32 Solons to Face Election Again in 1928
The piece outlines that 32 U S Senators will be up for re election in 1928 with primaries in multiple states. It catalogs which states use direct primaries or conventions and lists incumbents and parties for each announced race. It notes Democrats hold twenty two seats and Republicans nine with four Progressives and one Farmer Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solons
New York
Congress
South Dakota
Coolidge
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Ohio
California
Maryland
Indiana
New Jersey
Oregon
West Virginia
Florida
United States
Farmer-Labor
Reed
Howell
Bruce
Robinson
Edwards
Neely
Trammell
Maine
Hale
Minnesota
Shipstead
Frazier
Texas
Mayfield
Montana
Wheeler
Tennessee
McKellar
Missouri
Virginia
Swanson
Fess
Mississippi
Stephens
Wyoming
Kendrick
Johnson
Nevada
Pittman
la Follette
Ferris
Arizona
Ashurst
Washington
Dill
Ormont
Greene
Walsh
Imocrat
Rhode Island
Gerry
Delaware
Bayard
New Mexico
Jones
Utah
King
Connecticut
McLean
Moody Bible Institute Leads Radio School of the Bible
United Press reports that Chicago's Moody Bible Institute operates the Radio School of the Bible on Station WMBI. The institution trains pastors missionaries and other religious workers through a country-wide broadcasting program that educates listeners in religious studies.
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United Press
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Astors
Radio School of the Bible
WMBI
Offer Tax Essay Prize By Times Special
Ever ett Sanders secretary to President Coolidge has given his commencement address fee of June 6 to Indiana University to be used as prizes for the best thesis on Indiana State Taxation. A prize of 100 dollars a year for three years will go to the senior or junior authoring the best essay. Sanders asked President William Lowe Bryan to announce the prizes.
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Bloomington
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Indiana University
Indiana
Sanders
William Lowe Bryan
Women cast in Oxford dramatic society production for first time
Oxford England June 22. The university dramatic society announces its first female role as Miranda in The Tempest. Previously all leading parts were played by male undergraduates. The shift marks a historic change in a male dominated tradition at Oxford University.
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United Press
Oxford
England
Man
Oxford University
University Dramatic Society
Miranda
Son of Steamship Manager Works as Dockhand in New York
Antoine de Malglaive Jr son of a French Line manager works 8 to 5 on the New York docks wearing denim to study the laborer life. He intends Harvard after a Sorbonne degree and hopes the experience will inform his future business plans. He notes dock workers’ camaraderie and fair treatment as he hauls freight and earns tips.
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Sorbonne
Harvard
Antone de Maglaire, Jr
New York
Hortense Saunders
NEA
Antoine de Malglaive, Jr
Debuntantes
Paris
Antoine de Malglaire, Jr
French Line Steamship Company
de Marglaive
de Malglaive, Jr
de Malglaive
British Marines Send Successor of Jiggs
From London word arrives that Royal English Marines ship Private Paget to America to succeed the late Sergeant Major Jiggs as U S Marine Corps mascot. Paget will travel aboard the Leviathan, with a marine escort meeting at the pier and guiding it to Washington then Quantico Virginia.
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United Press
New York
London
Royal English Marines
America
Paget
Jiggs
United States
Marine Corps
Washington
Quantico
Banker Bound Over on Embezzlement Charge
Frank E. Kenner assistant cashier at First National Bank Columbia City was bound over to the Federal grand jury on a 10000 bond after a hearing. Archie Smith former cashier was also arrested and ordered removed to Indianapolis. Bank closed March 7.
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Frank E. Kenner
First National Bank
Columbia City
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Fae W. Patrick
Kenner
Archie Smith
Chicago
Indianapolis
Smith
Shippers Optimistic After Ohio Valley Meeting
Shippers and railroad officials from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana returned home with an optimistic message after the Ohio Valley Shippers Advisory Board session Tuesday. The Mississippi flood will not cause a business depression and the outlook is for record activity this fall, the board executive committee reported.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio Valley Shippers Advisory Board
Mississippi
Fate of Negro Miners Struck Down by White Strike Breakers
Pittsburgh in June 22 report outlines a United Mine Workers survey showing the Pittsburgh Coal Company imported about 55,000 Negro workers as strike-breakers over two years. The piece notes the harsh fate of these migrants and questions where the others are now, detailing hardship, displacement, and community impact.
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Scripps-Howard
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray
International
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Murray
Betting Craze Grips Mansfield City
An unexplained betting craze spreads through Mansfield England as hundreds of bookmakers take bets from nearly the entire 45 000 population. Horseracing leads, football bets surge as the season closes and an eight year old boy is named as one of the biggest winners.
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United Preas
Mansfield
England
Rail Co Wins Ruling on Bond Purchase Tax
The United States Board of Tax Appeals held the Indianapolis Street Railway Co did not have taxable income from buying bonds tied to its 1919 consolidation with Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. The board noted earlier that retiring bonds below par does not create taxable gain.
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Internal Revenue Commissioner
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Work heads Western trip to review Boulder Dam effort
Interior Secretary Hubert Work will lead a Western inspection tour starting around July 15 to review reclamation and other federal projects. A meeting with the five special advisers on Boulder Dam is planned in Denver the first week of August, then travels to Wyoming and Montana, with a possible stop in the Black Hills to meet President Coolidge.
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Timex
Washington
Secretary of Interior
Hubert Work
Interior Department
Boulder Dam
Denver
Wyoming
Montana
Coolidge
Black Hills
Naturalists Set Sail for Baffin Island Expedition
Members of the Austin Natural History Expedition depart New Rochelle aboard the Ariel for an East Coast route to Baffin Land. The hunt includes birds small mammals insects and motion pictures of bird life. Oliver L Austin Jr leads the Harvard team with stops at Providencetown Carling N F Battle Harbor and Nain before passing through Belle Isle Straits.
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United Brean New
Mass
Carling, N. F
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Nain
Straits of Belle Isle
Baffin Land
Woman’s League Receives 10000 Gift for Helen Adams Fund
New York dispatch reports the Women’s League for Animals Inc receiving a $10,000 anonymous gift intended to seed a fund that will sustain free watering stations for horses, to be named the Helen Adams Fund.
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New York
Women's League For Animals, Inc
Helen Adams
Oratory of 11 Year Old Clears His Father
In York on June 22 a traffic court crowd hears 11 year old William McCafferoy defend his father Joseph McCafferoy charged with driving on the wrong side of the street. William explains his father is a chauffeur and a day’s work would be lost, declaring it the first time he erred and vowing it won’t happen again. The magistrate commends the boy for clearing his father.
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U Unite Ree Biew
York
William McCafferey
Kelly
Joseph McCafferoy
William
Glatzmeyer
Fat Men Feast With 8 400 Pounds Of Guests In Milan
In Milan on June 22 a banquet of 30 men weighing over 210 pounds attended the Fat Men's Feast. Cesare Ramorini presided at 362 pounds with Signor De Rosa at 302 pounds. Guests showed weight tickets and consumed over 300 pounds of food and more than 20 gallons of wine. The event featured 81 plates of spaghetti 17 chickens four ox tongues 54 pounds of asparagus and 20 pounds of strawberries. The president spoke praising stoutness as a happy state while the orchestra played Falstaff.
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United
Prose
Milan
Cesare Ramorini
Signor de Rosa
More Women Tourists Cross Atlantic Routs
Harold P. Borer of Cunard Line reports a rising share of women and girls among transatlantic travelers at New York. He notes 60 to 65 percent of Cunard passengers are female, with some sailings even higher, calling it a remarkable yearly feature.
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Times Special
New York
Harold P. Borer
Cunard Line
Atlantic
Funeral services for Mrs W E Claycombe
Funeral services for Mrs. W. E. Claycombe, 61, mother of Lloyd D. Claycombe of Indianapolis, state representative, will be held Thursday in Marengo, Indiana. She died Tuesday at her Jasper, Indiana home and is survived by her husband and son.
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W. E. Claycombe
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Indianapolis
Marengo
Ind
Jasper
Foreign loan business may set world record this month
Washington reports the Commerce Department expects foreign loans issued in June to rival or top April’s record total of 209 million dollars after a May dip to about 43 million. Officials dismissed the May decline as a blip and foresee June surpassing prior highs.
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Timea
Washington
Uncle Sam
Commerce Department
United States
Byrd Delays Europe Flight As Storms Hold Up Departure
At Roosevelt Field New York Commander Richard E. Byrd delays departure for Europe due to storms. Yale will award Byrd a Master of Arts during the afternoon commencement. Bernt Balchen named as fourth crew member for the expedition. Byrd sworn in as an air mail pilot.
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United Arena
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Europe
Richard E. Byrd P
Yale
Byrd
Paris
Bernt Balchen
Princess Elizabeth Sparks Charleston Style Rumors
London reports Princess Elizabeth, one year old granddaughter of Queen Mary, improving long distance walking and reportedly practicing a Charleston like the Prince of Wales. The exercises are monitored by Queen Mary, with reins used to prevent a fall and reins bought by Queen Mary at a charity bazaar.
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London
Princess Elizabeth
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Queen Marie
California Liberals plan next steps after Anita Whitney pardon
In San Francisco on June 22, liberals rally behind Governor Young's pardon. They seek a statewide push for Sacco and Vanzetti clemency, amnesty for seven I W W members in California prisons, and repeal of the state criminal syndicalism law. The Civil Liberties Union praises the act but warns free speech remains in danger until the C 5 law is repealed.
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San Francisco
California
Anita Whitney
Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
C. C. Young
San Quentin
Folsom
Miss Whitney
The
Civil Liberties Union
Whitney
Young
Noreason
Texans to See Gotham on Good Will Visit
New York reports a Texan good will delegation led by Governor Dan Moody with 120 representatives. They arrive by special train Tuesday June 28 for a two day stay, traveling from Dallas to Kansas City St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Boston then on to Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Cincinnati and Memphis before a July 4 return.
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Ualled
New York
Dan Moody
Lone Star State
Dallas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
Memphis
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