Republicans Likely To Force Dry Question In Smith Hooper Clash
Houston June 30 United Press report outlines a dry vs modification fight as Governor Alfred E. Smith pushes for changing liquor policy ahead of the Democratic convention. Hoover faces pressure to take a stand, with the Anti-Saloon League and Wheeler legacy central to the upcoming political test.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Hoover
Nate Wayne B. Wheeler
Hope for Third Party Fades With Norris Dissent
United Press reports Senator Norris of Nebraska declares a third party ticket in the upcoming presidential election would be practically impossible. Though seen as the likely third party leader, Norris denounces both major conventions and says he may vote without a party.
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United Press
Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Miller to Attend Educators Parley in Minneapolis
Charles F. Miller Indianapolis school superintendent flies to Minneapolis for the National Educational Association convention. He serves as Indiana state director and will join other Indianapolis educators including Fred Gladden Roy Wisehart Cecelia Galvin and O H Griest before the meeting. Clarence C Underwood Crawfordsville superintendent will also attend as Indianapolis director of elementary education beginning August 1.
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Charles F. Miller
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
National Educational Association
Miller
Indiana
Fred Gladden
Roy P. Wisehart
Cecelia Galvin
O. H. Griest
Teachers Retirement Fund
C. O. Williams
Delay Camp Dedication Near Bridgeport Postponed a Week
Road work delays completion of a gravel approach to the Marion County Tuberculosis Association camp near Bridgeport. Dedication set for Sunday moves to July 2 when 25 underprivileged girls arrive for a month’s stay under nutrition staff supervision. In August 25 boys will later attend.
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Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Bridgeport
The
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Wohlfarth Farmer Dies by Own Hand Near Montpelier
Montpelier Ind June 30 Frederick H Wohlfarth 68 a farmer near here killed himself with a shot his despondency over illness cited as the cause The death was reported by local authorities and appears to be a solitary act without foul play suspected.
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Times
Montpelier
Ind
Frederick H. Wohlfarth
Here
Marriage Annulment Ends Gary Form Union of Teens
Ruth Rosenfeld 16 and Harold Rosenfeld 18 had wed in Crown Point Indiana Gretna Green by a justice of the peace. The Gary Superior Court under Judge Charles Greenwald annulled the marriage saying the couple described it as a form union. The defense claimed misleadings and trickery used to bring the husband into Indiana.
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Times Special Ary
Ind
Gary Superior Court
Charles Greenwald
Ruth Rosenfeld
Harold Rosenfeld
Hyde Park High School
Chicago
Crown Point
Indiana
Gretna Green
Soldiers at Ft Benjamin Harrison Hold Interfaith Parade
After inspection soldiers at the C M T C Ft Benjamin Harrison were free for the afternoon and night. Sunday features a church parade at 8 30 am with Protestant Catholic and Jewish services. Chaplain Miller leads Protestant services and A Gussenegger will say mass. Adolph Riccard conducts Jewish service and Mer Gavish gives the address at 7 pm community service. Will Stegg directs song service and Dorothy Stegg sings with Earl H Jones at the piano.
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Samuel J. Miller
A. Gussenegger
St. Francis de Sales Church
Post
Adolph Riccard
Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation
Mer
Francis H. Gavish
Indianapolis
Will Stegg
Dorothy Stegg
Earl H. Jones
Metropolitan School of Music
Fireworks Rules Limit Purchases for Dad and Son
Police Chief Claude M Worley announces the safe and sane Fourth ordinance. Adults may buy fireworks today while 12-year-olds must wait until Monday. Neither may shoot until Wednesday, then for one day only. Shooting on the Fourth requires no permit except large displays.
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Safety Board
Claude M. Worley
Farm Term for Speeder in Henry County
NEWCASTLE Ind June 30 Thomas Muncie received a heavy penalty for speeding. Circuit Judge Hinshaw fined him 25 dollars and sentenced him to the State penal farm for thirty days after witnesses testified he drove his automobile at about sixty miles per hour.
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Times
Newcastle
Ind
Thomas Muncie
Henry County
Hinshaw
Work to quit cabinet post to lead Hoover campaign
Dr. Hubert Work will resign as Secretary of the Interior and leave Washington for Brule Wisconsin to hand his notice to President Coolidge. He plans to devote time to the Hoover Curtis campaign and return around July 9 to chair the Republican national committee. He names James G Good and Walter A Newton to key campaign roles.
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United Press
Washington
Hubert Work
Leggve
Wisconsin
Interior
President Coolidge
White House
Brule
Wis
Coolidge
Work
Republican National Committee
James G. Good
Chicago
Walter A. Newton
Minnesota
Good
Hoover
Ninth Safety Essay Contest Is Announced
President Macauley of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce announces Indiana school children will vie for a gold medal and 15 in prizes, silver medal and 10, eleven bronze medals and 5. National winner earns a gold watch and trip to Washington with the teacher winner getting the same trip and 500. The program began in 1920 under Col. Charles Clifton. Over 2,000,000 pupils have written essays and about 250,000 teachers have taught accident prevention. Dates for 1928 will be announced before fall reopening.
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Macauley
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Charles Clifton
Central Missouri Synod backs Valparaiso U. support
The Central district Missouri Synod of the Lutheran church voted to support Valparaiso University at its closing session in Indianapolis. It appointed Rev. William Nordsieck to the district board of education and approved funds for translating Martin Luther’s writings and for related financial aid programs.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Central District
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
William Nordsieck
Indianapolis
District Board of Education
Martin Luther
City awards eleven sewer and street contracts totaling 40000
The board of works approved eleven improvement contracts totaling about 40000 for alleys streets and sewers. Abel Brothers Schwert Brothers W D Vogel J H King Co and Indiana Asphalt carry the work on various streets and paving projects across the city.
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Wilkins
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Charles L. Riddle
A. H. Moore
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Boulevard Pl
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Thirtieth
Thirty-Second St
Grant firm receiver named for Enquirer Printing
Russell G. Sumner president of Central Public Warehouse Company is receiver for the Enquirer Printing and Publishing Company in Indianapolis. Appointed by Probate Judge Mahlon E. Bush on petition by Clarence C. Crippin to preserve assets for equal creditor distribution. Famine in Konia district prompts relief efforts as peasants abandon land.
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Central Public Warehouse Company
Enquirer Printing and Publishing Company
Ohio St
Mahlon E. Bush
Enquirer
Clarence C. Crippin
Crippin
Bond Bidding Eyes City Bond Issues Totaling 561000
City seeks buyers for three bond issues totaling 561000 as local bond house bids. Assistant City Attorney prepares 465000 bond ordinance to repay utility bills. council to consider Monday night. Interest raised to attract bank bids. mayoral signature questioned but bonds deemed valid.
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Smiley N. Chambers
L. Ert Slack
Supreme Court
Chambers
Shelby Staving
Meridian St
Sixteenth St
Fall Creek
Mexico to Name Obregon President After Election
Mexico City June 30 General Alvaro Obregon will be elected president of Mexico tomorrow to take office December 1 this year. He will be the sole candidate and is expected to win by a wide margin surpassing 1 308 947 votes.
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Gesford F. Fine
United Press
Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Ony
Obregon
O Nm
Plutarco Calles
Angel Flores
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Obregon-Calles
Calles
Veteran Beekeeper Retires After Sixty Years
MILTON Indiana June 30 W Baker a beekeeper here for sixty years has retired due to ill health He earned first honors in Indiana for money in beekeeping during his long career
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Milton
Ind
W. Baker
Baker
Indiana
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