Oklahoma for Hoover Strong in Bible Belt State
Editor argues Hoover will win Oklahoma by a large margin, citing the dry Protestant influence, party disintegration in the state Democratic machine, and the anti-Democratic sentiment aligned with national issues. Emphasizes women voters as a major factor and portrays Oklahoma as pro-dry, pro-Protestant, and seeking state-control change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Magee
Oklahoma News
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Hoover
Mencken
Harding
Pine
Smith
Curtis
Auto buyer wrecks new car in same day incident
Seymour Indiana report says Carl Patterson bought a new auto, insured it, and wrecked it the same day. An insurance company paid Patterson 300 dollars after the crash when the vehicle slipped on loose gravel and struck a telephone pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Seymour
Ind
Carl Patterson
Patterson
Libel suit pits liberalism against community fears in Morristown
In Circuit Court Mrs. Helen Brumley Baldwin sues Rev. Dr. William M. Bridge for libel over inviting liberal speakers. The case echoes Dayton 1925 with Oswald Garrison Villard and Thomas Q. Harrison among witnesses as a Morristown crowd debates socialism pacifism and communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brumley Baldwin
Boonton, N. J
William M. Bridge
Bridge
Baldwin
Dayton
Arthur Garfield Hays
Oswald Garrison Villard
Thomas Q. Harrison
Diplomats Face Post-Coolidge Retention Debate
Washington reports a backlash as career diplomats resist resigning after Coolidge leaves. Some favor staying in posts like Hungary and Turkey to push a permanent foreign service. critics warn against a self perpetuating body and patronage. The next president would retain removal power, with several ministers named as targets of the social influence charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Hoover
Smith
J. Butler Wright
Hungary
Joseph C. Grew
Turkey
Hugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
Campaign Log and Campaign Trails in 1924 Republican Race
The report notes Hoover to meet Hilles and Machold in New York to discuss GOP prospects. Governor Smith begins a second New York campaign tour with multiple conferences before a southern swing. Butler attacks bigotry. Curtis backs La Follette. Norman Thomas defends socialist independence. Robinson pledges Colorado River irrigation action if Smith wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Times
Herbert Hoover
Charles D. Hilles
New York
H. Edmund Machold
Smith
South
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Cops Convicted in Bribery Racketeering Case
Three Philadelphia police officers were found guilty of extortion after a grand jury probed widespread racketeering. Captain William Knoell and John Sells pleaded guilty, Herbert Sayre was convicted, with possible sentences up to 172 years. Mayor Mackey and District Attorney Monaghan clashed over graft evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William C. Knoell
John Sells
John A. Monaghan
Herbert Sayre
Harry Mackey
Monaghan
Mackey
Knoell
Judge Unworried by Tongue Lashing in Court
New York magistrate Weil of the West Side Court remained unshaken as a defendant accused of dodging a taxi bill delivered a sharp rebuke. The woman demanded justice from a system she said favored men and quipped about being born under the British flag. The judge replied with a curt reminder to pay her bill, ending the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Weil
West Side Court
Navy Officer Urges Legion to Lead National Navy Day Observance
Lieut. O. F. Heslar commander of the Indiana Naval Reserve addressed the John Holliday Jr post of the American Legion at a dinner in the First Presbyterian Church. He urged support of the Army and Navy appropriations bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
O. F. Heslar
Indiana Naval Reserve
John Holliday, Jr
the Legion
Army and Navy
Ban on spying on grape buyers stirs confusion
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner John Doran says federal agents will not interfere with the sale of fresh grapes even if used to make wine. California Ohio and New York associations had protested. Doran notes grape juice sales are treated separately as an extra legal issue involving intent.
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United Press
Washington
Doran
California Vineyard Association
California
Ohio
New York
Do ‘An
Prohibition
State Camps Urged By Times Special
Richard Lieber director of Indiana conservation department urged vacation camps for state parks at the Ohio Valley regional conference in Wheeling. He said camps would provide first rate outdoors vacations at low cost with cottage sleeping facilities kitchen service nursery and entertainment, mirroring state park advantages offered at state owned hotels. The Indiana parks program and the department’s work were outlined.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Richard Lieber
Indiana Conservation Department
Ohio Valley
Indiana
Seek Driver In Crash Near Carrollton Avenue
Police seek the driver of a roadster after it collided with a milk wagon driven by C. M. Carey 21 of 1057 W Thirty-First St at 4 am at Carrollton Ave and Thirty-Fourth St. The horse was knocked down and harness broken. Carey said three men in the car refused to give names. He provided the machine's license number.
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C. M. Carey
Stolen Automobiles Reported Across City and Nearby Areas
Police report lists several vehicles stolen including a Chandler roadster owned by Wiley Killson at 2615 Station St and a Ford roadster belonging to Ossie McClain of Whiteland Indiana from Georgia and Meridian Sts. Also noted are a Ray Kurner Ford coupe from 2834 Rader St and a James Gates Ford sedan from 547 N Beville Ave and a Chevrolet coupe owned by C R Wallace from 414 N Illinois St. Graham Paige Moon sedan from 1030 N Meridian St with tag M1 030.
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Wiley Killson
Station St. Chandler
Roosevelt Ave
Station St
Ossie McClain
Whiteland
Ind
Georgia
Meridian Sts
Ray Kurner
Rader St
City Hospital
James E. Gates
Beville Ave
Noble St
Massachusetts Ave
C. R. Wallace
Illinois St
Chevrolet
E. Fort St
Graham-Paige Company
Meridian St
Moon
Most Votes Expected in Twentieth Precinct
The Twentieth precinct of the First ward is forecast to have the largest voter turnout among Marion County's 269 precincts. County records show a threefold rise in voters, with 2,200 names identified so far, up from 850 two years ago. A break in at Circle Art Company yielded $40.
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First Ward
Marion County
Leroy J. Keach
Andrew Blueher
Blueher
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Westport Couple Marks Golden Anniversary with Home Celebration
Mr and Mrs Charles Bricker of Westport Ind celebrated their fifty years of marriage at their daughter Mrs Charles Jeffers home 661 Coffey St The event also marked the twenty seventh anniversary of Mrs Jeffers They share six commandments for newlyweds live a Christian life work hard temper tobacco avoid alcohol raise children and avoid anger together Bricker a former carpenter helped build much of Indianapolis during the past century and the couple note their fond memory of carrying each other over muddy paths before paved streets
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Charles Bricker
Westport
Ind
Charles Jeffers
Coffey St
Jeffers
Brickers
Bricker
Indianapolis
Columbus Day program at Teachers College Indianapolis
Teachers College of Indianapolis observes Columbus Day on Thursday with a 1 p m program in the college chapel. James H. Peeling, chairman of the social science department, will speak. Miss L Katherine Keifer will recite Columbus. Special music is directed by Mrs Ruth O Benedict and the program is arranged by Miss Lulla Karrison Moore.
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Teachers College of Indianapolis
College Chapel
James H. Peeling
L. Katherine Keifer
Columbus
Ruth O. Benedict
Lulla Karrison Moore
Dailey Appeals in Boone County Clean Up Crusade
Frank C. Dailey spoke to over a thousand at Lebanon high school gymnasium urging support from Republicans and Democrats for his cleanup crusade. A caravan of seventy five autos accompanied the nominee through the county as he made seven speeches accusing opponent Harry G. Leslie of blocking legislative corruption investigations and of backing the corrupt Republican machine.
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United Press
Lebanon
Ind
Boone County
Frank C. Dailey
Dailey
Harry G. Leslie
Missing Girl Returns After Six Days
Bessie O Neil age 11 is found six days after leaving home on April 16 from 525 West Washington Street. Her mother Mrs Ellis Sawyer contacted police for help when she did not return from school last Thursday. The girl says she spent the days visiting Miss Ethel Scott at 1301 East Le Grange Street.
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Bessie O'Neil
Washington St
Ellis Sawyer
Ethel Scott
E. le Grance
Experts Open War on Rats In St Louis Campaign
W F Amann of St Louis launches a two month eradication drive to cut the city rat population of about 800000. Dr Herman G Morgan of the health board backs the plan as experts scourge districts block by block using odorless tasteless poisons to drive rats from hiding. Households and managers will receive guidance on pest prevention.
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W. F. Amann
St. Louis
Amann
Herman G. Morgan
City Health Board
Evangelistic Meetings Start at Wheeler Mission Tonight
Rev. E. R. Lewis will preach as Wheeler City Mission at 245 N. Delaware St hosts a series of evangelistic meetings. The sessions run every noon and night throughout the week, inviting the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Mission
Wheeler City Mission
E. R. Lewis
Delaware St
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast fix for sour stomach and overactive gastric acid. The copy claims immediate relief after meals, and notes the product costs 60 cents a package and is widely recommended by millions.
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Pape
BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen cars found by police
Pressnall Smith of Huntington reports a Ford coupe found in a lane north of Thirty-Fourth Street and Johnson Road with tires removed. James O. Bohannon of Williams Creek reports a Mormon sedan found at South and Illinois Street.
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Pressnall Smith
Huntington
Ind
Thirty-Fourth St
Johnson Rd
James O. Bohannon
Williams Creek
South
Illinois St
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