Back Home Again: Indiana Republicans Split Over Hoover Nomination
A Kansas City delegation led by Senator James Eli Watson denounces Indiana Republicans as a machine with no real Republican stance. They refuse to endorse Herbert Hoover, accuse leaders like Elza Rogers of hypnotherapy, and allege coordination with Watson and Robinson. The piece asserts Indiana party labels are meaningless this year.
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Kansas City
Indiana
James Eli Watson
Herbert Hoover
Elza Rogers
Watson
Hoover
Associated Press
Jack Maroney
Stephenson
Robinson
Harry Leslie
Ed Bush
Ed Jackson
Leavenworth
Clyde Wald
Watson Machine
Republican Party
Frank Dailey
Bob la Follette
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Haiti
NEW York Telegram
Scripps-Howard
NEW York Herald-Tribune
NEW York Times
Democratic Party
NEW York Evening World
Wall Street
Washington Post
Ohio State Journal
Pennsylvania
New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Albany Knickerbocker Press
Hartford Courant
NEW Haven Times-Union
New Haven Times-Union—Mr. Hoover
Chicago Daily News
SAN Francisco Chronicle
Portland
Obe
al Smith
St.louis Star
United States
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch
David Dietz
Missouri
Oklahoma
Hoover nomination frames lively party clash and praise
The Kansas City convention reels from minority reports and bold platform lines. Hoover gains broad press support praised by NEW YORK TIMES and others, while editorials warn on unresolved issues like prohibition and farm relief.
Learn the names of the Big Dipper stars
The article explains the four stars Megrez Phecda Merak and Dudhe in the dipper and their Arabic names their meanings and color tints. It notes the inconsistency in star naming across eras and places and urges readers to study the Big Dipper to feel a deeper connection to the night sky.
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Megrez
Phecda
Merak
Dudhe
Meegrez
Ay Cus
Ilderin
Ben Hur
Hoover Nomination Solidifies Republican Ticket At Convention
Tracy notes the nineteenth Republican national convention produced a balanced ticket and a harmless platform. The piece credits bankers, farm relief advocates, and practical politicians for Hoover’s nomination, highlighting Uncle Andrew Mellon’s decisive influence in securing delegates and Curtis’s vice presidential path.
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Wall Street
Middle West
Hoover
Republican Convention Shapes 1932 Campaign Outlook
The convention paves the way for Hoover and Curtis with a smooth process, while Democrats face a tough ride to offer a superior platform. Voters are poised to judge on national management and economic plans rather than graft scandals. Independence remains the swing factor for victory.
Five Rules to Observe in Diet says Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes five rules for a proper diet. A diet should include protein carbohydrates fat water salts vitamins and be in balanced proportions with correct caloric value. Digestibility pleasant preparation and suitability to age occupation and climate are urged.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
I. Stewart
Bridge Play Made Easy Read by Ready Reference Publishing
W W Wentworth outlines opening bid strategies in bridge emphasizing partner encouragement. Rules cover suit choices none four cards needed quick tricks thresholds in third and fourth seats, no trump danger, and formatory opening bids to block opponents from game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassower
Ready Referend Publishing
Webster Delivers Dedication Address at Bunker Hill
On June 16 1843 Daniel Webster spoke at the Bunker Hill monument dedication in Boston with President Tyler present. The entry notes Civil War era events including Confederate abandonment of Harpers Ferry in 1861 and Rutherford B. Hayes’s nomination in 1876, followed by a 1891 treaty with Spain for Cuba and Puerto Rico.
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Daniel Webster
Bunker Hill Monument
Boston
Tyley
Harper’s Ferry
W. Va
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Questions and Answers from The Indianapolis Times Readers
A compiled Q and A feature covers topics from dry cell use among continuous vs intermittent testing to legends about myrtle and the origin of red roses. It also explains the Dutch dish buhlng, values of a 1886 silver dollar, presidential oath dates, Bible verses about the swift and the strong, Alaska mineral output comparisons for 1925 and 1926, and the role of cellulose in the diet.
Hoover Curtis Ticket Faces Tough Campaign Climb
A united Republican party begins the campaign for the Kansas City convention era. Hoover and Curtis are seen as a strong ticket while farm relief and McNary Haugenism loom as unresolved issues. Farmers demand real parity and a concrete program beyond mere leadership.
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Ansas
Republican Party
Hoover
Curtis
McNary
New York State
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Kansa City
Dover
Dawes-Lowden-Watson
Coolidge
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Etiquette package offer from Washington bureau
The Indianapolis Times advertises a seven bulletin package on Etiquette including Dress, Children, Dinners, Origin, Social Etiquette, Travel, and Weddings. Readers can mail a coupon with 25 cents postage stamps or coin to receive the set and join the etiquette program.
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Frederick M. Kerby
Indianapolis Times
Washington
New York Ave
Washington, D.C
ITOR
Myrtilus
Mercury
Pelops
Pelop
Rascal
Times Washington Bureau
Washington, D
United States
Daily Thought On Fashion and Art’s Potency
Quote notes fashion’s transience and urges judgment between the temporary and the lasting. It reflects on art as a potency that challenges discerning what endures. The reflection cites scripture and a devotional tone.
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Ashion
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Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland Street
Boyd Gurley
Y. W. Howard
Tage G. Morrison
Aapomp
Scripp
Tracy
Mellon
Andrew Mellon
Ware
Illinois
Lowden
Borah
Eee
Daily Health Service
W. W. Wentworth
U. S
Venus
Adonis
Fillmore
Ecclesiastes
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Alaska
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