Conservatives of Britain name Baldwin leader
Premier Stan ley Baldwin was elected new leader of the conservative party at a meeting in the Hotel Cecil London. The gathering aimed to unite party members before Baldwin faces opposition in the House of Commons amid Liberal and Labour discontent and Bonar Law sympathy.
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United Press London
Stanley Baldwin
Cecil
Baldwin
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Thousands of Klansmen Defy New York Law Across State
White robed Ku Klux Klan members from Niagara Falls to East Port, Long Island, gathered in defiance of a new New York law requiring secret societies to file rosters with the secretary of state. Amid torches and altars they denounced the measure and vowed to follow Klan constitution, claiming Governor Smith sealed his political fate by backing the law.
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United Press
New York
Ku Klux Klan
New York State
Niagara Falls
East Port
Long Island
Klan
Alfred E. Smith
Police Seek Suspect After Escape From Police Car
Marion Indiana May 28 Police search for Lewis Gibson who escaped from a police car while being taken to headquarters for questioning in a theft of automobile accessories. Gibson leapt from the car and fled into the darkness.
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Times
Marion
Ind
Lewis Gibson
Gibson
Ad Club Aims for Milk Aid for Armenian Refugees
The Advertising Club of Indianapolis launches a drive to ship American condensed milk to Armenian relief stations via a multi city appeal. If fully funded, about 346 000 cans would be collected, with the campaign starting the week of June 11 after the Atlantic City convention.
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Advertising Club of
Indianapolis
City Directory
Atlantic City
Frieda's Follies on the Beach in Surfer Tales
A narrator recalls Frieda's youth and vanity as she struts in public with a Marcel and wet hair while men gather after church. The playful scene at the seaside includes a ducking in the surf and contrasts aging with style.
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Marcel
La Follette Pushes Figh t on Railroad Valuation
Senator La Follette declared a public push for higher railroad valuation. Delegates from a national conf er ence including congressmen and state officials outlined the program to win support from governments and organizations. The next step targets the Interstate Commerce Commission for a valuation based on original investment and construction costs, with railroads seeking a $10 billion valuation and $500 million annual rate rise.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
la Follette
Puzzle with six letter cards forming a person’s name
Six cards each carrying a different letter are laid out in a line to spell a person’s name. The prior answer explains a numeric riddle: add the digits of 45 to get 9, multiply by 5 to obtain 45, then add 9 to 45 yields 54 when the digits 4 and 5 reverse.
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Conservatives OF
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Carlin Music Co
Washington St
Pennsylvania St
Page
Page's Delicatessen
Mass. Ave. Main
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago
House
Helen Sevcik
Thomas St
Ill
Lydia Pinkham
Sevcik
Bible Lands
Frieda’s Follies
M. E
Otto BH. Gripe
Merchants Bank Bldg. Lin
Saniela Cor
Washington and Delaware Sts
Samplis
Outiours Laboratories
Dept.x
Maiden, Mass
the White Furniture CO
Complete Home Outfitters
Washington Street
Tom Qunn
Awug
Jake Wolf
Cafollette
Senator la Follette
Fletcher Savings and Trust Co
Molly
Indianapolis Baking Co
Wheeler Brothers
George Lang
Hume-Mansur Bldg
Eiteljorg & Moore
East Market St
Circle
Riverside
al Wilson
Orchestra of Pittsburgh
Felix Cellarale
Marchand Lemaire
Ccessee Dufour
Lemaire
Bausch and Lamb
Busch
Colmont
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington
Patterson, Shade CO
Guaranty Cafeteria
Meridian Street
Indiana
Thrift Shoe Store
Merchants Bank
Washington and
Meridian Streets
R.W. Durham CO
Alabama St
Electric
Carrie
Hatfield
Harry
Meridian
Maryland
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
Erandolph
DR Evel
Belmont
Great Lake Cruises
Steamship Dept
Merchants National
Frenzel Bros
Optical Service
Hoosier Optical Co
Illinois Street
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