Hoover Allies Fear Farm and Plank Menace at Convention
Washington May 23 Republican leaders fear a McNary Haugen farm plank may split the Kansas City convention. Frank Lowden favors a new agricultural stance. Hoover opposed to the equalization fee, while Borah plans a protest plank on Hays and Sinclair. A law enforcement plank on prohibition is expected. Nineteen die in a Dneiper River steamer fire in Kiev.
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Idaho
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Harry Sinclair
Kiev
Russia
Dneiper
Eat as You Did in Childhood
Digestive aid Mayr's Wonderful Remedy offered to neutralize excess stomach acid, soothe tissues, and relieve indigestion. Claims quick relief from long‑standing digestive troubles and promo via Hook Drug Co. advertisement.
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Hook Drug Co
Women to Sell Poppies for Disabled Veterans
Indianapolis women rally for the American Legion Auxiliary poppy sale to aid disabled veterans and families. Seventh District leaders Mrs Simon Reisler and Mrs Carl Bauer organize volunteers who will distribute on Saturday, with no paid sellers. A parade and radio talks on WFBM promote the effort.
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New York St
Seventh District Welfare
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Seventh District Hospital
WFBM
Boom Will Rogers For White House
The Will Rogers for President boom launches with Life magazine backing as a bankless party candidate. Sponsors include Henry Ford Harold Lloyd Nicholas Murray Butler Tex Rickard Babe Ruth and others. Rogers says he would accept if elected and perform both president and vice president duties for one salary. He would take 75000 dollars as president and save 15000 as vice president.
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Symons Wins Suit in Bank Examiner Case
Williamsport Indiana May 23 Motion to quash charges against Luther Symons Indianapolis State bank examiner sustained in circuit court Judge Hurd V v Hurst of Miami Circuit Court held no corruption by the bank commissioner and that he acted as a discretionary officer The suit stemmed from Symons closing the Warren County Bank January 17 Harry Hall Warren County prosecutor argued against the motion noting Symons was only administrative
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Ind
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Indianapolis
State Bank
Hurd V v. Hurst
Miami
Hurst
Symons
Warren County
Harry Hall
Arm Found on Engine at Shelby Street Roundhouse
J A Bowman an engine inspector at the Shelby Street roundhouse of the Big Four Railroad found a mangled hand and arm on a brake beam while inspecting an engine that had run from Kankakee Illinois during the night. The crew said they did not notice striking anyone. The remains were taken to the city morgue.
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Kankakee
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Richmond Banks Plan to Consolidate July 1
Richmond Indiana May 23 Plans for the merger of The Union National Bank and the Second National Bank of this city were announced by Dudley Elmer cashier of the Second National Bank. The consolidation will take place July 1 and will create a bank with deposits exceeding six million dollars. The Union National Bank is capitalized at 150000 dollars and the Second National Bank at 300000 dollars. George L Gates president of the smaller bank plans to retire with stockholders receiving 300 dollars per share.
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Preparedness Denounced as Peace Threat at Council Meeting
Dr James A Woodburn president of the Indiana Council on International Relations denounced the War Department armament program while praising Kellogg peace treaties at the council's second annual conference in Lincoln. He urged renunciation of war by treaty and of war implements, noting actions speak louder than words. Laura Puffer Morgan and Rabbi James G Heller featured in the program with open discussion slated for the afternoon.
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Washington, D. C
Simms Named Keynote Speaker for Democratic State Convention
Dan W. Simms Lafayette attorney will be temporary chairman and keynote at the Democratic State convention in Cable Tabernacle on June 5 and 6. Lew O Bannon Corydon editor named permanent chairman. Sergeants at arms chosen as Dr Wilbur Dunham Kempton and Virgil Simmons Bluffton. Dates moved up one day to secure the tabernacle and hotel reservations.
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Lafayette
Cable Tabernacle
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Claypool
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Lew O'Bannon
Corydon
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Kempton
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Bluffton
Tabernacle
City Grocery Robbery At Parker Ave Store
Two bandits robbed the Kroger at 2001 Parker Ave this morning. They escaped in a car with about 7 dollars after forcing Clyde Disbro and James Rigel to face the wall while they rifled the cash register. One bandit had a bandaged head and face.
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Embezzler Harry Wilson Fined and Suspended Jail Time
Harry Wilson of 20 N Oriental St charged with embezzling about $1000 from Pathfinder Automobile Service at 215 E New York St. Municipal Judge Paul C Wetter fined $100 and sentenced six months in jail, term suspended because Wilson has a wife and baby.
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Masons Elect Indiana Grand Lodge Officers at Franklin
Charles C. La Follette of Thorntown was elected grand master at the Indiana Grand Lodge two day convention in Masonic Temple Indianapolis. More than 700 Master Masons visited the Masonic Home at Franklin today and will return on a special train. Officers elected include Obie J. Smith Jere West Roscoe Kiper Ira H. Church Frank E. Gavin.
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Thorntown
Ind
Indiana Grand Lodge
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Illinois Sts
Masonic
Franklin
Indianapolis
Obie J. Smith
Jere West
Crawfordsville
Roscoe Kiper
Booneville
Ira H. Church
Elkhart
Frank E. Gavin
Grand Trea
Strengthen Legs With Table Swing Method
To fortify weak legs after an illness, perform seated table sways at intervals. This method involves no strain and uses bodyweight elimination, focusing on controlled movement to rebuild leg strength without stressing the body.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia advertisement claim
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the tasteless, neutralizing cure for sour stomach or indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. It claims instant, safe relief, recommends the genuine product sold in 25c and 50c bottles, and cites its 59 years of physician endorsement and US trademark by Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company since 1875.
Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
A newspaper-style offer promoting a free trial method for asthma and hay fever relief. It targets chronic and recent cases, urges readers of all ages and climates to try the method at no cost, and promises to end breathing difficulty and paroxysms. The message emphasizes sending a coupon and starting today.
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