Republican Nominee Plans Indefinite Amid Conference Delays
Washington dispatch reports Senator Harding, the Republican nominee, delaying campaign plans after an eventful day at the Capitol. He declined to state policy positions, planned to resign his Senate seat, or announce campaign schedules until after notification. Leaders, including Lodge and Smoot, weigh conference timing.
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Washington
Narding
Capitol
Senate
Hing
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Hays
Republican Rational Committee
Copiesette
Alee
Slater Lodge
Massachusetts
Chicago
Senator Smoot
Utah
Senator Lodge
Calvin Coolidge
Taft
Wood
Hiram Johnson
Pomerone
Dr Brackney Opens New Office In Town
Dr M F Brackney a former U S Army doctor who served in France and at Fort Sheridan has opened an office above J Sudranski Co Store on the northwest square corner. A Putnam county native, he previously practiced in Mooreville Indiana for twenty six years.
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M. F. Brackney
U. S. Army
France
U. S. Army General Hospital
Ft. Sheridan
Ilinois
J. Sudranski & Co
Brackney
Putnam County
Mooresville
Indiana
Hogs Prices Steady as Receipts Hit Eight Thousand Head
Indianapolis market reports eight thousand hogs and 800 cattle with 700 calves and 300 sheep. Hogs opened steady at 15.50 while pigs sold at 14.00. Local buyers purchased 4,500 head and outsiders 3,500. Cattle active and steady calves steady sheep steady.
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Indianapolis
J. E. Cash Travels to Indianapolis on Business
J. E. Cash spent the day in Indianapolis on business. He visited local offices and conducted meetings with area professionals before returning home.
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J. E. Cash
Indianapolis
Dorothy Adams Dies in Little Rock After Illness
Dorothy Arnold Adams died at St Luke s Hospital Little Rock Arkansas from peritonitis after an operation for appendicitis performed June 9 She was 22 born March 6 1894 in Greencastle Indiana wife of Joseph James Adams and mother to Joseph James Adams Jr The funeral plans include a Greencastle service with the hour to be announced and she leaves behind her husband son mother and siblings.
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Joseph James
Dorothy Arnold) Adams
St. Luke’s Hospital
Little Rock
Ark
Adams
Dorothy Arnold
Greencastle
DePauw University
Indiana University
DePauw
Kappa Alpha Theta
Joseph James Adams
Rockville
Youn Peok
Stuttgart
Arkansas
Joseph James Adams, Jr
Eliza“ Arnold
Charles J. Arnold
J. L. Scripps
Elizabeth Arnold
F. C. Tilden
Rushville
Mil
A. B. Lockridge
Traction Lines Hit by Storm In Indianapolis
Severe electrical storms centered over central and northern Indiana caused thousands of dollars in losses to Union Traction Company of Indiana and Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction. Service was knocked out on the I and C line and Union Traction, with power stations and high tension wires damaged and many cars dead.
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Indianapolis
Union Traction Company of Indiana
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company
Union Traction
Methodist Would Buy Valparaiso Normal School
Rumor says the Methodist church may purchase the private normal school at Valparaiso Indiana and convert it into a college. The site was once Brown and Kinsey’s school and later became Ohio Northern University under church control. Details on linking with DePauw remain unclear.
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Green’ Castle
Methodist Church
Valparaiso
Indiana
Brown and Kinsey
Ada
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
DePauw
Alumnus group plans new DePauw athletic field
The DePauw Alumni Athletic Board prepares a modern athletic field after a promised gift. Members urged to attend a Greencastle meeting as plans finalize. Coach Buss and the athletic committee push preparation for funds to endow maintenance after construction.
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DePauw
Alumni Athletic Board
Greencastle
Buss
Resort Special crash kills conductor in Chicago yards
One man was killed and about twenty injured when the Pete Marquette Resort Special from Michigan collided with an eastbound freight train in South Chicago yards. Conductor George Batema of Grand Rapids, Michigan, was killed. Officials say a switch was left open, allowing the freight to derail into the passenger train.
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Chicago
Michigan
George Batema
Grand Rapids
Mich
Beveridge to Speak at Class of '85 Reunion Banquet
Senator A. J. Beveridge is expected to arrive this afternoon for the Class of 85 banquet and reunion on campus. A large gathering of alumni is anticipated as Beveridge delivers the keynote address.
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A. J. Beveridge
Senator Beveridge
Trimborn Chosen to Form New Berlin Ministry
Berlin June 14 Karl Trimborn leader of the center party has accepted the task of forming a new ministry to succeed Chancellor Mueller whose resignation was tendered June 8.
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Berlin
Karl Trimborn
Center Party
Mueller
Horseshowman Injured as Stallion Steps on Leg
Charles Pfeiffenberger, a horse shoeing man on East Franklin Street, broke his leg Monday afternoon when the stallion owned by George Lewis stepped on him while being trimmed. Dr. W. W. Tucker treated him at home and reduced the fracture.
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Charles Pfeiffenberger
East Franklin Street
George Lewis
Lodge Speech Attacks Wilson at Republican National Convention
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge delivers a keynote address fiercely denouncing President Wilson and his policies. Representative Alben Barkley counters, praising historic leaders and urging a focus on right over partisan gain as Wilson’s stature rises alongside Washington Jefferson Jackson and Lincoln.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Wilson
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Barkley
Jackson
Lincoln
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Representative Barkley
Tom
Fair Land
Jefferson Jackson
Democratic Party
Douglas
Illinois
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Bridegroom jailed after wedding eve drink in Brooklyn
Alexander Kinskowsky, forty, woke in a jail cell after a night of drinking with a half pint of beer. Patrolman McGovern and Magister McGuire dealt with the case as the bridegroom promised to abstain until marriage, while the anxious bride awaited.
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Brooklyn
Alexander Kinskowsky
Tha
Magstrate McGuire
McGovern
Kloskowsky
DePauw Alumni Hold Busy Day On Campus
Alumni Day at DePauw drew large crowds with class reunions and a noon luncheon in Bowman Building. The day featured a roll call, a deaths list read by Dr. T J Bassett, trustee meetings, a Phi Beta Kappa initiation, and a football game between DePauw and Salahh amid numerous class reunions.
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Bowman Memorial
Guy C. Carpenter
Frank E. Wynn
Indianapolis
Paulsenbarger
Phi Beta Kappa
DePauw
The Slander of the Scare Crow
A whimsical fable recounts crows observing a man in a field who waves warnings as they debate risk and voting fears. The tale notes a candidate’s cowardice and political consequences, ending with a quip about running for office.
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Cavary
Country Protest Echoes From GOP Convention
Across the nation echoes of disapproval mount over the Chicago Republican convention. Old Guard senators appear satisfied, while Wood nomination fears surface and papers question Harding’s campaign backing. Delegates face criticism for breaking instructions and party leaders worry about future support.
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United States
Chicago
Harding
Nicholas Murray Buthe
Columbia Universe
New York
Wood
Johnson
Old Guard
Bolt
T'E
State Highway Commission to reorganize in Indiana Capitol
A meeting Wednesday morning will reshuffle the state highway commission. Archie Campbell is expected to be elected chairman succeeding David Jenkins of Kokomo, who was not reappointed by Governor Goodrich. Charles Ziegler of Attica becomes the new Republican member.
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State Highway Commission
Archie Campbell
David C. Jenkins
Kokomo
Goodrich
Charles Ziegler
Attica
LILLIPUT-LAND Visits From Chicago Terre Haute
Miss Lois Allee of Chicago and Lucile Allee of Terre Haute visit Lilliput-Land as home folks. William Smith is very sick. Miss Martha Smith attends school at Bloomington. William McCullough and wife spent Monday in Greencastle. Mrs Wey Moore called on H. 3. McFarren and family Saturday. Edna Hartcock attended Orence at Greencastle Wednesday. Trucks carry large cement loads to nearby cities. A Rockwook truck and trailer delivered fifteen tons today. Dr Addison W Moore, philosophy professor at the University of Chicago, once English literature teacher at DePauw Academy, is at the reunion of the class of 9.
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Lois Allee
Chicago
Lucile Allee
Terre Haute
William Smith
Martha Smith
Bloomington
William McCullough
Greencastle
Wey Moore
McFarren
Edna Hartcock
Enormos
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New York Times
Republic
Tomorro
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