Dailey Favored in Indiana Governor Race After Primary
SAY! Charles J. Arnold reports that John E. Frederick, defeated by Frank C. Dailey in the Democratic primary, plans to fight at the state convention while Dailey emerges as the party’s choice. The piece notes party dynamics, public opinion, and calls for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Frederick
Kokomo
Frank C. Dailey
Frederick
Yi. Dailey
Mr. Frederick
Democratic Party
Frank Wailey
Indiana
Uch
Dailey
Tiley
Truk Dailey
Dailey Athhe
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Frederick Landis
Thomas H. Adams
Charles W. Jewett
John FE. Frederick
Aetna Life Insurance wins two Putnam Circuit foreclosures
In Putnam Circuit Court on Tuesday morning the Aetna Life Insurance Company secured findings in two suits involving notes and mortgage foreclosures. In the Trout case the verdict awarded $914.06 to the plaintiff with a decree of foreclosure. In the Christopher case the defendants defaulted and a foreclosure decree was entered. Hays & Hays of Sullivan represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Putnam
J. Frank
Hays & Hays of
Sullivan
Ambassadors Restaurant Opens With American Revue
Paris records for cover charges were topped at the Ambassadors as it opened with an American Revue. The original charge was 75 dollars not including champagne, which ran high.
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Paris
Putnam County Board of Review Announces June 4 Meeting
The Putnam County Board of Review will convene at 10 o'clock in the commissioner's room of the courthouse to hear complaints against real estate and certain personal property assessments. The session runs for 60 days with members including W. F. Gill, Alva Lisby, Charles Marshall, and two appointees by Judge Hughes. A special session is planned for August 7, 1928 to review assessment uniformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F E. Gill
Alva Lisby
Charles Marshall
James P. Hughes
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Putnam County Board of Review
Daughter of Jesse Masten buried in Coatesville
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in Coatesville for Mrs. Maude Powers 41 daughter of the late Jesse Masten of Coatesville and sister of Mrs. William F. JameisonGreencastle. She died in an Indianapolis hospital Sunday from heart disease after an operation. She and her husband Frank Powers and two children Ralph and Lucila had lived in Ladoga and Florida. Survivors include four brothers Ira Clyde Arthur of Coatesville and Willis of Bedford.
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Coatesville
Maude Powers
Jesse Masten
William F. Jameison
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Baptist Church
Powers
Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Powers
Ralph
Lucila
Ladoga
Florida
Morida
Two Candidates Vie For G O P State Chairman Post In Indiana
Indiana Republicans advance district conventions across 12 of 13 districts as state chairman race unfolds. Kitselman declines reelection amid possible successors Henry W. Marshall and John Moorman named. Democrats plan Friday meeting in Indianapolis to choose a chairman with R. Earl Peters expected to win reelection.
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Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
John Moorman
State Prison Board
Indianapolis
Peters
George W. Coffin
Ed Jackson
Marion County
Clyde E. Walb
E. Faye Kitselman
Muncie
Kitselman
Lafayette Journal-Courier
Knox
State
R. Earl Peters
Fort Wayne
Italian explorer leads second attempt toward North Pole
Gen Umberto Nobile arrives at King's Bay Spitzbergen in the balloon Italia for a second Arctic ascent toward Nicholas Island and possibly the North Pole, a radiogram reports. In Tokyo Admiral Bristol will depart for Tien-Tsin by destroyer as China tensions rise, with Japan urging a Marchurio Mongolian policy if Peking and Tien-Tsin are occupied.
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Oslo
Umberto Nobile
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Italia
Nicholas Island
North Pole
Tokio
Mark Bristol
Jones Reid flood control bill becomes law
President Coolidge signed the $325,000,000 Jones Reid flood control bill at the White House shortly after 12 20 p m, marking its enactment a little more than a year after the Mississippi Valley flood disaster.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Horned frog released after council order in Eastland
In Eastland Texas the horned toad sealed in the cornerstone of the new courthouse was freed after a stormy city council session. Citizens protested the confinement and building commissioners were ordered to release the frog. The creature was alive and kicking.
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Eastland
Tex
INS
Eastland Court House
Too Lonely to Live Justice Ends Her Life
Chicago sleuths probed two murders last night as Joseph Cavarretta 28 former Utica resident was gunned down by an unknown assailant and Mrs La Rue Wergen Leonardi 26 was killed with an axe in her sweetheart Morris Zimm home basement room Zimm confessed to killing her then vanished In Owosso Michigan Nellie McBride 70 year old Justice of the Peace at Corunna hanged herself in a room near her court after a note reads Too lonely to live
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Chicago
INS
Joseph Cavarretta
Utica
N. Y
la Rue Wergen Leonardi
Morris Zimm
Owosso, Mich
Nellie McBride
Corunna
Here
20 Years Ago in Greencastle
Dwight Allen of New York City visits Mr and Mrs D E B and family in Greencastle Bainbridge visitors include the Williams and Lawrences with Churchill Stoner and Ernest Stoner. City council votes to improve Anderson Street with sidewalks curbs and gutters. Veronica Club meets after noon with Mrs Fred Ader on Morton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Allen
New York City
Mrs. D. EB. Williamson
W. H. Allen
Lawrence Allen
Churchill
Ernest Stoner
Bainbridge
Anderson Street
Veronica Club
Fred Ader
Morton Avenue
Jealous Lover Held After Greensboro Shooting in Indictment
Marion Rider, 24, a Raleigh-area farmer, captured in Muncie after allegedly shooting his former fiancée Helen Reddick, 28, and friend Viola Ratcliff, 16, at the Ratcliff home in Greensboro. Police recovered his car and a .22 caliber rifle used in the attack and an attempted shot at Maurice Ratcliff.
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Marion Rider
Raleigh
Helen Reddick
Viola Rateliff
Ratcliff
Greensboro
Maurice Ratcliff
Chas W Jewett Named Trustee of University
Charles W. Jewett of Indianapolis, Republican governor candidate, elected trustee of DePauw University to succeed himself. He has served on the board since 1922. the Alumni association elected him over Mrs. Nicholson and Mr. Shireman, with Ogden and Ball already serving on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depauw Alumni Association
Charles W. Jewett
Indianapolis
Indiana
DePauw University
W. Henry McLean
Jewett
DePauw University Alumni Association
Thomas Nicholson
Benjamin Riley
Greencastle
Eugene Shireman
Nicholson
DePauw Board of Trustees
Mr. Jewett
James M. Ogden
Frank 8. Ball
Kansas City
Missouri
School Board Holds Routine Meeting Actions Approved
The Consolidated city and township school board met Monday night and conducted routine business. Bills were approved, checks signed, and other regular matters attended to by board members.
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Consolidated City and Township School Board
Farmer John Hills Injured in Horse Fight Incident
John Hills aged sixty a Litton area farmer was kicked by a horse while separating two fighting horses on his farm. He sustained a fractured skull a broken nose and additional injuries and was taken to a North Salem hospital for treatment.
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Pittsboro
Ind
John Hills
Litton
North Salem
Teachers to Meet at Christian Church Sunday School
The teachers and officers of the Christian Church Sunday School will meet Thursday evening May 17 at the church instead of Wednesday.
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Christian Church
Farmers use tractors with searchlights to plow at night
In Wabash Indiana Homer Unger fitted his tractor with powerful searchlights and plowed sixty acres in two days aided by two shifts. The late season forced other farmers to plow by moonlight but the innovation helped catch up several months of delay.
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Wabash
Ind
Homer Unger
Professor Williams Escapes Collision With Moving Train
Professor C Th Williams of DePauw University escaped unharmed when the Dodge sedan he drove struck a freight train on the west Walnut street crossing. The impact released an air valve that halted the train briefly. Trainmen reopened the valve and moved the train after repairs. The car’s radiator and front end were badly damaged and towed to a garage. the auto was insured.
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C. TH. Williams
DePauw University
Walnut Street Road
Williams
Franklin Street
Drill Tests At Site Of Eel River Power Dam
At Cagle's Mill a steam drill is set up to core the soil and rock to plan a foundation for the Eel River Power Co. dam. Driller Albert Smith oversees the operation, signaling potential early construction.
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Cagle’s Mill
Eel River Power Co
Albert Smith
Mrs Stoner Hurt When Walnut Press Falls In Greencastle Area
Mrs Mary Stoner of Greencastle area sustained deep head wounds Monday after a walnut clothes press toppled while she cleaned a top shelf. She crawled free, a doctor was called, and several stitches were required. She is mother of Ernest Stoner, assistant postmaster.
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Mary Stoner
Greencastle
Ernest Stoner
Indiana Girl Dies in Wittenberg Dorm Fire at Springfield
A blaze at Woodland hall, Wittenberg College freshman girls dorm, Springfield, Ohio, killed Hilda Sipes of Shelby Ohio and critically injured three others. Coeds Alice Olde Detroit. Helen McClain Troy Ohio. Marie Schneider Indianapolis were hospitalized with burns and injuries. Fire began about 2 am as residents awoke to alarms and smoke.
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Springfield
Woodland Hall
Wittenburg College
Hilda Sipes
Shelby
Alice Olde
Detroit
Helen McClain
Troy
Marie Schneider
Indianapolis
Two Teachers Leave the High School Staff
Two teachers will depart the high school by year end for better offers. R C Tomlinson leaves for Lake Forest College after a salary offer more than double the local board’s. Donald C Connerly will join Gary schools seeking a large pay raise.
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R. C. Tomlinson
Lake Forest College
Chicago
Tomlinson
DePauw
Donald C. Connerly
Gary
Connerly
Greencastle
Washington High School
DePauw University
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Charles J. Arnold
Michigan City
Atlantic
Rotary Club
Rotwy
Paul Albin
Walter Hutcheson
Hawaii
Rotary
Court House
Frank Dailey
County Board OF Review
Father
Eugene J. Cadoll
I. N.S
Indiana Republican Party
Robert Hougham
Franklin
Fred L. Feick
Garrett
Robert Batton
Marion
A. J. Hamrick
Herman Weinke
South Bend
David Ferguson
Covington
Jap Jones
Martinsville
Curtis Shake
Vincennes
John W. Kitch
Plymouth
John Linebarger
Rockville
Charles K. Zollman
Jeffersonville
Nen-Tsin
Justice
Muncie, Ind
Chas. W. Jewett
University
Prof. Williams
West Walnut Street
Cagle’s
Wittenberg College
Shelby, C
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