Pistol Practice Qualifier and Local News From Greencastle
Among the candidates qualifying in pistol practice at the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis, Donald F. Riley of Greencastle scored 142. Several local notes follow including obituaries, hospital updates, council bids, and residents visiting Indianapolis, Chicago, and New York.
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Citizens Military Training Camp
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Donald F. Riley
Greencastle
Hoover Will Give Views On Tariff At Stanford Speech
Washington July 10 Hoover will affirm the rock ribbed Republican tariff principle in his August 11 Stanford University acceptance speech. An adviser said Hoover will answer critics who claim his tariff views are unknown and will echo National Chairman Hubert Work on tariff protection for workers and farmers. The piece notes Hoover’s schedule, local notices, and various brief community items.
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William K. Hutcheson
I. N.S
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
Cal
Hoover
International
Hubert Work
National Republican
National
Work
Department of Commerce
Indianapolis Engineer Attemps Suicide at Local Hospital
Morris Tucker 27 an assistant engineer for Fame Laundry Company in Indianapolis shot himself in the stomach and is in critical condition at the city hospital. He said it had been out of his head for two days. Tucker's wife and two children were with relatives in Shelbyville where his brother in law is a policeman.
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Indianapolis
Morris Tucker
Fame Laundry Company
City Hospital
Tucker
Shelbyville
Hoover reply sought on Indiana farm aid prior to election
Indiana farm leaders and politicians gather in Indianapolis to hear Herbert Hoover’s stance on agriculture after Al Smith issued a telegram. The Indiana Farm Bureau Federation and Republican State Committee plan campaigns and staffing, while Smith pledges action on agricultural relief if elected.
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Eugene J. Cadoll
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Indiana Farm Bverau
Republican State Committee
Hoover
Elza O. Rogers
Oscar G. Foellinger
Fort Wayne
Smith
Congress
Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Houston Platform
New York
Democratic Party
Houston
Tam
Board of Directors
Five Bandits Rob Diary Company of $12,000
Five bandits staged a daring robbery in Chicago at a diary company offices. They forced fifteen employees against walls, with four armed men using sawed-off shotguns revolvers and clubs. The leader collected the cash from the cashier and the group escaped in a waiting automobile.
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Chicago
INS
After the storm two planes bring relief to camp
For five days a fierce cyclone raged as fever struck many. Biagli braved a high fever to keep comms with the outside world. In darkness the hope almost vanished until two planes appeared, the moth piloted by Schyberg and the Hansa by Jacobson, who landed and rescued the narrator.
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Biagli
Cape Leigh Smith
Schyberg
Jacobson
Livestock Markets Slower Hog Sale Leads Indiana Report
Indianapolis hog barrows from 180 pounds up were 25 cents lower on the day with prices from 11.25 to 11.40 and a few loads at 11.50. Pigs and underweights steady. Cattle markets steady on better grades and lower on grassers. beef steers 14.00 to 14.15, light heifers 15.25, vealers steady around 16.00. Sheep steady with lambs strong at 16.00 top. good lambs 15.00 to 15.50.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lost Transit tripod between Green Castle and Midway
Lost July 3 between Green Castle and Midway. Call 65 to return this tripod.
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Greencastle
Midway
Finder
Professions for College Women bulletin by DePauw librarians
Katherine Hagel and Esther Tarkington Mayhall prepared the guide under Miss Margaret Gilmore's direction. Published by Kappa Alpha Theta, the bibliography lists about 300 titles from the Memorial Alcove at DePauw University Library and traces back to an 1926 presentation.
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Kappa Alpha Theta—Depauw Library
Katherine Hagel
Esther Tarkington Mayhall
DePauw University
Margaret Gilmore
Kappalpha Theta Fraternity
DePauw
Kappa Alpha Theta
de- Pauw University
Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity
Breezy Point
Minnesota
Asbury College
Bettie Locke Hamilton
Shade Wins Chicago In Seventh Round KO Of Colima
Shade wins over Bert Colima in Chicago claiming his fifth straight victory. The California middleweight scored a seventh round knockout, delivering a series of left hooks that left Colima on his feet and down for the count.
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Chicago
Dave Shade
Mickey Walker
Shade
Bert Colima
Walker
Dave
Mrs Walter Crawford Hosts Breakfast Bridge at Home
Mrs Walter Crawford hosted a breakfast bridge at 110 West Walnut Street Tuesday at 8 am for her niece Irene Breckenridge of Carnegie Oklahoma who has stayed a month as a guest. Sweet peas decorated the dining table and guests included Mesdames Ormand Hammond A A Brothers Roy Newgent and Misses Margaret Emily McGaughey Cena Brothers Helen Brothers Minnie Mae Bartley and Margaret Bryan. Breckenridge leaves for home Wednesday.
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Walter Crawford
West Walnut Street
Irene Breckenridge
Carnegie
Okla
Bridge
Mesdames Ormand Hammond
A. A. Brothers
Roy Newgent
Margaret Emily McGaughey
Cena Brothers
Helen Brothers
Minnie Mae Bartley
Margaret Bryan
Miss Breckenridge
Smith to Meet DNC in Albany for Campaign Plan
Governor Al Smith travels to Albany to meet the Democratic national committee decide on two new national chairmen and set the date for the notification ceremony.
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Democratic National Committee
Albany
N. Y
INS
al Smith
New York
Democratic Party Launches Campaign With $200000 Surplus
The Democratic party begins its campaign for Gov. Alfred E. Smith and Sen. Joseph T. Robinson with an estimated $200,000 surplus in the treasury, announced by Jessie H. Jones of Texas, the party's director of finance.
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New York
INS
Democratic Party
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Jessie H. Jones
Texas
Jardine Ordered to Take Two Months’ Rest
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine, in Washington, has been ordered by his physicians to suspend all activity for at least two months. The health directive halts official duties and public appearances as he recovers.
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Washington
INS
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Salil
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George Hanna
Ross Tustison
Hazel Rambo
Lee Whitted
Rockville
Union Chapel
Albert Fenton
Indiana State Farm
Putnam
Fenton
Warsaw
Fred V. Thomas
Aetna Life Insurance Company
G. C. Thomas
Montezuma
Clyde Hirehman
C. Edwin Jones
New York City
Mr. Jones
Kitchen
Ralph Knoll
Miami
Fla
Terre Haute
Mr. Knoll
Edward Hoffman
West
Washington Street
County
College Avenue
C. C. Tucker
Beatrice Evans
Bing
T. E. Evans
East
Hanna Street
Miss Evans
New England
Otto Biederstedt
The
American Zinc Products Co
Crawfordsville
Rachel Tutewiler
Edward Hall
Columbia Street
Rotary Club
Roy O. West
DePauw Board of Trustees
University
Delta Tau Delta
G. Bromley Oxnam
W. Henry McLean
Meridian Methodist Church
Virgil Rhorer
Europe
Kenneth Crowe
Nick Clements
Fillmore
McCurry Funeral Home
B. H. Bruner
Bainbridge Cemetery
Edward Hibbitt
North Jackson Street
Charleston
Teesday
Mr. Davis
Ethel Hibbitt Davis
Ross Hammond
Edward
Herbert Flint
Harold Sears
Limedale
Badger Williamson
Harry Nayer
Rockville Road
Beck Sales Co
Harris Milling Company
Elvin C. Timmons
Rebecca Timmons
Worley O. Timmons
Putnam County
Roachdale Bank
John R. Kefauver
H. F. Electric Company of
Brazil
W. Lee
James Hamilton
Thomas Bridges
Washington, D. C
James Bridges
Mr. Bridges
William H. Settle
Federation
Nicholson
Am Wert Vco Bread “Company
South Vine Street
John Tharp
Greencastle Gas Company
J. N. Dalby
Chas. Toney
West Franklin
A. T. Briggs
Battle Ground
Wright
Dorothy Wright
Fillmore Methodist Church
Circle Club
Oscar Sallust
Mark Rector
First Christian Church
Stilesville
Will Herod
Allen Binkley
Veronica Club Picnic
Veronica Club
Frank Daggy
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Louis H. Dirks
East Washington Street
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker
Glen Tucker and Sons
Philadelphia
W. W. Tucker
Crescent Club
Charles Moore
West Washington Street
Beehive Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Mae Sears
Cora Brown
Myrtle Stringer
Mary Morris
Harriett Callahan
Belle Farrow
Laura Hirtwarden
Alpha Robinson
Gail Arenold
Guardian
Lorene Luther
Charles Marshall
Montgomery
Putnam and
Hendricks
Martinsville
Mrs. Brown
Irving Brown
Mr. Brown
Mrs. W. W. Brown
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