Victory Habit Highlighted for Alfred E. Smith by Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt lauded Alfred E. Smith at the Democratic National Convention, calling him the “happy warrior” and a leader with Lincolnian heart and Wilsonian idealism. Roosevelt praised Smith’s record of state reform, honest public leadership, and dedication to the public trust amid calls against materialism and corporate influence.
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Lawrence Sullivan
International News Service
Houston
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin Ll. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Smith
New York
Lin
Lincoln
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Claude Bowers
Summer care guidance for young children in Indiana Bulletin
The Indiana State Medical Association Publicity Bureau issues a Bulletin for mothers emphasizing proper food, clothing, air and sunshine. It urges reduced food in heat but increased water, screens against flies, light clothing, regular meals, and extra sponge baths and rest to protect infants and young children during summer.
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Indiana State Medical Association
Alfred Fe Smith Defends Democratic Victory Claim
The statement extols Alfred Fe. Smith as a decisive Democratic leader, a pathfinder to the high road away from materialism, and a heroic winner who commands victory. It emphasizes democracy offering not just a candidate but a proven winner with the habit of victory.
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America
Alfred FE. Smith
Stephenson Loses Big Action in Indiannapolis
Mrs. Nettie Stephenson Brehm wins a 12082 judgment from ex husband D. C. Stephenson for the care and education of their 12 year old daughter Florence Catherine. The parties reside in Oklahoma with her current husband Homer Brehm while Stephenson is serving a life sentence for the murder of Miss Madge Oberholtzer in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Nettie Stephenson Brehm
D. C
Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
State Soldiers' Home Chief Assumes Duties
Lafayette Ind June 27 Capt Charles F Zillmer becomes commandant of the Indiana state soldiers home succeeding Col William Louden who resigned due to ill health after six years of service Zillmer has been adjutant since November 1 1923 and is a South Bend native and Spanish American War veteran.
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Lafayette
Ind
Charles F. Zillmer
Indiana State Soldiers’ Home
William Louden
Zillmer
South Bend
Two youths fined for gas theft that burned mill in Nashville
Farl Pittman aged 17 and Emmett Lester aged 19, both Brown county boys, were fined five dollars plus costs and given suspended six month sentences for stealing gasoline from Sherman Berry's sawmill. Removing fuel with a lit lantern caused the mill fire. Judge Milley ordered payments of 500 dollars to Mr Berry weekly until settled.
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Nashville
Ind
Farl Pittman
Emmett Lester
Brown County
Sherman Berry
Rotary to Send Boys to Camp Bedford
Ten Greencastle boys unable to pay for summer camp will be sent to Camp Bedford on White River near Bedford from July 6 to 15 by the Rotary club. Eligible youths aged 12 to 16 should contact Harry Allan or Jacob Eltel to join the sponsorship.
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Greencastle
Camp Bedford
White River
Bedford
Rotary Club
Harry Allan
Jacob Eltel
Rotary
Chip
State
Putnam County Farm Delegate Journeys to Houston
O A Day recounts travel from New Orleans through Mississippi to Texas as the Woollen Special nears Houston. He notes civic pride in New Orleans, a three hour steamboat view, and a suicide oak in Texas. Day mentions Wallace Ashby, Harry Moore, and Bred Barrett as local figures shaping the parade and reception.
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New Orleans
Eunice
Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Jim Hunter
Fillmore
Ocean Springs
Biloxi
Miss
Benna Vista Hotel
Col. Apperson
Remster
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ponce de Leon
Fountain of Youth
Mississippi
DD. B. Johnson
Texas
Houston
Wallace Ashby
Ladoga
Ward
Harry Moore
Montgomery
Bred Barrett
Democratic State Committee
Fancy Cakes and Pastry Goods at Cooper and Inman
A note from Cooper and Inman advertises a selection of fancy cakes and pastry goods. The shop promotes fresh baked items and suggests visiting for special occasions.
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Cooper & Inman
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