Continuations of songs and political notes in Indiana
Arthur J. Hamrick of Bellmore, Democratic nominee for secretary of state, is a Indiana native living on his Hendricks county farm. He previously ran for the same office in 1926, served as Putnam county clerk, county chairman, Greencastle school board member, and chaired the Fifth district from 1914 to 1926, with early education in Hendricks county and DePauw University where he played quarterback and married Hadde Daggy of Greencastle.
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National Education Association
Indiana Schoolmen’s Club
Indiana State Teachers Association
Arthur J. Hamrick
Bellmore
Indiana
Hendricks County
Hamrick
Clayton High School
DePauw University
DePauw
Hadde Daggy
Greencastle
University
Putnam County
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Samuel M. Ralston
Butler to Add Arch ie Chadd to Athletic Staff
Archie Chadd will join Butler University athletic staff for next year, assisting coach Paul Hinkle with the Bulldogs and handling freshman baseball. He will also help with freshman football and graduate Sept. 15, after a three year varsity basketball run and captaincy at Bainbridge High School. He is active in campus life and a member of Delta Tau Delta and Blue Key.
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Archie Chadd
Butler University
Patsy” Clark
Chadd
Butler
Paul Hinkle
Bulldogs
Robert Nipper
Bainbridge High School
Irvington Institution
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Harold M. Coffman
Chicago
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Ohio
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Tri Kappa
Clinton High School
Harold Coffmann
DePauw
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Blackstone Avenue
Film Stars Escape Cafe Blast In Hollywood
In Hollywood at the Russian Eagle Cafe Charlie Chaplin and a line of screen stars escaped unharmed when an early morning explosion wrecked the venue. Ten others, including seven firemen, were injured by a fire of undetermined origin. director Theodore Lodiginsky was in critical condition. Also fleeing were the Marquis De La Falais, Jack Dempsey, Estelle Taylor, John McCormick and his wife, Coleen Moore, and Renee Adoree.
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Hollywood
Cal
INS
Charlie Chaplin
Theodore Lodiginsky
Chaplin
Marquis de la Falais
Gloria Swanson
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
John McCormick
Coleen Moore
Renee Adoree
Cat Bites Girl. Rabies Confirmed In Anderson
A cat that bit the 9 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Shaw in Anderson has hydrophobia per state laboratory findings. It is the first rabid cat reported in the city. The girl will be taken to Indianapolis for Pasteur treatment.
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Anderson, Ind
State Laboratory
Joseph Shaw
Indianapolis
Pasteur
Federal Judge Orders Return Of Auto Seized In Whiskey Case
Judge James H. Wilkerson denounced federal agents for seizing J. Fitzmaurice's car over a pint of whiskey, ordering the return and payment of two months storage. He criticized raid without a warrant and rejected a signed agreement admitting fines. Fitzmaurice denied signing the paper and contested the fines.
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Prohibition
James H. Wilkerson
J. Fitzmaurice
Wilkerson
William Parillo
Fitzmaurice
Defeated Candidate Wins Porter County Primary Recount
Clarence Wood defeated for Porter County prosecutor nomination by one vote on May 8 initial returns, then increased to a three vote plurality after a recount. Wood received 1,865 ballots to Bozarth 1,862. County commissioners will hear the contest.
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Valparaiso
Ind
INS
Clarence Wood
William Bozarth
Porter County
Wood
Bozarth
Terre Haute man fined for speeding in mayor’s court
Walter C. Ely of Terre Haute appeared before Mayor Charles McGaughey after arrest by State Motor Vehicle Officer William McMillan on a speeding charge. He paid a minimum fine of $1 plus $10 in costs.
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Walter C. Ely
Terre Haute
William McMillan
Charles McGaughey
Cartwrights Return From Delphi Visit
John Cartwright drove to Delphi on Thursday morning to accompany his wife and two sons home after they spent a week visiting Mrs Cartwright’s mother in Delphi.
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John Cartwright
Delphi
Diphtheria deaths vanish in Cambridge top US city 100k
The fifth annual AMA summary shows Cambridge Massachusetts had no diphtheria deaths in 1927, the best record among cities over 100000. Duluth and Seattle also posted zero deaths in 1926, with other top cities including Canton Spokane Syracuse Trenton New Haven Norfolk El Paso Grand Rapids in the rankings.
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Cambridge
Mass
United States
American Medical Association
Duluth
Minn
Seattle
Wash
Canton
Spokane
Syracuse
N. Y
Trenton
N. J
New Haven
Meek Is Fined and Sentenced in Cataract Blackmail Case
Ralph Meek, 28, of Cataract, found guilty of blackmail by a Spencer jury. Judge Rundel overruled a new trial and granted an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court. Meek was fined 59 dollars and sentenced to Pendleton Reformatory for one to five years. appeal bond set at 2000 dollars.
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Supreme Court
Indiana
Meek
Owen County
Morris Haltom
Ora “Curley
Turner
Spencer
Mayor William Spooner Dies in Valparaiso at 80
William F. Spooner, 80, longtime Valparaiso resident and four term mayor, died today. A former staffer to Governor Gray from 1885 to 1889, he also ran for Congress in 1912 from Indiana's 10th district on the Democratic ticket.
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Valparaiso
Ind
INS
William F. Spooner
Indiana
Gray
Congress
Meakley Confesses to Six Bank Robberies
Hammond Indiana June 7 Charles Meakley one of six men held with two women confessed to participating in six bank robberies He named Ed Meadows Robert Wheatley and Ed Axe as accomplices and said the crimes occurred in St Henry Ansonia Chickasaw Lynn Grove Festus Ferguson and other towns Also A G Brown and A B Hanna plan to attend the Republican National Convention in Kansas City.
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Hammond
Ind
INS
Charles Meakley
Ed Meadows
Robert Wheatley
Ed Axe
Meakley
St. Henry
Ansonia
Chickesaw, O
Lynn Grove
Festus
Ferguson
Indianapolis Couple Visits Friends on Madison Street
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Phillips of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shamel and Mrs. R. A. Lawton on North Madison Street Thursday morning. The Putnam County grand jury was in session Thursday with many witnesses testifying before an undisclosed investigation.
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Robert B. Phillips
Indianapolis
Edgar Shamel
R. A. Lawton
Madison Street
Putnam County Grand Jury
Sunday School Convention Draws Big Attendance at New Maysville
In Southwest Jackson the township Sunday School convention at New Maysville on Sunday drew a large crowd. Miss Velda and Gladys Russell visited Jessie Wilson on Sunday. William Riggle and wife of South Bend along with Mrs. Joe Riggle and son from Bringhurst called on Mrs. Clark Wilson Thursday. Miss Lucille Wilson visited her grandmother Mrs. Alice Wilson Thursday. Mrs. Nellie Watson and her son visited her mother Mrs. Alice Wilson on Wednesday.
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New Maysville
Velda
Gladys Russell
Jessie Wilson
William Riggle
South Bend
Joe Riggle
Bringhurst
Clark Wilson
Lucille Wilson
Alice Wilson
Nellie Watson
State Convention hears retiring BPW president report
Miss Lucy Bowen, retiring president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, gave her report at the State convention in Michigan City where she attended as delegate. Miss Catherine Tillotson, new president, appointed chairmen for all committees.
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Lucy Bowen
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Michigan City
Bowen
Catherine Tillotson
Death Notice for Charles C. Gilmore of Alhambra California
Word has been received of the death of Charles C. Gilmore of Alhambra California. He was the son of the late John Gilmore and brother of Eugene and Margaret Gilmore of this city. He had lived in California with his daughter Mrs Mark Wood for several years.
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Charles C. Gilmore
Alhambra
Cal
Gilmore
John Gilmore
Eugene
Margaret Gilmore
California
Mark Wood
Specialist dies in Indianapolis eye surgeon Dr. Frank Morrison
Dr. Frank A. Morrison, 68, a renowned Indianapolis eye specialist, died at his daughter's home from a cerebral hemorrhage. He practiced in the city for 48 years and earned national recognition for his medical contributions.
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Indianapolis
INS
Frank A. Morrison
Arthur L. Rabb
Morrison
Hoosier Poultry Farm Hatchery Prices
June sale hatches listed for Barred Wyandottes Reds White Rocks Buff Rocks Buff Orpingtons White Leghorns and Brown Leghorns with price tiers by quantity. Shipping add ons include per chick adda 2 cent live delivery and prepaid postage. Orders requested by mail or phone Hoosier Poultry Farm Hatchery Michigantown Ind Box 726.
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Hoosier Poultry Farm Hatchery
Michigantown
Ind
Cures Malaria and Quickly Relieves Various Ailments
An old medical patent claim describes a remedy promising cure of malaria and relief from biliousness headaches and dizziness caused by temporary constipation. It asserts toxin elimination and promotes copious watery evacuations.
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