Big Parade of Farmers Flop At Kansas City Convention
Kansas City expects 150000 farmers to march on the Republican National Convention for farm relief but doubts the event will occur. Only 30 room reservations. officials fear the “farmers army” may not form. Elmer E. Bullis of Chicago insists a large, orderly turnout is possible but not Coxey like. Governor McMullen of Nebraska travels to the city as preparations for housing 100000 visitors proceed.
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Irwin I. Femrite
United Press
Kansas City
Chicago
Elmer E. Bullis
Bullis
Coxey
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Conrad H. Mann
Burns
Dan M. Kidney
Hoosier
Grand Lodge
Love story defense in fatal shooting at Michigan factory
Marguerite Bumbaugh testifies in Berrien Circuit Court that Walter Cook attacked her after she started work as private secretary at his basket factory. She says Cook urged an affair and promised to divorce his wife, leading to her killing Cook on March 20. Her brothers Judd and Harry Bum baugh are charged as accomplices.
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Timea
ST. Joseph
Mich
Walter H. Cook
Niles
Marguerite Bumbaugh
Warsaw
Ind
Berrien
Judd
Harry Bumbaugh
Cook
Bumbaugh
Eight Foot Groom Seeks Bride In New York License
Alfred N. Ingle known as Captain Karl Gulliver, eight feet two inches tall, obtains a marriage license to wed Miss Ethel M. Martin of Mount Sterling Kentucky, four feet eleven inches. They have known each other since childhood. Ingle's home is Woodville Ohio, across the river from Sterling.
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New York
Alfred N. Ingle
Karl Gulliver
Ethel M. Martin
Mount Sterling
Ingle
Woodville
Ohio
Sterling
Diplomas Awarded at Forty-Fifth Commencement
Graduation exercises at Indianapolis Teachers College awarded 278 diplomas to seniors including two women receiving B S degrees in education. Dr George Mackintosh delivered the commencement address as ceremonies, never altered in forty five years, concluded with an alumni luncheon at Claypool.
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Indianapolis Teachers College
Cadie Tabernacle
George Mackintosh
Wabash College
Indianapolis
Helen Robb Smith
Anna Torrence
Alice Corbin Lies
Emma Colbert
Rubie
Stapp
Twanette Nutter
Charles Hansen
Gwendolyn Sheering
Springfield
Ohio
Wilma Matney
Shreveport
Helen Sommer
Louise Young
Pioneer
Ida Lucille Brown
Connersville
Claypool
Local Social Club Names Officers and Committees
Torrence served as toastmistress. Mrs Jean Da Vie chaired the decorations committee and Mrs Flora Nuckolls led the arrangements committee.
Liver Health Ad Promotes Ox Gall Tablet Remedy
An advertising feature warns that liver trouble often has no pain and can affect the whole system. It promotes Droxel Dioxel tablets containing ox gall as a stimulant, offering a free sample through Haag Drug Co and claiming quick results at about two cents per tablet.
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Haag Drug Co
Konjola touted as relief for neuritis and headaches
A consumer testimonial extols Konjola for neuritis pains headaches kidney and bladder trouble and general health improvement. Mrs Mary Kerns of 825 Chadwick St Indianapolis credits two weeks of use with relief and urges others to try the remedy sold at Hook's drug store Illinois and Washington Streets Indianapolis and at Hook stores citywide.
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Hook’s Drug Store
Illinois
Washington Sts
Indianapolis
Mary Kerns
Chadwick St
Konjola
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