Candidacy Themes Roar In Final Indianapolis Primary Rally
Republican hopefuls urge voter support across Indianapolis venues. Walter Pritchard touted for criminal court judge. Amelia Harding praised for trustee leadership. George Winkler outlined crime-fighter record. Claude Hadden sought labor support. Asa J. Smith attacked wet candidates. Archibald Hall urged GOP turnout. Schuyler Mowrer pressed for a united ticket.
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Indianapolis
Walter Pritchard
James A. Collins
Dan Brown
West Eleventh Street
Brown
Pritchard
Howard Meyer
Republican Veterans’ Meeting
North East Street
Amelia Harding
Center Township
Sumner Clancy
Twenty-seventh Street
Paris Avenue
Harding
George L. Winkler
Claude E. Hadden
Labor
Iron Workers’ Union
Asa J. Smith
Congress
WFBM
Archibald M. Hall
Seventh Ward
East
Vermont
Schuyler C. Mowrer
Swiss warn U S on tariff impact to commerce
The Swiss government asked Dr. Marc Peter, the Swiss minister in Washington, to remind the United States that a proposed higher tariff would seriously affect Swiss American commercial relations.
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United Press
Berne
Switzerland
Marc Peter
Washington
United States
Van Nuys Urges Listeners Hear Others’ Jokes
Frederick Van Nuys warned storytellers to avoid monopolizing talks at a Thursday YMCA school of manners event. He urged speakers to pause and listen to others’ yarns, emphasizing balanced conversation.
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van Nuys
Frederick van Nuys
School of Manners
Blackmail trap fails in South Bend after threat on foster daughter
Police set a sting to catch blackmailers who threatened 21 year old Mary Powell, foster daughter of Charles G Powell. A $1,000 ransom was left on the rear steps of the American Legion home but no one collected it. Powell reported the note and police received the threat of death.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Mary Powell
Charles G. Powell
American Legion
Grand Council Opens Session at Seventh Annual Convention
Major part of Job's Daughters chap ters of the state attended the opening of the Sev enth annual convention in Severin today with about 150 delegates registered. Mrs Mae Marcum Jacobs gave the welcome and Dr Lewis Brown offered the invocation as the organization begins activities in Indiana.
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Job’s Daughters
Grand Council
Severin
Mae Marcum Jacobs
Supreme Guardian
First Council
Indiana
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Susie Masters
Marie Leonard
Mabel Hartman
Mabel Dobbins
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Washinton Street
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Pump
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