Underwood Nominated by Alabama Democrats at Madison Square
Fordney Johnston of Birmingham lauds Senator Underwood as spotless in character and a strong defender of constitutional government. He praises Underwood’s long service, anti-Klan stand, and the tariff record while denouncing secret oaths and political intimidation by secret orders.
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United Press
Madison Square Garden
New York
Cleveland
Wilson
Fordney Johnston
Birmingham
Ala
Underwood
Washington
Johnston
Road Bids Opened for State Road 16 in Spencer County
Hinsey road work in Spencer County attracted bids Tuesday with Port land Inc tendering the low bid of 95 827 48 for 6 4 miles of paving using concrete. The White Construction Company submitted 171 816 86 for bituminous concrete and bids were taken under advisement.
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Hinsey Rd
Dull
Portland, Inc
State Rd. No. 16
Spencer County
White Construction Company
New Advertising Club Officers to Be Installed at Luncheon
New officers will be installed at Thursday noon at the Advertising Club luncheon held at the Chamber of Commerce. Blaine McGrath will succeed Frank S. Chance as president. George Santee of Earl & Wilson will speak on Profit. A two inch bass set in a stream may reach ten inches in about two years under favorable conditions.
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Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
Blaine McGrath
Frank S. Chance
George Santee
Earl & Wilson
McAdoo
Smith
Davis
West Virginia
Congress
London
al Smith
New York
Morgan & Co
Standard Oil
Lawyers Debate Indiana Liquor Ruling On Day Law
Indiana lawyers and state officials clash over a recent Indiana Supreme Court decision. The ruling says keeping intoxicating liquor with intent to sell is not an offense, prompting questions about the presumption of sale in possession cases and potential further court action. William H. Remy and Attorney General A. S. Lesh discussed the implications today.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
A. 5. Lesh
Supreme Court
Lesh
Indianapolis
William H. Remy
Klan Debate Tangles Democratic Convention Drafting
A Democratic drafting committee faces clashes over a Klan denunciation and other planks. Ed Moore of Ohio criticizes dodge by party leaders while Aichele from Colorado calls the Klan un-American. The panel also weighs foreign policy league pledges, farm relief, taxation, and rail rate reform with names of key members listed.
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Hawes
Julius Aichele
Denver
Colorado
Ed Moore
Ohio
League of Nations
Drafting Committee
United Press
League
World Court of Justice
Congress
Democratic Party
Legion Auxiliary reports support for adjusted compensation bill progress
Mrs. Franklin Lee Bishop writes to all officers thanking them for aid in the adjusted compensation bill victory. Indiana and other departments exceed 1923 membership and aim to go over the top by June 30. The American Legion Children’s Billet at Otter Lake Michigan opens June 15 for 28 children with staff. A district conference near Evansville outlines plans for the Aug 25 29 department convention with river trips shows and banquets. Members visit the United States Marine Hospital in Evansville. Knightstown home library books and dormitory records are funded by local units.
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Franklin Lee Bishop
Auxiliary
John’ R. Quinn
The
American Legion
John ‘Thomas Taylor
National Legislative Committee of the Legion
Department
Evansville
United States Marine Hospital
John Paul
Knightstown
Indiana Auxiliary
Wanted entrant with radio voice
New York June 25. The piece discusses the value of a radio friendly voice for 1924 politics. It compares Coolidge and Harrison as radio speakers and notes both parties chase radio influence among about ten million listeners. It highlights Jo Davis as a fading dark horse and mentions Jim Little supporting McAdoo.
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New York
Coolidge
Pat Harrison
Wade
United States
Still Going Strong With Grotto Parade Revels
A Tuesday night crowd at Monument Place enjoyed a Ram Ram Grotte band led community sing along with props from the Prophets and Grotto members. The event featured skits food music and playful antics as groups paraded and entertained. The Times and Fire Station No 13 were serenaded by Kallipolis Grotto Washington DC founded in 1899. The late President Harding was a member and Sam Shene was the present monarch.
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Ram Ram Grotte Band
Birmingham
Ala
Guarantee
Kallipolis Grotto
Washington, D. C
Times
President Harding
Ed S. Smith
Grotto
Sam Shene
State board lacked authority to demolish eight schools
SOUTH BEND Ind June 25 The State board of health had no authority to demolish eight school houses in Green Township Saint Joseph County according to a decision handed down by Judge Lenn J Care in Superior Court here.
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South Bend
Ind
State Board of Health
Green Township
St. Joseph County
Lenn J. Care
Raid nets twelve on gaming charges at city sweep
Twelve colored men are held to day on gaming charges after police swooped down on them in a commons at Fall Creek Blvd. and Northwestern Ave. late Tuesday. A small amount of money was seized, police said.
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Fall Creek Blvd
Northwestern Ave
Missing 10 year old Marvin Obernathy Reported to Police
A 10 year old boy Marvin Obernathy of 608 East North Street was reported missing to police today from his home. The article also notes household spider egg counts and temperature terms for water.
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Marvin Obernathy
E. North St
Grotto crowds nab pockets amid downtown theft spree
Police seek three suspects a man and two women accused of using crowds as a shield to snatch wallets and items downtown. Victims include Julia Collins Oscar Traub George Williams and others with losses ranging from five to eighty dollars plus items like a fur cape and railroad tickets. A councilman Ira Bramblett reported a fur cape stolen from his vehicle and other burglaries noted across the area.
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Julia Collins
State St
Oscar Traub
S. Alabama St
George Williams
Chicago
Floyd Caster
Canton
Ohio
W. T. White
Wallace St
Harold Stiles
Tulsa
Okla
Ira Bramblett
Oakland Ave
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Carrie Smith
Vermont St
O. H. Cook
E. Eleventh St
Indianapolis
Indiana Ave
F. D. Hope
N. Belle Vieu
J. Hope
Alfred White
Central Ave
Willian Moore
Shelby St
Julliard Awards About One Hundred Fellowships
The Julliard Musical Foundation of New York will award about 100 Fellowships to American music students for study in singing piano bow instruments and composition. Examinations by a board will select recipients who receive tuition free instruction. Each Fellowship is worth 1000 dollars. Examinations occur in New York City in early October 1924 for ages 16 to 30 with high school credits.
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United Press
New York
Juiliard Musical Foundation of
New York City
Julliard Foundation Plans Uniform Local Music Fellowships
The Julliard Musical Foundation seeks exceptional trained students for one year fellowships in four branches of music study. Selected students receive instruction from assigned teachers, with potential renewal. Travel costs are provided for distant students from affiliated schools, while locality plans are centralized under foundation control. No abroad study funds are offered.
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New York
Rom
Julliard Musical Foundation
Successor to Be Chosen for Indiana History Chief
The Indiana Historical Commission will meet to name a successor to Harlow Lindley who resigned to study at Earlham College. Candidate C. B. Coleman of Allegheny College is among those considered for the post.
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Sion
Harlow Lindley
Earlham College
B. Coleman
Allegheny College
Butler College
Farmer Shot Self In Accident Near Lafayette
Clarence Jackson a young farmer from Ockley is in serious condition after a shotgun he was lifting from an auto discharged by accident. The incident occurred near Lafayette. He was hospitalized for treatment of wounds.
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United Press Lafayette
Ind
Clarence Jackson
Ockley
Walsh Urges Clean Government Platform at Democratic Rally
Senator Thomas J. Walsh who led the oil scandal probe became permanent chair at the Democratic convention and urged a platform focused on honest government tariff repeal agriculture relief and related reforms. He warned against shifting campaign issues to the League of Nations and urged returning to Wilsonian ideals and world leadership.
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United Press
Madison Square Garden
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Harding-Coolidge
Walsh
United States
League of Nations
Coolidge
League
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Hanna
Aldrich
Senate
Colored youths held on vagrancy charges in city investigation
Five colored youths were detained by police today as investigators probe pay phone robberies across the western portion of the city.
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Yusef Kahn
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Mellon
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New Mexico
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William J. Bryan
William H. O'Brien
William A. Ayres
Kansas
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Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Key Pittman
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Keith Hatfield
Centerville
Arthur Robinson
M. Young
Sheridan
Ida Walker
la Fontaine
J. N. Mack
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H. H. Wheeler
Paul Coke Unit
Legion Post
Frank J. Taylor
Jo W. Davis
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Richmond
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Anne Nichols
Abie
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Abraham Elkins
Aaland Island
Norman Davis
Poland-Lithuania
Henry Morgan Thaw
Charles G. Dawes
Professor Shotwell
General Bliss
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Broadway Jones
Kranz & White
Sally
Scoval
Stuart
DeWitt, Burns & Torrence
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Chastity
Lyric Symphonic Orchestra
Jim
Grazer and Lawler
Rasso
Currier and McWilliams
Spat Family
Lyric Ballroom
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Powder River
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Lester Huff
Evolution OF Dixie
Gabe Waters’ Orchestra
Sahara Grotto
Elinor Glyn
Lincoln Square
Illinois
Washington St
Apollo Baby
Peggy
Mack Sennett
the Lion and the Louse
Virgil Moore
Thurs
FBI
SAT
Dick Hatton and
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Eddie Lyons
Adolphe Menjou
Leatrice Joy Percy Marmont
Alfred Evans
University Orchestra Musical Collegians
Melody Land
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