Democratic speakers hail eight years of Wilson and Goodrich record
Democratic leaders in Putnam County praise the national and Indiana administrations while attacking Republican governance. Speakers defend Woodrow Wilson's record, denounce James P. Goodrich tax policy, and urge women to study party platforms, join the campaign, and secure a Democratic victory this fall.
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Indiana
James P. Goodrich
Putnam County
Court House
C. C. Hurst
Spaker
Samuel R. Ralston
Woodrow Wilson
James P. Hughes
Charles Batt
Terre Haute
Congress
Mike Foley
Indianapolis
Foley
Council of Defense
Alice Foster McCollough
Pt. Wayne
Indana Women’s Democratic Committee
Vie
Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee
McCullough
McCulloch
Ralston
Inter
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Indiana Democrats Celebrate Tax Law Banquet in Putnam County
The Democratic Banquet drew prominent county figures and numerous guests, praised for organizing effort led by county chairman Otto Dobbs and secretary Paul Albin. Attendees included Mrs Hortense Moore, Miss Emma May, and Mrs Sarah Clift, while Republicans appeared discouraged.
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Otto Dobbs
Paul Albin
Putnam County
Hortense Moore
Rockville
Emma May
Tere Haute
Clinger
Brazil
LaRue
Terre Haute
Wishman
Danville
Sarah Clift
Indianapolis
John Rawley
Mrs O F Overstreet and Mrs Frank Donner Visit Indianapolis
Mrs. O F Overstreet and Mrs Frank Donner were in Indianapolis on Wednesday visiting the city.
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O. F. Overstreet
Frank Donner
Indianapolis
Stolen Oakland sedan recovered in Terre Haute inquiry widens
George Christie owner of the Oakland sedan stolen here more than a week ago, with Maersnall O Hair and two nearby youths, went to Terre Haute to identify the recovered car. Officials say the Terre Haute capture likely matches the stolen vehicle and may lead to the thieves being brought to trial.
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George Christie
Maersnall O'Hair
Stilesville
Terre Haute
McHaffie Farm
Stileville
Bosson Tax Litigation Moves to Indiana Supreme Court
William Bosson and Washington township taxpayers see their suit against 1919 tax increases shift from the Appellate to the Indiana Supreme Court. Oral arguments set for Friday at 9 a.m. with 90 minutes per side. The case originated in Marion County. the Appellate Court reversed a lower ruling. The Supreme Court previously heard the transfer motion.
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Indiana State Capitol
William Bosson
Washington Township
State Board of Tax Commisioners
Supreme Court
Marion County
Ruth Case to Present Voice Recital Tonight
Miss Cecil Ruth Case, a DePauw University senior in the School of Music, will give her senior voice recital at 8 o'clock tonight in the music hall. accompanist Hazel Kilbourne will accompany. The program includes Avia from St Paul Mendelssohn A Blah Sugan Erdo Laio Bonjour Delibes Caro Mio Ben Se Tu M'ami De Fesche I’ve Been Roaming Horn Skylark Pretty Rover Handel The Last Hour Kramer Rapture of Spring Saar Blackbird’s Song Scott Robin Robin Sing Me a Song Spross.
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DePauw School of Music
Music Hall
Hazel Kilbourne
Avia
St Paul
Mendelssonn
Vere TF
Ces
Édouard Laio Bonjour Sugan
Leo Delibes
Caro Mio
Ben
Giordani Se Tu
M’ami
Horn Skylark
Pretty Rover
Handel
Kramer
Scott Robin
Robin
Spross
Hog Receipts Rise Ten Cents At Local Market
Hog receipts totaled about 10 000 with prices up ten cents opening at 14.75 and some sales to 14.90. Heavyweights 14.00 to 14.25. Local buyers took 7 000 hogs, outsiders 3 000. Cattle up, calves down 50 cents, sheep weak. Community notices include a church event, a bankruptcy sale tied to Standard Heating Plant Co, and local social notes.
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Standard Heating Plant Co
Chicago
Greencastle
Michael Tauber & Co
Presbyterian church business session after prayer meeting
The officers and teachers of the Presbyterian church will hold a business session at the close of the prayer meeting tonight. A full attendance is desired.
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The
Presbyterian Church
DePauw ROTC Camp Plans Include Incentives and Staff Changes
Captain Martyn H Shute and assistants plan to train ROTC cadets at Camp Custer Michigan for the summer. An estimated 2500 to 4000 cadets from the central ROTC district may attend with meals clothing and rail fare provided. full ROTC courses yield $125 yearly. Several DePauw men have signed for summer service and some for the advanced course next year. The Mirage staff for 1921 was elected with George Oborn editor in chief Paul Jones business manager and Richard McGinnis managing editor. Prof Van Denman Thompsons organ composition Theme Arabesques and Fughetta won a $150 prize and was premiered at the DePauw Chanel exercises. Company B won the ROTC camp competition with 63 points. Vernon Paul Robinson won the individual drill prize of $5. Oborn won the automatic rifle event with a $5 prize. Several other prizes were awarded for drills and demonstrations.
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Martyn H. Shute
Camp Custer
Michigan
DePauw
Mirage
Sophmore
George Oborn
Paul Jones
Richard McGinnis
van Denman Thompson
Depauw School of Music
National Federation of Music Clubs
Vernon Paul Robinson
Greencastle
W. H. Thomas
Democratic Banquet Opens 1920 Campaign in Putnam County
More than 550 Democrats attended the banquet and rally in the Putnam County courthouse, with seating for 450 and crowding on all floors. The event featured a varied menu, decorations, music by the Greencast Band, and speeches from Indiana Democrats led by Judge James P. Hughes and Prof. William Blanchard after the banquet.
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Putna
Court House
James P. Hughes
William Blanchard
DePauw
New Indiana Bishop to Arrive This Weekend
Bishop Frederick Deland Leete, named by the General Conference in Des Moines to oversee the new Indiana Episcopal area, will arrive in Indianapolis Friday afternoon. He will attend a banquet hosted by the Methodist Social Union at Meridian Street M.E. Church that night, marking the centennial of Methodism in Indianapolis. Bishop Leete will speak, with Prof W. W. Sweethead of DePauw University and Dr. C. E. Bacon on the program discussing Methodism’s history and future.
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Frederick Deland Leeve
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Gove
Indiana Episcopal
Indianapolis
Methodist Social Union of Indianapolis
Meredian Street
Leete
W. W. Sweethead
Department of History
DePawy University
C. E. Bacon
Indianapolis News
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