Indiana college grid openers feature 14 teams
Fourteen Indiana college football teams start the 1929 season with a Saturday slate. Key games include Wabash at Bloomington against Indiana, Butler vs Illinois Wesleyan in Indianapolis, and DePauw hosting Manchester at Greencastle. Notre Dame and Purdue debut Oct 5. Weather looks fair.
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Valparaiso University
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Cleveland
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Purdue
Kansas Aggies
Ohio University
Butler University
Illinois Wesleyan
College Football Pairings Set for Oxford and Nearby Cities
Earlham College meets Miami University at Oxford Ohio while Indiana Central College plays Muncie State Normal in Muncie Danville Normal faces Dayton University in Dayton Valparaiso University competes with John Carroll in Cleveland Ohio.
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Ohio
Indiana Central College
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Muncie
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Dayton University
Dayton
Valparaiso University
John Carroll
Cleveland
Former Indian Player Convicted Of Slaying
Samuel Red Crane, former major and minor league infielder, convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of Della Luter on August 3. The verdict carries a ten to twenty year sentence. Crane also faced a separate trial for killing his rival Jack Oren, slated to begin tomorrow.
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Red) Crane
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Former Coatesville Milling Man Dies at 84
William Davis aged 84 a longtime mill owner in Danville and Coatesville died Tuesday morning at Indiana Christian Hospital Indianapolis Funeral services were held at his son's home Virgil Davis 1940 Bellefontaine Avenue Indianapolis and burial followed in East Cemetery He had moved to Tipton with his daughter Mrs Etta Ferguson after selling the Coatesville mill in 1917 He had been blind for about nine years and had been in ill health recently prior to his illness at his daughter’s home.
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obituary notice in Danville Gazette notes death of local figure
The obituary states the deceased died the day before, survived by his son and daughter and his wife who was sister of the late John Moore. his wife had died years earlier. The item appears in the Danville Gazette.
Fight ends surprise as Sharkey defeats Loughran early
New York, Sept. 27. Jack Sharkey lands a right cross on Thomas Loughran’s chin in the third round, sending the challenger to a neutral corner and prompting Loughran to sit out the rest of the fight. Sharkey’s knockout bid marks the start of his path toward a heavyweight title as Loughran’s career arc pivots on a dramatic finish from which he vows to rebound.
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Dirigibles Seen As Future Transoceanic Transport
International News Service reports Goodyear Zeppelin officials foresee regular Zeppelin routes across the Atlantic and Pacific with California to Honolulu as a starter. Leaders claim dirigibles offer speed heavy cargo capacity and safety surpassing airplanes, envisioning large airliners and frequent schedules despite airplanes serving a separate role.
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Germany
America
Hugo Eckener
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Zeppelin
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Pacific
Karl Arnstein
Right Hand Man of Mussolini Sentenced
Cesare Rossi, once Mussolini's trusted aide and Fascist leader, found guilty of treason and conspiracy by a special tribunal and sentenced to 50 years in prison in Rome.
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Cesare Rossi
Mussolini
Obituary of James K P Hurst A Life Of Local Heritage
James K P Hurst born February 25 1847 in Jefferson township died September 13 1929 aged 82 years 6 months 19 days He lived within a mile of his birthplace all his life He graduated from Asbury University in 1872 member of Phi Delta Theta He taught two years then farmed He married Alice Smith January 3 1875 they had six children Norrisa McCammack Edgar Frost Forrest Mayme Reed and Lucia Edgar died four years ago He was a Regular Presbyterian Baptist Church member since 1911 at Mill Creek A devoted head of family he welcomed children and grandchildren home He was the oldest surviving Hurst He leaves a wife four children four grandchildren two great grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
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Elizabeth (Hibbs) Hurst
Jefferson Township
Asbury (DePauw) University
Phi Delta Theta
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Norrisa McCammack
Edgar Frost
Forrest
Mayme Reed
Lucia
Presdestinarian Baptist Church
Mill Creek
Church
Hurst
Notice to bidders for sup plies for the county poor asylum
Putnam County Indiana invites bids for supplies for the county poor asylum quarter ending December 31 1929. Bids due noon October 7 in duplicate on auditor blanks with samples retained by county for comparison. Willis E Gill Auditor. Sept 27 Oct 4.
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County Auditor
Putnam County
Willis E, Gill
Indiana
Card of Thanks for Joseph Hutcheson family
We thank friends neighbors and all who rendered services and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother Mr Joseph Hutcheson Roy Hutcheson L R Irwin and family L H Finney and family
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Roy Hutcheson
L. R. Irwin
L. H. Finney and
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