Platform Guiding Republicans in Legislature in Indiana
Indiana Republicans open the general assembly amid platform pledges. State chairman Elza O. Rogers warns members not to be pressured while urging unity with the Governor and state officials. Speaker contest narrows to several candidates as party lines and loyalties are tested.
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Republican State Committee
Elza O. Rogers
Severin
Rogers
United States
al Snyder
House
Leland K. Fishback
Senate
Harry G. Leslie
Bert C. Fuller
Bert Morgen
Leslie
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes
Hoover Spur Tourist Trade Across South America
President-Elect Hoover’s South American tour has boosted U S interest, says Franklin Adams of the Pan American Union. Inquiries about South America have doubled, women’s clubs seek pamphlets and films, and hotel rates abroad are highlighted as more reasonable than in Europe, fueling plans for next overseas vacations.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
South America
Franklin Adams
Pan-American Union
Europe
Mysterious disease strikes public health expert
Dr. Joseph Goldberger of the U S Public Health Service is seriously ill at the Naval Hospital in Washington with a mysterious form of anemia. Twenty colleagues have blood samples matched for transfusion, as Goldberger, who discovered pellagra’s cause and cure, sought foods containing the preventive factor.
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Science Service
Washington
Joseph Goldberger
United States Public Health Service
Naval Hospital
Goldberger
South
Public Health Service
Hoover Victory Shown In World Almanac Preview
The 1929 World Almanac will report Herbert Hoover defeating Alfred E. Smith by a large margin. Hoover totals 21,943,328 to Smith 15,430,718, a plurality of 6,502,610. Ad text on syrup balsamea appears in the issue notice.
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Bu United Press
New York
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Smith
McAleer Named Tenth District Republican Chairman
William J. McAleer Hammond attorney was elected Tenth district Republican chairman in Rensselaer Indiana. He succeeded John Killigrew of Hobart who died earlier this month after a district caucus settled the race amid a split support among county chairmen.
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Rensselaer
Ind
William J. McAleer
Hammond
John Killigrew
Hobart
McAleer
Walter Schrage
Whiting
Schrage
Vare Near Death Speeds South for Health Fight
Senator elect William S. Vare, gravely ill, is speeding south with physician Dr. Ellwood Kirby stating the illness relapse followed weeks of political talks. The move from Atlantic City to St Lucie Fla aims to buy time as health concerns overshadow years of Philadelphia GOP leadership. A London shop sale note appears as a separate historical roundup item.
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United Press
Philadelphia
William S. Vare
Vare
Ellwood Kirby
Ware
Atlantic City
St. Lucie
Fla
Kirby
Deny Reported Parole Grant To Stephenson
Michigan City Indiana December 29 D C Stephenson remains a life term murder convict in the Indiana state prison. Governor Ed Jackson said he knew nothing about a parole and Warden Daly denied the report of a temporary release. Seventy three clemency applications were heard with eighteen granted including various charges such as grand larceny embezzlement and rape. A Bishop George Clement of Louisville will speak at Jones Tabernacle A M E church Michigan and Blackford streets. White's Cafeteria advertises fine foods at odd penny prices.
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Michigan City
Ind
D. C
Fred Hoop
Marion County
John D. Watson
John J. Gregory
Lake County
B. W. Whited
Delaware County
Richard Starr
Blackford County
Edward J. Schantz
Jack A. Reed
Joseph Campbell
Rush County
Charles Roberts
Albert Johnson
Perry Bruce
Switzerland County
Harold Richardson
Pike County
William Alvey
Perry County
John Taylor
Harry Allen
Lagrange County
Joseph Beber
Vermillion County
George Taylor
Albert Correll
Vigo County
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Knapp
State Committee
Harry C. Fenton
Murray S. Barker
Thorntown
James M. Knapp
Hagerstown
J. Glenn Harris
Gary
Denver C. Harlan
Wayne County
Harris
James J. Nejdl
Nejdl
John W. Chamberlain
Wright
Frank Dailey
al Smith
Republican Party
Freeman
Evans
Dorothy Cunningham
Bertha A. Zimmermen
Terre Haute
Lettie M. Ferguson
Wayne
Zeola Hershey Misener
la Porte
J E. Knel
WM. H. Block CO
Vatt oForesa State Savings and Trust Co
E. Market ST
Aetna Trust & Savings Co
No. Penn. St
Joe Fadd Jr
Grover Whalen
Joe
Brooklyn
Journey
Ideal Fure
W. Ws
Eain
IRE CO. ST
Michelin Tires
Public Service Tire CO
New York St
M’aleer
Florida
London
A Good Business School
Fred W. Case
Prin
Central Business College
Pennsylvania
Vermont
First Door North
Indianapolis
Liberty Credit Clothing Co
Pennsylvania Street
W. Wash. St. Stere
Deny
Stephenson
Jackson
Warden Daly
Illinois
Hudson
Phaeton
Limousine
R. V
Meridian St
Chromium-Plated
LAW Motor CO. Institutors
P. B. Smith Auto CO
N. Cap. Blvd
Lincoln
Oakley Motor Sales CO
S. Meridian St
Drexel
G. Winings CO
E. Wash. St. Irvington
North Side
Hudson-Essex CO
Central Ave
Hemlock
Riley
W. Schaub Motor CO
W. Wash, St. Belmont
H. J. Walker Sales CO
E. Maple Road
38Th St
Washington ST
Fletcher Ave. Savings &Loan Assn
the Whitaker Press
Marion County State Bank
East Market Street
Freight
VIA
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland
Ohio
Akron
Canton
Newcastle
Sharon
Toledo
FT. Wayne
South Bend
Gaven Stuart
P. L. Joyce
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