Combination Formed Against McAdoo in Preconvention Strategy
A broad anti McAdoo alliance unites Illinois Indiana Pennsylvania and New York with Ed Moore of Youngstown as commander Ohio joins to push anti McAdoo moves while New York opposes him and newspapers back the anti McAdoo stance. The McAdoo camp argues a constructive progressive program and seeks to abrogate the two thirds rule if delegates support him. New York City papers oppose McAdoo and his forces count on Newark stock to sway delegates.
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Lowell Mellett
New York
McAdoo
Combine
Ilinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ed Moore
Youngstown
A! Smith
Ralston
Cox
la Follette
Cleveland
McAdoo Clan
New York City
Newark
N. J
RASPBERRIES AT CITY MARKET
Prices on city market goods shift with peaches and greens lower while raspberries debut at 35 cents a pint. Indiana cherries and watermelons feature among varied items as Ninety- plus day market notes report prices and a separate Noblesville dispatch lists Epworth League officers and leaders.
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Indiana
California
East End Savings and Loan Incorporation filed
The East End Savings and Loan Association filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of State. Capital stock is $200,000 with C. H. Callahan of East Side Realty Company as president. Office to be established at 5058 E. Michigan St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End Savings and Loan Association
Secretary of State
C. H. Callahan
The
East Side Realty Company
Michigan St
Tarkington Awarded Doctor of Letters by Columbia University
The degree of Doctor of Letters was conferred on Booth Tarkington, Indianapolis novelist, by Columbia University in New York City, according to a dispatch from Indianapolis. Tarkington and his wife are at their summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine.
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Booth Tarkton
Indianapolis
Wthbia University
New York City
Tarkington
Kennebunkport
Dawes Plans Sept Campaign Opener in Lincoln
Republican vice presidential nominee Charles G. Dawes plans to deliver the opening speech of his campaign in Lincoln Nebraska around September first. Dawes previously married in Lincoln where he spent several years.
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Dawes
United Press
Chicago
Ill
Charles G. Dawes
Lincoln
Neb
Commerce Courtesy Committee Plays Role At National Grotto Meet
The article notes the city’s Commerce courtesy committee taking part in a program to put the city’s best foot forward during the Grotto national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Wilson and French presidents clash over Rhine and power
The piece recounts Poincaré’s fury at Wilson’s Rhine influence and shows how Wilsonian ideas shape French succession from Clemenceau to Deschanel and Millerand. It notes the shift from autocratic impulses to constitutional parliamentary rule amid France’s political turbulence.
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MacMahon
Clemenceau
M. Deschanel
M. Clemenceau
France
Wilson
M. Desch2nel
M. Millerand
Deschanel
Poincare
M. Poincare
Monument Paint Co. chief named grand recorder of Knights Templar
Adrian Hamersly president of the Monument Paint Company is named grand recorder of the grand encampment Knights Templar of the United States to succeed the late Frank H. Johnson of Louisville. Offices shift from Louisville to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Hamersly
Monument Paint Company
Knights Templir
United States
Frank H. Johnson
Louisville
Indianapolis
Stolen Autos Reported From Several Homes
Albert White of 517 Warren Ave reports a Hupmobile stolen from Oliver and Warren Sts. Herman Rupkar of 1422 Fletcher Ave reports a Ford truck taken from a garage behind 600 Laurel St. Ralph and Oscar Winter of 2823 N Olmey St report a Ford driven from a back yard by a roomer.
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Albert White
Warren Ave
Hupmobile
Oliver and Warren Sts
Herman Rupkar
Fletcher Ave
Laurel St
Ralph and
Oscar Winter
N. Olmey St
Ford
Fascist Agent Confesses to Matteotti Kidnapping and Murder
Rome reports Fascisti agent Dumini admits kidnapping and murdering Socialist Deputy Matteotti. He names Caesar Rossi, Phillipo Fillippeli, Marinelli, and four others as organizers and payers. The confession says the killing was carried out by Dumini and four others. the body remains unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
Fascisti Party
Dumini
Matteotti
Caesar Rossi
Department of the Interior
Phillipo Fillippeli
Corriere D'Italiano
Marinelli
Cooperation Sought On Julietta Insane Asylum Wings Probe
State Board of Accounts agreed to cooperate in probing possible criminal liability over the faulty construction of Julietta County Insane Asylum wings and the adjacent Poor Farm. Chief Deputy Prosecutor Byron K. Eliott said he discussed the matter with Lawrence F. Orr, the State examiner, and asked for evidence for the grand jury. The new wings and the Poor Farm were built by George A. Weaver & Son at a cost of $268,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julietta County Insane Asylum
Byron K. Eliott
Elliott
Lawrence F. Orr
Julietta
Orr
Eulietta
George A. Weaver & Son
Knights of Columbus Luncheon Club Elect New Officers
John Mellen is named president with Rev. Albert Deery as vice president and William J. Griener as secretary treasurer. Aborn Opera Company members entertained the club at Spink-Arms on Friday.
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Knights of Columbus
John Mellen
Albert Deery
William J. Griener
Aborn Opera Company
Spink-Arms
Forty People Will Take Part in Fun Fest at St. Joseph Hall
St Catherine's Dramatic Club presents a Sunday Fun Revue at St Joseph's Hall 617 E North St with two shows 2 15 p m and 8 15 p m under the St Joseph's Men's Club. The piece features about forty participants and runs as a community entertainment event.
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St. Joseph Hall
St. Catherine's Dramatic Club
St. Joseph’s Hall
E. North St
St. Joseph's
Baptist pastors plan church expansion counseling
The Federated Baptist Churches board will meet at Lynnhurst Baptist Church Sunday to confer with the pastor and others on enlarging the church building. Rev W F Buckner preaches at Temple Baptist Sunday morning and evening, with a 10 to 11:30 assembly service. Rev D R Macgreggor, pastor at large for Indianapolis, preaches both services at West View Baptist Church on Sunday, June 22.
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Seventh Presbyterian Church
Elm St
McCarty
Thomas Hunt
E. J. Kankemeier
Frank R. Childers
Curtis Cummins
Brightwood Congregational Church
Paul W. Eddingfield
Broad Ripple
Jesus
M. B. Hyde
Grace M. E. Church
Charles H. Gunsolus
Spiritualist
Church of Truth
Clarence Wilhel
Calvary Baptist Church
Homer Dale
Hillside Christian Church
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Earl Cobl
Lazarus
Edward Haines Kistler
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Forty-sixth
Capitol
Clyde L. Gibbins
Garden’ Baptist Church
Central Universalist Church
Edwin Cunningham
H. R. Waldo
Second Baptist Church
E. P. Jewett
Morris Street Methodist Church
Epworth League
League
T. J. Parsons
The
Baptist Observer
Crooked Creek Baptist Church
F. A. Hayward
Federated Baptist Churches of Indianapolis
Ie First Baptist Church
Terre Haute
Tive Board of
Federated Baptist Churches
Lynnhurst Baptist Church
W. F. Buckner
Temple Baptist Church
D. R. Macgreggor
Indianapolis
West View Baptist Church
G. A. R. Staff Appointments Named Across Indiana
An announcement from Anderson details the new Department Commander F. M. Van Pelt staff. Officers listed include Charles Scott of Warsaw as department inspector Argos Van Osdel of Madison as judge advocate general Thaddeus Coffin of Newcastle as chief mustering officer David Strouse of Danville as chief recruiting officer W. D. Wilson of Indianapolis as chief of staff and Charles Kimbro of Muncie as patriotic instructor.
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Charles Scott
Warsaw
Argos van Osdel
Madison
Thaddeus Coffin
Newcastle
David Strouse
Danville
W. D. Wilson
Indianapolis
Charles Kimbro
Muncie
Colored bandits rob drug store near Capitol Avenue
Two colored hold up men matching suspects in the St. Clair Street area struck the drug store at 748 North West Street shortly before midnight Friday. Proprietor Libbia Mattill and two others were inside when a gun was shown and $7 taken from a register. A blue serge coat with badges and a mace were reported stolen from Jesse S. Morgan's car at 120 South Missouri Street.
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St. Clair St
Capitol Ave
N. West St
Libbia Mattill
Jesse S. Morgan
N. Dearborn St
S. Minois St
Shortage Revealed in 1923 Junk Licenses Probe
A state board examination of records for County Clerk Albert H. Lesche shows only seven junk dealers licensed to operate in 1923 though twenty-nine firms were listed in the telephone directory. Prosecuting attorney William H. Remy announced an investigation into the discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Accounts
Albert H. Lesche
Wiliam H. Remy
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