Taggart Takes Care Ralston in Dark Horse Stables
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria dark horse candidates gather in hotel stables for the Democratic nominating process. McAdoo and Smith run their own shows while Ralston remains concealed in Indianapolis. The party remains fractured with multiple regional factions seeking unity against the Republicans.
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Indianapolis
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Middle West
Lewis at Safety Congress cites toll miners pay
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, told a safety meeting in Princeton Indiana that the U S has the worst coal miner death and injury rate. He urged greater government action and higher mine safety funding citing 993 lives lost in the first four months of 1924 and 234 deaths in April.
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United States
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United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
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United States Bureau of Mines
Congress
Bureau of Mines
Orphan Boys Favored. Meridian Heights Women Lead
More than 40 was raised by Meridian Heights women led by Mrs G G Greer to send Indianapolis Orphans Home Boy Scout Troop 27 to summer camp with Rotary Club aid for fundraising.
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G. G. Greer
Boy Scout
Indianapolis
Rotary Club
Masonic Picnic at Northern Beach Draws Members
Masonic bodies met at Prather Masonic Temple Forty-Second Street and College Avenue for an afternoon picnic. Leaving the temple at 1:30 pm, a band and troupe of entertainers led attendees to Northern Beach. Prizes were offered for athletic events and stunts.
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Prather
Masonic Temple
Forty-Second St
College Ave
Northern Beach
Cornelius Realty Company Formed to Expand Printing Business
The Cornelius Realty Company was incorporated Friday to enlarge the building of the Cornelius Printing Company publishers of the American Legion Weekly located on Washington and Tacoma Streets. Capital is $150,000.
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Cornelius Printing Company
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American Legion Weekly
Indiana University Medical Students Apply for State Exam
Sixty three IU medical students have applied for the State medical examination to be held July 8 to 10. A total of eighty students will take the examination, with four to be the sophomore entrants.
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Indiana University
Today's Best Radio Features at 1924 Democratic convention
United Press reports radio listings for 1924 with Vessella's Concert Band, Vincent Lopez orchestra, Green Choral Club, Art Weidner's orchestra, and Senator Pat Harrison talk. Twenty stations broadcast proceedings from Madison Square Garden in New York era seal.
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Philadelphia
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WEAF
New York
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WFAA
Dallas
The
Green Choral Club
KPO
San Francisco
Art Weidner
WOR
Newark
Pat Harrison
Madison Square Garden
Hoosier Briefs From Washington And Nearby
A collection of short items notes Lori Chwey a laundryman eight hours plus fourteen hours others list John Spencer balancing bakery and law office Homer McCafferty runs long shifts at Manhattan Case Judge Robert H Murray grants Hannah Relfe a divorce L Link is noted as a longtime bank official in Rushville Local lightning incident in Elkheart causes property damage no injuries Indiana gas supplies tied to conventions W Miers reports a rich gas find Harpsville nonapproval for a high school gym O P Nash fails bid for 14000 Shakespeare gifts reach Franklin College Anna Christner goes barefoot Raymond Drake dies in coal slack pile Decatur police chief warns youths after shooting windows
Man of Education Despairs as Hunger Drives to Crime
John Ainsley, educated and unable to work, returns to a shabby lodging. A chance encounter with a brash fortune seeker offers a path to money through bootlegging and crime. Ainsley grapples with charity, pride, and a decision that could end his life or his social standing.
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Weinberg
Washington Square
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