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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1928
Page
3
In a studio tea scene Dor othy and Lila debate love and loyalty as Herbert’s absence fuels tension. Lila fears a fractured marriage while Dorothy probes past passions and Captain Farquahar. Herbert returns with a glittering wedding ring inscribed from Jack, setting a new twist.
Crystal gushes about a mysterious artist lover she met at Nils's farm and fears he may not marry. Tony presses for details, imagining a tall dark and handsome suitor while Crystal remains coy about future meetings and his possible departure.
More than a thousand Kiwanis Rotary and Lions members gathered in Bloomington for the annual state roundup. Delegations from Connersville Bedford Bloomfield Evansville Linton Mitchell Princeton Sullivan Vincennes and Washington attended. The Ohio State at Indiana Big Ten game was the day’s main attraction with Worth W. Pepple Michigan City district Rotary governor as principal speaker and Art Nehf Ro tarian Washington as a featured guest.
The piece chronicles Woodrow Wilson’s 1916 re election bid, noting war as the dominant issue and Wilson’s popular and electoral leads. It covers Hughes campaigned missteps, party dynamics, and key states that swung the vote, ending with a teaser for the next chapter on Harding and normalcy.
James Shaw, who leased the long idle McCarter mine in Odon Indiana, says it will reopen once water is drained. Steam pumps are pumping around the clock to remove waters and the mine is expected to start producing coal again within a few weeks.
In Gary and Plymouth reports, Elizabeth Quinn, 27, attempted suicide by wrist slit within a day of marrying John Quinn. She left a note claiming love for her former mate and daughters, and had been divorced by Sam Skufakiss. Plymouth plans to beautify Lincoln High School with 400 to 450 dollars for shrubs.
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