Republican Speech Links Dry Policy to Law and Prosperity
Senator Fess emphasizes law enforcement against what he calls a noisy minority and defends the Coolidge era. He highlights reduced public debt, lower taxes, and record living standards, praising Hoover era commerce advances and Dawes plan while opposing League of Nations membership.
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Woman Takes Poison Tablets in Domestic Tragedy
Mrs. May Renner, 34, of Center Point, Indiana, drank bichloride of mercury tablets and lies in critical condition at Community hospital in Brazil. She had been separated from husband Lee Renner. a divorce trial is scheduled for September. Doctors pumped and washed the stomach in hopes of counteracting the poison. Her ultimate recovery remains doubtful.
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Local youths face suspended term at Indiana State Farm
In Brazil June 11 Harold Williams and Philip Sellers pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and causing a crash two miles west of Brazil on the National Road. They were sentenced to six months at the Indiana State Farm with five months suspended on good behavior and costs. The judge warned that any liquor on breath during probation would trigger the full term.
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Nobile appeals to Rome for aid as Italia crew fights frost and hunger
General Umberto Nobile, commander of the Italia, reports exhausted radio batteries and appeals for boats rifles medicines sledges cigars an oil stove and three pneumatic boats. Frost bite and injuries plague the crew as they drift on ice floes northeast of Spitzbergen awaiting rescue.
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Anderson to Join Providence Baseball Team
Damon Swede Anderson, a recent DePauw graduate and prominent athlete, will join the Providence team of the Eastern Baseball League for the summer. Guy Morrison, ex DePauw football coach, is also on the Providence roster and both are property of the Boston Braves. Morrison is delivering an impressive early-season pitching record.
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Thurman Elected to 10 Committee in Indiana
M Bert Thurman of New Albany won the Indiana seat on the Republican national committee on the second ballot from a six candidate field. Dorothy Cunningham of Martinsville was re elected committee woman. Thurman succeeds the late Joseph B Kealing of Indianapolis.
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Mexican flyer Carranza forced down near Mooresville
Captain Emilio Carranza of Mexico was forced down at Mooresville North Carolina about 4 a m today while attempting a nonstop flight from Mexico City to Washington. The incident was reported to officials at Bolling Field.
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Coolidges to Leave Wednesday for Wisconsin Trip
Washington June 12 President Coolidge expected to depart for the summer White House in Wisconsin tomorrow despite Mrs Coolidge being indisposed last night Dr Joel T Boone Mrs Coolidges physician said there is no cause for alarm and she can travel tomorrow
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Local Creamery Wins Efficiency Banner
Sugar Creek Creamery’s local station earned the May efficiency banner as the top cream testing site in the state. The award honors first place in accurate testing and checking of cream, and must be maintained to keep the display banner.
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Shumaker Wins First Skirmish in Indiana Legal Clash
In South Bend Indiana Edward S Shumaker head of the Indiana Anti Saloon League won the first round in a clash with Attorney General Arthur L Gilliam when Circuit Judge Cyrus E Pattee upheld a motion to quash Gilliam s affidavit charging Shumaker with violating the corrupt practices act The ruling leaves open the possibility of further litigation under an amended complaint and does not end the case The decision rested on the interpretation of a single section of the act defining sufficient grounds for action
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Sheriff Proposes Rural Patrol System for Putnam County
Sheriff Edward Eiteljorge plans rural district patrols with deputy stations on county roads and telephone links to Greencastle. Deputies would patrol highways by night to curb chicken and petty thefts and ensure rapid response to robberies, with funding to be requested from the county council.
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Kansas City Athletic Club Opens House During GOP Convention
Delegates at the Republican convention in Kansas City view the Kansas City Athletic Club as a prominent meeting place and the club announces an open house to showcase facilities and services to attendees.
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Prohibition Debate Highlighted by Major Ebbert Speech
The piece cites calls for letting 3.5 per cent beer be sold freely and argues this would thwart prohibition. It cites Pussyfooter Johnson’s world tour, critiques of soft drink venues, and asserts America must stay on its current path to prohibition.
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American resolve to eradicate evil on Earth
The passage asserts that America has never failed in a great task and will not fail in driving the evil from the face of the earth, emphasizing unwavering national determination and mission.
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