Indiana political conspiracy charges shock state
A sprawling Indiana political scandal unfolds as publisher Thomas H. Adams accuses a ring of prominent officials of trading favors for payments tied to the 1920s Indiana election. D. G. Stephenson, a former Ku Klux Klan grand dragon imprisoned for murder, claims a contract detailing bribes. Gov. Ed Jackson faces pressure for a full investigation while Adams seeks public hearings amid a denied access to Stephenson in prison. President Coolidge stays out of active campaigning as crop and flood crises surge in the Midwest and international affairs unfold.
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Looking Into the Future from a Quoted Reflection
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Shining and Singing Yous May Sing for Wings of Movel
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Demand Bayer Aspirin Warning in Adv Notice
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Bronze Age Village Unearthed in Upper Swabia Germany
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Dore Mentha Pepsin Offered for Stomach Distress
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This Woman's Battle Against Ill Health Brought Aid
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