blake Kennedy
Waggoner
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Artie Young
Limedale
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Roachdale
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G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw University
Northwest Indiana
M. E
LaPorte
A. Y. O'Daniel
Ralph Gwynn
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O’daniel
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Raymond Bernard Riley
Raymond Riley
West Liberty Street
Arthur White
Henry Clay Thomas
South Locust Street
Margaret
Thomas
Fern Jones
Bradford Jones
Indiana Street
Fred Hosea
Greencastle Telephone Company
Gerald Mason
South
Coleman Hospital
Mason
Doris Evelyn Ball
Russell Ball
Ladoga
Rall
Kauble & Son
Kauble's Coffee
Santos IK
Young Beef
Be Ik
Mystery Flight
Lucinda Frank
Russellville
Pauline Neier
C. W. Tribby
Floyd Knauer
Tribby Garage
Roby Chamness
Jackson Street
Indiana and
Washington Streets
Robert B. Howell
Hoover
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By David P. Sentner
Sturm
Indiana Loan Co
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C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
J. F. Gillespie
Hanna Court
Fire Department
Fillmore
Eitel Floral Shop
Bradstreet
Dan
Roland C. Frost
Commercial Hotel
Anderson Street
W. H. McLean
Care Herald
Eureka Mfg. Co
St. Louis
Til
Forest Stanley
Mrs. Allen
Crotatem Club
Hallowe’en
Ed. Dalby
Clyde Grimes
Dora Reising
Gertrude Evens
Denver
Ocie Brown
Mrs. Gardner
Kimber Gardner
Section Four
Christian Church
Hamilton
John Ave
John Aye
Wabash Valley
O. P. Grant
Maple Avenue
Wayne Marks
Robert Buster
Clarabelle Smith
Ross Hutcheson
Donald Davidson
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Lloyd Gale
John
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Paul Bintz
John Jacqua
James Bishop
Myron King
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Freddie Stauch
Dick Comstock
Robert
Joe Evens
Belle Carver
Twentieth Century Club
Fred Thomas
Guy Black
State Federation
Beauty
Capitol
the Herald
Depauw
Manchester
Blackstock Field
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