Coolidge Primary Campaign Costs in Indiana Listed
A Coolidge state campaign report filed with County Clerk Albert H. Lesche shows total expenses of 25 464.97 and a net deficit of 7 650.97 after 17 814 in contributions. Rent for fourteen Severin rooms ran 4 186.67 while telephone bills totaled 1 742.02. major donors include Joseph S Oliver and A R Erskine of South Bend 1 000 each and Will H Hays James P Goodrich TF Hopkins and others giving 500 to 750.
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Coolidge
Indiana
Albert H. Lesche
The
Severin
Joseph S. Oliver
A. R. Erskine
South Bend
Will H. Hays
Sullivan
James P. Goodrich
TF Hopkins
Evansville
B. A. van Winkle
Hartford City
Philip McAbee
Muncie
W. G. Irwin
Columbus
L. C. Huesmann
Central Supply Company
Indianapolis
J. M. Studebaker
Hugh McK. Landon
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
Irving We Lemaux
J. I. Holcomb
Ralph A. Lemcke
A. M. Ogle
Terre Haute
Grafton Johnson
Greenwood
Booth Tarkington
Frederic M. Ayres
William E. English
Memorial Day Proclaimed by Governor Branch
Governor Emmett F. Branch issues the annual Memorial Day proclamation declaring Friday a day of remembrance. He emphasizes national unity, a single constitution and flag, and honors soldiers who defended public institutions and the ideals of liberty and equality.
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Governor Branch
Emmett F. Branch
Masons Visit Masonic Home During 107th Meeting
A special train carried 600 delegates of the Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons to the Masonic Home in Franklin Indiana for a visit and luncheon at the Masonic Temple. J Lee Dinwiddie of Fowler Indiana was named grand master in the annual officers’ rotation with Charles A Lippincott of South Bend becoming past grand master.
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Grand Lodge
Franklin
Ind
Masonic Temple
J. Lee Dinwiddie
Fowler
Charles A. Lippincott
South Bend
Indiana Delegation to NAE Heads to Oklahoma City
Indiana is represented at the National Editorial Association meeting in Oklahoma City by seven delegates including Mrs. Charlotte Woodring Peru and Mrs. Amanda Xanders Syracuse. H. A. Buettner and others from Franklin Winchester Journal and Star are listed as delegates. Scout Fund tops $100 for sending a local Boy Scout to Denmark for the international jamboree. H. W. Krause seeks $600 to cover expenses.
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Indiana
Oklahoma City
H. C. Hotaling
Charlotte Woodring
Journal
Peru
Amanda Xanders
H. A. Buettner
Syracuse
Robert A. Todd
Republican
Franklin
W. W. Aikens
Star
Charles Beeson
W. E. Beeson
Winchester Journal
Denmark
H. W. Krause
Hardware trade outlook discussed by Indiana agents group
T C Stokes an economist from the National Hardware Association spoke to the Indiana Purchasing Agents Association at the Severin on business conditions. Walter Myers attorney addressed a talk on a trip to the Orient.
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T. C. Stokes
National Hardware Association
Indiana Purchasing Agents Association
the Severin
Walter Myers
Orient
Doctor Ellis Reappointed to State Optometry Board
Dr. John H. Ellis of South Bend, Indiana, has been reappointed by Governor Emmet F. Branch to a three year term on the State board of registration and examination in optometry.
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John H. Ellis
South Bend, Inc
State Board of Registration
Emmet F. Branch
Doctor Denies Existence of Subconscious Mind
Dr A E Sterne told the Indianapolis Medical Society that the subconscious mind is not real. He argued dreams have a scientific cause and dismissed the concept in a paper read at Dental College Tuesday night.
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A. E. Sterne
Indianapolis Medical Society
Dental College
Sterne
Boy Killed After Horse Kick In Indiana Town
Charles Langley ten died from injuries after a horse kicked him in Lesville Indiana. Parents delayed medical aid believing injuries were minor. The incident occurred May 28 and authorities investigate the death.
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Times
Lesville
Ind
Charles Langley
Pettis Employees Dance Hosted by Welfare Association
Several hundred Pettis Dry Goods Company workers were entertained at a dance organized by the New York State Welfare Association held Tuesday night at the Hoosier Athletic Club.
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Pettis Dry Goods Company
New York State Welfare Association
Hoosier Athletic Club
Brains Over Beauty urged for film careers says producer
Famous producer Cecil B. DeMille argues industry rewards intelligence imagination and culture over looks. He notes actors start as extras for low pay, with modest success becoming leading roles and potential star status after rigorous training and patience.
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Cecil B. DE Mille
Hollywood
Hollywood Wide Gap Between Beauty and Talent Opens Career
The piece argues for a movie career for young graduates, citing broader opportunities and quicker recognition in a growing industry. It notes that exceptional beauty or talent is required to stand out in Hollywood and praises brains and personality as assets. In a separate report from Logwood Indiana, Mrs William Boyd, 20, is recovering after poisoning following a family quarrel, with relatives stating she had threatened to take her life.
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Hollywood
United Presenlwood
Ind
William Boyd
Adlerika claims huge gut cleanse and health boost
An Indianapolis advertisement touts Adlerika as a double action intestinal antiseptic and system cleanser. It claims to remove harmful bacteria, relieve gas and constipation, and improve heart pressure by drawing out poisonous matter from the alimentary canal, with supportive physician testimonials.
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G. Eggers
Adlerika
James Weaver
J. E. Puckett
Indianapolis
H. J. Huder
The
Hook Drug Co
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