Democrats Open Campaign At Love Feast In Bedford
A hundred Democratic editors and wives gather in Bedford for the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association two day outing. The event features state committee planners, nominees for state offices and Congress, and a banquet at the Greystone hosted by the limestone company. Walter Myers and Eugene Crowe are slated as speakers with talks by R Earl Peters and others on campaign plans and district meetings.
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Bedford
Ind
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
State Committee
Indiana Limestone Company
R. Earl Peters
Greystone
Limestone Company
Walter Myers
Indianapolis
Eugene B. Crowe
Peters
Claude E. Gregg
Vincennes
Dale Crittenberger
Anderson
Dick Heller
Decatur
Association
Mitchell State
J. H. Mellett
The
Association of Mayors
Plane operation cost per mile cited by expert
United Press reports London experts say modern airplanes can run about 12 cents a mile including depreciation and maintenance. R L Preston’s new book claims to unveil how to become an air pilot. The Hague dispatch notes world population above two billion, up 400 million in two decades.
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United Presse
London
R. L. Preston
United Press
Hague
International Statistics Institute
Americans view private detectives as spying army in divorce cases
New York reports criminologist Howard McLellan says 20 000 to 30 000 private detectives operate in the United States with at least 2 000 women, largely hired to trail spouses. He notes agencies skirt divorce evidence rules by shadowing subjects and timing witness access, undermining ethics and law.
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Times
New York
Howard McLellan
The
North American Review
McLellan
United States
Sacred Tooth of Buddha and the Great Ceylon Ransom Tale
Ripley's Believe It or Not recounts the seizure and destruction of the Sacred Tooth of Buddha in 1530 Ceylon amid a ruinous ransom offer by Buddhist priests. It notes a hypothetical 20 million pound value and a replacement relic, reflecting intense religious sentiment, plus a fragment on French marriage law and a nut riddle.
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Buddha
Gautama Buddha
Kandy
Ceylon
India
Stage Pilot Ends Long Career Between Columbia and Sonora
George M. Trask in California retired after a 50 year career driving the stage between Columbia and Sonora starting in Grant’s era. He then spent forty years as the U S mail carrier on the route before switching to motor vehicles for the final years of service. In Washington children await weekly mail plane drops as Al Davis of Varney Air Lines tosses comic supplements to the Sagebrush country.
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United Press
Columbia
Cal
George M. Trask
Here
Sonora
Grant
United States
Auburn
Wash
Washington Sagebrush
al Davis
Varney Air Lines
Seattle Municipal Field
Konjola Promises Relief Across Ailments In Indianapolis Ad
An advertisement touts Konjola a 32 ingredient medicine for stomach liver kidneys bowels and rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. It highlights Mrs Stella Moore of 908 East Market Street Indianapolis as a testimonial and promotes free samples from the Hook Dependable Drug Store at Illinois and Washington streets.
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Konjola
Stella Moore
East Market Street
Indianapolis
Hook
Illinois
Washington Streets
Moore
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U. S. Y Patent Office
Army OF U.S
Telegraph Company
Nation
Europe
England
Agnes Sky
FL Messenger
Baslep, le
Mary Jane Elya
Weigat
King Features Gr Sendienta. Inc
Great Britain
National Furniture
N. B. Silberberg
Fabre
National Studies
Jewelers
ALL
America
Renee
Kay
Kays
Continental
Rogers
Jewelry Company
Washington St
Peoples Outfitting Co
Nes
Eization
Womexr
S. Illinois ST
Washington and
Maryland
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