Tomorrow's Primary Voters Name Local Delegates and Races
The primary lists candidates across parties with delegates to state conventions and county offices. Voters are urged to study names for United States President and congressional seats, with positions in governor and treasurer also shown.
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Epy Bonmerrow
Bor
United States
Warren Ry. Hardine
Kiran
W. Tanase Koatko
Jtuowden Leonard Woe
Sae Willian
Grant Webster
Edward G
Congress
Dames Wo Tombar
dProp
Jackson
Seuth
Clark
Frank Kh
Tgutler
Crer
Clark Coty
Jaseph Wo Morrow
Samuel Wo Ester
Samuel J. Swartz
ShoiGe-Wiliam A. Bard
Jiavis Th. Praeled
Orvewop AW
A. Kova
Piast Pijstriet
Maanea
Bennett
Freed
Demorate Bites Tageart
Daoverner Democrat—Jolmn Obi Psenigreer Carleton HK
Malloed
Niblack
James K.dina
Turd
R. Tc. Brown
Buskirk
Jno
Sherman Minton
Jacob LL
Bamnen
Poop
James W. Farehare
Pesivth
Qeebedadl
Wopeuit -Dames F
Peat Beadz
Jeohodet
Sempor
Yordackson
Mavetibid
Dligra Omiles
Newtom Hltpaw
Nob
Wass
Toseph M. Robertson
Sapmed
Bo Wadds
Clark Council
Wbest
Clapp
Harland Dy
SiTithens
Tobin Twee Bernard A. Catt
Ilodus I Cox
Cregrae Westoner
Personin Siesuh
Henry Prrson
Por
Demorcval Joatoriyity
Tlowte
Phauerpiny
Petarereraat
WNWU
Por Chactn
Law Thiabdi
Poranius
Mtret
John M. Bower
Stephien i
Feather pocketbook found with cards and cash
A feather pocketbook was found on Saturday night containing a book of car checks and some money. The finder is instructed to return it to 804 E Seventh Street. Adv. DL 64 Maw 2 4 5.
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Seventh Street
Maw
Dress Maker Mrs Ogden Advertises in Beck Building
An experienced dress maker, Mrs. Ogden, is advertised at the Beck Building. The notice lists DL 653 and is dated May 3.
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Wan Pfed
Ogden
Beck
Fourth Precinct Voting Place Changed in Charlestown
Primary voters learn polling site move from Rudder Block to Ben Thomas Real Estate office in Charlestown. Board of Election Commissioners advises. Adv. D. Of Way 2.
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Charlestown
Rudder
Ben Thomas
Board of Election Commmissioners
Adv
Saddlery coming to depot consolidation in city
Preparations underway for saddlery business from Rock Island Iowa to relocate to the Quartermasters Depot. Machinery will be moved from Wing of the old building to Camp Lane rack to clear space for the new branch and machinery. Other Rock Island branches may relocate here, possibly including a brass foundry. Government aims to consolidate operations at the depot and bring more facilities to the site.
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Rock Island
Iowa
Quartermasters Depot
Camplaseack
Racn Island
Commencement notices for Silver Creek and Borden schools
The Silver Creek Township Common Schools hold commencement in Sellersburg on May 14 1920 with Chas W Whitman of Seymour delivering the address. Graduates include Louise Renn Ethel Renn Barham Zapp Esther Brown Mildred o1 Diedrich Helen Mae Hostettler Sarah E Pieres Lilian Robinson Georgia Stanith Grace M Wells Charles Werle Gilbert Woods John Hargesheimer Herbert Dold Rex Hawkins Nellie Cross James Col ins Donald Edward Weber Alfre BatortY Chester Balstenberger Fal mond Simmons. The Borden Public School Commencement occurred May 1 at Borden High School with Rev Chas Whitman delivering the class address and music by the Borden Orchestra. Graduates listed include Herman Roerk Goehet McWhintey Herman Greun Samuel McRhintes Marie Scott Nettie Wade and eight grade diploma recipients Wilfred Roerk Loretta Fondgeer Mildred Waggoner Delmar Blackman Willard Fordyce Theodore McKinley Georgia Nicholson Ruth McHone Zener Johnson Grace Oales Wilma Fishes Mabel Brown PRachie Taylor Zenia Fordyce Ethel Johnson Helen Abbatlt Fagenia Callahan Catherine Rosenberger and Ernest Book. Frank Wriner.
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Silver Creek Township
Sellersburg
Hey.Chas. W. Whitman
Seymour, Inc
Eceless
She Tolowing
Louise Renn
Ethel Renn
Barham Zapp
Esther Brown
Mildred
Herman Roerk
Goehet McWhintey
Herman Greun
Samuel McRhintes
Marie Scott
Nettie Wade
Wilfred Roerk
Loretta Fondgeer
Mildred Waggoner
Delmar Blackman
Willard Fordyce
Theodore McKinley
Georgia Nicholson
Ruth McHone
Zener Johnson
Grace Oales
Wilma Fishes
Mabel Brown
Prachie Taylor
Zenia Fordyce
Ethel Johnson
Helen Abbatlt
Fagenia Callahan
Catherine Rosenberger
Frank Wriner
Weinstein's Nine Edge Rival in Thrilling Home Game
The local team showed early leadership but committed costly errors to lose the contest. Despite a fast start and strong pep from the crowd, the nine could not hold the edge as the opponents surged ahead, signaling a competitive season ahead.
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Therm Loval Suport
Quiet Budget Measure Moves Toward Passage
A budget bill is being pushed through Congress with little noise. If approved, it will become law within weeks and represents a significant stride toward needed financial reform in government affairs.
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Congress
Croker Questions Weak Democratic Field in Interview
Former Tammany boss Dick Croker doubts any single strong Democratic candidate exists. When asked who is the strongest Democrat, he replied there is no obvious leader and that none has emerged.
Fraternal Memorial Observance Deliberations Held in Jeffersonville
A temporary fraternal observance was formed yesterday afternoon at the Knights of Pythias hall in Jeffersonville for Eastern Cemetery Memorial services. Delegates from Hope Lodge No. 13 Knights of Pythias Yahor Lodge No. 92 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Kwaind V Pribe No. 268 Improved Order Rew Men Jaesopu Rovers Clark Council No. 6 Junior Order United American Mechanics Jeffersonville Aerie No. 1527 Fraternal Order of Eagles attended. A second meeting is planned Sunday at the same venue to formalize a permanent organization. Givand Inspector Graham will inspect the Masonic Lodges of New Washington Utica and Charlestown Thursday afternoon.
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Eastern Cemetery
Jeffersonville
Keights of Pythias Arnervy
Hope Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Yahor Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Kwaind
Pribe
Rew
Jaesopu Rovers Clark Council
United American Mechanics
Stemler Stemler Miss Arta Mo Stender Wedding
Miss Arta Mo Stender daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Stemler of Court Avenue married Mar Giun Bthisaw ford assistant storekeeper at the Quartermaster Depot on a Sunday evening at St Luke par sonce. The couple were joined by Edith and Clarence Stemler and Mr and Mrs Join Stemler and William Abel at the ceremony. A reception followed at the bride's parents home 6:15 Court Avenue.
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Arta Mo Stender
Daugghter
Mays
Henry Stemler
EF. Court Avenue
Mar
Giun Blthisawford
St. Luke
Edith
Clarence Stemler
Join Stemler
William Abel
Lindley’s Hardaware
Henrys Steinler
FL Court Avenue
St Luke’s Church Campaign Surpasses Local Quota
The Forward Movement drive at St Luke’s Church, directed by organist Mrs. John E. Worrell, raised over $45 000, about $2 000 above the local quota of 13 312. Mr Ernest Andres reported the results amid applause as the committee plans further visits to members. The surplus will support local church interests.
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St. Luke's Church
John E. Worrell
Ernest. Andres
Hass Catherine
Reformed Church
St. Luke’s Church
Andres
Alexander of Old
Pryor Couple Sues McCune for 4728 Note and Mortgage Foreclosure
In Clark Circuit Court today, Martin P. Pryor and Minnie Pryor sue Charles W. McCune and Anna Mary McGune to recover 4728 on a 1600 note dated February 3. They allege unpaid principal and interest plus six additional notes of 344 each for three years and seek foreclosure and attorneys fees.
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Seoti Aureuit
Glark
Martin P. Pryor
Minnie Pryor
Charles W. McCune
Anna Mary McGune
Askeat
Moon Eclipse Stuns Onlookers Amid Cloudy Sky
Residents on the streets last night witnessed a total lunar eclipse as the moon disappeared behind a shadowy earth cast. The scene appeared to be veiled by a smoky cloud, leaving onlookers surprised and curious.
Stockyards Blaze Ravages Bourbon Yards Damages Hit 150000
A large fire at Bourbon stockyards destroyed parts of the yard on Sunday. Damage reached 150000 dollars and many hogs were burned. Horses owned by the government and cattle were saved. Multiple authorities investigated the incident.
Local church notes and society meetings update
Ten members of the Presbyterian Missionary Society attended the Presbyters meeting in Coredon on Thursday and Friday. Epworth League of the Morton Memorial Church plans a May 28 play at the Artery. Mothers Day observances set for Morton Memorial Church next Sunday morning. Epworth League officers will lead services at Morton Memorial on the following Sunday night. The Py Kofes met with Mrs Otto Keller Saturday afternoon. Edith Hester spent Sunday with Mrs Fd Rosechant. Mr and Mrs WL EL Kelly of Denver, visiting relatives, departed for home with Mrs Kelly accompanying. Dr Ida Rahim will give an actress at Wall Street Church Sunday afternoon May 23. Current Events and Ensemble Clubs to support an Armenian orphan. Miss Gussie Ever reports the death of her brother Dan Ever Jr from burns at a dumber camp where he worked. he lived there until 13, then moved to Gullman, Alabama. Rev J BR Mantes of Idaho officiated at Wall Street Church Sunday, with evening services. A large Wall Street Church delegation heard Rev Arnold Clegg at Howard Park Church Sunday night. A O Ulab met Saturday with Miss Ruth Prinz. Mr Pearcy Crow arrived from Chicago to spend the week with his mother.
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Presbyterian — Missionary Society
Coredon
Dart
Vue Epworth
Morton Memorial
Chacen
Morton Memoral
Epworth League
Lowsville
Py Koftes
Otto Keller
Edith Hester
Fd Rosechant
Miro
WL EL Kelly
Denver
Kelly
Ida Rahim
Wall Street
Gussie Ever
Dan Ever, Jr
Burns
Dumber
Gullman
Ala
J. BR. Mantes
Idahoe
Wall St
Arnold Clegg
Howard Park Church
A. O. Ulab
Ruth Prinz
Pearcy Crow
Chicago
Cemeterial Meeting Set for Mountain Grove May 23
The annual Cemeterial Meeting and Decoration Day will be held at Mountain Grove Cemetery on May 23 with speeches by several good speakers. The site honors numerous pioneers buried in the Knobs area near Vemphis.
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Mountain Grove Cemetery
Knobs
Vemphis
Wanted assistant matron at Jeffersonville Orphans Home on Meigs Ave
Advertisement seeks a white assistant matron for the Jeffersonville Orphans Home on Meigs Avenue. Phone number 255 provided for applications. Adv. D. 35 C-Apr. 15-28.
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Jeffersonville Orphans
Meigs Avenue
Fun memories of torchlit campaigns in old town elections
Old timers recall energetic pre Australian ballot campaigns with torchlight processions. Republicans and Democrats held massive rallies in Charlestown and Jeffersonville with brass bands, glee clubs, and fireworks. Night parades drew thousands and illuminated streets as voters cheered and celebrated party triumphs.
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Spring Street
Court Avenue
William Patterson
Charles— Town
Henryville
Utica
Jeffersonville
Five Die and Several Hurt in Oklahoma Tornado
A tornado north of Chelsea and near Lust, Oklahoma yesterday left five people killed and at least eight seriously injured. Communications were down as wires were severed and farms were reportedly blown apart by the high winds.
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Muskokee
Okla
Chelsea
Fire destroys supply warehouse at Camp Travis
San Antonio reports a major fire at Camp Travis destroyed Ordinance Warehouse No 11 near here yesterday. The warehouse contained supplies valued at about 1 000 000 dollars and first estimates place the loss at at least 500 000 dollars.
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Camp Travis
San Antonio
Texas
Here
Anti-Carranza Labor Movement Reported In Mexico
In Agua Prieta Sonora on May 3 confirmation of reports of widespread anti-Carranza labor movements across Mexico was outlined. Juan Rico vice president of the Seinetypers Union of Mexico and secretary of the Mexican Labor Party executive board said the American Federation of Labor is expected to support the movement.
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Mexico
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Amercan Federation OF Labor
Juan Rico
Vice
THE
Mexican Labor Party
Memories of rowdy election parades and primary crowds
The piece recalls past election processions with delegations marching from Henryville Utica Charlestown Menephis Otisco Marysville and Seat Counties. It notes costly demonstrations, rare simultaneous party displays, occasional fights and breakups, heavy drinking, and a perceived decline in primary excitement over the years.
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Henryville
Utica
Charlestown
Menephis
Otisco
Marysville
Bacchus
Death of John Byrn Leaves Two Civil War Veterans
John Byrn aged 76 died Friday in Bethlehem township. He is survived by his widow and two daughters. Funeral was held at his Otto home and he was buried at Ross God's Acre. Rev. Fred Davies of the Christian Church led the services.
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John Byrn
Bethlehem Township
Veteran Fisherman Nets forty four bass at Soudrew pond
Daves Dali hauled a string of forty four black bass from Soudrew pond with a five pounder among them. The Fish and Game Club plans to drain the pond to save and relocate the bass to creeks. David Ball, Prosecutor Claude McBride and others aim to move the pond’s youth fish to safety.
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Daves Dali
David Ball
Claude McBride
Fish& Game Club
Youney
Memorial Hospital Vote For Clark County Citizens
Voters are urged to approve a Memorial Hospital to be controlled by the Clark County Board of Commissioners. Trustees will be appointed from Clark County citizens. The hospital will be non sectarian and non partisan and serve all county residents. It honors soldiers and sailors who sacrificed their lives.
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Clark Counts ‘Board of Commissioners
Clark County
Dark County
For Sale Cottage at 617 Indiana Avenue
Four room cottage offered for sale at 617 Indiana Avenue. Call between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the above address. Advertisement runs from April to May 6.
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Indiana Avenue
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