Indiana Farm Bureau Opposes Grain Marketing Company Plan
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation warns members against the Grain Marketing Company proposed by national interests. It argues the move hides monopolistic aims, risks unloading unprofitable elevator property onto farmers, and would place control of five major grain firms with about 5,000 cooperative elevators under producers. The federation calls for continued cooperative marketing reforms and urges farmers to avoid reliance on the plan.
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Indiana
Hesuise
middle’ West
Indiana, Farm Bureau Fed
grain parketing company
Indiana Carmieta
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Indiana Fann Bureau Fed
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American Farm Bureau Federastion-at
Chicago
eesso
Chicago Board of Trade
stower
Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday in Indiana
The forecast from Indiana and surrounding areas calls for Thursday and Friday to be mostly fair with little temperature change. Friday is expected to be partly cloudy with not much variation in conditions and a slight shift in humidity and precipitation chances across the region.
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LaFollette party
Tne
Indiananella arid
Mayor Battles School Book Change In Indianapolis
Mayor Lew Shank led a campaign against the Indianapolis school board over proposed music book changes and a planned levy increase. He urged legal steps to block the music books and site studies, aiming to prevent the levy rise and arguing the move would raise taxes beyond city savings. The 1925 outlook forecasts a $1.19 base levy for Indianapolis with added education costs, while the mayor claimed he would sign petitions to halt the increase when needed.
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Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Barty
ehdfrraah
William - Bogson
Priduy
Taies M. Ogden
leva
plenka
eclibor
Fadlatvapolis
frilla
schoo ‘hoach
Adolph G. Emhardt
avery child
acoolk
new readeca
all ‘Buble
new arithme
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Indiana
Chief of Police quits by request in Connersville
In Connersville on July 30, Chief of Police Ketchum resigned by request after rumors and council discussions. City officials say a successor will be named soon with twelve applicants reported for the post.
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CONNERSVILLE
Everett
Ketchum
tof police
toiny
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serena
Couneilman J
speciai
Tounell
board of safety
Kettham
Mckell
iketeham
wae
Cleveland girl believed kidnapped located in Buffalo
Buffalo police located Dorothy Blanchard of Cleveland, alleged kidnapping victim, this evening. The child, with Phoebe Wonda, was taken to a police station for instructions from Cleveland authorities.
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BUFFALO
N.Y
Dordthy
Blanchard
Cleveland
withebins
Phoebe Wonda
waa
County infirmary building flaws prompt contract deductions
Public inquiry by state examiners into the Marion County infirmary construction faults finds altered lighting, improper foundation walls, and cracking cement floors. Weaver & Son contract valued at 96,142 faced 3,380.80 in deductions for deviations from plans, with additional findings on hollow blocks and unsupported work.
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Marion County infirmary
Indianapolis
George A .Wéaver
cptlong
Ure M. Frazer
a, lj
Donaldson
state board of accounts
Marlow
golinty
George A. Weaver
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Countess Joyce Seeks Annulment After Troubled Marriage
New York July 30 Peppy Hopkins Joyce Countess Margaret Jupton Hopkins Joyce Marner says in court the Count was a nice gentleman who failed to work and dominated finances. She financed the marriage, paid bills, and faced him as love faded. The count insists her motives were financial and refuses the annulment.
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NeW YORK
Peppy Hopkins Joyce
Margaret Jupton Hopkins
Joyce Marner
VAL Cve
Petre
Pegey
Buses May Aid Street Car Service Here
Indianapolis plans consider using motor buses to supplement streetcar service amid surveys by the Indianapolis Street Railway Company. If adopted, buses would transfer passengers at designated points and extend to growing city areas. Interurban routes between Indianapolis and Franklin to begin nine-bus service, with hourly schedules and possible expansion if Franklin proves successful.
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Indianapola Street Railway Company
Robert J. ‘rod
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Bussey
Public Service Company
Indianapolis
ranklin
Todd salt
th ‘street railway company
nes
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Connell
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Todd
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Harry Reid
tkebatere | urban company
dhe Traction
Purdue Plans 30 Scholarships For State Fair Winners
The Indianapolis Star reports Purdue University will award 30 scholarships valued at five dollars each for four years to students entering agriculture or home economics programs. State fair winners from Indiana boys and girls clubs will be chosen through a scoring system, with three top scorers receiving Star Scholarships. Additional Purdue scholarships will cover various divisions, including livestock, poultry, dairy, pig clubs, and sewing. A 40 acre land tract in Marshall County was purchased for experimental use, and a Celite products company fellowship funds further projects.
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pecal
Indianapolis
Star
LAFAYETTS
Ind
lnred Tee cere
Edward €. Fillo
Coltest
Trilinnapolis
Purdue cuniversity extension star
tia weels
Purdue university school
nf agriculture
universlty
Culver
Marshall county
Marshall
Pulaski
Starke
Fulton
lane
Purdue agricutural
Celtite Producta Company
Thta
utd lp
J. B. Bailey
thir claeltpleal engineering school
Indianapolis Light & Heat Company
State Board of Agriculture Prepares Fairgrounds Preparations
State Board of Agriculture members toured the fairgrounds for inspection and announced preparations for the annual event. Live stock buildings to be pressed in white uniforms. a contract was awarded for the arcade connection between sheep and hog barns. Plumbing and sewage work planned for the new boys camp housing 150 boys. Several buildings to be painted, including the administrative building, as plans finalize for the fair.
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atate fairgrounds
ttha atate board of agriculture
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avatdées
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boya
Bond issue approved for $750000 bridge project
Marion county council authorized a bond issue of 750000 for the county share in acquiring property and constructing two White River bridges at Kentucky and Oliver avenues. City and county each bear 45 percent of costs. property owners pay 10 percent. Estimated total project cost exceeds 3 million dollars. Kentucky and Oliver avenues slated for construction with specific contracts awarded to Mead Balsh and Stein Construction.
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Kentucky
Oliver avenues
Marion county Council
Coppell
s .aetlon
cams wader
Aleciixston
Ita
Waa
county
cty
Fall creek
Oliver avenue
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Cuty
Frank ¢. Lingentolter
Kentucky avenue
olvér’ channel
tha ebant
Mead-Balsh Construction Company
Oliver avenua
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dimita
ronsurunterd
Arlington avenue
Michigan street
Marion county
Julietta
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otter
peer guisret
County Recorder
PmMee
Omer
badavenues
England Abandons Pact Over Naval Gun Elevation Change
London announces British demand that raising turret guns on existing battleships would breach the Washington naval limitation treaty. The U S and Japan are advised. Washington has not replied. The Navy seeks congressional approval to modernize battleships including elevating guns to longer ranges, while debate centers on treaty provisions and permissible alterations.
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Asades
sted
Presz
Dscloante
London
shin
Department of State
Navy Department
ffar ag
Te Je
House of Caumons
Arthur Ponnonby
tesat
Navy
j Department
France
Italy
Menown
general board
United Sues
Congress
Dendy
House
todas
Vanderbilt Girls Lost at Sea During 2 Hour Run
Two Vanderbilt girls, daughters of Wilany HH Vander bilts of New York, were reported lost after a frigid two hour voyage in a small air canoe off Bulley’s Beach. Joining them were Elmer Stits, a Vale student, and Tommy Taylor, son of local residents. A high seas gale forced the craft toward shore, but a coast guard rescue brought them within a mile of Hazrad before contact was lost.
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EWPORY
Jay
Universal Service
Adebe
Teavynda
MIMS Maytel
Mira Cenmido Vanderbilt
Wilany HH
Vanderbilts
New York
Newnert
Weadenke fox
Bulley's beach
east Guards
Meyearul Elmer Stits
Vale atudent
qmail
biosear
Tommy Taylor
elggo
Hazrad
France last offer at Inter Allied talks signals Dawes plan backing
In London, French delegates presented a new proposal to Premier Ramsay MacDonald and Kellogg as Allied leaders met at Downing Street. The plan seeks a funding compromise to advance the Dawes Plan, aiming to ease Germany’s reparations burden and restore international credit. British and American observers warn progress may be slow, with no guarantees of acceptance.
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Associated Prean
Herriot
eadtock
MacDonald
Judd
Aimbageador
Kelelegg
House of Commons
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Germany
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France
Crowe Battles to Bar Back Door Insanity Plea
The trial rages as Crowe fights to exclude insanity defense for two young defendants. Judge Caverly and state attorney Crowe clash with Darrow over competency and admissibility of psychiatric testimony. The courtroom scene grows heated as legal arguments stretch toward potential outcomes and appeals.
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Lone Man Enters Offic Manufacturing Company in Indiana
A lone man enters an office manufacturing company in Indiana and, at gunpoint, forces Virg Clemens to hand over money.
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Cpany
Indiana
Virg Clemens
BANDIT ROBS PAYROLL IN RICHMOND FIRM
A lone bandit entered the Oliver H Bartel Combe bookkeeper’s office in Richmond Indiana and seized about 1000 dollars from a payroll he demanded. The robber warned the clerk to lock the door for five minutes then fled, police report. Several other robberies and a separate youth theft case are noted in Fort Wayne and nearby towns, including an auto theft and a hotel clothing heist, with multiple suspects sought.
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St RICHMOND
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Oliver H. Bartel
pollen
FORT WAYN
James McGuire
Fort Wayne
McGuire
ddarton
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Keenin
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Pennsylvaniia
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Paragon Farmer Killed by Lightning in Indiana
A July 30 Indiana report says Hubert Duckworth aged 23, along with Lawrence Bowman and Ervin Thomas, were struck by lightning while working a threshing crew at Eph Goss barn near Paragon. The barn and hay were destroyed. Duckworth survived with a wife and two children, while Bowman and Thomas were seriously injured.
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Indianapolis Star
PARAGON
Ind
Hubert
Duckworth
ton
Lawrence Bowman
Ervin Thomas
Fain-rtorm
Mestroyett
Money order book stolen from postoffice substation
A money order book containing 139 money orders and a cutter and stamp was stolen from a postoffice substation in John N Ward drug area 334d Cutton street between 4 and 7 last night. Serial numbers 16042 to 18900 were missing. a check shown last night indicated a money order was issued. P B Phillips was in charge during the absence of Edward Marino.
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postoffice
John N. ‘Ward
Cutton street
P. B. Phillips
Thirty-third
ken
Mr. Phillins
Edward Marino
Riot at Rahway Reformatory Breaks Out
Rahway New Jersey July 30 inmates rioted at the reformatory. Guards were injured as three prisoners clashed in the yard and cells. Rounds called to restore order as reports of further disturbances emerged.
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