Welfare Society Plans Summer Outdoor Camps
The Welfare Society outlines summer outdoor camps to aid the most children, with a survey of needs by the summer camp committee led by Paul L. Benjamin. The juvenile protective committee will study the Detention Home, chaired by Leo M. Rappaport with Ray W. Woodbury as secretary, while adoption laws are urged to be tightened nationwide. Miss Helen Pearson will study adoptions and report findings later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Benjamin
the Lincoln Today
Juvenile Protective Committee
Benjamin
Leo M. Rappaport
Ray W. Woodbury
State Board of Charities
Helen Pearson
National Traders Livestock Exchange Convention Opens
Fifty delegates from St. Louis Kansas City Chicago Sioux City Wichita Louisville St Joseph and Indianapolis meet in Lincoln for the National Traders Livestock Exchange convention presided by J. W. Thompson of Indianapolis. officers are named and talks by government officials and past presidents are scheduled with a banquet tonight and a city tour to close Saturday.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Sioux City
Wichita
Louisville
St. Joseph
Indianapolis
National Traders’ Livestock Exchange
Lincoln
J. W. Thompson
B. W. Gillespie, Jr
Walter H. Williams
U.S
J. H. Bulla
Omaha
Neb
Walter A. Moore
Mayor Shank
William Hershell
Wicks
Stockyards Company
Exchange Hotel
S. E. Rauh
EB. W. Gillespie
B. W. Gillespie
County Records Show Divorces Increase in 1923
Marion County divorce filings rose in 1923 with 1 397 pleas granted, up from 999 in 1922, across five Superior and Circuit Courts. Marriage licenses issued reached 4 604, up from 4 521. Deputies Paul Malcolm and Ray Buennagel compiled the data after hours for the federal report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Albert H. Lesche
Paul Malcolm
Ray Buennagel
Buennagel
City Controller Hogue To Attend Providence Convention
Joseph L. Hogue city controller will leave Saturday for Providence R I for the annual convention of city controllers next week. Hogue is a vice president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Hogue
Providence
R. L
Hogue
LUCEY TELLS OF COOLIDGE TRAITS AND SHY MODESTY
James Lucey recalls Calvin Coolidge as the same shy, steady man from Amherst days. He describes Coolidge’s fair dealing as a banker, his habit of helping others, and his habit of fulfilling small favors before they are expected, noting his consistent character.
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Lucey
Coolidge
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Amherst
Robert Wier
Coolidg
Wier
Clark School For the Deaf and Dumb
Grace A. Goodhue
Grace
Coolidgee
Whet
Los Angeles
Down State
Watson Killed Sanders Boom at Convention
Indiana politics split at the Republican convention as Senator Watson and National Committeeman Kealing blocked Everett Sanders. New York and Pennsylvania eyed a solid 169 votes for Sanders, while Hoosiers faced internal tensions amid a looming hard campaign and a poor showing for Senator Jim Watson.
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C. A. Randall
Times
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Harry New
Hoosier
Watson
New
Beveridge
Republican Party
Jim
Public Officials and Klan Members Remain in Contested Case
Opponents of the Ku Klux Klan press to uncover names of federal and state officials who are Klan members as a South Bend lawsuit proceeds. Judge Albert B. Anderson suppresses twenty six of thirty four interrogatories in the suit against the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. The remaining questions focus on Klan offices, deposits, and whether the plaintiff’s name appears on Klan records. The action started with residents seeking removal of their names from the Klan roster, later narrowed after pleadings and hearings. The plaintiffs sought answers from Milton Elrod, Walter Bossert, and D. C. Stephenson, known as the Old Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Benjamin Dubois
South Bend
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Albert B. Anderson
Milton Elrod
The
Fiery Cross
Walter Bossert
Klan
Grand Dragon
Indiana
D. C. Stephenson
the Old Man
Weaver Refiles Suit Over Poor Farm Building
George A. Weaver and Son refiled a suit in Circuit Court seeking to compel County Auditor Harry Dunn to pay 12 421 30 as the balance due on the new men s building at the county poor farm. The commissioner's two weeks earlier accepted the 130 000 structure despite county council opposition and protests from the Marion County Board of Charities and Correction that it resembled a cow barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dunn
George A. Weaver & Son
Marion County Board of Charities and Correction
Young Cyclist Ivan Pogue Wins Neighborhood Race
Fifteen year old Ivan Pogue of 414 Harvard Place rode twenty miles in one hour thirteen minutes and thirty six seconds at the Thirty Ninth Street and Cornelius Avenue neighborhood race earning a pair of tires as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Pogue
Harvard Pl
Cornelius Ave
Garfield Hustlers Form Civic Club At Garfield Park
The Garfield Hustlers, a new civic group in Garfield Park, will organize at 8 p.m. Monday at Southern Avenue Baptist Church. Fostered by Mason Memorial Bible class members, the club aims to advance education religion and community development. Seventy five members planned with Frank Miles temporary chairman Harold Tardy secretary and Samuel Cooper treasurer. Chester L Zechiel attorney will speak. music arranged.
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Garfield Hustlers
Garfield Park
Southern Avenue
Frank Miles
Harold Tardy
Samuel Cooper
Chester L. Zechiel
Building Body Meets Committee Considers New C. of G Sites
The Chamber of Commerce committee on the new building met at lunch today to discuss site options and timing for construction. The group sought feasible locations and likely impact on downtown development as part of the ongoing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
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Welfare Society
T. S. Roseberry
Anderson
Cloud Loughry
Monticello
Frank Watson
Tipton
Charles R. Haller
Huntington
Harf
Plamily
Washington
Delaware
Shoemaker
James Lucey
Hkgiend
John
Sanders
Eral
Court Today
Churchimen
NEW Civic Club
Garfield
DR. Caldwell
Everett E. Hunt
Belzoni
Okla
F. B. Kuklenski
Prosser
Wash
Washington St
Hlinois
Caliwelis
Reliable Furniture CO
S. Illinois St
Davenport
Illinois St
Rogers
Baby Walker
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