Glossbrenner Expands Platform In Indianapolis Campaign
A.M. Glossbrenner, Republican mayoral candidate, added two planks to his platform in speeches at 1420 North Alabama Street and the Jones tabernacle. He pledged to strengthen school management, remove patronage from city government, oppose administration meddling in schools, and warned that strong boards are key to a strong administration. Charles W. Jewett supported Glossbrenner, calling for sound, efficient government and praising his integrity.
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Anderson Civic Music opens fourth season with international singers
The Anderson Civic Music Association starts its fourth season on November 25 with a program by the International Male Singers. Featured works include Percy Grainger pieces, violinist Ilse Neimack, and Mexican tenor Jose Mojica.
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Waton's Senate leadership in jeopardy as rest sought
Washington dispatch reports Senator James E. Watson of Indiana plans a Florida rest after doctors warned of breakdown. At 65, the veteran Republican and former majority leader has faced health decline and political setbacks, including the failed fight over President Hoover's nomination and tariff battles that weakened his position. In Greencastle, Ind, sheep-killing dogs have killed more than forty animals east of town with Broadstreet, Albin and Robe among the heaviest losses.
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Alfred M. Glossbrenner to speak at two Republican meetings
Alfred M. Glossbrenner the Republic-An nominee for mayor will address gatherings at 1461 Cornelius Avenue and the Douglass Theater on Nineteenth Street and Martindale Avenue. Both events begin at 8 with Charles W. Jewett and David Venerable as speakers. another Republican meeting is slated for 7:30 P.M. at 2222 Pleasant Street with William listed.
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