Roosevelt Speech Influence in Indiana Ties to Lodge Beveridge Roles
A fragment from an Indianapolis Star interview discusses Roosevelt's potential speeches and their possible impact on Indiana politics. The text links Roosevelt to supporting Lodge and Beveridge, notes Massachusetts events, and questions how his speaking plans affect regional reactions.
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Jada VW. Iter
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Indiana
Cr Sicnator Beveridge
Breveridge
Lodge
Wassachusetts
Investigation Cites Over Million in Fidelity Trust Theft
An inquiry shows August Kopke’s gang stole more than 1.1 million dollars from Fidelity Trust Co in Louisville. John W. Barr Sr., president of the firm, confirms the loss and notes many wonder what happened to the funds over the years of embezzlement.
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August Kopke
Fidelity Trust Company
Nxt Louisville
John W. Barr
Efec
Teachers Institute Notes and Reading Circle Books
County Board of Education requires teachers to enroll and pay an instructors fee during institute week. Books for reading circle are MacMurry How to Study and Allen Civics and Health, available at the County Superintendent’s office. Dr Ferris will begin arithmetic on August 15 with an evening lecture Making the World Better. Dr Lindley and Mrs Waterman featured in upcoming Educational Psychology and Health in the School. AMZIE KANNAPEL, Co Supt.
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County Board of Education
MacMurry
Allen
Ofice
Ferris
Verris
Dr. Lindley
Indiana State Normal
Neelys Return Home From Indiana Trip
Mr and Mrs Sherman W Neely return to Bucklin Kansas after a three week visit with his parents in this county It is his first return in four years and Mrs Neelys first trip to Indiana Rural mail carrier Mr Neely ordered The Democrat sent to his Kansas address during the visit.
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Sherman W. Neely
Bucklin
Kansas
Thomas I. Neely
Leth Township
Neely
Visit of Louisville Residents Sparks Local Activity
Johnny Gosling of Louisville visits Byrnville while many locals work on homes and residences. Edward Martin plasters Dr. Glenn's Ramsey house. Bird Sappenfield paints Jacob Kim's place west of town. Frank Ingleman becomes a Monon fireman. O. Byrne travels sales, Basil Byrne to return from Terre Haute. Citizens attend events and visit relatives including New Albany trips and Chautauqua outings.
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Johnny Gosling
Louisville
Edward Martin
Dr. Glenn
Ramsey
Bird Sappenfield
Jacob Kim
Frank Ingleman
Monon
George Ruby
Community notices from Taylor Township and surrounding areas
Local notes from Taylor Township mention visits among families in Louisville Rosewood Buena Vista Evans Landing and New Albany. marriages births and a sale notice featuring auctioneer C B Koop. Other items include illnesses travels to Louisville Corydon and Milltown as well as a Paoli preeaching engagement by Elder R Lankford.
Corn and Wheat Prospering in Local County
Central area reports corn thriving and wheat turning out well in this vicinity. Jim Roby visited Brandenburg last Saturday. Charles Pitman and wife visited W E Pitman Sunday. Several people attended a Corydon lot sale. Bob Crosier works for William Blake. Ed Fowler and wife visited Ben Funkhouser. Town residents bought lots at Corydon hill sale. Pitman family to move to Mineola Kansas around August first.
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Sam
Jim Roby
Brandenburg
Charles Pitman
W. E. Pitman
Corydon
Bob Crosier
William Blake
Ed. Fowler
Ben Funkhouser
Washington Township
Mineola
Kansas
Elizabeth News Family Visits Across Local Ties
Grandma Bush is on the sick list. Several residents travel to Louisville and New Albany to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Burton visit New Albany friends. The Plue child is seriously ill. Miss Fannie Bush visits Aunt Clara Deitch in Louisville. Reagan of Louisville visits his aunt. Barger family from New Albany visits relatives near here. George Harmon from New Albany visits grandparents Hobbs. Minnie Johnson and sons visit Aunt Mrs Julius Johns. Deich family visits Crawford county home. Hand sisters return to New Albany after visiting Miss Mabel Hilderbrand.
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Mrafind
Fred Jiedden
Annie Chappel
Waller
Claude
Louisville
Rosewood
Buena Vista
Clara Schilhmiller
Iatie Divine
John Buckle
Fishtown
Olive Bures
Svans Landing
Harry Kelley
Andy Colvin
Harry Davis
Jeffersonville
Mary Dean
Lillian and
Vada Davis
Evans Landing
Florence Birch
Mattie Ackerman
Peter Iink
Lora Bence
New Albany
Herman Brown
John Pankey
Martin Kennedy
HK. M. Routh
Lauber Durnil
Prank Zink
Roberts
Maggie Wernert
Lizzie Hunter
Sophia Patterson
Elder &. R. Lankford
Paoli
Mt. Tabor
Grandma Bush
Clara
Maggie Plue
Howard Bush
Salls
T. W. Burton
Will Plue
Fannie Bush
Clara Deitch
David Reagan
Dr. Winders
Charles Barger
George Harmon
Hobbs
Minnie Johnson
Flmo
Kenneth
Alrs
Julius Johns
Valentine Deich
Deich
Dorothy
Crawford County
Roger's Chapel Celebration in the Grove
The sixth annual Roger's Chapel celebration was held in the grove a quarter mile north of the church with a small crowd due to farmers busy in the fields. Reverends Valentine Deich and William Minter spoke and local Sunday schools performed songs on stage. Leander Botties of Corydon threshes 351 bushels of wheat from ten acres, the best county yield reported. Charlie Davis of the Hub visited Louisville on business.
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Roger’s Chapel
Valentine Deich
William Minter
Leander Botties
Corydon
Leander
Charlie Davis
Hub
Louisville
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