Wagoner Rites Held for Clay Township Resident
Joseph J. Wagoner of Clay township died at his home east of Owasco Tuesday at 3 30 a m after a stroke two weeks earlier. He was 77. Survived by widow, one brother Alexander, one son Walter, three daughters Mrs George Loy Delphi Mrs David Oak near Flora and Miss Lottie Wagoner Mulberry, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 10 a m at Old Order church Pyrmont with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Joseph J. Wagoner
Clay Township
Owasco
Wagoner
Alexander
Walter
George Loy
Delphi
David Oak
Flora
Lottie Wagoner
Mulberry
Old Order
Pyrmont
Corrected by Harris and Co Poultry and livestock items
A fragmented livestock market listing shows categories for hens in various weights, Butter Fat content, Leghorn broilers, ducks, geese, turkeys, old stock, and cocks. Prices or units are partially obscured but indicate beef hides and horse hides as well as grain like New Wheat and New Oats in No. 3 white quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris & Co
Leghorn
Cocks Benepess
Chasey Charges Stir Legislature Amid Governorship Hopes
Senator Druley urged Chasey to discuss the executive branch and noted an ambition for the Governorship. Rep Earl Crawford recalled violations of the prohibition law and the constitutional limits on passing measures after the session ended. An aide suggested Marion county grand jury review House Bill 8 and Chasey charges. Rep William B Conner contradicted Chasey in a letter, amid dinner rumors. L E York joked he had seen no one drink at the Legislature. Governor Leslie, at the American Legion convention, said the issue touches another department and he will handle his own business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druley
Chasey
Earl Crawford
Milcom
Democratic House Caucus
General Assembly
Marion County Grand Jury
William B. Conner
Indianapolis
L. E. York
Anti-Saloon League
Leslie
American Legion
Anderson
Gates election as Legion state commander stirs Indiana politics
Indianapolis September 3 Ralph Gates of Columbia City was elected state commander of the American Legion at the Anderson convention. As a Republican he is the fourth GOP leader in the role while Democrats have held ten. The outcome drew attention as Democrats opposed McNutt and Republicans backed the new commander. Also noted is Moorman’s tax relief plan demanding immediate legislative action and cutbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph Gates
Columbia City
American Legion
Anderson
Gates
Paul V. McNutt
Blooffrington
Legion
New Liberty party taps James Jackson as campaign manager
James Jackson a Dublin real estate dealer was chosen as campaign manager for the New Liberty party formed in Arkansas. He is described as the brother of former Governor Ed Jackson and previously superintendent of the Ft. Wayne school for the feeble minded youth.
Harvey Nominated for President by Free Silverite Comrades
W H Harvey a veteran free silverite and ally of William Jennings Bryan received a presidential nomination from temperance and reform advocates. The banner endorsement marks his bid as a rallying point for pro silver coinage supporters in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harvey
Free
Wwal Bryan
Mayr Joins Phrase State Police After firings
Indianapolis Sept 73 Secretary of State Frank Mayr Jr joined coiners of striking phrases after firing one state policeman and suspending another. He warned he would give the state police slingshots if needed to keep them in hand as patrol plans rush to completion. Officers involved faced a grand jury probe and a hotel window shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Mayr Jr
Conhersville
Legion
Anderson
Grover
Garrett
Quakers Endorse Hoover at Plainfield Meeting
Indiana Quakers at Plainfield meeting last week endorsed President Herbert Hoover’s foreign policy. They praised changes in Latin American policy and the one year German debt moratorium and sent copies of the resolution to Indiana and Illinois senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Indianapolls
Ind
Indiana
Voice of Firestone Soloist and Daly Mentioned in Gershwin Event
The piece notes the 17 year old soloist for Roxy and his Gang, mentions William Merrigan Daly who conducted Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue with the Philadelphia Orchestra, and cites Deems Taylor calling Daly a leading American conductor. It adds that the Firestone Orchestra and quartet have held long European engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy
William Merrigan Daly
George Gershwin
Philharmonic Orchestra
York
Deems Taylor
Eri
Seibert’ Sokoeda
Firestone Orchestra
Firestone
Europe
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Herb. Smith
E. M. Britton
J. E. Ruffing
J. F. Clauser
Rossville
Delphi Body Works
L. Hampton
Washington, D. C
N. Union Street
Barbara Greenwalt
E. Franklin
Turners Grocery
Bert C. Fisher
Burnettsville
Francis Wilson
Harve Hoshaw
Chicago
B. Hamilton Edison
Merchandise Mart
People’s Building & Loan Association
Harry Arnold
Chas. W. Hargraves
Yeoman
Geo. M. Smith, Secy
Chas. H. Fletcher
Delphi Markets
Legion Head
Iadiana
Roosevelt
New York
Frank D. Roosevelt
Charles D. Teer
Texas State Board of Control
Texas
Herb Smith
Dailey
Franl. C. Dailey
Bluffton
Public Safty
Jerry Kinney
Weiners
Malty Baye
Creamer
Roach
Town Crier Flour
Thayers
Flossie Smith
Lee Orr
William Walters
Robert Wingard
Devon Smith
Katherine Meneary Po Smith
Mae Sterrett
Herbert Smith
ER Service
Pillsbury
Jeneter and
Gun
Luther McCain
Fisk
Derby
Shepherdess
Peter
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