Re-United Republican Party Declares Unity in Indiana
June 24 Indianapolis statement from the Republican State Central Committee pledges reforms to ensure equal voice for party members in management and platforms. Chairman W. H. Hays calls for a re united party and cooperation from every former Republican voter to meet new conditions with honest service.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Republican State Central Committee
Hotel Severin
Indiana
Republican Party
Republic
Wii. H. Hays
Democrats Scared. Indiana Republicans Mount Campaign Drive
Indiana Democrats, facing aggressive Republican activity across the state, vow renewed organizing and a September speaking campaign. State Chairman Korbly urges rapid action, warns of a tough election, and seeks Wilson appearances to defend tariff policy amid economic disruption.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Indiana
Indiana Democratic Organization
Korbly
Democratic State Committee
Heaven and
Wilson
Moon Beliefs Spark Debate Over Weather Theories
A St Louis Globe Democrat report notes a Department of Agriculture bulletin dismissing planetary and lunar influence on weather. It argues weather shifts stem from heat, and planets and the moon exert negligible effects. The piece mocks astrology while defending moonlight’s historical cultural impact.
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Houston
Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Byron
St. Louis Globe. Democrat
Marriage Licenses Granted in Kendallville and Nearby Areas
Since the last issue, marriage licenses were issued for Ernest Guy Heckel, journalist in Madison, and Edna Iona Shearer, teacher in Ligonier. John R. Harker, mechanic in Kendallville, and Alice Mae Isbell, milliner, Kendallville. and other couples including Moses Herner and Hazel Mae Miller in Huntington and Cromwell respectively, Irwin J. Fought and Ella Moseman in Kendallville, Catharine A. Wheat, Kendallville, and Guy Deal, farmer in LaGrange County with Beulah A. Cording, plus Samuel Archie Friskney and Clara A. Ott in Noble and Green townships.
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Ernest Guy Heckel
Madison
Wis
Edna Iona Shearer
Ligonier
John R. Harker
Kendallville
Alice Mae Isbell
Moses Herner
Huntington
Hazel Mae Miller
Cromwell
Irwin J. Fought
Topeka
Ella Moseman
Jesse Jourdan
Specialty Case Co
Catharine A. Wheat
Guy Deal
Largange County
Beaulah A. Cording
Samuel Archie Friskney
Green Township
Clara A. Ott
Noble Township
Charles Hugh Baker
Eva Pearl Griswold
William Kahling
Erma Lucile Miller
James E. Pique
Cedarville
Leonie A. Berger
Laotto
Opie Read Praises Sweet Voice At Lincoln Chautauqua
Hazel Folsom-Daggy heads the Lincoln Chautauqua program on the fifth day with her ensemble. The group features Miss Helen Dodge on violin, Mr. Carl Lindegren on basso cantante, and Miss Gertrude Painkinsky on piano.
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Hazel Folsom-Daggy
Lincoln Chautauqua
Helen Dodge
Carl Lindegren
Gertrude Painkinsky
Arl Lindegren
News
Chicago
Ill
Lindegren
Courier
Elgin
Tar
Peoria
Iit
Jefferson Splinters and Town Notes on July 4
Local items report Kendallville residents Flora McClure and Tarzah Alshouse doing housework for Mrs. Kaun and Mrs. Jackson respectively, a Prentice and Eagles reunion in Albion, a cold wave, crops and hay conditions, and visits among families from Kendallville, Garrett, Angola, and Avilla. An Aid meeting is planned in Albion on July 8 for sewing, with dinner and a ten cent fee, plus funeral notices for Mr. Buser in Avilla. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a stomach cure with letters from readers.
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Flora McClure
Kendallville
Kaun
Rilla
Rebecca Rice
Prentice and Eagles
Albion
Jake Forker
Forker
William Hayes
Phoebe Minonich
Buser
Avilla
Mount Pleasant
Skoog praises Chautauqua as vital community force
P J Skoog recounts a Swede's praise for a Chautauqua lecture that inspired prudent courtship and family happiness. He credits the event, plus local neighbor Sawyer, with reinforcing values, schools, and political efficiency, and warns such programs decline under aggressive management.
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Mary White
America
Mr. Skoog
Sawyer
Skoog
Lincvolu
A Tale of a Peddler and a Fatal Telescope Mistake
A farmer buys a telescope and gazes skyward until he slips into a cistern and drowns. At the funeral the widow keeps her composure while a child asks about the cause. The widow says a focus on near matters might have saved him. Also notes Ringling Bros show on four reels at the theater on Monday.
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Inlinois
Fargier
Chiibdren
Saturday Evening Post
Ringling Bros., Circus
Royal Black Hussars Band to Appear at Lincoln Chautauqua
The Royal Black Hussars Band led by Charles W. Niles will perform at Lincoln Chautauqua on the fourth day, offering a varied program from oratorios to ragtime. The band, about eighteen members, has toured the Middle West for years as a noted spectacle at summer resorts.
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Middle West
Charles W. Niles
Germany
United States
Fifth United States Cavalry Band
Frederic Gross
Royal Black Hussars
Lincoln
South Side Notes from South Orange Street
Government post office inspectors pursue electrical belt dealers using the mails to defraud buyers. A storm damages property with a cherry tree and a porch planter. Local residents move plans and travel, while paving work reveals hidden underground utilities and debris along South Orange Street.
Jenny June Wedding by Children at Albion Opera House
Sixty or more children under ten will perform in the Jenny June Wedding at Albion’s opera house Friday evening July 3. A professional trainer will coach the youngsters and special costumes are provided. Net proceeds benefit the library with admission 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children.
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Albion
Opera House
Mrs Cowan Visited by Grandson in LaGrange
Mrs Margaret Cowan of La Grange has been the guest of her grandson Dr W L Cowan and family for the past week. Albion Chautauqua runs July 21 to 26.
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Julia Foote
Indianapolis
Flora Hayes
City
McConnell
Mary White
Mary
Smith
Mishawaka
Skinner Lake
Brimfield
George Arthur
Churubusco
Albion
Wolcottville
Mrs Arthur
Roof
Margaret Cowan
Lagrange
W. L. Cowan
Albion Chautauqua
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Columbus
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Terre Haute
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Quincy A. Myers
Logansport
Lucius C. Embree
Princeton
Ira C. Batman
Bloomington
M. A. Chipman Anderson
U. &. Lesh Huntington Shepherd J
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Congress
Charles R. Lane
Ft. Wayne
the County
Forrest E. Field
Auditor H. Clayton
Erwin
Perry Township
Roy Riddle
Jefferson Township
D. C. Bailey Ligonier
T. Knox
Charles W. Black
Wilbur H. Hill
Wayne Township
Thomas J. Ott
Premo
R. F. Mayfield
Albion, Ind
A Re-United Party
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Opie Read
Ab Thomas
Hazel Folsom
Daggy
Jefferson
Corintha
Tarzah Alshouse
Urania Rice
Angola
Ed Burr
Will Roseboom
McPheeters
Garrett
Frank Bortner
G Stengle
Painfield
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Chamberlain
M. C. Beck
Adv
Dr. Green
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Love
Wpconnell
P. J. Skoog
Mr. McConnell
King David
State OF
Noble County
Fred D. Spencer
Grant & Foote, Attorneys
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Royal Black Hussars Band
G. W. Roof
South Orange St
Jobn Rogers
Chillicothe, Mo
South Orange Street
Washington and
Orange Street
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Frank Bidwell
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