Republican Meeting Draws Large Crowd at City Hall
Miss Jesse Levey of Indiana and John W. McCardle addressed a packed City Hall audience on Republican principles. Levey defended her points amid heckling while McCardle spoke over two hours on tax policy, League of Nations, tariffs, and state issues, criticizing Democrats and praising Benham for Congress.
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Jesse Levey
Indianapolis
John W. McCardle
City Hall
Miss Levey
Milan
Sunman
Heckler
Mr. McCardle
League of Nations
McCardle
Indiana
State Tax Commission
John S. Benham
Congress
Benham
Cox
Dayton
Africa
William McAdoo
Dr. McCulloch
Ripley
Osgood
Versailles
Instruction to Voters Meeting for Batesville Republicans
Republican women of Batesville and vicinity are urged to attend a voter instruction meeting at City Hall tonight at 7 30. A similar meeting for women voters in Hayti is planned for Friday night at the Hayti Schoolhouse with all Republicans invited.
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Batesville
Hayti
Eagles Initiate Largest Batesville Class In History
Batesville Aerie welcomes forty one candidates for initiation in the largest class the local order has ever taken since its organization. Connersville Aerie assists with a full degree team and exhibition drill, followed by talks and social fellowship as members depart.
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Batesville
Canfield
Batesville Aerie
Connersville Aerie
Aerie
Fire at Ritter Factory In Batesville Prompted Quick Fire Crew
Fire broke out in the basement of Batesville Furniture Company on Friday evening. Employees used emergency gear to extinguish flames caused by a hot box on the shafting, limiting damage to leather belting and minimal structural harm.
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Batesville Furniture Company
McCoy For Recorder Re-election Bid Emphasizes Efficiency
The county Recorder McCoy is praised for efficient service with well-kept records. Described as competent, businesslike and courteous, he seeks re election, supported as the rightful incumbent by supporters.
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McCoy
Social Mystery Box Sale and Bazaar at Sunman School
A community social event and mystery box bazaar will be held at the Sunman School Building on Friday October 29 with supper served. The gathering invites all residents to attend and support local activities.
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Sunman School
Campaign message urges voters to back Harding Watson and Benham
The piece defenses a straight Republican ticket for the upcoming election, urging readers to vote Harding for President, Watson for Senator, and John Benham for Congress. It argues a Republican majority in the Senate and House is needed to enable policy and restore normalcy, highlighting Benham as a qualified congressman and Watson as Indiana’s senator nominee.
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United States
Washington
Harding
Coolidge
James E. Watson
John S. Benham
Senate
Jim Watson
Indiana
Watson
An Benham
John Benham
Congress
County ticket praised by Ripley voters for capable incumbents
The piece endorses Republican candidates in Ripley County County officials are praised for efficiency and courteous service Judge Harper and Joseph Gordon are highlighted for proven records Harper's deputy tenure and Gordon's prior sheriff service are cited as strong qualifications William Goyert is noted as an experienced farmer and banked on county and farming leadership Johnston Fegee Martin and other ticket members are listed with credentials in surveying finance and public service
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Ripley County
Chas
S. Royce
Chris Kassendick
Daily E. McCoy
Thomas Harper
Joseph FE. Gordon
Harper
Wildman
Joseph E. Gordon
Newton Hyatt
William B. Goyert
Ripley County Federation
Otto Fegee
Horace A. Martin
Batesville Officials Seek Southeast Indiana Baseball League
Batesville manager Chester Meyer and president M F Bohland led a Greensburg conference with regional reps on forming the Southeastern Indiana Baseball League. Eight teams are planned, with Batesville naming A B Wycoff to represent them. Grounds improvements and a new grandstand are planned before next spring's season.
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John Schmocker
Chester Meyer
Otto Fritsch
George Bloemer
Batesville
Meyer
A. B. Wycoff
Batesville Boys
Firefighter Severely Injured In Batesville Plant Run
William Parsons of the Batesville fire department suffered a broken leg above the ankle with severe bruises and cuts after falling from a moving hose wagon near George Doll's home. The accident occurred when the wagon hit loose gravel forcing Parsons to jump off and then slip as he tried to reboard. a wheel passed over his leg. Parsons will be out of work for an extended period.
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William Parsons
Batesville Furniture Company
William Krieger
George Doll
Mr. Parsons
Republican Thomas Harper vows to run Ripley County Sheriff solo
A notice from Republican candidate Thomas Harper states if elected he will not hire a permanent deputy. He plans to use a deputy only to transport criminals or the insane to state institutions and to assist in high workload periods.
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Shelby Township
Johnson
Thomas Harper
Ripley County
Knights of St John Hold Jubilee Dance in Batesville Hall
St Clair's Hall hosted a Jubilee Dance last Thursday in celebration of the twenty fifth anniversary of the St Louis Commandery Knights of St. John. Knights, families, and friends from Batesville and nearby commanderies attended, enjoying refreshments and a memorable social evening.
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St. Louis Commandery
Knights of St. John
St. Clair’s Hall
Batesville
Harmony Six Jazz Dance Comes to Batesville Hall
The Harmony Six of Connersville perform jazzy music at St. Clair's Hall Batesville on Saturday November 6 with baritone solos as a feature Admission is 1.00 for men and 0.35 for ladies including tax Griffin and Kleiner promote the event.
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Harmony Six
Connersville
Batesville
St. Clair’s Hall
Griffin & Kleiner
Dance at Liberty Park Ends Season Saturday Evening
Liberty Park hosts the season finale dance on Saturday evening October 30. A large floor, jazz music, and ample refreshments will be provided for attendees. Admission is 50 cents for gents and ladies, including war tax.
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Liberty Park
More Eggs From Eye A Day Mash Boost
Increase your egg production by using Eye A Day Mash. For sale by Batesville Roller Mills.
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Batesville Roller Mills
Tax Question Raised for Political Effect
Statements attack the Goodrich Tax Law and Democratic officials in Ripley County over a 175000 toll road project and 7500 borrowed funds. The piece accuses Democrats of raising taxes, mismanaging debt, and using a 16 year interest burden to blame Republicans.
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Goodrich
Ripley County
Osgood and Napoleon
Rowland Jackson
Ripley
Osgood
Versailles
the Herald
the Journal
Indiana University
Purdue University
State Normal School
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial
Napoleon
Indianapolis
State Senate
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Ritter
Harding, Watson, Benham
America
Ripley Co
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