Cammack Re-elected To Greencastle School Board
J O Cammack was re elected to the Greencastle township Northwood area school board for a two year term. The Greencastle city council met Tuesday night with city officials and council members present to confirm the election and discuss Northwood incorporation and local tax matters. A special meeting was set for Wednesday to hear remonstrances against the Greenstle tax levy.
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Cammack
Greencastle Township
Northwood
Bartley
McGaughey
Allee
Abrams
Smith
Williams
Ddaniel
J. O. Cammack
North Greencastle Township
Greenstle City
W. L. Denman
J. W. Hero
Dennis Curran
Ohio Street
Walter Lear
North Indiana Street
Locust Street
Sigma Chi
Councilman Smith
Overland Auto Prices Reduced
The Overland company announces a substantial price reduction on its cars following Ford's major price cuts last week. The move marks another dealer price drop as the market adjusts.
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Overland
Hen- Ford
Ford
Overland Company
Herald
Democratic Meetings Draw Large Attendance Across Townships
Democratic gatherings Tuesday in Floyd township Brunerstown and Broadpark drew strong turnout and lively engagement. Speakers included John H. James and Theodore Crawley at Center School House Floyd township Matt Murphy and Andrew Durham at Brunerstown and C. C. Gilen and Mrs Winfield Johnson at Broadpark.
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Floyd Township
Brunerstown
Bvoadpark
John H. James
Theodore Crawley
Center School House
Matt. Murphy
Andrew Durham
C. C. Gilen
Winfield Johnson
Broadpark
Urge Voters to Register Before October 4
The Democratic county central committee urges urgent voter registration ahead of a Monday October 4 deadline. Registration blanks are available at Democratic headquarters, to be filed by the committee, and voters may call for blanks to ensure they are registered in time. An aviator conducted aerobatic flights near Greencastle, performing stunt driving after a flight over the area.
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Democratic County Central
Democratic
Greencastle
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and News
Mrs Reed of Iowa Mrs Kate Campbell and son Walter Mr and Mrs Phil Carpenter and daughters of Fillmore Mr and Mrs Jim Davids of Coatesville Mr and Mrs Walter Grooms of Danville spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Morris Campbell Miss Mary Shuck has accepted a position in Greencastle store Lewis Garret moves to Frank Garretts old house Last Friday night a surprise party for the Garret family featured three freezers of ice cream and eleven cakes Various relatives travelled to Indianapolis Greencastle and California for visits with kin and friends.
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Reed
Iowa
Kate Campbell
Walter
Phil Carpenter
Fillmore
Jim Davids
Coatesville
Walter Grooms
Danville
Morris Campbell
Mary Shuck
H. S. Werneke
Greencastle
Frank Garrets
Lewis Garret
Frank Garrett
Herbert Lawson
Alice Ransom
Indianapolis
Morgan
Will Shuck
Alva Wright
Ray Cline
California
Cline
James Cline
Lacey Garrett
Morehart
Clinton Falls Meeting Progresses At 7:50 Each Night
Local notes show the Clinton Falls meeting by L. D. Dodd attracting good attendance with sessions every night at 7 50. Social visits include Frances Goddard Delia Thomas Georgia Bettis and others as townsfolk share weekend time. Lausendra Bettis funeral held in Greencastle with burial at Union Chapel cemetery.
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L. D. Dodd
Frances Goddard
Delia Thomas
Georgia Bettis
Cuningham
Near Portland Mills
Eula Staggs
Sernadine Davis
Indianapolis
W. O. Davis
John Burks
Greencaste
Lausendra Bettis
Greencastle
Union Chapel
John D. Newgent
Jess Coffman
Eleanor Davis
Sam Lloyd
Corn Stalk Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Myrtle Storm and sons spent Sunday afternoon with Lawrence Mc Ginnis and family. Mrs Desie Bryan and daughter Margaret visited Ethridge Buis and family for a few days last week. Jessie Lecman and wife spent Sunday with Ernest Kersey and wife of Anno. Mrs Maggie Sutherlin and Miss Sallie Simmons visited Mrs Dorcie Kivett Friday. Wm Newman and family spent Sunday with Earnest Cox and family.
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Myrtle Storm
Lawrence McGinnis
Desie Bryan
Margaret
Ethridge Buis
Jessie Lecman
Ernest Kersey
Anno
Maggie Sutherlin
Sallie Simmons
Dorcie Kivett
Wm. Newman
Earnest Cox
Rural notes from Maple Valley and area
Rain boosts pasture and wheat plans underway as farmers prepare to sow next week. Local farm folk report melon sales near a thousand with a prize fruit selling for 1.50. Residents travel to California and Nebraska to visit relatives while others rent farms and acquire a Ford touring car.
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Albert Leslie
Lafayette
Edna Graham
Sutherlin
Roachdale
James Goslin
Albert Guilliams
Dyer Brothers
Fincastle
Nan McGaughey
California
John L. Bridges
Nebraska
Ora Trail
DePauw Football Scrimmage Aims to Hold Purdue
DePauw University football squad practiced behind closed gates to conceal formations before Saturday’s Lafayette game. Coach Buss predicts Purdue will be challenged by a strong team with shifts in veterans improving both offense and defense. Last year DePauw lost 20 to 0 to Lafayette while eyeing a stronger effort this season.
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DePauw University
Purdue
Tiger
Lafayette
Buss
Indiana
Franklin
Billy Goat” Bryan
Greencastle
Liz” Burton
Beef Schmidt
Kentland
Vacatt
Amor Galloway
Harold Galloway
Amor
East
DePauw
Stew Norris
DePauw Freshman Fashion Provokes Downtown Attention
Freshman girls from DePauw wore mismatched stockings and shoes in a humorous dress, drawing comment as hundreds followed the upper class girl’s edict. Green hair ribbons also appeared, adding to the parade of novelty on downtown streets.
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DePauw Freshmapy
Oscar Hatgher Ill With Appendicitis on Fox Ridge
Oscar Hatgher of Fox Ridge is seriously ill due to appendicitis and is expectant of medical treatment.
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Oscar Hatgher
Fox Ridge
The League of Nations and its disarmament pledge
Article 8 of the Covenant outlines disarmament as the core task of the League of Nations. It mandates reducing armaments to the lowest safe level, with council oversight and ten year revision, and limits private munitions manufacture while promoting full disclosure among members. The piece argues these plain provisions contradict antiwar partisan claims and describe political stances surrounding disarmament.
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League of Nations
America
League
Harding
Germany
Russia
Mexico
United States
Prosecution Witnesses on Stand in Lemay Murder Trial
Charles Johnson testified for the State in the Lewis D. Lemay case, claiming Lemay waited behind a tree and shot William Lawson after Lawson drove past. Johnson described snow footprints showing Lemay’s approach and Lawson walking beside a wagon before the fatal shot. The defense contends Lawson threatened Lemay and Lemay acted in self defense as Lawson approached with a club.
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Charles Johnson
Indiana
Lewis D
Dike) Lemay
William Lawson
Clay County
Lemay
Lawson
Johnson
Heather
Atttorney Craig
Craig
Track evidence shows many footprints on road before shooting
Witnesses testified that numerous individuals left tracks along the road before the shooting while the State argued that only the Lemay and Lawson marks were evident.
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Lemay Ang Lawson
Real Estate Transfers in Cloverdale and Greencastle Areas
Transfers show multiple recent property dealings. Piercy L Sinclair and Minnie E Sinclair exchange land in Cloverdale township for nominal sums, while James A Croxton sells to Everet M Larkin for 6000 dollars. United States transfers list several parcels in Greencastle and Warren townships to various recipients.
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Piercy L. Sinclair
Minnie E. Sinclair
Cloverdale
Minnie FE
Sinclair
Frederick A. Sinclair
James A. Croxton
Everet
M. Larkin
United States
Johny Hammond
Greencastle Township
James Wood
Michael Dinivan
Warren Township
Aaron Ingram
Worthington B. Williams
James Gillmore
Mary F. Moore
Roscoe E. Wells
Grencastle Township
Marriage License for Claude Riddle and Vernie Wall
In Putnam County Claude Loren Riddle 25 and Vernie Jane Wall 19 obtained a marriage license. In Chicago on September 29 hotel owners agreed to cut restaurant prices by 15 to 33 percent, with vegetables fruits and cereals seeing the largest reductions.
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Claude Loren Riddle
Putnam County
Vernie Jane Wall
Chicago
Advise New Surface for City Streets in Rotary Address
L H Wright head of the State Highway Commission urged Greencastle Rotary to scarify, regrade, and roll city streets and lay a four inch asphalt coat. He estimated a cost near 3000 dollars per mile. The luncheon drew 47 members and guests, with Crawfordsville attendees and a golf match to follow at the Country Club links.
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LH. Wright
State Highway Commission
Rotary Club
L. H. Wright
Greencastle
Wright
Bartley
Chuck Hole
Crawfordsville
Bement Beck
Ora D. Haines
E. H O'Neal
Frank Evans
Lawrence Devore
Robert Williams
A. W. Jones
J. J. Roach
Thomas Matthews
Country Club Links
Greencastle Rotary Club
Roof Fire At Vermillion Home Sparks Buckets From Students
Firefighters were summoned to the Vermillion residence at Indiana and Poplar streets at 2:50 this afternoon to tackle a roof blaze started by a chimney spark. University students formed a bucket brigade to extinguish the flames before the department arrived.
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Sylvanus Vermillion
Indiana
Poplar Street
Cicotte Bares Guilt Before Investigators
Eight White Sox players were indicted and confessions obtained as Charles Comiskey confronted a gambling scandal. Eddie Cicotte and others testified about taking payments from gamblers to throw the 1919 World Series, with sums ranging from 1 000 to 25 000 dollars. The disclosures spurred immediate suspensions and threats of lifetime ban from organized baseball.
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Chicago
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Cincinnati
Eddie Cicotte
White Sox
Rddie Cicotte
Joe Jackson
Maude Wiliams
Bock” Weaver
Hapan” Felsch
Charles Risberg
Fred McMullin
Cook County
Comiskey
Cleveland
Cicotte
Grand
Jackson
Chick” Gandil
Claude Williams
White Sox Park
Weaver
Seasdal
Criminal Court Building
State Board Education Meeting Attended by Dr Grose
Dr. George R. Grose attended a State board of Education meeting in Indianapolis on Tuesday. Miss Louise Chamberlain of Newton Kansas visited relatives Miss Glenn and Miss Jean Hamilton during the trip.
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George R. Grose
Indianapolis
State Board of Education
Louise Chamberlain
Newton
Kansas
Miss Glenn
Jean Hamilton
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Clinton Falls
Corn Stalk Valley
Maple Valley
Goodrich
Thomas Taggart
DE Pauw
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Dike Lemay
J. MacFerrane Pettijohn
Terre Haute
L. P. Chapin
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