Republicans Plan Campaign in Indiana Sixth District
Republican leaders met in Indianapolis to plan the Sixth district campaign for Richard N. Elliott, with talks on war policy and tariff. Speakers from Washington may tour the district starting next week, including Hiram Johnson and Warren G. Harding among others. The special election is set for June 26, and candidates pledge support for the war effort.
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Richard N. Elliott
Connersville
D. W. Comstock
Richmond
Congress
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Rushville
Mr. Elliott
Hays
Henley
State Committee
Walter Rossert
Liberty
L. &. Bowman
Rufus Hinshaw
Newcastle
Ralph Himelick
Oliver LaFuze
John Bridgeman
Brookville
Harvey Moberly
Shelbyville
Elden Robbe
Greenfield
Fon Riggs
Elliott
Meriathon
Hiram Johnson
California
Wesley Jones
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Curtis
Kansac
Wadsworth
New York
Pland and Wood
Indiana
Redenbere
Michiesny
Watson
New Hampshire
Clark
Representative Kitchin
Ways and Means Committee
House
Democratic First
Dent
Committee On
Kahn
Tad Gee
Craig Herave
Milford social notes include visits and town events
A flood of names visits and gatherings fill Milford from Burney and St. Paul. Residents attend entertainments, church services, a medicine show, ice cream festival, and band practice while others travel to Greensboro and Indianapolis. Measles, mumps, and a new baby birth are noted among multiple households.
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Samuel Meyers
Ernest Tawrence
Burney
Lorenzo Lewis
Ambrose Barnes
Waldron
Clarabel Hungate
St. Paul
Harry Peterson
Burkette
Greensburg
Charles Worland
Freda Lewis
Waltron
Stanley Cole
Garnet Kanouse
Kenneth Barnes
Frank Pracen
Bethel
Ernest Christian
Mary Barnes
Ruth Swift
Frerett Crosby and Family
Clell Parnes
Karry Peterson
Frank Mitchell
Melvin Wassen
Barney Morday Argent
Parmond Johnson
Harry Carmen
Patnh Conk
Virgil Galbraith
Lloyd
Robert Rosecrans
Orval Trouse
Eva M. Christian
Carl Latney
Chicago
Theodore Pussey
Trene Diades
Clell Barnes
Ashbury Price
Ted Tatman
Barney
Alfred Cuskaden
Jena Sumpter
Gaynell Rider
Roscoe Creech
Near St. Paul
Neomi Swift
Shelby County
Hilda Kenovse
Art Trimble
Greensboro
Clyde Barnard
Jean Mowery
Chailey Thurston
Sadie Garrison
Hartsville
Fiovd Gilson
Hazel Lewis
Emmett Pumphrey
Iarry Peterson
William Stotsenburge
Shelby Couste
Our Town
Carl Lobner
Theodore Russell
Oval Trouse
Ed Worlan
Avi
Cleveland
Mare Dumphrey
Shothyville
Charles “Werle Ch
Carl Coleman
Indianapolis
Della Creech
Clarence Worland
Delle Taldeman
Wiliam Brown
Raymond Crist
Narvoo
Meed Barnes
Parmner Crist
Mora Song Enpdepess
San Paul
Poans
Svere
Tes EC Varend
Burpeyv
Poubiay
Maliveda Mossenheimer
Mary Crafton
Businessman Tracks Profit and Loss Over Last Year
A businessman named TES BUSIN SAS AND HIS TPg AND DOWNS Rom es uses to the Ceaneile cat shoe and has kept track of profit and loss during the last year, providing an invoice.
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Tes Busin Sas
Tpg
Surprise Birthday party for Mrs. L. B. C. Kutz
A neighborhood gathering at 138 South Michigan Avenue honored Mrs. L. B. C. Kutz with a surprise birthday party. About fifteen guests attended, sharing refreshments, music, and games before departing with wishes for many happy returns.
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Hanny
Fridarys Daily reports Fort Harrison visit and parade remarks
Raymond con and Mr. and Mrs. James E F McKim visited Fort Harrison yesterday to see their son Arthur in Company I Ninth Division. They witnessed the parade at 3 o clock but found the weather uncomfortably cool for spectators and soldiers as the event proceeded.
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Con
Raymond
Fort Harrison
James
McKim
Arthur
Co. i
Porter
Cress
Local farmers adopt tilting milking machine with success
Second farmer in the area adopts the Empire milking device operated by natural air pressure. On John F. Schroeder's farm two miles southwest of Imvo the system milked cows without exposure to air, delivering milk directly to a covered can. The machine handles up to thirty cows per hour, costs 225 dollars, and boosts dairy profitability alongside a prior installation by Charley Gihnove near Burney.
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Heview Reporter
John F. Schroeder
Imvo
Frank Uovien
Walter Cotton
Corbett.ohe Co
Empire Machine
As. Schroeder
Charley Gihnove
Burney
Red Cross Rally in San Dusky Adds 57 Members
In San Dusky last night the Red Cross held a rally at the school hall. The event drew a full crowd and added 57 new members to the county chapter. Speakers praised Red Cross work and urged ongoing support for local relief efforts.
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San
Sanaio
S's
Burkette
Rollin Turner
Jenn EL Osborn
Cys Shell
Carts
Lind
Aaron
Pagani
Card of Thanks for Our Loss and Names Included
Card of thanks expresses grief for a loved one and lists names including Patton and Dumpton with regard to the passing. The note asks readers for prayers and acknowledges support received during the time of sorrow.
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Patton
Plavib Patton
P Dumpton
Rally for $100000000 Red Cross drive urged locally
Citizens of Greensburg and Decatur County are urged to donate to a national Red Cross appeal. Indiana should raise 1,000,000 with Decatur County contributing 8,000. The fund supports wounded soldiers, dependents, and war relief in Europe. Public committees begin June 18, urging prompt, liberal response.
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United States
National Red Cross Association
Indiana
Decatur
Europe
Jasper
Lawrence
Mollie Pitcher
Barbara Freitchie
Red Cross War Fund Drive Urges Indiana Support
Indiana faces a major Red Cross appeal for the war fund, with Arthur F. Bentley urging volunteers and residents to contribute to a 100 million dollar drive to support the army. The warning emphasizes liberty, sacrifice, and national unity as the army mobilizes.
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America
England
France
American Red Cross
Indiana
Red Cross
The
Arthur F. Bentley
Cause of Liberty
United States
C. A
Liberty Loan
Fine program and sermon at evening at Presbyterian Church
A large audience enjoyed a Children s Day exercise, with forty selections mostly performed well. The pastor deferred the object lesson to next Sabbath. Miss Bonnie Applegate and Miss Heley wr dely led, Mrs Roy Williams played the pipe organ, and Miss Applegate the piano. Infant baptisms were accorded to Euelah Mae Howe Elizabeth Louise Stevenson and Hal Sefton. Dr Reynolds preached from Matthew 25 34 35 on judgment and charity as eternal criteria.
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Bonnie Applegate
Heley Wrdely
Roy Williams
Miss Applegate
Euelah Mae
Charles Howe
Elizabeth Louise
Emmett Stevenson
Hal Sefton
Frank Willey
Reynolds
Christ
Geion
Unclear excerpt from local page shows names and places
Fragmentary text mentions Creensbore, Carl Wisher, Layce Tatebinohete man and ace promoter. References to Pas 7 OL Paso and a visit with old friends. No coherent events or dates emerge from the readable lines.
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Snow
Absity Laventy
Hove
Orca
Fecher
Carl Wisher
Viking
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