Secretaries of State Race Shapes Indiana Party Convention
Delegates sought changes to vote totals on the fourth ballot for secretary of state as Mayr led a 946 to 630 to 40 with Simmons withdrawing. Chester Montgomery restored order after 30 minutes of confusion, and the convention then advanced to the fifth ballot amid contested moves and procedural rulings.
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Eust KR
Earl Peters
Simmons
Peters
Eugene B. Crowe
Bedford
Taggarta
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hatarick
Mayr
Severaal
Roy Milbourn
Indianapolis
Chester Montgomery
South Bend
Hamrick
Garrison
W. C. Coryell
Marion
Dr. ©. A. Noland
Spencer
Weeds, Poles Sparks City Action and Lighting Concern
The Continuation C lot owner was warned by police to cut overgrown weeds or the city will do so at the owner's expense, possibly charged to the tax duplicate. An investigation looked into two electric company poles at College Avenue and Olive Streets, with Joe Bamberger noting moving them would shift the street light away from the street center.
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The
Electric Company
College Avenue
Olive Streets
Joe Bamberger
Light Company
Welcome Return of Women to Curves in London
Cor set manufacturers athletic instructors and candy vendors welcome women adopting curved silhouettes. After years of straight shoulders waists and hips, new model frocks demand curves. Dress makers say straight figures can be altered with tucks to create a curved appearance.
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London
INS
Hoover Greets Colombia's President-Elect Olaya
President Herbert Hoover receives Dr. Enrique Olaya of Colombia at the White House. Olaya is described as one of South America's most popular figures today as White House emissaries handle introductions.
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Herbert Hoover
Enrique Olaya
Colombia
Dr. Olaya
South America
White House
Romanian throne restored as Caro II enthroned
In an extraordinary session the National Assembly voted 496 to 1 to nullify the 1926 abdication law and seat Carol II as king. Former Premier Bratianu cast the lone dissent.
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Michael
National Assembly
Europe
Caro II
Bratianu
Caro
Paul Revere Ride Echoes in Tampico Mexico
Tampico experiences a month long telephone outage due to a strike by telephone workers. Businesses rely on messengers on foot, horseback, and bicycles to maintain communication as service remains cut.
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Paul Revere
Mexico
Tampico
INS
Theaters Voncastle H shows Wedding Rings with Warner and Wilson
Warner and Lois Wilson headline the First National Vitaphone drama Wedding Rings at the Voncastle Theatre opening tonight through Thursday. Olive Borden plays the exotic sister against Miss Wilson, with Roy Harris adapting The Dark Swan into screenplay. Plus Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Blotto and a travel talk.
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Warner
Lois Wilson
H. B. Warner
First National
Vitaphone
Voncastle Theatre
Olive Borden
Miss Wilson
Ernest Pascal
Roy Harris
Hallam Cooley
James Ford
Kathleen Williams
Aileen Manning
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
No salesmanship Needed in Help Wanted Ad Columns
The Herald urges readers to use columns to find buyers and sellers, claiming direct listings cut costs and speed deals. It stresses avoiding sales talk in ads, noting salesmanship often outweighs the value of a simple want ad.
Real Estate Transfers in Jefferson Jackson and Greencastle Areas
A compilation of numerous property transfers in Jefferson Township Jackson Greencastle and surrounding towns. Transactions include 59 acre parcel to James Watts 58 acre tract to Herman Bridges and multiple lots in Greencastle Bainbridge Cloverdale and Russellville with nominal sums.
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William BE
Lewis
James
Watts
Jefferson
Mary Elizabeth Clay
Henry J. Clay
Jackson Two
Harvey R. Mantel
Herman Bridges
Warren Two
Mat J. Murphy
Richard C. Moore
W. D
Greencastle
Anna FE. Sluss
Winfield McMahan
Arthur H. Lewellan
Mary Bk. Peek
Bainbridge Corwin
William W. Smith
Harvey C. Gilbert
Franklin Two
Eliza Adams Cooper
Bruce J. Hall
Monroe Two
John Edward Hutcheson
Philys Oscar Hutcheson
Washington
Tulu Mae Stone
Mary FE
Toney
William Morgan
Sophia Vaughn
Edwin J. Peck
Harry E. Job
Harris Gaston
Cloverdale
John Buis
John G. Bell
Commercial Place
Samuel A. Skelton
Oscar T. Rowing
Jackson Boulevard
Forest B. Smithson
Charles W. Daniel
Russellville
Thomas J. McGaw
Ernest Lowell Knauer
Israel Knauer
Badger Park
Community notices request reader tips
Local Herald invites readers to call 65 with news on deaths marriages elopements divorces embezzlement fires relocations births crimes or major events. Reporters value timely details to keep the paper current and accurate.
Local Social Notes From Reelsville and Nearby
Miss Pauline Smith of Muncie visited her parents Mr and Mrs H M Smith last week. C D Reel is repainting his store building. Mr Schorer moved into Simpson Berts property. Marjorie Benefict of Greencastle visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs George Fox last week. Theadas Cromwell of Terre Haute visited sister Mrs Florence Lall last week. Mary Burks returned from Batavia NL where she visited her brother W D Burks. Richard Atkinson of Terre Haute visited Mr and Mrs J P Best last Sunday. C A McAllister purchased a Lord touring car.
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Pauline Smith
Muncie
H. M. Smith
C.D. Reel
Mr. Schorer
Simpson Bert
Marjorie Benefict
Greencastle
George Fox
Cc. E. Will
Ray Reaman
John Baylor
Paris
Theadas Cromwell
Terre Haute
Florence Lall
Cc. C. Cook
Edward Chew
Mary Burks
Batavia
W. D. Burks
Richard Atkinson
J. P. Best
C. A. McAllister
Lord Touring
Jefferson Township Notice to Taxpayers Hear Appropriation
Taxpayers of Jefferson Township Putnam County Indiana are notified of a special meeting in Belle Union at seven PM Friday June 20 1990. Officials will consider and make an additional appropriation for cemetery care funds totaling 50 dollars for the year 1930. Ten or more taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners if dissatisfied.
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Jefferson Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Jefferson
Belle Union
Lem &Township Fund
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Lan
Young Wall Street Clerk Wins Sweepstake Fortune
Eddie Dougherty, a $20 a week Wall Street clerk, won a $149,600 sweepstakes prize after his $1 ticket, once resold for 75 cents, proved the winner. He travels with his father, a Brooklyn checkman, and his brother Daniel to collect the fortune and plan travel and future investments.
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Eddie Dougherty
Wall Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Daniel
Quebec
Vaudeville King Wins Fight Appellate Court Appeal
The appellate court rules in favor of the vaudeville king in his appeal. A photo shows Alex Pantages with Mrs Pantages and Carmel Pantages in a jail cell prior to bail.
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Pantages
Alex Pantages
Carmel Pantages
Alexander Pantages
State Supreme Court
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Old Glory
Fashion Dry Cleaners
W. S. Stone
South College Avenue
Pormiy
John Robe
Robe Park
Hanna and
Bloomington Street
Couneil
Washington and
Arlington Street
Roscoe Hurst
Fenwick Reed
Frank Stoessel
South
Indiana Street
William Irwin
Thaiana Street
Stoessel
Irwin
International Newsreel
Carol
Herene
Romania
Ling Michael, M
Bratianu Dovacer
Queen Marie Prince Nicholas
Princess Herene
Rumania
Marie
Bavaria
Voncastle
Alfred J. Lingle
Michigan Ave
Randolph Sr
Lingle
Chicano Tribune
the Herald
US News
Herald
Reelsville
R. P. Aller
Pascal
Doni
Laurel & Hardy
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