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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

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Convention in Chicago Deliberates Platform Delays

At the Republican National Convention in Chicago delegates focus on permanent organization and platform work. Margar et Hill McCarter becomes the first woman to address a national convention. Rumors swirl about vice presidential selections while speeches and contests may push nomination past Saturday.

Associated Press Coliseum Chicago National Committee Margaret Hill McCarter Kansas Platform Chauncy M. DePew Theodore Roosevelt Charles W. Fairbanks

Risky Business at Station Ends with Fire

Elmer Jackson of Nortenburg nearly burned himself and his car when he tried to refuel an idling engine. Heat from the motor ignited gasoline at the nozzle. he raised the nozzle to stop flames, causing burning fluid to spill over him and the vehicle. Clothing and car were scorched but injuries were not serious.

Elmer Jackson Nortenburg Hope Journal

Edgar T Dean Sues Over Real Estate Sale and Partition

Edgar T Dean filed suit against Edgar T Dean and others to sell real estate to pay debts and to partition the property. The action seeks legal authority to divide and distribute the estate according to equity and law.

Edgar T. Dean

Paralyzed Stroke Strikes Hope Area Woman

Miss Stella Hein suffered a paralytic stroke while alone south of Hope. Neighbors later found her unable to move after noticing unattended cows. Mrs Rickerts and Mrs Woehler investigated and discovered her condition in the late evening.

Stella Hein Hope

Commencement Tonight at Millhouser

The Millhouser commencement will be held tonight with 25 graduates. Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction Benj Burroughs will deliver the address. Thirteen graduates are girls and twelve are boys.

Millhouser Benj Burroughs

Letts Pythians Plan Memorial for Sunday

Rev. Overman will deliver the principal address at Memorial services held by Letts Lodge Knights of Pythias at Mt. Aerie Baptist church Sunday afternoon June 13. The program begins at 2 20 and the public is invited. all Knights urged to attend.

Overman Mt. Aerie Baptist Church Letts Lodge Knights of Pythias

Banquet Tickets Sell Fast For Legion Dinner

Hartford Sallee announced more than 100 tickets sold for the American Legion Post 129 banquet to be held at the YMCA. George Allen of Greensburg and Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce secretary will give the principal talk. The Franklin Jnglers provide music for the event and postdinner dance.

Hartford Sallee Joe Welsh American Legion Legion George Allen Greensburg Terre Haute

Greensburg Rotarians Ready for Shelby Trip

Rotarians prepare for an outing to Shelbyville tomorrow evening about ninety percent ready. A special car will depart at 5 30 p m via the S and C and return after the meeting at a time set by the Rotarians. Frank Donnell will arrive home to join the trip.

Shelbyville Specia Frank Donnell

Democrats Aim to Ratify Versailles Treaty Platform

In San Francisco Homer Cummings, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, arrived to organize for the National Convention and announced that ratification of the Versailles Treaty will be the party’s main plank.

Frisco Associated Press San Francisco Homer Cummings Democratic National Committee

Debauch on bootleg whiskey ends in suicide

Fort Wayne reports George Spry aged 41 took poison after a week of bootleg whiskey intoxication. Police say he drank a solution of poison and died at his home. The incident highlights ongoing illegal liquor disturbances in the city.

Associated Press Fort Wayne George Spry

Realty Transfers Across Towns and Lots

Isaac Palmer transfers 40 acres in Saltcreek township to Ed H Neimeyer for 1500 dollars. Scott Crist conveys a city lot to W E Thomas and wife for 2550 dollars. Alex Porter sells a city lot to Edith Weeks for 750 dollars. Edith M Weeks deeds a city lot to Mary B and George H Brannon for 1000 dollars. William Palmer transfers Sandusky lots to Sandusky Elevator Co for 1800 dollars. Max Dalmbert sells North Lincoln residence to Locke Bracken for 2500 dollars. Belle Montgomery transfers a city lot to Mollie Kirkpatrick for 1500 dollars. William Christian conveys Milford lots to J E Morris for 2000 dollars. Belle English sells a city lot to Ben Myers for 1000 dollars. Wilbur Elliott transfers Milford property to John W Cadle for 275 dollars.

Scott Crist W. E. Thomas City Alex Porter Edith Weeks Edith M. Weeks Mary B George H. Brannon William Palmer Sandusky Elevator Co Sandusky Max Dalmbert Locke Bracken North Lincoln Belle Montgomery Mollie Kirkpatrick William Christian J. E. Morris Milford Belle English Ben Myers Wilbur Elliott John W. Cadle

Warning to residents as livestock roam at night

Police urge outskirts residents to keep horses and cattle confined after multiple reports of animals running loose at night. This notice warns of ongoing patrols and potential enforcement.

Watson Will Pass On Party Platform

Chicago June 8 The Republican convention Resolution Committee elected Senator Watson of Indiana its chairman by a vote of 40 to 3. The committee began hearings to shape the party platform with many groups seeking influence including wets and drys suffragists labor leaders and Irish supporters. A sub committee was formed to decide policy on the League of Nations and other disputed issues before Thursday submission.

Associated Press Chicago Watson Indiana Techie Ireland League of Nations Kansas Maryland Georgia Ogden Mills New York Mills Svith Will H. Hays

Sixth Group of Bankers Meet at Magnesia Springs

On Thursday June 17 the Sixth group of bankers will meet at Magnesia Springs near Brookville for a meeting and outing. Registration at Brookville courthouse at 10 a.m. followed by a dinner at the springs. W H Senour of Brookville will give the welcome address and Walter Bonner of Third National Bank will respond. Several others from the city will attend. Magnesia Springs is described as a delightful venue.

Magnesia Springs Brookville Court House W. H. Senour Walter Bonner Third National Bank

Circuit Court News Foreclosure and Divorces Discussed

The estate of Henry Thompson had a mortgage foreclosure judgment to cover costs and legal fees after a default. David Holmes v Greensburg Democrat Co was continued to June 19 for alleged back pay. In the divorce case Bessie C against Jesse D Stout Mrs Stout seeks additional allowance.

Henry Thompson David Holmes Greensburg Democrat Co Bessie C Jesse D. Stout

County Highways Jorecese Attention and Delayed Maintenance

W. W. Bonner and other local leaders returned from Indianapolis after meeting with the Highway Commission and Federal Good Roads Board. They discussed Decatur County highway maintenance with a 50 50 meeting of local and state officials and promised immediate work on the Michigan Road and Fort Wayne Pike.

W. W. Bonner Senator Dobyns John Russell C. M. Woodfill Geo. L. Parrish Indianapolis Rotary Club and Business Men‘s Association Highway Commission Decatur County Federal Good Roads Board Commission Michigan

Suit Filed For Guardian Of William Butteroff

William Butteroff filed suit in circuit court yesterday against Ann Hern seeking appointment of a guardian. The dispute centers on protective oversight for Butteroff and names Hern as the proposed guardian in the filing.

William Butteroff Ann Hern

James Caskey May Study in Paris

James Caskey a piano teacher in an Indianapolis college will leave for Washington in a few weeks to take an engagement in a leading Washington hotel He may then travel to Paris to continue music studies Owen Miller of north of town departed for Washington D C to spend the summer with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Edward Clore in government service

James Caskey Indianapolis Washington Caskey Paris Owen Miller North of Town Washington, D. C Edward Clore

Weather Forecast for Indiana This Evening

The forecast calls for continued warm weather across Indiana tonight and into Thursday. Temperatures stay above normal with mild humidity and no significant storms expected.

Indiana Feair

Harding's Nomination Hopes Seen From Chicago Talks

Chicago observers report a subdued start to the convention season with Ohio hopes lingering as soft contenders study the field. Harding maintains an active headquarters presence while rivals Wood and Lowden face fatigue, and a shift toward dark horse candidates may shape the race ahead.

Chicago Ohio Harding Harding Elemon Sonyone Johnson High Wood An Lowden

Plea Kings Plea Guilty On Speed Limit Charge

Merl Winkler of Rushville and R A McCoy faced speed law violator charges. Winkler pleaded guilty before Mayor McCoy and paid 11 dollars total. McCoy also pleaded guilty and was fined 11 dollars.

Merl Winkler Rushville McCoy R. A. McCoy Victom

Mrs. Fred Seitz Injured in Garage Fall

Mrs. Fred Seitz of North Franklin Street suffered painful injuries after tripping on a wire and falling on the cement. An evening X ray showed no broken bones but a badly torn ligament that will disable her for some time.

Fred Seitz North Franklin Street

Local man wins in Johnson court

Shelbyville June 8 Judge Miller of the Johnson circuit court overruled the Shelby county commissioners demurrer to Charles F. Reddington's petition seeking release from contracts awarded before the war for Nugent road Hanover township and McKay road Liberty township. The ruling upheld the recent legislative act freeing contractors from unfulfilled prewar contracts due to material cost increases. Attorneys Wickens Osborn and Hamilton represented Reddington.

Shelbyville Miller Johnson Circuit Court Shelby County Charles F. Reddington Hanover Township McKay Road Liberty Township Board of Shelby County Commissioners Reddington Shelby Circuit Court

Hey, Shaw Delivers Class Address At Newpoint

Dr. A T Shaw spoke to the graduating class at Newpoint in Christen church. Superintendent Crawley praised the school, diplomas were presented, and the keynote sermon stressed keeping youth’s spirit with faith optimism and persistence. A Kansas City financier Mr Long illustrated life lessons beyond star plays.

A. T. Shaw Newpoint Christan Church Golay Crawley Huber Saltcree Township Shaw R. A. Long Kansas City Bertis King Jessie M. Walker Hanley Marlin Raymond Green Joseph J. Puttman Harry Neimeyer Raymond F. Carr Louise Williams Lester Earl Palmer Melvin Brown Hazel Campbell Cecil Brown George Mosier Margaret Stark Kathryn Metz

Appendicitis Operations Reported in Columbus Run

J F Hamilton of Westport took Mrs Samuel Ridnour to Columbus Monday where Dr Rupp operated for appendicitis. Tuesday he took Miss Noble Irvin of near St Denis for another appendectomy. Mrs Irvin was formerly Miss Susan Picket of east of Westport. Ol Templeton visited Mr and Mrs M N Hil of Adams yesterday.

J. F. Hamilton Westport Samuel Ridnour Columbus Rupp Noble Irvin Near St. Denis Irvin Susan Picket Ol Templeton M. N. Hil Adams

Miss Gasoway to Speak at M E Church Tomorrow

Miss Adelaide Gasoway will discuss her experiences in French furlo seconds during the war at the M E church tomorrow at 2 30 p m. The event is free and open to all with singing and speaking expected to entertain and inform attendees.

Adelaide Gassoway M. E France

Albert Russell Reports Uncle Oscar Elder Stable at St Vincent

Albert Russell returned from Indianapolis where he visited his uncle Oscar Elder who remains in stable condition at St Vincent hospital. Miles Zoller heads to Cambridge to return from MIT. Lewis Moss will stay in Boston for the summer with a good job.

Albert Russell Indianapolis Oscar Elder St. Vincent Hospital Mr. Elder Russell Miles Zoller Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge Mass Lewis Moss Boston

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