G O P Progressives Plank Set for Rejection at Convention
The progressive plank from Senator La Follette and followers will be rejected by the resolutions committee. It denounces the Coolidge administration and urges government control over private monopoly, calls for public ownership trials, and demands revision of waterways, taxation, and foreign policy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R Mallon
United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Republican Platform Committee
Resolutions Committee
la Follette
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Congress
Executive Departments
Advice to June graduates. Individual Opportunity in Farming
C E Bradfute urges June graduates to pursue agriculture as a lifelong profession, noting its fundamental, growing profitability and the path from laborer to farmer. He emphasizes education, capital planning, and practical experience, predicting modest income initially but potential for substantial long term growth and eventual ownership. He closes by hinting next on Manufacturing.
Purdue Seniors Given Diplomas at Fifty Fifth Commencement
Purdue University conferred degrees on 525 graduates at the Lafayette exercises led by President E C Elliott. One hundred- plus science graduates, 74 agriculture, 91 mechanical engineering, and 746 electrical, civil, chemical engineering, pharmacy and other fields were listed. Ninety nine seniors were commissioned as second lieutenants in the Army reserve corps, the largest such class from any American college except West Point. Alumni were officially represented for the first time. Evans Woollen delivered the address on Three Remedies for the World of Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Elliott
United States Military Academy
West Point
Purdue
W. K. Eldridge
Indianapolis
Agricultural Hall
Memorial Gymnasium
Elizabeth Jeanette Crooks
Harriet Josephine Finehout
Aeoree Allen
Dailey
Margaret Melchetridge
Turold Fred Miller
Paul Ivan Newman
Helen Julia Schulier
Harry August Baldauf
William Edward Benson
Joseph Emery Mendell
Henry Charles Weehorst
Orlando Vanderbilt Winks
Hoosier Delegation Sheds Seats for Convention Vote
Indiana’s revised Hoosier delegation reduces from full roster to seven core members plus seven alternates. Senator James E. Watson named to the resolutions committee amid secrecy, with Be veridge and other allies assigned key roles as the party organizes for the Republican national convention in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
James E. Watson
Emmet Branch
Albert J. Beveridge
Clyde A. Wald
Ewing Emison
Vincennes
Coolidge
Oscar Foellinger
Ft. Wayne
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
Anne Studebaker Carlisle
South Bend
Ed Jackson
Hoosier State
Joseph B. Kealing
Indianapolis
Ralph S. Todd
Bluffton
Grace Copeland
Vevay
TIZ Foot Relief Ad Claims Quick Comfort
Good-bye sore feet burning feet swollen feet sweaty feet and smelling feet. Tiz is magical and acts fast drawing out poisonous exudations that puff the feet. A few cents buys a box of Tiz at drug or department stores with a year long comfort guarantee or money back.
Emerald Oil Promise for Varicose Veins Ad
An advertisement urges readers with varicose or swollen veins to visit Hook Drug Co Hang Drug Co Henry J Huder for an original two ounce bottle of Emerald Oil full strength. Apply as directed for noticeable improvement in days and continue until veins normalize. Guarantee to reduce swollen veins or money back and to reduce swollen glands and wens.
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Hook Drug Co
Hang Drug Co
Henry J. Huder
Detroit Woman Recovers with Lydia E Pinkham Treatment
A Detroit resident praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine after recovery from feminine ailments. The testimonial notes using the company’s booklet and products, urging others with pains and nervousness to consider the remedies. The letter highlights repeated relief and gratitude.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink‘ham
Mrs. Hamerink
25Th St
Detroit
Mich
Wife Declares Spouse Drugged During Robbery
Mrs. Wells reported her husband Lewis Wells was drugged and robbed at home on 35 N Warman Ave. Losses totaled 500 dollars for cash, watch, shell-rim glasses, and other items. Separate burglaries at Gurton Shiels Co and F J Hornff Co caused additional thefts. A separate New Albany drowning occurred as George Williams's 2 year old son drowned in a pit the father was digging.
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Lewis Wells
N. Warman Ave
Lewis
Times
New Albany
Ind
George D. Williams
Honesty in the G O P Platform Urged by James Lucey
Shoemaker friend of President Coolidge argues for an honest platform and criticizes Senator Lodge while urging Coolidge backed positions on the world court, the Japanese question, and the bonus. He appeals to honesty as the key to Republican success at the convention and in votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lucey
Coolidge Leveland
Coolidge
Republican Party
Lodge
President Coolidge
Washington
New Service, Inc
Bottles Smash Glass in City Incident
William Jones 956 Holbrook St. faces charges of shooting within city limits carrying concealed weapons and malicious destruction of property after a milk bottle thrown into a front room smashed a window on complaint by Mrs. Bertha Franklin 1506 Laurel St. Jones denies firing any shots.
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William Jones
Holbrook St
Bertha Franklin
Laurel St
Jones
Little Bob Emerges at G O P Convention In Shadow of La Follette
Leveland veteran and aide to Battling Bob La Follette is the mystery figure Little Bob. He deflects questions on bolting and signals loyalty while Michigan Burton and Indiana’s Jim Watson keep the busy convention floor lively with speeches and handshakes.
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Leveland
Ohio
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Little Boty
la Forlette Lattie
Bob
Little Bob
Old Bob
Cleveland
Wisconsin
la Follettes
M. L. Burton
Burton
Michigan
Jim Watson
Indiana
Jim
Watson
Speedy Justice Meted Slayer Blair Sentenced
Joseph Blair, a farmer from Shoals Indiana, was secretly tried by a local jury for the murder of his 4 year old daughter. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life imprisonment amid fears of a mob. The case arose after Blair beat the girl with a club following a chicken house door incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Shoals
Ind
Joseph Blair
Blair
Stolen Autos Listed Under Names and Addresses
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles reported stolen belonging to Claude W Comer at 1503 Hoyt Ave Hudson from Senate Ave and Pearl St Edward L Etter at 1810 S Talbot St Chevrolet from Ohio and Delaware Sts Francis M Perry at 18 N Lyons Ave Chevrolet from Pennsylvania and New York Sts Earl E Crane at 22628S Pennsylvania St Overland from Tenth and Scioto Sts Albert Brill at Chicago Illinois Nash from Market St and Capitol Ave
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Claude W. Comer
Hoyt Ave
Hudson
Senate Ave
Pearl St
Edward L. Etter
S. Talbot St
Chevrolet
Ohio
Delaware
Francis M. Perry
Lyons Ave
Pennsylvania
New York
Earl E. Crane
Pennsylvania St
Overland
Tenth
Scioto
Albert Brill
Chicago
Tll
Nash
Market St
Capitol Ave
Automobile Found Belongs to Homer H. Cochran
Police report a located car linked to Homer H. Cochran of 3254 Buckle Street Hudson, found in the city northwest section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer H. Cochran
Buckle St
Hudson
City
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