Old Heads in Democratic Rank Feel Shaky
Times Special reports New York Democrats fear internal civil war as the party tears itself over issues beyond the 1924 campaign. Klan and liquor questions threaten McAdoo while Tammany and Wall Street push to eliminate rivals. The rift May widen before November.
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Times
New York
Republican Party
Ku Klux Klan
John Barley Corn
Coolidge
New York City
Tammany
Wall Street
Financial District
McAdoo
Platform critique and McAdoo in Democratic scene
The article outlines Homer S. Cummings drafting a Democratic platform as factions clash over McAdoo and issues. It notes Wall Street pressure shaping the anti Klan stance and cites McAdoo's four platform planks: purge corruption from government, curb invisible government in treasury and Fed, repeal Fordney McCumber tariff, and repeal Esch Cummins railroad provisions.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Auto Accidents and Arrests Reported in City
Police reports show two Sunday accidents with injuries but no arrests. Robert Jones struck Ralph Miller on North Capitol. Miller hospitalized. Riverside bus driver H G Majorn involved in prior week crash. no arrests. Several drivers fled after crashes. intoxication charges filed against Robert Patterson. Officers seek a woman driver after a side-swipe crash. John Owens and Charles Crawford face drunkenness charges after incidents in Jamestown Indiana. John McClain faces failure to stop on a preferential streetcar.
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Rikhoff
Robert Jones
Temple Ave
Ralph Miller
N. Capitol Ave
North Capitol
Miller
E. Minter
Lowe
Riverside
H. G. Majorn
Illinois St
New Jersey Sts
B. F. Bateman
New Jersey
John Goodin
William Goodin
W. Market St
John Craig
Meridian St
Ano Ner
Michigan
Delaware St
John Owens
Jamestown
Ind
Charles Crawford
Owens
Speedway Ave
John McClain
Baltimore Ave
Edward Scheier
College Ave
Twenty-Second
Meridian Sts
Doan's Pills Promoted For Kidney Relief
A vintage advertisement urges Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to aid kidney function. It cites recurring backache headaches dizziness and urinary irregularities as signs of toxins in the blood and claims the remedy has helped thousands. Neighbors endorse its daily use and inexpensive relief.
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Doan
Indianapolis
Platform Aims for National Reform Across Economy and Society
The platform calls for railroad reform to cut transport costs and guarantee rail service, lower farm freight rates, and expand foreign markets. It seeks to end foreign entanglements, reduce armaments, protect waterpower, abolish child labor, ensure women’s equal rights, practice prudent government economy, cut taxes, and strictly enforce laws.
Funeral Tuesday for River Victim Burgess
Funeral services for William Burgess 38 of 1150 Mount St who drowned in the White River near the Emrichsville bridge will be held Tuesday morning at Shirley Brothers Chapel. Burial in Crawfordsville later. Burgess a C I W railroad brakeman is survived by his widow and two daughters Leena and Betty. Howard Banda and James Hunter pulled Burgess to shore before he died. a pulmotor failed to save him.
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William Burgess
Mount St
White River
Emrichsville Bridge
Shirley Brothers’ Chapel
Tnl Nois St
Crawfordsvile
Ind
Burgess
Howard Banda
Herschel Ave
James Hunter
King Ave
Leena
Betty
Achbar Grotto Band Leads Shamotic Parade in Indianapolis
Achbar Grotto of Columbus leads a diverse cast of Grotto bands and patrols from across the nation in a public concert and morning parade before The Times office. Delegations from Eblis to Kamram paraded in bright uniforms while novelty acts and businesslike booths added to the festive atmosphere.
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Achbar Grotto Band
Columbus
Ohio
Times Office
Achbar Grotto
John T. Gill
Sousa
Harry B. Apple
Indiana
Eblis Grotto
Anderson
Samoor Grotto
Richmond
Baku Grotto
Mansfield
Kamram
Birmingham
Ala
Claypool
Rochester
N. Y
Oxus Grotto
Dubuque
Iowa
O-Ton-Ta-La Grotto
Toledo
Times
al Sirat Grotto Band
Cleveland
Investigation of Crimes Results in Two Arrests
Police held two suspects today after a spate of hold ups burglaries and a large cracking inquiry. Sylvester Farmer and an 11 year old boy were taken into custody. a $12 robbery at Best Grand Laundry spurred the probe. A safe crack at Continental Finance cost $400 and a $100 diamond. trio at large. Police continue searches for three men who robbed a garage operator and were seen near a tailor shop burglary.
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Sylvester Farmer
Toledo St
Robert Robinson
E. Twelfth St
Billsworth St
James Self
Sixteenth St
Continental Finance and Securities Company
Meridiian Life Bldg
N. Pennsylvania
Fred E. Barrett
Carl Sungher
Maywood
Ind
Wiliam South
S. Delaware St
Burglary and Robbery Report Across Mooresville Area
Thieves struck Farmers Supply Co in Mooresville Indiana stealing auto tires and eight sacks of flour worth 175 dollars. Burglars took a watch 40 dollars and 88 dollars from Rev M L Haines home at 1408 North Pennsylvania Street. S S Green at 726 North Delaware Street reported cash and jewelry valued at 175 dollars stolen. Two men held up Fred Freers at Stop 4 Louisville division interurban. Descriptions match two men who robbed William South at 951 South Delaware Street Saturday night after a shot was fired and missed. Richard Porter at 122 North Senate Avenue reported pocketbook containing 130 dollars snatched at Riverside Park. Century Biscuit Company at Blackford and West New York Streets reported a 100 pound sack of sugar stolen.
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Farmers’ Supply Company
Mooresville
Ind
Rev. M. L. Haines
Pennsylvania St
S. S. Green
Delaware St
Fred Freers
E. Morris St
Louisville
Interstate Public Service Company
William South
S. Delaware St
Richard Porter
N. Senate Ave
Riverside Park
Century Biscuit Company
Blackford and W. New York Sts
Police find large beer cache in Moore home led to charge
Police reported finding ninety eight quarts and sixty two pints of beer hidden between walls in two rooms at the home of Charles Moore. Moore, a colored man, of 527 West Sixteenth Street, was charged with operating a blind tiger.
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Charles Moore
Sixteenth St
Moore
Hull Recovers Sufficiently To Resume Duties
Cordell Hull, chairman of the Democratic national committee, collapsed last night and was noted as sufficiently recovered today to resume his duties.
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United Press
New York
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
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Democratic Committee On
Bryan
Newton D. Baker
Carl S. Vrooman
Robert Patterson
Cornell Ave
E. W. McGee
Ingram St
Patterson
W. St. Clair St
Rudolph Soloman
Lexington Dave
Capitol Ave
William, Hutchinson
Mt. Comfort
Kenneth Ray
N. Ilinois St
Hazel St
Massachusetts Ave
General Eubanks
Oliver Ave
Dean’s
Withers’ Drug Store
Carl Umbenhauer
N. Pine St
Dean
Mueller’s
Umbenhauer
Doan S
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg
Buffalo
Crawfordsville
Yezid Grotto
Portsmouth
Statehouse
Suhrab Grotto
Providence
R. I
Shedad Grotto
Brockton
Mass
Shedad Shoe City Songsters
Mr. Porter
Union Station
Samis
Virginia
Nazir Grotto
Canton
Ohiolans
Alhambra
The
Lincoln
Covington
Grotto
Islam Grotto
Pittsburgh
Oola Khan
Cincinnati
Avalon Grotto
South Bend
Syria Grotto
Hartford
Hamilton
Ontario
Aryen Grott
Chicago
Glee Club
Rockford, Tl
Jersey City
Terre Haute
Amra Grotto
Knoxville
Tenn
Monument Place
Kingan & Co
Illinois
Washington Sts
John Eck
E. Washington Sr
Shubert
Murat Players
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Shalimar Grotto
New Orleans
Johnny Bayers Dorffer
Jazzola Novelty Orchestra
Wolverine Orchestra of
Lock Time
Rainbow Casino
Jackson
Riverside Drive
Indianapolis Water Company
Board of Public Works
City
15Th Street
Supreme Court
Water Company
Berkell
Broadway Jones
ME Nichols
Kranz & White
Sally
Scoval
Stuart
DeWitt, Burns & Torrence
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Chastity
Raymond Fagan
Jim the Bear
Grazer and Lawler
Rasso
Currier and McWilliams
Spat
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Powder River
U.S
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Lester Huff
Evolution OF Dixie
Gabe Waters’ Orchestra
Baby Peggy
Mack Sennett
the Louse
Virgil Moore
Sahara Grotto
Elinor Glyn
Lincoln Square
Washington St
Adolphe Menjou
Leatrice Joy Percy Marmont
Alfred Evans
University Orchestra Musical Collegians
Melody Land
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