Delphi editorial notes on Cleveland convention and Indiana primary debt
The article references Watson Beveridge and Goodrich on the delegation at large and states the Coolidge for President Club of Indiana ended its primary campaign with about eight thousand dollars in debt. It implies the remaining ten delegates’ task is to maintain harmony at the Cleveland convention.
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Watson
New
Beveridge
Goodrich
Cleveland
Coolidge
Indiana
Hoosier State
Naming a Cleveland Candidate Faces Hard Platform Task
The article notes that naming a candidate in Cleveland is straightforward but crafting a broadly acceptable platform for the presidential nomination demands genius beyond the best minds. It emphasizes the difficulty of aligning majority support with a compelling program.
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Cleveland
Garden Club Members Expand Outdoors For Summer
Garden club members across the United States shift activities outdoors as thousands of gardens flourish. The essay links gardening to virtue and beauty, noting flower cultivation as a public benefactor and a bridge between nature and spirituality.
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United States
Joyce Kilmer
God
Francis Bacon
Indianapolis Race Delivers Thrill Despite Narrow Finish
The Indianapolis race this year thrilled fans with speed averaging 98 mph for the leaders and a contested outcome to the last moments. Except for a distant disaster, the event provided constant suspense as competitors battled for the win.
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Indianapolis
A Cancer Cure Predicted By Mayo Clinic Doctor
A physician from Mayo Clinic Rochester asserts that cancer may be eradicated within a few years. Though less noted than Dr. Charles H. Mayo the expert’s cautious optimism reflects decades of gradual progress in cancer research and treatment.
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Charles H. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Dr. Mayo
Road-burner cars redefine speed with tiny engines
Care and foresight mark progress as speed and stamina of the modern cars astonish. Engines are nearly one third smaller than the smallest normal auto, yet builders achieve unprecedented long-distance speed, proving that internal combustion still has undiscovered potential.
Methodists End Ban On Theater and Dancing
The Methodist Episcopal church lifts its long standing ban on theatergoing and dancing, signaling trust in individual conscience tempered by training. The move, seen as a statement of strength, echoes recent church reunification and a broader push for global unity and international cooperation.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Discovery promised not for riches but for humanity
The speaker asserts that the value of the discovery lies not in money or fame but in the lasting benefit to humanity and the deep appreciation of thousands who will be aided by the achievement. The emphasis is on intrinsic reward and societal impact over personal gain.
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Kandy
Lincoln
Court house built in Carroll County in 1831 1832
II of the Carroll county commissioners authorized a brick court house for the county seat. The contract with Theophilus Hardman was terminated and awarded to John Dolason in September 1831. Total building cost reached 3500 dollars with paint plaster and cupola work by T. C. Hughes and others, the two story 50 by 50 structure stood for 25 years with a bell in the cupola.
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Carroll County Commissioners
Theophilus Hardman
John Dolason
Aaron Dewey
Board of Commissioners
T. C. Hughes
Marshall Defends War Sanity At Chicago Talk
Thomas R. Marshall, former vice president, told Memorial Sunday meeting attendees that pacifists resemble pre Civil War critics and warned against disarming nations. He endorsed measures to prevent war while keeping American institutions and freedoms intact and joked about pruning laws down to core principles.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Sunday Evening Club
Chicago
Mr. Marshall
League of Nations
Harding
Coolidge
Pepper
Lodge
America
Indianapolis made car wins race
An Indianapolis made Duesenberg driven by Joe Boyer captured the 106 lap Indianapolis 500, outrunning 21 rivals amid 135000 to 140000 spectators. The pace was fierce with Paul Cooper briefly challenging, final time 5 hours 5 minutes 23.51 seconds for the 500 mile race setting a new world record.
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Fred Dusenberg
Joe Boyer
Duesenberg
L. L. Corum
Paul Cooper
Ross-Ad e Bowl for Pur due
Purdue University football program gains a Ross-Ad e Bowl as foundation directors award the contract to A. E. Kemmer of Lafayette. Work began June 2 with a practice game set for October 1 and formal dedication planned for homecoming with Indiana University.
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Purdue
Age of Young Men and Old Piggy Banks
The remark contrasts youth and older men noting that while every age includes young men, the older men possess most of the money. The quote hints at economic disparity between generations.
Memorial Day Tribute Urges End to All War
Legion leader John R. Quinn honors Woodrow Wilson and fallen soldiers, linking Wilson’s death to democracy’s fulfillment. He recalls World War sacrifices, Civil War and Spanish American War veterans, and prays for a future peace without further generations mourning on Memorial Day.
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Woodrow Wilson
Chateau Thierry
John R. Quinn
American Legion
America
Hill and Dale
France
Crat
Asi
Ralph Hanna Named Editor in Chief of Indiana Daily Student
Ralph T. Hanna of Delphi has been chosen by Indiana University’s journalism department to serve as editor in chief of the Indiana Daily Student for the fall semester. He has risen from reporter to editor roles and is a major in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. He belongs to Sigma Delta Chi, Scabbard and Blade, and Acacia.
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Ralph T. Hanna
Delphi
Indiana University Journalism Department
Indiana Daily
J. W. Piercy
Hanna
College Daily
Sigma Delta Chi
Acacia
Real Estate Transfers For Past Week In Delphi Area
Compiled by Harry Arnold Ab stractor of Titles Delphi Indiana. The Delphi Chamber of Commerce to John M Merrell et ux Lots 5 6 7 8 9 11 25 26 in Commercial Club Add to Delphi Also other real estate 157.00 Jewell E Tinsley et ux to Charles W Hinkle Lots 3 and 4 in Planks 2nd Add to Bringhurst 800.00 Earl P Paul Executor to Amos Skiles 60 acres in Clay Tp 4500.00 John P McCloskey to Elsie Mc Closkey Campbell et al 66 5-10 acres in Washington Tp 6660.00 Leroy Nice et ax to Isaac N Daugherty et al Pt Lot 28 in O P of Cutler 250.00
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Harry Arnold
Delphi
Indiana
Delphi Chamber of Commerce
John M. Merrell
Jewell E. Tinsley
Charles W. Hinkle
Plank
Bringhurst
Earl P. Paul
Amos Skiles
Clay
John P. McCloskey
Elsie McCloskey Campbell
Washington Tp
Leroy Nice
Isaac N. Daugherty
O. P
Cutler
Democrats Plan For News Efficiency At Nomination Convention
The Democratic National Convention in New York in June will feature unprecedented press facilities. Madison Square Garden reconstruction allocates 50 000 dollars to create 850 desks for reporters, 300 seated platform, telephones, wireless, and extensive news broadcasting infrastructure. The setup aims to transmit sessions worldwide with 1000 editors and 800 telephones dedicated to press use.
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Washington
New York
Associated Press
Madison Square, Garden
James D. Preston
United States Senate
North Division High School Manners Campaign In Milwaukee
The North Division High School in Milwaukee launches a Better Manners campaign after two months of essays by freshmen to seniors. Winners include Eugene Irassk on Manners and Horses and Milton Butter on Courtesy in the Home. An affiliated North Division Club pledges to improve student conduct and morals.
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Emerson
North Division High School
Milwaukee
Wis
Better Manners
Eugene Irassk
Peris Broecker
Milton Butter
Walter Rosinski
Education worth the cost colleges education yields value
A cultivated man prefers culture and learning, asserting college education is worthwhile despite its expense across society and personal growth.
Sugar Used in Candy Reaches Large Annual Total
Sugar used in candy production amounts to about 350000 tons per year. The statement notes the large scale of sugar consumption in candy manufacture.
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Uniteti
Defunct McCray Bank pays state funds recovery
The state treasurer's office received a payment of 9000 dollars toward the state funds on deposit in the Discount and Deposit State Bank of Kentland after its closure. The Kentland bank was involved in the dissolution of the institution.
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McCray Bank
State Bank of Kentland
Kentland Bank Ae
Largest King Crabs Record Off Japan Island
King crabs from Japan’s coastal waters reach three to five feet across their claws. The largest recorded specimen stretched nineteen feet tip to tip and weighed forty pounds, marking a historic size for the species.
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Japan
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