Indiana primary shapes as referendum on national administration
Indiana forecasts a light turnout in the May 2 primary with Beveridge aiming for a large anti administration vote and New seeking renomination. The story notes Beveridge’s opposition to New and to current tax and railroad policies, while New stresses his ties to President Harding and defends administration actions. It highlights farmers and women voters as key factors in the race.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapole
Ind
Harry S. New
United States Senate
Albert J. Beveridge
New
Powerha
Beveridge
Indiana
Washington
Newberry
Lorimer
Illinois
Ership
Senator New
Harding
Prent Harding
Index to Advertisements Page 12 Amusements and Goods
A busy page lists assorted advertisers across magazines and services including Gravure studios, savings and loan firms, banks, hotels, motor cars, clothing, jewelry, and opticians. It notes publishers and firms such as Croft Publishing Co and The Robert Mitchell Co along with local shops.
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Arral’s
Croft Publishing Co
Telepholie CO
Burkhardt Bros. Co
Closson
Caveddesss
Eisenman & Eisenman
Gravure
Savings and Loan Ass‘n
Third National Bank
Cessen
Goldenburg School
Humphrey's Medicine Co
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
Hotel EE
Aieisibasadale Teges
Ebibine Bebansse Shawaat E'S Gr
Mat Savings & Loan Ass
Ager
Ccgiasqsestves
Geen Chicos Sweitevahones
Miller Bros
Sccs
Pinkham
Opticians
Robert Mitchell Rom Lawton Co
Totiabuetig
Oskamp Jewelry Co
Thess Chas. McCullough
Winter halts savants hunting plesiosaurus
Buenos Aires April 29. An expedition from Buenos Aires to Patagonia has returned empty handed amid the approaching winter. Prof Clementi Onelli confirmed the decision and said another search will be planned for next summer after reports of a monster seen in an Andean lake.
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Buenos Aires
Patagonia
Bariloche
Clementi Onelli
Burenos Aires Zoological Gardens
Onelil
Richard Croker dies at Glencairn estate near Dublin
Richard Croker former Tammany Hall boss died at 3 30 p m at Glencairn castle Sendyford near Dublin His wife was bedside He spent his last years in Ireland owning estates and had returned to the United States in 1921 for legal proceedings on his affairs Croker's rise and control of Tammany Hall and his influence on New York politics are chronicled with notes on his wealth marriages and the controversies surrounding graft and leadership.
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Tammany Hall
Ireland
Dublin
Associated Press
Richard Croker
New York
Glencairn Castle
Sendyford
United States
Croker
England
Free State
Black Rock
Crokers
Cincinnati
Richard
Fourth Avenue Tunnel Gang
Hadeen
Boss Tweed
Gall
Tweed
Tammany
Mr. Croker
Elizabeth Frazer
Fight Talk in Europe Not Confined to Alarmists
Dispatch from Paris reports debate over a coming European war not confined to alarmists. Safe and sane voices warn that conflicts could involve all of Europe, with France blocking Lloyd George's non aggression policy. A Hungarian informant predicts France may invade Germany for reparations, dragging Hungary into a regional war.
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Europe
France
Germany
Bird
Hungary
Alsace- Lorraine
Mr Bird
Paris
Danube
Lloyd George
Mercial Tribune
England
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Serbia
Budapest
McCumber Decries Senate Slowness in Tariff Bill
Senate Finance Chairman McCumber criticized the chamber’s slow progress on the administration tariff bill. He noted the measure was reported nineteen days prior and that even the initial item, acetatic acid or vinegar, had been taken up eight days ago, yet the Senate has not passed the vinegar stage.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Warning to Mothers Over Street Dangers After Child Deaths
Coroner D C Handley urged parents to keep children off streets after the death of five year old Edward Baker struck by an automobile. The Hamilton County fatalities from auto accidents total twenty three this year with several other youths injured or killed in the days surrounding the incident. The Baker boy from 6 West Ninth Street died after being struck on Ninth Street by a car driven by S D Hogan. Hogan, who was with George Conn, was charged with manslaughter as the mother Mrs Anna Baker comforted her son at the scene and at General Hospital. Police report subsequent incidents include the April 27 death of Ralph Rhoades and other injuries from traffic incidents on Vine and Central avenues.
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Edward Baker
D. C. Handley
Baker
Hamilton County
West Ninth Street
Ninth Street
S. D. Hogan
Garrard Street
Covington
George Conn
Banmore Avenue
Hogan
Auto Patrol 4
Tom Reardon
General Hospital
Anna Baker
Ninth and
Vine Streets
Ralph Rhoades
Richard Rhoades
Hamilton Avenue
Board of Education
George Griffith
Doris Adams
Alice Fergueson
Vine Street
Twelfth
Sanford Sparks
Central Avenue
Court
Carl Kreighoff
Dewey Avenue
Morning
Frederick
Browning
Lashbrook
Carl Neff
Neff
Edward Lashbrook
Frank Utter
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Beardstown
Robert Patterson
Bis
Patterson
Man Arrested After Stealing Neckties For Wedding
Lowell Brooks 25 of 805 Race Street was jailed on petit larceny charges after detectives observed him pocket four neckties at the H and L Pogue store. He confessed the theft to fund a wedding to Miss Jimmie Hanlon, 23, of 705 Main Street, Newport. A marriage certicate found in his pocket claimed a prior Newport marriage to Alice Green in 1917. Miss Hanlon suffered a nervous breakdown after the arrest.
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Lowell Brooks
Brooks
Race Street
Haberdashery Department
H. & 8. Pogue Company
Fourth and
Race Streets
Paul Ryan
Cal Crim
Crim
Jimmie Hanlon
Main Street
Hanlon
Newport
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Somerset
Alice Green
Missing pastors body found by fisherman
The Rev. W. J. Leach, pastor of Averyville Presbyterian Church and former newspaper man, is found in the Illinois River wedged between two willows by a fisherman near Peoria Illinois.
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Peoria
W. J. Leach
Averyville Presbyterian Church
Illinois River
Rare evening grosbeak spotted in Columbus
An evening grosbeak, not seen in Ohio since 1860, was found by Mrs. W. H. Williams in a ravine at an amusement park in Columbus. Local bird lovers flock to see the rare visitor described as sparrow sized with a green bill, gray plumage, and white wing feathers.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Williams
Wilson calls turning point in affairs of mankind
Former President Woodrow Wilson declares in a letter read at a dinner for the Democratic National Committee women that this is a turning point in mankind’s affairs and that Democrats must lead to the light. The missive dated April 25 was read by Mrs. Emily Newell Blair amid cheers.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
United States
Emily Newell Blair
Mellon recalls ruling on Woodrow Wilson Foundation taxes
Secretary Mellon ordered withdrawal of the Internal Revenue Bureau ruling that contributions to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation were not exempt from income taxes. In a letter to Senator Glass, Mellon said the ruling would be reviewed and may be treated like Roosevelt Memorial Association donations. The action follows a conference with Revenue Bureau officials and contrasts with prior McKinley Memorial guidance.
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Washington
Mellon
Internal Revenue Bureau
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Senator Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Smith
Revenue Bureau
Blair
Glass
McKinley Memorial Association
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Bomb hurled at Russians during church treasure seizure
In Tver on the Volga a bomb was hurled at the Russian Soviet Commission while requisitioning church treasures. A member of the Black Hundred threw the device at the Cathedral of the Transfiguration an ancient 1689 edifice. No injuries reported though statues and windows were damaged and doors torn from their hinges.
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Riga
Associated Press
Tver
Volga
Black Hundred
Autopsy Sought In Hoopeston Girl Death Mystery
State's Attorney ordered stomach analysis for Gertrude Hanna found in Hoopeston parsonage to determine death cause. Sheriff notes possible alibi by John Co. Wyman, under surveillance, while Danville officials push further inquiry into the girl's disappearance and unborn child’s father.
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Danville
Associated Press
J. H. Lewman
Gertrude Hanna
Hoopeston
Knox
John Co. Wyman
Wyman
Miss Hanna
Akill
Vermillion County
Lewman
F. G. Fisher
Chicago
Henna
Hoopeston United Presbyterian Church
Fisher
Sordid Illinois romance ends in grand jury caution
Hoopeeston Illinois April 29 A public case centers on farmer John Wyman 36 and Miss Hanna 25 whose body was found near the First United Presbyterian Church. State's Attorney John H Lewman says Wyman will face the Vermillion grand jury May 15 after a lengthy examination by officials. Wyman admitted planning marriage with Hanna to resolve her troubles and discussed bonds with his brother-in-law Nesbit amid alleged threats of legal action from Hanna. Grace Hanna and father William Hanna were questioned at City Hall during the inquiry.
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Grace
City Hall
Wyman
Lewman
Knox
Chief Bogart
Miss Hanna
Mr. Lewman
Wryman
William Nesbit
Paranoiac Miss Hanna Admitted to Chicago Psycopathic Hospital
Miss Gertrude Hanna, classified as a paranoiac, was admitted to Cook County Psycopathic Hospital in Chicago. Her record notes she bought a revolver and ammunition to protect against a man she believes is following her. Her past includes a Kankakee institution after a nervous breakdown and a later discharge as cured. She spoke of unhappiness, lack of home confidence, and hearing voices during questioning.
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Chicago
Gertrude Hanna
Cook County Psycopathic Hospital
World flag forwarded to Genoa conference
Harry B McCartney of Chicago sent a proposed world flag to the Genoa conference. The banner features a red cross and white moon and star on a purple field and is offered for adoption at the international talks.
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Chicago
Genoa
Harry 8. Mccartney
Philippine Islands Day for First Time in History
Manila reports the archipelago dry for the first time under a liquor sale ban on registration and election days. The drought lasts until tomorrow with another dry spell expected next Friday and Saturday, tied to registration activities.
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Manila
P. L
Philippine Archipelago
Mohr Powell Charged in Mt Holly Circus Owner Murder
Mt Holly New Jersey April 29 two men jailed in the murder of John T Brunen circus owner shot at his Riverside New Jersey home on March 10 Detective Ellis Parker said a conspiracy is under inquiry Harry C Mohr Brunen brother in law and Charles M Powell former Brunen employee were charged after Mohr was arrested in Camden Powell confessed stating Mohr urged him to kill Brunen and provided money for the gun and shells Powell claimed Mohr drove him to the home and promised $1000 later denying involvement. prosecutor says motive unclear and Powell wife denounced Mohr as responsible for her husband’s plight.
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MT. Holly
N. J
John T. Brunen
Riverside
Ellis Parker
Brunen
Harry C. Mohr
Charles M. Powell
Mohr
Camden
Powell
Burling
Parker
J. H. Kelsey
Doria Brunen
Marie Fleming
Beechwood
Ind
Charley
Biologist Accepts $100 Reward From Bryan
Dr. R C Spangler of West Virginia University accepts a $100 check from William Jennings Bryan after a public dispute over harmonizing Darwinian evolution with the Bible. He answered Bryan’s five questions and stated biologists reject degeneracy from apes today while affirming belief in biblical miracles.
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Morgantown
W. Va
R. C. Spangler
West Virginia University
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Prof. Spangler
Dr. Spangler
Spangler
Christ
Bomb Squad Guards Homes in New York on Eve of May Day
Police Commissioner Enright deployed bomb squad officers to protect homes of city officials judges bankers and others previously threatened for May Day. Guards will stay on post tonight through May 2 as a precautionary measure.
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New York
Enright
Beards town riot tale of Greek workers and deputies
In Beardstown Illinois on April 28 a mob pursuit followed the shooting of Sheriff Lashbrook and deputies Neff and Utter. Greek workers barricaded in box cars and attacked by labor agitators sparked a deadly exchange with a 30 gun volley.
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Beardstown
Associated Press
Burlington
Schuyler County
J. M. Kelley
Lashbrook
T&ne
Paul Morning
Morning
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