Remembering Massachusetts in Wilson Era Press Notes
The item recalls Henry B. Wilson and Massa Massachusetts figures with editor notes A B Crampton and Mindwell Crampton. It mentions President Coolidge and anticipated senate battles over Ware of Pennsylvania and Smith of Illinois, reflecting a Washington telegraphed memory piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Wilson
Business Mana
Mindwell Crampton
A. B. Crampton
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Ware
Pennsylvania
Smith
Illinois
Massachusetts
Picking Up the Pieces from Philadelphia Exposition
Philadelphia plans to close the Sesquicentennial Exposition this month. Businessmen seek to form an organization to run it for six months next year as a private venture, independent of taxpayers, a move seen as bold amid discouragement.
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Philadelphia
Fraudulent Philadelphia Returns Raise Senate Doubts
An explanation for bogus election returns in Philadelphia divisions appears insincere as Democrats claim fixed unofficial tallies. In 44 divisions William B Wilson shows zero votes, in 32 divisions one vote, prompting scrutiny by a seven member committee while official counts unfold. Senator elect Ware may face barriers in the Senate.
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Philadelphia
William B
Wilson
United States
Ware
Senate
Indiana Faces Teacher Retention and Pay Dilemma
Indiana must keep educators or raise pay to compete with other states. The argument notes state schools lose men to higher wages elsewhere and that taxes are being cut to fund education. It contrasts Indiana’s situation with Ohio and urges a public choice on boosting teacher salaries or loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
The Thanksgiving Trust by Louis Varnum Woulfe
A patriotic Thanksgiving ode urging universal gratitude for national prosperity and peace. It extols family unity, religious harmony, and the abundance of blessings from soil to society, urging an inventory of thanks and recognition of benefactors.
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Republic
Commonwealth
America
Louis Varnum Woulfe
Indiana loses teachers president speaks to Rotarians
Bryan of Indiana University told Bloomington Rotarians about the university’s needs and said his remarks apply broadly to higher education. He emphasized funding, faculty support, and facilities as essential for growth and quality education.
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Indiana
Bryan
Indiana University
Bloomington
Christmas Stationery Printing at the Citizen Office
Personal stationery for Christmas printed by the Citizen office. Engraved visiting cards offered as a welcome gift. Order early by phone 14.
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Citizen Office
Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Guest Preacher
The Christian Church announces Sunday School at 9:30, morning worship at 10:30. Rev. EB W Akeman of Macey Indiana will preach both morning and evening on Sunday November 21. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:00 followed by services at 7:00. Residents are invited to attend all gatherings.
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Christian Church
EB. W. Akeman
Macey
Ind
Christian Endeavor
Church Schedule and Evening Sermons Presented
Rev E M Martinson ministers a Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon on Who Smote Christ B Y P U meets at 6 Ruth Wilkin son as president Delcie Wells leader Evening Service at 7 with a sermon on The Courage To Forget Midweek prayer conference Wednesday at 7 30 All who have no church affiliation are invited to worship and work at this homelike church
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E. M. Martinson
Osee Wells
Ruth Wilkinson
Delcie Wells
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Bible Study
Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with the Higher Catechism. Vesper service at 4 30 on John Calvin with Junior Choir music and cornet. Bible study Wednesday at 7 30. Christian Endeavor at 5 30 after Vespers. Sunday School at 9 30 Will Smith Superintendent R Dale LeCount Pastor.
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Presbyterian Church
John Calvin
Will Smith
Pershing Calls Preparedness and Clean Government
Gen. Pershing in Chicago Kiwanis remarks urges armed readiness if needed in 1917 and warns against domestic corruption and lawlessness. He argues campaigns must curb wealth influence and uphold law and order to prevent republic decline.
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America
France
Pershing
Kiwanis Clubs
Chicago
Hotel
Sherman
Charles A. Carter
Kiwanis
Gen. Pershing
Local Lady Becomes Health Nurse in Logansport
Miss Mae Billiard of this county is selected to succeed Miss Grace Ewing as Logansport health nurse. Ewing left for West Palm Beach to join city schools nursing staff. Billiard, a graduate of Lafayette Home Hospital Training School and Semmes College of Public Health Nursing, will assume duties November 15. She served as a Red Cross nurse in the U S Army during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Billiard
Grace Ewing
Logansport
County Agent Reports on Datel Boys and Girls Clubs
An update from the Office of the County Agent highlights Datel Boys and Girls Clubs activities and developments. Details cover programs, outreach, and community involvement, illustrating local youth engagement and organizational impact.
Carroll County Farm Bureau Preserves 1927 Dues Benefit
The Carroll County Farm Bureau reports 768 members in 1926 and notes 8000 dollars refunded to members for fertilizer livestock and oil. It lists programs and projects including cattle testing short course county fair calf club and seed corn testing. The group held 187 meetings with 15 647 total attendance and anticipates greater activity in 1927.
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Farm Bureau Club
F. B
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Flora
Wompee
Carroll County
Gold Medal Colt Club Formed in Carroll County
Burlington Township hosts the first Gold Medal Colt Club organized in the county. P T Brown from Purdue Extension explains the club to farmers, joined by William McCarty and the County Agent. Early members include Carlisle Humes Garland McCarty Clifford Cleaver Harry McCarty Roy Bowman. The initial Colt weighed 890 pounds at start with weigh‑ins planned for year end fair.
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Carroll County
Burlington Township
P. T. Brown
Purdue
William McCarty
Carlisle Humes
Garland McCarty
Clifford Cleaver
Harry McCarty
Roy Bowman
Indiana foods featured at horticulture building event
The article describes a statewide invitation to a horticulture building function with a menu highlighting Indiana products. Items include celery from local counties, Marshall county pickles, tomato soup from Purdue origin tomatoes, Indiana wheat rolls, Akron Knox county potatoes, Dyer sweet potatoes, Purdue butter, Wabash Valley corn, Swiss steak from Indiana beef, Hoosier pumpkin pies, Stayman apples, Stayman apples from Coffing Bros. farm, and coffee roasted in state plus tobacco products from Evansville.
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Marshall County
Indiana
Baltimore
Purdue
W. W. Stauffer
Akron
Knox County
John W. Dyer
Vincennes
Purdue Creamery
Cosmopolitan
Wabash Valley
Coffing Bros
Silverwood
Evansville
Good Samaritan Act Ends in Destructive Pantry Fire
A motorist aided by a Good Samaritan led to a kitchen fire when gasoline stored in a pan exploded after a match was struck. George Custer, a White county farmer and local Democratic trustee elect, suffered severe hand burns while a daughter-in-law was hurt as flames were extinguished.
Ferguson Injured in Covington Auto Accident
David S. Ferguson prominent Covington farmer and Democratic auditor candidate was shaken and bruised when his car failed to negotiate the Fourth and Union street corner, colliding with Mrs. Ottie Schied's residence. He was taken home for treatment. injuries not considered serious.
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Ferguson
David S. Ferguson
Covington
Fourth
Union Street
Ottie Scheid
Real Estate Transfers For Past Week
Real estate transfers show William O. Martin to Charles G. Martin for 108 acres in Rock Creek Township at $1.00. Charles Clawson to Grace E. Ferrier for Lot 11 Block 24 Grimes First Add Delphi at $1.00. Thomas W. Irelan to Martha E. Irelan for 478 acres in Tippecanoe Township at $1.00. James L. Summers to Leon ard R. Suite for 6 12 acres in Carrollton Township and Lots 7 10 11 in Sharon at $1.00. Samuel B. Lines to Joseph W. Erb for 40 acres in Deer Creek Township. Louisa J. Jordan to Mary E. Woodrum for Lot 14 Rowland s First Add to Cutler at $1.00. Moses Wagoner to Charles L. Jordan for Lot 12 Biddy s Hill Add to Flora at $75.00.
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William O. Martin
Charles G. Martin
Rock Creek
Charles Clawson
Grace E. Ferrier
Grimes
Delphi
Thomas W. Irelan
Martha E. Irelan
Tippecanoe
James L. Summers
Leonard R. Suite
Carrollton
Sharon
Samuel B. Lines
Joseph W. Erb
Deer Creek
Louisa J Jordan
Mary E. Woodrum
Rowland
Cutler
Moses Wagoner
Charles L. Jordan
Biddy’s Hill
Flora
Postal Service Orders Christmas Day Delivery
Postmen will make at least one regular delivery on Christmas Day as the Postmaster General directs. An all day holiday last year caused congestion that Christmas, with Sunday following, prompted a morning delivery to clear backlog.
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New
Coolidge Luck Fails in Massachusetts Contest
Frederic William Wise of the Washington Star notes Coolidge’s setback in Massachusetts as a key moment in the 1928 political scene. The loss raises questions about Coolidge's path to a potential second term and reflects broader Republican upheaval after Butler’s Massachusetts defeat. The Boston Transcript called it the first major mistake in Coolidge strategy.
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Frederic William Wise
Washington Star
Coolidge
al” Smith
Butler
Massachusetts
Boston Transcript
Coin Determines Cass Township Assessor Result
George W. Fry, a Democrat, wins the Cass township assessor post in White County after a coin flip decided a tied vote against Republican Oscar Cover. The unusual method settled the contest officially.
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George W. Fry
Cass Township
White County
Fry
Oscar Cover
Senators Fail In Ninth District Battle
In the Ninth Congressional District Fred S. Purnell GOP won by over 4000 votes over Roy Adney but both U S Senate candidates fell short there. Eight counties Boone Carroll Clinton Tipton Hamilton Howard Montgomery and Fountain voted James B Watson Republican for the long term only Hamilton went for him. Arthur A Robinson carried Hamilton and Howard. Watson won the short term by 175 in Hamilton amid district returns.
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Fred S. Purnell
Congress
Roy Adney
United States
Boone
Carroll
Clinton
Tipton
Hamilton
Howard
Montgomery
Fountain
James B. Watson
Arthur A. Robinson
Watson
Sesta Htingon
Death of Hiram A Boue sum at Phoenix Home
Word has been received of the death of Hiram A Boue sum at his home in Phoenix Arizona on October 29 after a period of failing health. Deceased is survived by several relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the family.
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Arthur L. Gilliam
Indiana Board of Agriculture
Lake County
Thomas N. Grant
Lowell
Agriculture Board
House of Representatives
Hiram A. Bouesum
Phoenix
Arizétia
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Roach’s Bakery
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Irene Bardoni
Palm Beach
Southern Sea
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