Fractured Report Of Indy Officials And Chicago Convention
Disjointed text describes Indiana governor Thomas Marshall and a Paris land owners dispute over aviation bans, plus a chaotic Chicago Republican convention with shouting and chair challenges. Also notes a for sale item: a fifty foot to t home on Home Ave near Broadway with a payment plan through Theo Wentz at the German American National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lew Shank
Indianapolie
Shankwalla
Home Ave
Broadway
Theo
Wentz
New York factory inquiry findings on child and women labor
Abram J. Elka leads a state investigation into New York woolen mills. Reports reveal underpaid workers, harsh treatment, unsafe sanitary conditions, and use of speed up and piece work. Children and women are exploited, with forged age certificates exposed in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beopla
New ‘York
Investigatios Commission
Abram J. Elka
Commission
Uisedins
Milla
Etek
Eraule‘ne
Tabia
New York
Ewss
Fice
Ming
Buffaio
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Nec
Hayes
Mathers
Arthur C. Schaerer
Bureau of Child Hygiene of
Platform Building Failures in Political Conventions
The article argues political platforms rely on skilled veterans to craft coherent planks. It critiques overcomplicated, diplomatic language that confuses voters and praises direct, sincere messaging. It warns that complex bargaining pleases insiders but alienates the average voter seeking clear guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geaert
Washington
Huncombe
Watform
Eiftzen
A Thought for To Day by Thomas G Moorhead
A short inspirational reflection urges living with enduring influence. It emphasizes giving the world one’s best effort so that the best returns in kind.
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Thomas G- Moorhead
Despondent Dr Doxey Drowns Self in Tennessee River
The body of Dr Loren B Doxey was found in the Tennessee River at Clifton after his disappearance from Savannah Tennessee where he and wife Dora Doxey lived. His wife had been acquitted in St Louis of murdering William J Erder and faces trial in Clayton Missouri on bigamy charges.
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ST. Louis
de. Loren B. Boxes
Dora Doxey
St Louis
William J. Erder
Clayton
Erder
Termresco
Clifton
Tenn
Doxeya
Savannah Yeaterday
Woxey
Doxey
Mader
Chiyton
Columbus, Nob
Tn Apper
Old Scout Friends Gather In Pierceton Area
Mrs Seath Parry hosts a social at Warkw with about twenty attendees including Jane Goestley and Miss Gertrude Grimmapant. Bourbon residents Floyd Radel, Charles Brower, Maury Erwin and others present. various travels and visits noted among local residents. a Fourth of July band planning meeting discussed. local shipments of berries to the East. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for digestive relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Matchett
Chicago
Mra
Sow
Tom Bell
Weaterville
Atbam
Lucile ‘Morrison
Delia
Wayness
Warsaw
Dewald Boehner
Dime Art Institute
Min Milche
Celaun Falconer
Atwool
Kap
Morl Smith
Hadetm
Sausliter
Lema
Dunder
Mich
Misa Roth Bryan
Tarra
Ha Lest
Reare Whittenberger
Claypool
The Strength of Co operation in Bank and Building
The article extols a cooperative bank or firm where a large team of trained specialists directs real estate building design and construction. Unified departments in architecture, construction, and realty ensure harmony from concept to occupancy, delivering efficiency, savings, and added value to clients.
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Bualnves
Porcunty Poly
Canary
Gver
Dlient
Reul
United Service
Butler News Briefs From Butler Indiana Social Visits
Local notes report numerous visits and homecomings across Butler and nearby towns. Dated June 19, the item lists residents and guests including Pollard family reunions, Mrs. Fuller visiting from Auburn, extended visits by the Sehrata and Seip families, and travels to Hicksville, Ashley, and Hamilton for short visits or studies.
Dainty Summer Dresses Cleaned by Expert Wagon Service
Ladies dresses receive careful cleaning by experienced workers with safe processes. The service promises no fabric or color damage and claims noticeable improvement. A phone call triggers prompt wagon pickup for cleaning.
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Rick
Short Silk Gloves in White Black and Colors For Sale
Local advert offers short silk gloves in white black and assorted colors priced at 50 cents 75 cents and 1.00. Ready for dress wear or gifts with multiple sizes available at the shop.
Parasol Styles Highlight New Summer Covers
Fashion notes a dainty parasol completes a summer outfit and offers a splendid stock of convertéim covers and hustles priced from 1.00 to 10.00 dollars each.
Local notices from Auburn area greet visiting friends and travels
A stream of short local notes lists residents and visitors across Auburn and nearby towns. Mary Johnson returns from Knox after an extended visit. Mrs. Kennedy and daughter Eilis visit Auburn and Waterloo. Reign Thomas guests of her sister near Butler then returns to Angola. R. A. Crooky returns to Auburn from a farm visit. Mrs. A Stout and granddaughter Melon OBrien depart Plymouth for home after visiting Mrs. F. B. Smith. Ray White and son Burt travel to Mishawaka for health reasons affecting Wallace Bradfield. Gertrude Oberlin returns home from Fort Wayne after visiting aunt Mrs Archer. M. E. Kramer and daughter return from Indianapolis after funeral attendance. Mrs. Lanning plans visit from cousin Mrs. Hungee of Delta. Mrs. Chet Belyea of Edgerton spending two weeks at country home of her brother. Margaret Gibeon of Auburn visits Buller. Aitken of Auburn attends Ruckt family gathering and will stay for old settlers day. Mrs. Roxy Smith of Auburn also visiting Madden home. various notes on illness and local events include a two-week vacation for Indiana company worker, and an ice cream social planned for June 22.
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Butler
Ind
Fred Pollard
Lois
John Bunninger
Gunlly
A. Keep
Misai Keep
Angoli
Winn
Keep
Meur Butler
Harry Fuller
Auburn
Tom Baker
Air
Chas Sehrata
Geughter
Lielte
Ikhurt
Bir
C. Seip
B. Collins
Ashley
Phillin Gansenhauser
Fom
Wynn Gungruhauser
H.W. Gillie
Miatkuraka
Tid
Mr. and Dry
G. State
Ler — Alece
Virginia
Palterson
Cof Garrett
Nancy Kent
D Hickaville
Regine
Frank Good
Georgia Gand
I. Roevington
Hickaville
Mire
Ruth Waterman
Hamilton
Aieter
Mea
Perry Jaumenon
Margaret Wenttall
Con
Cecil, Gattx
Anta Hall
Waterloo
Ypullanti, Mich
Ypullanti College
Hitler
Mien Lalu Lorkwood
Etny Cherlin
Hia
Jesse
Clyde Berlin
MD Tifen
Buffalo
Willan Elden
Ben Raborin
Tank
J. N. Norford
Port Wayne
Harry Norford
Jamily
Slovan
VenDuren
Hom
Montane
Mich
Mixa Mary Johnson
Knox
Kennedy
Eilis
Garrett, Kan
Reign Thomas
Homer Caseveer
Angola
R. A. Crooky
Suter
Mra. A. Stout
Melon O'Brien
Plymouth
F. B. Smith
Ray White
Burt
Mishawaka
Gertrude Oberlin
Chet Belyea
Edgerton
Tohn Skelton
Totay
Margaret Gibeon
Buller
Petar ‘Wyckatt
Aitken
Chas Madden
Old Settlers
Roxy Smith
Madden
Rain Lifts Farm Mood Amid Rural News From Dixon
Dixon column notes rains bring benediction to farmers while Interurban cars of the O ER W were out of service. Reuben Purkeyplie of Michigan visited relatives. John Gaskill of Fort Wayne was there last Saturday. George and Mike Kitger seen in Van Wert, Georges Gongwer in Mansged. Children’s church services postponed to next Sunday evening at Mentzler church. Pike commissioners John Stephen gon J T Miler and Thomas Singer attended annual Pike Inv y for Dixon Pike. Miss Lely Whisman spending summer at Winona called last week. Gilbert back at store after illness. John Bell alimony case again in court. Wiluta Feasiey ill last noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Reuben Purkeyplie
Michigan
John Gaskill Wis
Fort Wayne
George and
Mike Kitger
Gsorgé Gongwer
Mentzler Church
Pika
John Stephen
Gon
J. T. Miler
Thomas
Singer
Lely Whisman
Winona
Nera
Glibert
John Bell
Fn Ast
Wiluta Feasiey
Gerle
Campaign Invite Skews Incomplete For Sunday Event
Fragmentary OCR note shows a person named Mollennoph invited to attend a gathering with John Resp but details and date are garbled.
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Yvander Mollennoph
John
Mrs Bert H Whetzel of Ithaca Dies After Surgery
Word arrived today that Mrs Bert H Whetzel of Ithaca New York died this morning after an appendicitis operation. The funeral will be at her New York home Friday afternoon. Also noted are arrangements by Mrs Lucy Baker and Mrs Emma Baker. A recent notice seeks a good mortar mixer for Mayflower mills new building.
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Avilla
Ind
Herbert H. Whetzel
Ithacs
N.Y
Whetzel
Mies
Lucy Baker
Emma, Baker
Mise Bertha Baker
Ithaca
Pra
Whetsel Fenver
Hoaband
New York
Health and Beauty Helps by Mrs Martyn in 1920s style
A dense advocation of home potions and recipes for skin, hair, and eye care. It touts spurmax lotion to correct complexion, shampoos with henna like substances, eyelash growth aids, facial tonics, and a weight loss drink using alcohol and powders. It warns against soap for shampoos and promotes tonics, rubs, and cleansers to improve texture, tone, and health of skin, hair, and eyes.
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Ives
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American Press Association
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Butler News
Troy Dry Cleaning Co
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The
Rurode Dry Goods Co
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Clarence McBride
Ana Wifs
Gilbert Lage
Whiaman
Tenn Layloumia Company
Thie Place
Thia Pinta
Bick
Dave Browf
Henry Saylor
Tuth
Indianapolis
Shurman Bowyer
Mia
Vaan Wert
PeRiur
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Avilla News
Mayflower Mills
Health
Mar Martyn
Midge
Ithle
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Hera
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Harry Chan
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