Martin Nominated Marion County Progressive Chairman
Clarence R. Martin Indiana pol is attorney and Law Tepes Township resident was elected county chairman by Marion County Progressives on March 16 at Castle Hall. He defeated Frank Doudican on the first ballot with 53 votes to 37, urged immediate organizing and voter outreach, and warned Republicans and Democrats against consolidation plans while calling for a strong, honest campaign posture through November. The convention filled the party headquarters and followed a public show of support for the new leadership.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marcel
Clarence R. Martin
Law- Tepes Township
Marion County
Castle Hall
Martin
Frank Doudican
Doudican
Jaix
Martle
Marion
Progressive Party
Republi
Willitts A. Bastian
Marlow
Frank EB. Heflin
Arabelle Heflin
Iere
Wee
Hat Will
Elul Hareeriorn
Chamberlin
Lanty
Mr. Doudican
Tha
William D. Headrick
Headrick
Hit the Rocks Knickerbocker Stock Company Disbands
The Knickerbocker Stock Company, booked to perform at the Allen theatre in Frankfort, canceled all future engagements after a poor reception in Lebaron and disbanded following their initial Monday appearance in Frankfort. Mr and Mrs Jacob Oelaer hosted guests Sunday including Mr and Mrs Winston Jones and Mr and Mrs Oscar Yartley and family.
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Knickerbocker
Allen Theatre
Frankfort
Lebaron
Jacob Oelaer
East Superior Street
Winson Jones
Oscar Yartley
Progressives Meet in South Dakota Denounce G O P Alliance
In Huron South Dakota March 17 progressives gathered to plan for the campaign and declare any union with the Republican party impossible. Gifford Pinchot attacked progressive Republicans and urged independence from Hadley La Follette and Borah. He praised Roosevelt and condemned Cummins Bristow and the rest as failing leaders. Plans were discussed for a full state ticket.
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Huron
Republican Party
Progressive Party
South Dakota
Gifford Pinchot
Herbert
Hadley
Roosevelt
Chicago
Kim Cummins
Times
Borah
Weather Vane
Cummins
Bristow
Lafollette
O. K. Davis
Vie
Photographic Studios Close for March Visit
On March 24 26 the Photographic Studios of E S Harvey and T Waltz close as owners and wives visit the School of Profession Photography at the YMCA Building Indianapolis A sale lists Light Brahma Roosters. Also note Mr and Mrs Harry Crider have been resting on Hast Superior street with property at the corner of North Street and Zafayetts Avenue this week.
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E. S. Harvey and
T. ©. Waltz
School of Profession Photography
Y.M.C. A
Indianapolis
W. S. Youkey
Harry Crider
Missionary Meeting of Woman's Home Missionary Society
The Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon at 2 40 o clock. Programs included Devolons by Mrs J A Hogshire Prayer by Mrs K W Robbins Piano solo by Mrs J R Ball Third Chapter of New America by Mrs Monros Bush Slaves and Rusplanp by Mrs Anna Cassidy Austria Hungary by Mrs Lawra Ke ket Piano solo by Paul Pletcher Her Treasured Mite Box by Mrs J A Hagehire Hostesses served refreshments after the program.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodiat Church
J. A. Hogshire
K. W. Robbins
J. R. Ball
New America
Monros Bush
Anna Cassidy
Austria
Hungary
Lawra Keket
Piana Sofo
Paul Pletcher
J. A. Hagehire
Beery Recovered Clears Purdue Illness Report
A Bloomington rumor that Clark Berry of Purdue was still ill and unable to return home is unfounded. Horry has recovered from illness and is back at Purdue. Mrs. Mark Adler attended a party in Frankfort on Wednesday afternoon.
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Clark Berry
Purdue
Bloomington
Boiler Makers
The
Crimson
Lafayette
Berry
Homer Woolery
Beery
Horry
Mark Adler
Frankfort
Chemical Explosion Injures Shortridge Student
Herbert Pinnell, an 18 year old Shortridge High School chemistry student from 1910 North New Jersey street Indianapolis, suffered an eye injury when a lump of metallic sodium dropped into water in the chemistry laboratory. Doctors continue to treat him, with uncertain vision outcome. Pinnell admits the accident was his own prank. He is the son of J W Pinnell, formerly of the city.
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Herbert Pinnell
New Jersey Street
Indianapolia
Shortridge High School
Atill
Pinwell
Shortridge
J. W. Pinnell
Fisher Wagoner nuptials unites Big Springs couple
Jobule Fisher and Ethel Wagoner were married at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the Farme State Bank with Rev. Homer Dale officiating. The couple, both connected to the University of Big Springs, are the offspring of Joshua FP Fisher and William Wagoner.
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Fisher—Wagoner
Jobule Fisher
Joshua FP. Fish
Ethel Wagoner
William Wagoner
Iitersity
Big Springs
State Bank
Homer Dale Ot
Drayman Harry Worhle Missing From Mine Probed
Harry Worhle, owner of a dray mine, has been missing since Monday morning after leaving home. Relatives express worry as search and inquiries continue. A Progressive era notice appears in the periodical showing subscription price.
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Harry Worhle
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Muncie
Iivorce
Florence E. Doyle
Phrinth
Joseph Doyle
Plaintift
Askin
Thorntown
R. W. Adney
Artman &. Smith
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Anna A. Logan
Charles £. Logan
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William Moliere
Mary Lamb
Moliere
William H. Moliere
Mire Lamb
George Lamb
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Werbert Pinnel
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Jelius W. Pinsell
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