Open Meetings Rule Highlighted By Indiana Democratic Committee
The Indiana Democratic State Central Committee plans an August 21 meeting at the Denison Hotel in Indianapolis the first since new members joined. The French Lick rule now allows any Democrat or body of Democrats to attend and be heard on party welfare questions.
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Democratic State Central Committee
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French Lick
Democratic Party
Bernard Korbly
Delavan Smith
Republican Party
Indiana tour to showcase Hereford herd to county fairs
Warren T. McCray president of the Indiana State Board of Agriculture will tour Indiana county fairs with about fifty head from his Orchard Lake Stock Farm near Kentland. The tour visits Columbus Frankfort Concordville Rushville Shelbyville Lebanon Lafayette Crawfordsville Terre Haute and North Manchester among others. McCray who started in 1905 with five animals has built a 1500 head operation and sold stock valued at 85000 to breeders nationwide since last March. The aim is to educate farmers and breeders rather than win ribbons.
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Indiana State Board of Agriculture
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Frankfort
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Lebanon
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Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
North Manchester
United States
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Georgia
Texas
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Indiana breeders tour herd to Indiana State Fair
Mr. McCray leads an educational tour aimed at inspiring Indiana breeders to elevate their own stock. The herd will spend the week starting September 6 at the State Fair competing for championships and appearing in day parades and the night horse show. The last sale day at Manhattan Shirts is September 21 at Fashion store West Side square.
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West Side Square
Love and Intrigue at the Opera House Oil Plot
Robert Hammond runs a Mexican branch of the Manhattan Oil Company. Tonio is dismissed and later leads a raid that destroys the oil works, kills Hammond, and abducts Elaine. Elaine aids Norton as he works with General Ferranda to capture a map from a bandit. Tonio is shot. Norton and Elaine escape.
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Manhattan Oil Company
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Boyd Norton
New York
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Hammond
Norton
Ferranda
Fernanda
Arato
War in Indiana spectacle readies for military display at speedway
Indiana officials outline preparations for a war simulation at the Indianapolis Speedway on Monday September 6 to raise funds for the Indiana National Guard. Forty field ranges from Ft Benjamin Harrison, cook tents, 100000 rounds of blank ammunition for infantry, machine guns and artillery, and extensive troop provisioning are planned. Major P A Davis and Brigadier Generals Bridges and Tyndall direct the effort with Capt Toffy and Capt Carpenter coordinating operations. Night drills across the state and preassigned company placements aim to create a massive, unprecedented public demonstration.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indiana National Guard
State Guard
Regular Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Bridges
Carpenter
Tyndall
Toffy
Speedway
Quartermaster’s Department
P. A. Davis
Division of Militia Affairs
War Department
United States
St. Louis
Where Men Steal Their Wives In Darkest Africa
A study of traditional marriage by kidnapping in parts of Africa describes the practice of pula in which a suitor or his friends abduct a woman, pay goat and cattle dowries, and only then decide if the union remains. The article notes parents sometimes reclaim the bride and that marriages may be dissolved if the couple are not pleased.
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Africa
Swain
Walking chair aids invalids learn to walk in Michigan study
A Michigan sanitarium reports a device called the walking chair helps invalids relearn walking. Patients begin seated and use feet, then stand with support bars as strength returns, aiding locomotor ataxia and other paralysis cases. The rubber tired wheels and light carriage minimize resistance and assist rehabilitation.
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Michigan
Why Turn To The Right
A snippet from the Massachusetts Mercury (Boston) dated Friday April 11, 1800 notes a Baltimore law requiring drivers to pass on the right with a $3 penalty and a bounty on broad wheels. The item suggests it may be the first such law in the country. It adds a wry aside on human conduct and religion in trade.
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Massachusetts Mercury
Boston
Baltimore
Trustee Ruark Announces Weekly Office Hours in Filmore
Emerson E Ruark trustee of Marion township will conduct business at his Filmore home every Tuesday and Friday.
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Washington Township
J. O. Mullinix
Reelsville
Floyd Township
Edgar J. Wilson
Marion Township
Emerson E. Ruark
Filmore
Marios Township
Greencastle Trustee Holds Office Hours at Sayers Book Store
Greencastle township trustee Harry Talbott announces weekly office hours in Greencastle at the S. G Sayers Book Store to conduct township business. Contact via phone 288.
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Greencastle Township
Harry Talbott
S. G Sayers Book Store
Greencastle
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