Wrecked Cole car seized with 20 gallons real bottled liquor
Sheriff Lawrence Sears confiscated a wrecked Cole roadster and about 20 gallons of bottled in bond whiskey from the rear of the car at the Bill Whitted bend on State road west of Morton. The liquor, in pint and quart bottles wrapped in Cincinnati Enquirer papers, was en route toward Clinton, Indiana. The driver abandoned the vehicle after the crash.
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Lawrence Sears
Bill Whitted Bend
Morton
Whitted
Sears
Cincinnati Enquirers
Cincinnati
Clinton
Indiana
Studebaker
Montezuma
Fouts Moves to Lafayette Friday as Federal Farm Loan Agent
R S Fouts former county agent and longtime Putnam County Farm Loan official leaves Greencastle for Lafayette. He will oversee Federal farm loans in Tippecanoe and White counties and handle real estate and lending work with the Federal Land Bank of Louisville. Milton Brown is elected secretary treasurer of the Putnam County association.
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R. S. Fouts
Putnam County National Farm Loan Association
Brown & Moffett
Lafayette
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Tippecanoe
White Counties
Milton Brown
Fouts
Putnam County Association
Greencastle
Fom Lafayette
Thomas Big Type Hog Sale Success
The sale of Big Type Poland China boars and gifts at West View Stock Farm on the Ocean-to-Ocean highway last week proved a great success. Spring males sold as high as 145 dollars with an average of 120 dollars. gifts reached 81 dollars with strong averages. Mr Thomas Will will hold another sale soon.
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C. M. Homas
West View
Thomas Will
Notre Dame Faces De Pauw After Strong Practice
Notre Dame coach Rockne cautions against assuming an easy win over DePauw at Cartier field next Saturday. The Greencastle team has solid material this year and has trained at Culver. Desch impressed as the fastest Irish player and potential star after Saturday’s game. the squad shows solid readiness.
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Depauw
South Bend
Ind
Rockne
Notre Dame
Cartier Field
Greencastle
Culver
Kalamazoo College
Rock
Gus Desch
Desch
Stolen Ford Stripped by Thieves
Oscar Hall reported a Ford taken from beside his home after 11 Tuesday night. The car, later found near Jess Green residence, had tires cushions windshield top coils and tools removed. Loss estimated at about 150 by the Ford Agency.
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Oscar Hall
Hall
Sears
Columbia Street
Jess Green
Ford Agency
High School Athletic Association Announces Season Tickets
The first Athletic Association meeting on Tuesday approved selling old football uniforms to fund athletic interests. Season tickets for home basketball cover 12 games with student blue and adult red options. Prices: students two dollars, adults three dollars. single game 25 cents for students prepaid, 35 cents at the gym. Faculty leaders include Principal Glidewell and Athletic Director Rhea. Archie Dunkin and Charles Black hold student rep roles. JUNIORS and SOPHOMORES have not yet elected members.
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Athletic Association
Knight
Glidewell
Rhea
Walls
Sandy
Archie Dunkin
Charles Black
Arbuckle Murder Trial Hears Surprise State Finish
In San Francisco on September 27 the Arbuckle murder case progresses as the judge delays ruling on murder or manslaughter charges. Key witnesses describe Miss Rappe's cries and Arbuckle's threats while new details emerge from rooms 1214 to 1221 and accompanying witness accounts.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Slyvain Lazarus
Bambina Delmont
Lazarus
Frank Dominguez
Arbuckle
Dominguez
Mrs. Delmont
Matthew A. Brady
Zeb Prevost
Alice Blake
Miss Rappe
Lowell Sherman
Sherman
Joe Disney Sentenced for Farm Arson at Cloverdale
Joe Disney a farm tenant pleaded guilty to arson before Judge Hughes. He was fined $10 and sentenced to six months in the penal farm for burning a tenant house on the Herbert Allee farm near Cloverdale. Disney lit a gasoline iron and left, hoping to trigger a fire to collect $200 in insurance.
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Joe Disney
Hughes
Disney
Herbert Allee
Cloverdale
Allee
Junior class election meeting set for tomorrow
The Junior class will meet 12 30 to 1 00 tomorrow afternoon in the Assembly hall to elect class officers and organize. Fire extinguishing outfits have been installed in every school building in the city under the direction of the Indiana State Industrial Board. The Basketball Squad has been reduced to thirty boys.
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Indiana State Industrial Board
Green Castle Street Criticism Prompted City Resolution
Greencastle City Council adopted a resolution urging President Grose and university folk to verify local street conditions before public derision. The note defends the streets as adequate for the time, cites 1920 tax income figures, and mentions university involvement in street repairs and utilities.
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Greencastle
Grose
University Folk
Greencastle Faces Tax Drain From University Influence
A 1921 city council resolution warns Greencastle risks tax bur den as University and fraternity properties are taken off the tax duplicate. It urges faster growth or new financing for street and sewer improvements, noting remonstrances from university owners blocked early street projects and rail against mockery of the problem. The piece calls for civic study and unity to address a local crisis.
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Civics
Greencastle
Seminary Street
Chicago
Berea
DePauw Students Named Practice Teachers for G H High
DePauw University selects several students to serve as practice teachers at the local high school under Professor Beyl and Mr. Kelly. The list includes Charles Normand Anna McDermond Helen Griest Cohen Pierson and others. Ten will teach English three history one mathematics and one French with four paid as assistants at Greencastle High School.
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DePauw
Beyl
Department of Education
Mr. Kelly
Charles Normand
Anna McDermond
Helen Griest
Cohen Pierson
Mary Grilliam
Anita Cahill
Alta Sloan
Opal Custer
Helen Holby
Ruth Kirkpatrick
Katheryn, Jones
Maurice Bailey
Lenore Brackney
May
Greencastle
Local News Brief On Health Incident
Harry Crawford was taken seriously ill Tuesday evening by an attack of heart trouble. Additional Local News on Page 2.
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Harry Crawford
Roachdale Church Conference Draws Area Clergy
A large Western Missionary District Disciples of Christ conference met at Roachdale with leaders including Harvey Raines. Gary L. Cook spoke on educational outlook, Edward Day on higher education, and J. E. Moody on life in India. Dinners at the parsonage were noted, and Ora A. Day was elected president with A. M. Hootman as vice president.
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Roachdale
Disciples of Christ
Harvey Raines
Gary L. Cook
Indianapolis
J. B. Pearcy
Edward J. Day
J. E. Moody
India
Ora A. Day of
Fillmore
A. M. Hootman
C. C. Collins
Harshbarger
Cook
Day
United Societs
County of
Putnam
State of Indiana
Butler College
Indiana School of Religion
Bloomington
Ed. Clodfelter
O. A. Day
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Prevost
Conference OF Western Missionary District OF Disciples OF Christ
William A. Bosworth
Wichita
Kansas
Grand Army of the Republic
Presbyterian Church
Fred L. McAninch
Ohio
Josephine Pollom
Loranine Phillips
Mabel Gosh
Leonard Smith
Frank DeVaney
Harold Call
Lena
Opal Sutherlin
Brazil
Lewella Shepherd
Iva Monnett
Coatesville
W. A. Griest
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