Beveridge Wins Putnam County by 300 Vote Margin
In the Republican primary Beveridge defeats New for the Senate by 500 and O Neall leads Johnson by over 1,000. Sears defeats Coffin for sheriff and Lewis tops Rissler for county commissioner by 500. Other county and state races cited with vote tallies and party figures.
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Republican Machine
Board of Election Commissioners
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry New
Senate
Howard O’neall
Crawfordsville
Benjamin Johnson
William C. Lewis
Morton L. Rissler
Third District
Claude Coffin
Lawrence Sears
Citizen Military Training Camps planned at Camp Knox 1922
The 84th Division of the U S Army announced a summer Citizen Military Training Camp at Camp Knox Kentucky starting about July 15 if Congress funds the program. Indiana recruitment for the RED COURSE is handled from the Indianapolis federal building with a May 14 deadline for applications.
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R. L. Moseley
Congress
Camp Knox
84Th Division
Us. Army
Federal Building
Indianapolis
Indiana
O Neall Wins By Large Margin In Joint Senator Bid
Republican candidate Howard O Neall defeated Benjamin F Johnson and Charles Kirkpatrick in a Putnam and Montgomery counties joint senate race. Johnson finished second, Kirkpatrick third, with district totals detailing county votes.
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Benjamin F. Johnson
Charles Kirkpatrick
Howard O’neall
O'Neall Plurality
Putnam
Owen Counties
Montgomery Counties
Montgomery County
Johnson
All Republican congressmen chosen again in Indiana
Return tallies from thirteen districts show all incumbents winning renomination. Only third district saw the incumbent Dunbar exit the race. The GOP lineup for November lists Luehring Bland Lambdin Benham Sanders Elliott Moores Vestal Purnell Wood Krause Garfield Hickey.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Dunbar
O. R. Luehring
Oscar Bland
Samuel Lambdin
John Benham
Everett Sanders
Richard Elliott
Federated Clubs Set For Banville Fifth District Convention
Delegates from Brazil and others prepare to attend the Fifth Congressional district Federated Clubs convention in Danville Indiana on May 10. Mrs William M Zeller first vice president Indiana Federation of Clubs will keynote the morning session with Mrs J T Torrence Evansville state president to speak in the afternoon and local clubs to host registration luncheon and varied program items.
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Brazil
William M. Zeller
Federated Clubs
Fifth Congressional District
Danville
Ind
Indiana Federation of Clubs
J. T. Torrence
Evansville
Wil
John S. McFadden
Rockville
Jonathan Rigden
E. Y. Hooper
Terre Haute
Robert Ogg
Greencastle
Ond
Methodist Church
Robert H. King
J. W. Torrence
I. F.C. Millpie
E. J. Hilderbrand
Frank J. Lehr
Campbell Wins Democratic Primary by Wide Margin
Walter S. Shorty Campbell of Fillmore won the Democratic primary for clerk in a runaway race, securing a plurality of 1559 votes as he carried the voters with him.
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Walter S
Shorty) Campbell
Fillmore
Shorty
Clinton Township Sunday School Convention Next Sunday
The Clinton Township Sunday School Convention will be held Sunday afternoon May 7 at Beech Grove. All township schools are urged to attend. Mrs V L Raphael will address on Some problems of the Sunday School and how to meet them. Dr W M Blanchard of DePauw and Rev W L Raphael will speak.
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Clinton Township
Beech Grove
V. L. Raphael
W. M. Blanchard
DePauw
W. L. Raphael
County Sunday School Association
Blanchard
Raphael
Local Insurance man W. P. Ledbetter in Indianapolis on business
W P Ledbetter, a local insurance man, traveled to Indianapolis on business Thursday, remaining there for formalities and meetings related to his firm.
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W. P. Ledbetter
Indianapolis
Robbery at S C Prevo Store in Indianapolis
Police find clue to thieves who looted S C Prevo & Sons Store in Indianapolis early Wednesday. An abandoned car at Harding and Dalton contained mens suits and silk shirts. loss estimated at 1300 with four dozen silk shirts and about twenty five suits reported missing. car linked to John F. Tanton's garage.
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IndiAnapolis
S. C. Prevo & Sons
Harding and
Dalton Street
Henry Prevo
Indianpolis
Gordon Prevo
John F. Tanton
North Illinois Street
C. R. Dulin
Lexington
Dulin
Nathan Call
Roachdale Bank
Greencastle
Delta Theta Tau
Ruby Wright
East Walnut Street
Ed. Bicknell
Bicknell-Coffman Hardware Company
East Franklin Street
Local Officials On Business Abroad
Barton Shipley Coffield Tire Protector representative visited Brazil on Thursday for business. Frank Wallace county superintendent of schools traveled to Indianapolis on official business the same day.
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Barton Shipley
Coffield Tire Protector
Brazil
Frank Wallace
Indianapolis
Canvassing Board Finalizes Democratic Primary Results
The Herald reports the official primary vote tally with Campbell winning Clerk by 1559 over the nearest rival, Wright second with 1244, and Koehler lowest with 41. Official counts show pluralities across county offices and list detailed race tallies and names verified by election officials.
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Ralston
Campbell
Wright
Mw’curry
Herald
The
Board of Election Commissioners
Harry Moore
Theodore Crawley
Frank Vaughan
the Herald
Walter S. Campbell
Fillmore
Dove Stewart Wright
William Koehler
Arthur Plummer
Bryan Moves Contraband Scotch to Federal Building
Officials transported 900 quarts of captured scotch whiskey to the Indianapolis Federal Building for storage under Judge Hughes order. Prohibition officers Deputy Sam Hamm and three others accompanied the liquor from Cloverdale Road five miles south of here. Debate centers on disposal versus medical use, with no final decision.
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Hughes
Julius Bryan
Bryan
Federal Build_inc
Fay Hamilton
Indianapolis
Federal
NAVE HOSTETTER NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS
David B. Hostetter of Roachdale won the Democratic nomination for Representative to Congress from the Fifth District in the fall race. He defeated five opponents including Charles F. Bidaman and Albert R. Owens of Vigo, Alfred Merrell and Otto O. Englehart of Clay, and Jacob E. Craven of Hendricks. Hostetter carried Putnam County and won votes in the other counties Putnam, Clay, Hendricks, Parke, Vigo, and Vermilion.
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United States
Charles Franklin Howard
Samuel M. Ralston
Jesee A. Gsongsig Acne
St Eoss
Bernard B. Shively
Daniel We
SMME
Ale Cies Os
Ralston
Congress
Avhortikts Owens Iss
Charles H. Bidaman
Maan Trectaver
Cuesey
Penn Conert
David B. Hostetter
Alfred D. Merrell
Host
Montgomery
Putnam Counties
Roachdale
Hostetter
Charles F. Bidaman
Albert R. Owens
Vigo County
Alfred Merrell
Otto O. Englehart
Clay County
Jacob E. Craven
Hendricks County
Mr. Hostetter
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Beveridge
Putnam County
Harry S. New
Fifth
Joint
Montgomery and
John E. Harrison
64Th Judicial Circuit
Frank Stoessel Eraser
James C. Fordice
John L. Gallan Tees Pees
Hobart Robinson
Robinson Plurality
Walter W. Keller
Alfred H. Stone
Iseseee
Lafanette F. Craddick
Claude R
Alexis R. Donnahue
John F. Wysong
Samuel W. Dodd
Lewis Plurality
George W. Wood
Asbury McCammack
William Ader
O’neall
Putnam Montgomery Total
Johnson Putnam
Kirkpatrick
O'Neall
A. Radio Fan
Banville
Ruth Adams
Music America
Mary H. Harold Danville
Jonathan Ridgen
Marcia S. F. Ott
Treas
Fauntleroy Home Fund
William Zeller
T. W. Peek
Clayton
Koeh
Ler
Andrew E. Durham
Putnam and
Owen Coun
Ccesenres
PRO
Albi Eal
Campbell Plurality
Banton Coresie
Cine
William D. Lovett
James Otto Mullinix
Charlie F. Crodian
Lovett Plurality
O.c Bacon
Borgo de Mons
Wilber O. Clodfelter
Clodfelter Plurality
Edgar’ J. WiMeh
Roy M. Brackney
Otte OC
Jacob E. McCurry
Oscar J. Rector
McCurry
William P. Koehler
Arthur
Plummer
Nas i Sadeox
Koehler
John
Fellaw
Cea
Uys
Paulk
Pluralige d. Ict Cnent
Nave Hostetter
Roachdale Man
Putnam, Clay, Vigo, Hendricks, Parke and
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