Faltons Hear Convention News By Radio
Senator I M Ralston listened to progress of the Democratic national convention in New York on the radio. He commented on neither first ballot results nor convention outcomes and hosted visitors at his Lebanon farm while reporters and neighbors sought lines and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faltons
York
United States
I M. Ralston
New York
Ralston
Richard Buchanan
Julian D. Hogate
Danville
Ralstons
Indiana
Sof
Chicago
Ton
Hoosier E
Lebanon
Fay
Ers
Old Bob
Senator
Prayerful Fourth of July Gospel Meeting at Salem Park
Preachers sponsor an old fashioned holiness gospel meeting at Salem Park on July 7. A prayer service is planned for 3:30 a.m. Rev. B. W. Attbee of Chi o will preach in the morning and afternoon. Pastors urge the public to join in a prayerful Fourth of July observance.
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Salem Park
Ianapolis
B. W
Attbee
Chio
Finger Print Duty for Navy Veteran Bonus Help
Pharmacist Mate Allen M. nd of the United States Navy offers free fingerprinting for ex-servicemen completing bonus applications. Service hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily at 402 Federal Building with expert personnel guiding veterans through the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen M. Nd
United States Navy
Féietana
Menagerie on the Move and a Local Collision
A soldier en route from Los Angeles to New York travels with a quirky menagerie including a pig that shimmies a rat and a cat walking on a monkey. Frank McClouskey is wounded and carries the troupe as he heads to Indianapolis. In another incident R Shaffer and Albert Clark were charged after a mobile collision at Twenty third Street and Northwestern Avenue. Delegates to the Toronto Rotary Club luncheon were reported at Claypool.
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Los Angeles
New York
Inea
Frank McClouskey
Kye
New
Toronto
Canada
Rotary Club
Ferguson Plan Lets Miriam Run While Jim Stumps State
In Worth Texas July 1 Farmer Jim Ferguson cannot run for governor so his wife Miriam A Ferguson campaigns in his stead. Ferguson resigned in 1917 amid impeachment probes and later sought vindication at the polls. The couple, once wealthy, face a legal hurdle to his ballot status as Miriam hits the trail with Jim urging voters to back his wife.
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Ea Service
Miriam A. Ferguson
Furgusons
Ferguson
Cern
Furguson
Temple
Jim
Ma Furguson
Misbranding Charged in Mattress Case In Detroit
Worley and Powers face affidavits in Criminal Court alleging violation of mattress laws amid Better Business Bureau involvement. The case cites misbranding of material and names other affidavits including a colored constable charged with embezzlement and larceny for offering bond funds.
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Alexander
Charles Edward Henry
Jesse Louden
Yellowstone Parks Deemed National Necessities by Senator
Senator Tasker L. Oddie of Nevada urged that Yellowstone and other national parks are national necessities and investments in better Americanism. He called for Congress to fund park infrastructure and allow broader public access, saying all Americans should be able to benefit and become better citizens.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Yellowstone
National
Congress
National Park
Chicago
New York
America
Oddie
Medicine analyzed leads to vagrancy charges for Andersons
City chemist examined medicine sold by Edward Anderson and his wife Edna of 712 Madison Ave. They were charged with vagrancy, and Anderson faced a charge for lacking a peddler license. Arrest occurred at 2917 Ida St after Mrs. Laura Anderson at 2921 Ida St bought the medicine. Anderson claimed to be sole manufacturer and agent, and he used an Ohio-licensed automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Anderson
Edna
Madison Ave
Anderson
Andersons
Ida St
Laura Anderson
Ohio
Ruling Due Wednesday Over Indictment on Conspiracy Charge
A motion to quash an indictment charging Edwin A. Hunt Will H. Latta and Richard V. Sipe with conspiracy in a county funds shortage will be ruled on Wednesday in Criminal Court Judge James A. Collins calendar shows. Hunt and Latta were tried a year ago but the jury disagreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Hunt
Will H. Latta
Richard V. Sipe
James A. Collins
Hunt
Latta
Bracken blocks new Statehouse hires over political removals
State Auditor Robert Bracken refused to approve Henry Roberts’s new payroll appointments for the Statehouse, citing factional and political removals of longtime janitors. The governor and secretary of state had approved the changes, which include Harry Bryant and Bruce Oaks, while several janitors were let go. Bracken urged no reemployment of Bailey, citing political motive, and the matter was brought to Governor Branch for possible reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bracken
State Buildings and Grounds Committee
Henry Roberts
Statehouse
Emmett F. Branch
Ed Jackson
Bracken
Harry Bryant
Sherman T. Davis
Robert Bailey
Bruce Oaks
Bailey
Roberts
James Kurtz
Clark Coleman
J. P. Stanton
William Ash
Governor Branch
Branch
Two Bathing Suits Reported Stolen, Man Arrested
H. E. Gilliand, 30, of 1820 Ashland Ave., was arrested today on a petit larceny charge after two bathing suits were allegedly stolen from John McIntosh, 22 Eastern Ave. The incident occurred in the city residence area and led to the arrest.
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H. E. Gilliand
Ashland Ave
John McIntosh
Eastern Ave
Convention Beauty Nominees for Democratic Convention
A 1924 style feature lists beauty candidates for each state delegation with slogans and platforms such as tariffs for cosmetics and chocolate industry control. Photo caption names Elsie Davenport California Peggy Watts Oregon Ruby Blaine New York Gertrude Ellingwood Massachusetts Laurette Rehme Oklahoma and others Cletus Ryan Michigan Viola Brown Montana Roberta Lee Virginia Eleanor Ryan Ohio Ethel Dale Pennsylvania.
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Marcel
Elsie Davenport
California
Peggy Watts
Oregon
Ruby Blaine
Sents
New York
Gertrude Ellingwood
Massachusetts
Laurette Rehme
Oklahoma
Cletus Ryan
Michigan
Viola Brown
Montana
Roberta Lee
Virginia
Eleanor Ryan
Ohio
Ethel Dale
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Underwood
Arizona
J. W. Davis
McAdoo
Arkansas
Robinson
Colorado
Smith
Connecticut
Delaware
Saulsbury
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Ralston
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Ritchie
Carol Miller
Cox
Davis
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Walsh
MccAdoo
Baker
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
McAadoo
Vermont
Glass
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Philippines
Porto Rico
Canal Zone
Governor Davis
Golfers at Maxinkuckee Club Fire Back Over Fish in Greens
Golfers at Maxinkuckee Country Club in Indiana threaten to resign over sunfish carp pike and bass in cups and on greens. The greens committee chair blames high lake water and architects while members demand signs warning fish to stay off the links.
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Greens
Maxinkuckee Country Club
Lake Maxinkuckee
Ind
Indianapolis
Sixty nine aliens depart Indiana ports in June
Sixty nine certificates were granted to resident aliens in Indiana during June allowing them to clear U S ports to visit foreign lands. Thirteen applicants were from Indianapolis. The total leaving Indiana is up twelve from June last year and up seven from May 1924. Destinations include Belgium eighteen and Great Britain fourteen, with several other countries represented.
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Indiana
United States
M. Bert Thurman
Internal Revenue Collector
Indianapolis
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
Switzerland
France
Spain
Syria
Roumania
Scotland
Poland
Macedonia
Sweden
Finland
Bolivia
Czecho- Sllvakia
Jugo-Slovakia
China
Hungary
Lithuania
Bulgaria
Holland
Germany
Mail Plane Begins Regular Pacific Coast Service
Airmail service started from Hazelhurst field Long Island at 1106 a m carrying 550 pounds of mail. The plane was piloted by Lesley L. Smith.
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United Preas
New York
Pacific Coast
Hazelhurst Field
Long Island
Lesley L. Smith
Indiana oil and gas activity reported in 24 counties
Gas and oil activities across 24 Indiana counties are summarized by T. H. Kingsbury, gas and oil supervisor, in a report to Richard Lieber. Delphi and Carroll County businessmen form a $10,000 corporation to drill locally, several producing wells near Delphi, new wells in Jay County southeast of Montpelier, and a deep test planned northwest of Montpelier. A 300-pound pressure gas well was found in Sullivan County.
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Indiana
T. H. Kingsbury
Richard Lieber
Delphi
Carrell County
Jay County
Geneva
Montpelier
Blackford
Sullivan County
Rainbow Division Veterans Meet Schedules Firing Practice
Officers announced a special meeting for all members to discuss firing and band practice at 6 p m Wednesday in Superior Court room 3. The call to attend comes as the Rainbow Division Veterans Association coordinates convention plans.
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Superior Court Room
Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Treasure Hunt Resumes for Hidden Gold in Jay County
In Redkey Indiana July 1 the longtime search for a buried treasure on the Allen Brooks farm in Greene Township resumes. Henry Head a former Redkey and Dunkirk resident begins new excavation on the Burk farm following prior diggings by John DeMoss and Floyd Brooks. The legend centers on a party attacked by Indians and robbers who buried a large gold stash along the old Godfrey Trail now faintly visible.
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Redkey
Ind
Jay County
Godfrey
Allen Brooks
Greene Township
John DeMoss
Floyd Brooks
Henry Head
Dunkirk
Burk
Institute of Politics Session Focuses on International Relations
The fourth session of the Institute of Politics will meet in Williamstown Massachusetts in August to study foreign affairs under Dr Harry Augustus Garfield Williams College and wartime Fuel Administrator. Notable international figures Edouard Benes Louis Aubert Moritz Bonn Richard Tawney Sir James Salter and M Jean Monnet will lecture or speak at the round table on the League of Nations.
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Times Washington Bureau
New York Ave
Washington
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Mass
Harry Augustus Garfield
Williams College
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Louis Aubert
Paris
Moritz J. Bonn
Berlin
Richard Henry Tawney
London
James Arthur Salter
Geneva
M. Jean Monnet
James
League of Nations
States Vote Totals by Candidate Across Regions
A transcription of state by state tallies showing votes for McAdoo J W Davis Underwood Smith and others across all listed states including Alaska District of Columbia and territories with multiple figures per entry. The results include percentages and repeated names across many jurisdictions.
Justice Dept Probes Dairy Dealers Group in Indiana
A Justice Department agent in Indianapolis opened data gathering on Attorney General U.S. Lesh’s action against the Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy Products Association. Lesh won a suit to annul the association’s charter for price fixing in restraint of trade.
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Associations of
Department of Justice
Indianapolis
U. 8
Lesh
Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy Products Association
Home Maker Aid Exhibit At Central Library
An exhibit of books on home making and related topics is shown in the delivery room at Central Library. The collection includes dressmaking millinery costume design cookery canning entertaining and child care. A new study course by the American Library Association is distributed in eight pamphlets at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Library
American Library Association
Colored child injured by car in city incident
Ethel Washington ten of 1501 N Emerson Ave was struck on the left leg by a car driven by Edward White thirty of 316 N Denny St witnesses say she hopped from an ice wagon and ran in front of the auto White was charged with assault and battery motor policemen Heller and Seifert took her to the city hospital
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Ethel Washington
Emerson Ave
Edward White
N. Denny St
White
Heller and Seifert
Two Budgets Filed by City Departments
City control ler Joseph L. Hogan said two departments filed their budgets for next year. The mayor's office asked 12,905, the same as three years ago. The legal department seeks 540 more for salaries, totaling 20,020. Budgets due by July 5.
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Joseph L. Hogan
Hogue
Pearl button industry aided by fish hatcheries
Washington reports that fish help sustain the pearl button industry by supplying mussels. Government hatcheries and rescues have boosted mussel supply along the Mississippi, with 1923 efforts treating millions of game fish to sustain imports and avert a production shutdown.
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Times
Washington
United States
Sam
Mississippi River
Tne
Lake Peppen
Mississippi
Butler Recounts School Days At Paterson High School
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University and Paterson High School alum, laid the cornerstone for Paterson High School in Park Avenue. He recalled his boyhood days and corporal punishment, noting how discipline then left visible marks, and questioned if modern students would endure such a regimen.
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Paterson
N. J
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Paterson High School
Paterson High Sch
Park Ave
Finner
Lumbia
Prin
Lost collie found at Broadway residence helps owner reunion
A handsome collie appears to have adopted the Palmer home on Broadway for a week. O H Palmer seeks the dog's owner through The Times, suggesting the pet belonged to a family and may have been missed by an Indian child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Palmer
Broadway
Palmer
Times
Lincoln club votes on by laws at July luncheon
Gyros Club held the first series of programless lune for July at Lincoln today with by law changes voted upon at the Jub luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyros
Lincoln Today
Teachers examine board meeting at Severin on school year
State teachers examining board met at the Severin this afternoon to discuss problems incident to the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Severin
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