Governors conflict over state fair grounds lease policy
Sheriff Southier, Mayor Holtzman, and the State Board of Agriculture clash with Governor Munly over suspending or canceling leases to curb illegal pool selling at the Indiana State Fair grounds. Attorney General Miller counsels restraint. Downing and board officers warn of legal action, while Munly weighs militia deployment as a last resort amid arrests and mounting political pressure.
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Jay
Indore
Ike
Alawrney
Charles W. Miller
Teriuline
Charles Downing
Lowrd
Gil
Abe
W Leltav Cropy Masoni J. Niblagk
Bualugss
Bia
Vincennes
Linwort
Stence
Board of Agriculture
Munly’s Eller
Downing
General Assembly
State Board of Agriculture
Py Peranns
Yom Éuel Board
Association
Redda
Indianspols Racing Association
Avery
Tao
Inlacfere
Henry
Southier
Dave
Miller
Av. Downing
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Holzusiy
Wader
de Wnaydr
le Maye
Miler
Eday
Paoli
Tnalgbi
Geor Jary Skinning
Sven
Lve Hucknnlers
Sourbier Caustic
Snichler
Wis
Iplaus
Agai
Basui
Vanly Wan
State House
Lim
Hanly
Cit
Ili
Hall
Indianapolis Racing Association
Tami
Democratic Platform Debate Shapes Ohio Convention
Torn Johnson and fellow delegates push for tax reform on railroads and lower fares as the party labors to finalize a platform. Gov. Houck of Mount Vernon presents Neal, Whitlock and Welty are named in nominations while Whitlock and Neal vie on ballots amid party divisions.
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Mount Vernes
Lawrence T. Neal
Joan M. Palitigan
de D. Donavan
John G. Welty
Robert S. Shields
Gunton
Cuyahoga
Lucas County
Niles
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
B. ¥. McCage
Darloni
Darloni Was Hominated By BW
Hani Hiraw
D. Peck
Demition
Tudge McSell
Cincinnati
Surge Samuel M. Hunter
Newark
Wag
Johson
Whil
Walling of
Miss Helen Hackett Chosen in Winona Lake Event
The article notes Miss Helen Hackett chosen for a feature event in Winona. It describes a double election with about 500 attendees, a funeral-like ceremony, and plans for a writers convention in Winona the following month. Speakers named include Charles Banks and others. the Photographers Association of Indiana will meet there as well.
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Bund
Sui
Peibenat
Wenona Dak
Jill
Ludina
Wen
K. Mughett
Fort Wayne
Winon Moovenlem
Monty
Ghustaning
Roberts Park Chorat Soviély
Dati Rowe
Bourly
Wietniw
Mieh
Myre
Hurlstone
Olin
Western Association of Writers
Winona
Charles Banks
Mark L. DeMotte
Minatta
Esther @. White
Milton Buckfin
Stephen ML. Raynilda
Max Erman
Tilia
O'Hara
Duncan Smith
Andréw Stephenson
Nesult
Susana K.glaspelz
Sidelia
Donner
Seymour
Siedmen
Douglas Milnch
Anta P.ader
Byron Wil- Hats
Henry K. Burtoary Myers
Jae” Tun
Maker
Mrg
Charles i “Brown
Mary . Manner
W. H. Venable
L. Thompson
Gene S. Porter
Edward J. Beeler
Charles
Banks
Mra J. Brown
Mis
N. Davis
Elizabeth P. Sawyer
Jane
Roca Adalaide Marquis
Photographers’ Association of Indiana
Rejire
Dr Squires Weds Maggie Snyder in Churubusco
Dr J W Squires of Churubusco marries Miss Maggie Snyder of St Johns at the bride’s parents home in Auburn Indiana. The ceremony drew few intimate friends, followed by a dinner and return to their Churubusco home. Squires is a well known Whitley county physician. the bride is noted as highly educated and musically accomplished.
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Jong
Italy
Cole
Slemuerusy
Suchallaya
Surluulvet
Honoy
Mises
Chicago
Populus Tvor Whs
Roos
Weuak
Abe
Nelaplica
Uleekdheus
Jesus Winder
Gelegatey
Peimartigs
Delgate
Primartes
Ling Shurty
Dory
Duffy
Wey Grocers
Interatiers
Duty * Malt Whiskey Co
Mocheefer
New Yorke
Speen
Auburn
Inil
J. W. Squires
Churubusco
Maggie Snyder
St. Johns
Squires
Wash Goods at Waynedry Goods Co.
The hot weather and the low prices make a strong pull for buyers to shop Wash goods at Waynedry Goods Co. The combination of summer heat and affordable stock is attracting big trade this week.
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Waynedry Goods CO
Corner Stone of Masonic Temple Laid at South Bend
South Bend residents celebrate laying of temple cornerstone amid plans for a large cooperative federation in Oregon. The article notes a nationwide cooperative movement with a rumored $50,000,000 capital and aims to organize federated entities including factories and dairies, spanning Oregon and beyond.
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Masonic Temple
South Bend
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