Indiana Republican primary announced for 1923 offices
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists Republican candidates for county offices in the upcoming primary on Tuesday September 18 1923. Sheriff candidates are Harry E. Koozer H Elmer Borland John M Malcolm. Register and Recorder candidates Hugh R. Wiley Walter H. Ayers. Prothonotary Claude E Bath. County Commissioners J M Marshall E E Irwin Lewis G Clark Brice Wissinger F M Smith Frank Moorhead Benjamin L Stephens S C Coleman Wm F George. District Attorney Wilmer H Wood Earle Miller. County Auditor Anther S Williams S Grumbling. County Chairman W Wallace Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iike
Harry E. Koozer
Montgomery
H. Elmer Borland
Indiana
John M Malcolm
White Township
Hugh R. Wiley
Walter H. Ayers
Claude E. Bath
J. M. Marshall
E. E. Irwin
Lewis G. Clark
Brice Wissinger
Washington
F. M. Smith
Blairsville
Frank Moorhead
Benjamin L. Stephens
Cherryhill
Young Township
Wiliam F. George
George Nesbit
W. Bruce Wegner
Indianaorough
Clergymen Seek Equal Rights in Military Rank
Clergymen urge parity with veterinarians and medical staff in Army rules. They argue chaplains face discrimination as vets and doctors receive faster advancement and higher status. The General Committee on Army and Navy will push for measured reform.
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General Committee
Army and Navy
Movement to expand Army chaplains and worship services
Chaplains of the Federal Council of Churches urge Congress to end discrimination against Army chaplains and to raise their numbers so every soldier can receive personal counsel. The General Committee on Army and Navy Chaplains will expand libraries and plans chapels at posts and camps, plus a Samoa chapel appeal seeking 100000 dollars with pledges from Bishop W F McMurry and Rev R Russell toward construction.
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Federal Council of Churches
Congress
Army Ibeelf
Army
Navy
Dev
Samoa
W. F. McMurry
R. Russell
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
General Committee
War Department
General Committee On
Army and Navy
Educational meetings of county farmers schedule listed
A schedule of county farmers meetings shows sessions at various locations from July 20 to July 28 with chairs named at each venue. Admission is free and open to all. Meanwhile U S Steel reports unfilled tonnage at June 30 totaling 6,386,261 tons, down from 6,981,351 on May 31.
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New York
U. S. Steel Corp
Army faces manpower gap with 90,000 cap in six months
Officials warn army morale drops as recruiting funds fall short, birth certificates become a barrier, and untrained outposts in Panama, the Philippines, Hawaii, China, and the border strain training and manpower. By January 1 the army would number about 90,000, about 10 percent of the population, far below world powers.
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Panama
Philippines
Hawaii
China
Russia
France
Japan
Great Britain
Poland
Italy
Turkey
Roumania
Czesho-Slovakia
Belgium
Jugo-Slavia
Greece
Germany
Stock market rally ends early losses in oil stocks
Irregular price movements marked the opening on the stock exchange with further losses in oil shares but a late rally wiped out part of the afternoon drop. Steel and copper held steady while motor stocks softened with Chandler at 50 and Mack at 70 down about a point.
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New York
INS
Stock Exchange
Chandler Motor
Mack
Bank Failure Follows Dempsey Fight
Great Falls Mont July 10 The failure of the Dempsey Gibbons bout was named as the direct cause of the Stan ton Bank and Trust Company closure though efforts to link the two failures failed. George H Stanton bank president lent 60000 to cover the second 160000 payment for Dempsey Gibbons backing Mayor James Johnson of Shirley who pledged personal property as security.
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Mont
Pempsey-Gibsons
Shelby
Stanton Bank and Trust Company
George H. Stanton
Dempsey
Gibbons
James Johnson
Shirley
Republican Women Organize to Expand Party Influence
Republican women form a council to cooperate with party groups, urging enrollment and recording party preference. Members urged to enroll before voting, with a 50 cent fee collected by solicitors. Officers include President Miss Irma Cunningham and Secretary Miss Mary Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Cunningham
Harry C. Christy
John Malcolm
James W. Malcolm
W. F. Elkin
Mary Fisher
Vernon F. Taylor
Irene Castle and Robert Treman reconcile again in Paris
July 10. Irene Castle and her husband Captain Robert Treman ended their second honeymoon in Deauville and returned to Paris. They refused interviews. friends said the reconciliation was off while others claimed it never happened. Dancers’ friends expect a divorce action to proceed in the Seine tribunal.
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Paris
INS
Irene Castle
Robert Treman
Ithaca
N. Y
Deauville
Seine
Coast to Coast Flight Failure in St Joseph
Lieut. R. L. Maughan, after an ocean to ocean dawn to dusk attempt, planned another New York to San Francisco leap. He aimed to return to New York tomorrow or Thursday and fly again within a week. Five minutes from St. Joseph field his engine failed and he landed in a pasture, damaging the gear.
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St, Joseph
INS
R. L. Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Maughan
St. Joseph Municipal Air Field
Lieut. Maughan
Permanent seating ban alters union outdoor meeting plan
The church plan abandons permanent seating on the lawns for union outdoor meetings and will continue the former method. If the weather allows, Sabbath service starts at 7 15 p m in front of the Presbyterian Church. if not, services move to the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev H H Marlin of Pittsburgh preaching.
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Union
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. H. Marlin
Pittsburgh
Jews Killed in Turko Clashes Amid Thrace Turmoil
Athens reports several Jews killed in Eastern Thrace during clashes with Turks over foreign entry rules. Some Jews seek clearance to leave. protests against regulations have led to suspensions affecting nationals from major nations. London reports jazz import boom as American bands draw crowds and money.
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Athens
Thrace
Angora
United States
England
Italy
France
Centralization Plan Cuts State Office Rentals and Staff
Harrisburg July 10 The Department of Property and Supplies seeks to concentrate all state offices in state owned buildings, phase out outside leases in two years, and relocate to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Projects include a new South Office Building, reduced water meters, and tighter purchasing and printing to save about 215000 over two years.
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Harrisburg
Department of Property and Supplies
Cil
Public, Service Commission
Berkey H. Boyd
Snd
Supples
Westmoreland County
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pinchot
Capitol Park Extension
Boyd
Capitol
New South
Department of Highways
Bureau of Publications
Sagamore Boy Fatally Burned In Powder Explosion
Nine year old Alec Seto of Sagamore died after an accidental powder explosion in the cellar of the Seto home. A lighted match dropped on a powder can, causing a roar and the house front to collapse. He died an hour after arriving at Punxsutawney hospital. In Los Angeles the sheriff plans to crack down on petting parties and shieks, ordering arrest for disturb ing the peace to curb this nuisance.
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Alec Seto
Sagamore
Sato
Punxsutawney Hospital
Seto
Alec
Los Angeles
INS
Harry Wright
Sheriff's Office
Petters
Shieks
Wright
Thachers Syrup Promises Relief In Hot Weather
An advertisement fragment touts Dr Thachers Syrup as a remedy to heat and wilting conditions. It extols vitality, vigor, and soothing comfort, mentioning liver and nervous energy benefits and promising easy use and joy in hot weather.
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Thachor
Alvar
President Harding Arrives in Juneau Alaska Visit Opens
President Harding reached Juneau aboard the Henderson amid a tumultuous welcome with boats blowing sirens. He toured Mendenhall Glacier and met officials at the governor’s mansion, while fraternal groups planned gift presentations and a large reception for Alaskans. Fog delayed escorts as chilly weather kept overcoats needed.
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Henderson
President Harding
Alaska
Naval Radio
Harding
Juneau
Twku -Iplet
Yaku Glacier
Mosiig
Goldstein
Chilkogt Barracks
Warding
Junequas
Bone
Seward
Haven
Corry
Hull
Fragmented OCR town notes reveal noisy local names
Readable fragments mention Pittsburg, Bradford Ostrie, Eureka Pipeline, Buckeye Pipeline, Cabell, Ragland, Somerset, and various place names. The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Pittsr RG
New York
Bradford
Bes National
Trangit
Cy Huts Ee
W. Penra
Eureka
Ueda
Somerset
Theosophical Society Affair Spurs Controversy
Fragmentary text reports a California Supreme Court matter involving Mrs. Katherine Tingley and the Theosophical Society. Mentions figures such as $100000 and $200000, a Mrs Mohan, and a possible public or legal dispute connected to the Point area. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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California
Sean
Katherine Tingley
Américan Theosophical
Cineles Sand’ Eset
International Theosophina 'Society
A. Ions
Gaor
Ia A. Eno
Uae
Russia
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Lyon’s Corner
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