Columbia Club to Expand in Indianapolis For 5000 Members
Lucius C. Hamilton president of the Columbia Club in Indianapolis outlines plans to add a ten story annex with about 200 rooms and large dining and meeting spaces. The expanded property on the Circle will exceed half a million dollars and serve thousands of Republicans statewide. The letter urges unity and aims to grow membership to 5,000 within eighteen months as a beacon for Republican values and civic fellowship.
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L. C. Hamilton
Hamilton
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Lucius C. Hamilton
Columbia Club Aims to Forge State-wide Republican Organization
Indianapolis readers learn the Columbia Club plans to build a state-wide Republican organization led by representative members. It rejects Tammany Hall-style politics, pledges equal voice for all, and seeks broad support from business, professional, and farming communities across Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Columbia Club
Republican Party
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United States
Prominent Men Join Columbia Club of Indianapolis
Among the one thousand new members recently joining the Columbia Club of Indianapolis are Joseph D. Oliver and A. D. Baker prominent South Bend manufacturers. The list includes hundreds of bankers merchants manufacturers lawyers physicians dentists public officials farmers and other leaders in business and politics.
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Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Joseph D. Oliver
A. D. Baker
Prow
South Bend
Indiana
Columbia Club Adopts Equal Footing Policy in Indiana
The Columbia Club of Indianapolis states that every Republican in Indiana stands on equal footing under its policy. This stance has attracted a large influx of former Progressives who have joined the club and become active members.
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Westport Social Tidbits Spread Across Indiana Visits
Miss Geraldine Keith has returned home from Indianapolis where she has been attending school. Several residents travel to Indianapolis to visit relatives or attend activities, including Miss Helen Morris and Miss Gertrude Cann. Families such as Updike, Jackson, and Thomas host visitors from nearby towns, with a few locals spending weekends in Danville and Greensburg.
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Geraldine Keith
Indianapolis
Helen Morris
Gay Jackson
Anderson
Thomas Ketchum
Zack Elliott
West Clinton
Charles C. Updike
Danville
W. G. Updike
Earl Moocrief
Mae Hamilton
Greensburg
St. Dennis
Harry Woods
Indianpolis
Gertrude Cann
James Hedvern
Tadianapolis
Harry
Clara Watterman
Carl
Maud Cruser
Elizabeth Thomas
Elma Brinkman
Eda Thomas
Harrison
Ohio
Naomi Bernaour
Anna Ross
Maude Wolfe
Nellie Moir
Earl Dobbs
Indianaapolis
Walter Jackson
Letts
J. N. Keith
Maud Talkington
Tipton
Sore Nipples Cure Promoted By Chamberlains Salve
An advertisement suggests using Chamberlains Salve to soothe sore nipples after nursing. Wipe off before the next feeding and notes many nurses use it with good results. Sold by all dealers. Also promoting strawberry sherbert and caramel ice cream from American Candy Co for hot days.
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Chamberlain
American Candy Co
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Columbia’club Policy
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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Ironclad Clothing CO
Westport
Greensburg Markets
Chechester
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