Carpentier Poised to Face Levinsky Then Dempsey Showdown
The piece outlines Carpentier's chance to defeat Levinsky and prove a strong challenger to Jack Dempsey. It notes American bias toward Carpentier, recalls past bouts, and weighs the prospects of a Dempsey vs Carpentier title clash in New York with August 30 dispatches from New York.
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New York
Tex Richard
Jack Kearns
Indpe Grebe
Carpentier Io
Levinsky
Carpentier
Toeises
Lewinsky
Republicans Ready for Fray in Hoosier State
Hoosier Republicans mobilize for a ballot battle with a fully organized state and district apparatus. Over a hundred speakers registered with Fred B. Robinson as Wasmuth notes broad volunteer work and active women participation, signaling expected Republican victory in November.
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Fred B. Robinson
Othe State Speakers’ Bureau
Iefurge
B. M. Wasmuth
Wasmuth
Social Notes From Jeffersonville Mosaic of Residents
The column lists Miss Fusene Glass Brenner meeting the Pylottes, Mrs. Alice Jackson returning from Owensboro, J O Damon visiting from Pensacola, and several local arrivals and moves. It notes property purchases on East Chestnut Street, Diamond Pure Food promotions, and Ruth Wilson’s Newport visit. Additional items include plumbing by Gillespie & Son, baby news, travel homecomings, church group meetings, Swiss Cleaners ad, Miss Hazel Shannon’s visit, and plans for a New York trip by the McDonald family.
Lark County Realty and Insurance Company Ad
Real estate bargains city and farm properties along with low rate insurance from reliable companies. Policy offers protection in need and is described as a best friend during hardship. Advertises liberal terms at the lowest prices to secure safety like a U S Bond.
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Lark County Realty & Insurance Co
U. S
Republicans urge registration to qualify for voting
The notice urges all voters men and women to register for the November election. Two registration days are set for September 4 and October with hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Each precinct has a registration board and voters must register in their own precinct. If unable to attend, registration can be done by completing a blank witnessed by a notary or two voters and submitted by the precinct committeeman, or by mail to the county auditor or the precinct board. Absent voters must register. no registration after October 4.
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Republican Party
Ioecal Republican Organization
Clergy Reverend Visits Seibert Family Guests
Rev. A H Severinghaus and his daughter Gladys along with son Nelson are visiting Mr and Mrs William Seibert for a short social call.
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A. H. Severinghaus
Gladys
Nelson
William Seibert
Miss Dorothy Cunningham Heads Indiana Republican Women Burea
Dorothy Cunningham of Martinsville has taken charge as director of the Republican State Committee women’s bureau at state headquarters. She plans an aggressive campaign among Indiana women and praises the party’s record on suffrage protection child labor and progressive legislation. She predicts a splendid victory for the GOP.
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Dorothy Cunningham
Martinsville
Republican State Committee
Indiana
Miss Cunningham
Service Men Should Vote Republican Says Bearss
Col Hiram J Bearss of Peru World War veteran urges service and ex service men to back the Harding ticket citing Republican platform. He argues against long trench warfare and fears Article 10 of the League covenant leading to global troop deployments and ongoing war debts.
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Indianapolis
Hiram J. Bearss
Peru
Sena
Tor Harding
Republican State Committee
Col Bearss
Editorial Calls for a Cooperative Congress for Harding
George B. Lockwood editor of the National Republican pleads for a Republican backed Congress. He argues Harding and Coolidge deserve a congress in sympathy with their policies to advance the nation and avoid unspeakable stupidity.
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Harding
George B. Lockwood
National Republican
Coolidge
Congress
Harding urges Americans to cling to founding foundation
Senator Harding spoke in Worthington Ohio to the Columbus Kiwanis Club and Worthington Chamber of Commerce members and townspeople. He urged all to hold fast to the sacrifices of the founding fathers and to get back on the right track for the United States.
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America
Harding
Marion
Worthington
Ohio
George Tr. Jr
Columbus Kiwanis Club
Worthington Chamber of Commerce
United States of America
One-Man Government and War Risk Bureau Reform
A proclamation favoring a Republican administration promises streamlined war risk insurance and reduced red tape. The speaker cites Roosevelt and Harding as models and predicts a large fall victory for Hardling. Col. Kearns receives eight decorations including the Italian war cross, the French Croix de Guerre, and the Distinguished Service Medal.
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War Risk Insurance Bureau
Roosevelt
Harding
Hardling
Col
Kearns
Democrat Samuel J. Randall to speak for Harding ticket
Samuel J. Randall of Philadelphia a prominent Democrat and son of the former representative will speak for the Harding and Coolidge ticket in Chicago. He has written Senator Harding saying he cannot support the Democratic ticket this year and has been mentioned as a possible candidate for Congress.
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Chicago
Samuel J. Randall
Philadelphia
Harding
Coolidge
Randall
Congress
F. J. Braun 5 10 and 250 Store Ad
Advertisement announcing savings of 25 to 50 percent on home goods at F. J. Braun including kitchenette supplies tinware crockery lamps and related items with genuine bargain prices.
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F. J. Braun
Adelphians and church groups meet through the week
The Adelphians join Mrs. Arnold Clege on Monday afternoon while the Avondale Club offers a Glenwood Park event at night. Epworth League of Park Church holds a business meeting in the evening. Tuesday features the Kings Heralds of Wall Street Church meeting with Mrs. George Dunham in the afternoon and the Standard Bearers gathering at the church that night. W. Fl M.S. of Wall Street Church meets Mrs. J. T. Scull in the evening and Tri Kappas meet with Miss Grace Lindley at night.
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Forest
Northam
Juanita
Forest Lee
Indianapolis
Coryodons
King’s Heralds
Wall St
Georges Dunham
Masonic Home
The
Epworth League of
Park Church
King’s Herald's of
Wall Street
George Dunham
Wall Street Church
W. FL
M.S
J. T. Scull
Tri Kappas
Grace Lindley
Daughters of Rebekah and Church Ladies Gatherings
A series of midweek and weekend church and lodge meetings across multiple groups. Daughters of Rebekah, Old Ladies Home Board, St. Lukes Missionary Society, Christian and Wall Street churches, and various ladies aid and union clubs are listed with times and hostesses. A men’s Bible class and a family church event at Morton Memorial Epworth League are noted.
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Ladies Aid Society of Wall Street Church
Epworth League Picnic Ad at Glenwood Park and Local Ice Cream Sign
Saturday events advertise Epworth League of Park Church picnic at Glenwood Park in the afternoon and promote Boyce's Sweet Shop with First Class Ice Cream and Candy Store offerings. The ad touts chocolates creams and desserts and urges readers to try the delicious ice cream for better health.
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Epworth League of Park Church
Glenwood Park
Boyce’s Sweet Shop
Miss Daisy Yarber Visits Relatives and Friends
Mrs Hettie Jamison formerly of here now in Alabama visits her niece in Louisville Daisy Yarber returns from visits to relatives and friends in Vevay Indiana and Sanders Kentucky
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Hettie Jamison
Alabama
Louisville
Daisy Yarber
Vevay
Indiana
Sanders, Ky
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Sporting News
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Chanpion Dempsey
H. C. Hamilton International News Service
Teambeat
Shioch
Qeeuet
Caliy
Smith
Homself Othe Agnemins
Beineit
Barmnhardner Wells
Wells
Billy Papke Klaus
Francis Descamps
Francis Descamps, Hes
Hepes
Joe Jeanette
Jeanette
Dempsy
Yee
Aia
Yalu
Emerson
Arto Player
Indianapalis
Hoosier
Wasmutsa
the Pylottes Mt
Fusene Glassbrenner
Alice Jackson
Owensboro, Kentucky
J. O. Damon
Pensacola, Floridia
Chester Holzbog
Mr. Holzbog
Harry Bartow
East Chestnut Street
William Lynch
Diamond Pure Food Company
Diamond Pure
Ruth Wilson
Newport
Kentucky
Fay Harris
Greensburg, Indiana
Gillespie & Son
Jeffersonville
Ralph Kirkwood
Dorothy
la Crosse
Minn
Will Williams
Hazel Shannon
Marengo
Florence Hester Cole
Mrs
Hugh Stevens
Carl Carpenter
Chas. H. Moser
Fordependuable Clothing
Will Derry
Miss
Katherine Derry
Washington, Town
Optician
W. J. Morris
Adv23
W. J. McDonald
Frank Dobbins
Walnut Street
Rose Allen
West Chestnut Street
St. Anthony's School
Maple and
Wall Streets
Bureau OF Republican Women
Women’s Bureau
Bearss
First National Bank
Reliable National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
A. A. Swartz
George H. Voigt Thomas J. Lindley
H. E. Heaton
Hk. C. Eaken
A. A. Swartz, Pres
Rufus Rodgers
Deserts Democrats
United Gas & Electric Co
Clancy
Timmie
Percy L. Crosby
Klub Kalander
Adelphians
Arnold Clege
Avondale Club
Daughters of Rebekah
Belle Gaither
Old Ladies Home Board Meeting
St. Lukes Missionary Society
Christian Church
St. Lukes Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
Meple Street
C. C. Prinz
St. Lukes Brotherhood
Rebekah
Pfau'’s
the Christian Church
Mrs. Frank Some
Ladies Union Club
Marion Bennett
W.H. M.S
Friendship Club of the Fresbyterian Church
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