Party Slates Form As Votes Pile Up In Marion County
With under forty precincts reporting in Marion County, both Republican and Democratic county slates form. Several nominations are in doubt as leads hover by a few votes. Republican sure bets include Leathers, Hay, McMaster, Milner for judges and Bush for probate. Democrats solid for several posts include Kern, Williams, Pickens, Weir, Ryan for superior judges and Cham bers for probate. A long list of candidates trails with insufficient leads to assure nomination.
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Marion County
James M. Leathers
Linn D. Hay
William S. McMaster
Joseph L. Milner
Mahlon E. Bush
Walter Pritchard
Judson L. Stark
James W. Elder
Edgar A. Perkins
Glenn B. Ralston
Charles Sumner
Charles A. Grossart
Herbert J. Weaver
Bruce Short
Ira P. Haymaker
Walter Myers
Albert F. Walsman
Henry C. Cox
John F. White
E. Curtis White
Gerritt M. Bates
Russell J. Dean
Jacob Weiss
William B. Connor
Fred S. Galloway
Clyde Karrer
Fred W. Wehling
Thomas H. Ellis
Don V. Vorhies
Frank S. Fishback
Gandhi rises as Indian freedom icon in Britain peril report
Washington dispatch describes Mahatma Gandhi as a leading, imprisoned Hindu reformer shaping India’s struggle against British rule. The piece notes his law training, South Africa exile, Boer War relief work, Red Cross leadership, hospital service during the plague, and nonviolent stance amid rising tensions.
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Scripps-Howard
Washington
Christ
Britain
India
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Mahatma
Holy One
England
Bombay
South Africa
Natal
Red Cross
British Rule Pressures Indirect Rebellion Through Tax Burden
The speaker argues Indians should not fight for independence but abstain from cooperation with rulers. He cites salt tax forcing poor men to work three days yearly, and heavy land, drink, and drug revenues. He notes England's premier earning about $2,000 monthly versus India's viceroy at $8,000.
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England
India
Microphone Size of Quarter Demonstrated in Theater
A quarter sized microphone worn by Sergius P. Grace of Bell Labs transmitted his voice to amplifiers during a lecture at B F Keith's theater. Demonstrations showed chest vibration pickup and air acoustics with a cooled double ended vacuum tube for short wave radio across the Atlantic.
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Sergius P. Grace
Bell Telephone Laboratories
New York
B. F. Keith
Indianapolis-Lafayette
American Institute of Electrical Enziners
Indiana Telephone Association
Atlantic Ocean
Barnhart Named as Telephone Head in Indiana
Harry A. Barnhart of Rochester was re elected president of the Indiana Telephone Association at the convention which closed with a banquet at the Claypool. Officers re elected included R V Achatz Sam Tomlinson and W H Beck. Directors chosen were J I Cheney T E Hanway Max F Hosea Walter Uhl and J C Carroll. William Herschell spoke at the banquet.
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Harry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Indiana Telephone Association
Claypool
R. V. Achatz
Sam Tomlinson
W. H. Beck
J. I. Cheney
Winchester
T. E. Hanway
Monticello
Max F. ‘Hosea
Indianapolis
Walter Uhl
Logansport
J. C. Carroll
William Herschell
Films Record History By United Press
Important events in the nation's life will be preserved in moving pictures for posterity by a committee to be named by President Hoover and the motion picture industry. President Will Hays announced this plan at a meeting of motion picture engineers in Washington.
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United Preac
Washington
Hoover
Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
Soothing Zemo Advertisement Claims Quick Skin Relief
Soothing healing Zemo promises relief for itching skin and Pim Rash with quick comfort restoration. Itelt smooths blemishes on skin and scalp irritations even when skin is raw. Keeps antiseptic Zemo on hand. Safe pleasant to use. Prices 35c 60c and $1.00. Sold everywhere.
Hearing May 13 on Bedford-Jones's writ of prohibition
Indiana Supreme Court will hear May 13 a petition by novelist Henry Bedford-Jones to permanently enjoin Municipal Judge Paul C. Wetter from extradition actions. The case arises from Wetter's handling of a contempt citation over Bedford-Jones withholding a child from a former wife. Bedford-Jones, who returned to California, failed to appear at a prior municipal court extradition hearing, with a May 9 deadline issued to enforce a $1,000 bond.
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High Court
Bedford-Jones
Henry Bedford-Jones
Indiana Supreme Court
Paul C. Wetter
Judge Wetter
Vanderburgh County
Howard C. Marmon
California
New Kruschen Salts Promise Health Boost in America
Hundreds of thousands in the United States seek a new kind of salt, Kruschen salts. A half teaspoon in hot water each morning is claimed to stimulate liver, bowels, and kidneys, with six vitalizing salts and benefits for constipation, headaches, indigestion, and energy. One bottle lasts four weeks and costs 85 cents, sold by Hook's Dependable Drug Stores nationwide.
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America
Great Britain
Hook
Alfred Bernardin Remarried Widow of Local Bottle Cap Magnate
Noted industrialist Alfred Bernardin wed the widow of Evansville bottle cap maker, the second marriage for the prominent figure. The ceremony linked two local fortunes and drew attention from social circles and business circles in the city.
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Evansville
Alfred Bernardin
Radox footbath pledge relieves sore tired feet
A newspaper ad touts Radox footbath as a miraculous cure for burning aching feet. It promises quick relief after one night and a money back guarantee, with instructions to treat corns by repeated use.
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Radox
Cardui hailed by mothers as aid for tired women
A series of testimonials from women across Missouri Arkansas Kentucky and Virginia describe relief from back pain headaches weakness and fatigue after using Cardui. Mothers advised trying Cardui leading to improved appetite color and energy with many noting their health as restored after several bottles.
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F. H. Scott
Stewart Ave. S. E
Roanoke
Cardus
Ernest Lett
Tom Jones
Hoxie, Ark
Cardui
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