Intellectual Bravery and Youth at Wabash College
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall told the Wabash College graduation crowd that labor receives under one-fifth of national wealth while capital takes over four-fifths. He urged youth to champion state duties, intellectual courage, and honest leadership to avoid economic inequality and cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Wabash College
Wabash
Marshall
America
Republic
Frankfort Population From City Census
Frankfort lists a population of 10 589 from an official city census. Mail carriers conducted a house to house canvas to identify residents not receiving mail. Four hundred eighty one persons were found to lack mail delivery and map rearrangements will require another carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Barton Rearrested For Slip At Interurban Power House
A tip identified Wilbur Barton as employed at the interurban power house and led Sheriff McRoberts Deputy Roberts and Prosecutor Dodson to seize him late yesterday. Barton had earlier served ten days for public indecency and escaped from Deputy Roberts. Auto theft alerts circulated statewide for a Studebaker stolen in Indianapolis Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Barton
McRoberts
Roberts
Dod
Barton
Studebaker
Indianapolis
Ransdell Buchanan Wedding Set Tonight In Harrison
Miss Mabel Ransdell and Harold G. Buchanan plan a eight o'clock wedding at the bride’s mother's home 209 Park Street with Rev. A L Ward officiating. About seventy out of town guests are expected as the couple’s Danville Normal College romance culminates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ransdell
Harold G. Buchanan
Culver
Indiana
Isabella Ransdell
Park Street
Danville Normal College
Ruth Masters
Indianapolis
Edwin Ebon
Thorntown
R. J. Nigquitte
Salina
Kansius
Ben Ransdell
Ransdell
Eugene Buchanan
Carl Nelson
Robert Nelson
Bery Clay Witt
A. L. Ward
Mabel Moody
R. J. Niquitte
Esther Branchard
Roxie Kernodle
Bell Anderson
Doris Funkhouser
Lebanon
Frankfort stockholder Mr Fred Coulter ill guide
Mr Fred S Coulter of Frankfort a Coulter Smock Co stockholder is seriously ill after nine months of high blood pressure. Doctors urge rest or foreign climate. He owns interests in furniture stores in Frankfort Lebanon Kokomo and South Bend and holds heavy stock in McDougall Cabinet Factory. He is active in church civic affairs and president of the State Furniture Dealers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred 8S. Coulter
Frankfort
Coulter Smock Co
Coulter
Lebanon
Kokomo
South Bend
McDougall
State Furniture Dealers Association
Union Services Take Summer Role for City Churches
Ministers announce June and July schedule for united evening services replacing individual church meetings. First service Sunday at 7:30 PM with speakers A L Ward F L Hardy K W Robbins O H Carmichael and W Cash to July 19. July 26 to be chosen from outside the city. Outdoor meetings planned at public square to seat hundreds with autos invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ward
F. L. Hardy
K. W. Robbins
O. Hf. Carmichael
W. Cash
United Services
Lebanon
Statesman Backed by Montgomery Delegation for Kokomo Nomination
Delegates from Crawfordsville and Montgomery county travel to Kokomo for the Republican congressional convention to nominate James F. Statesman. Two carloads from Lebanon depart this afternoon with more workers and delegates to follow tomorrow morning, ahead of the Thursday morning session at Sipe theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Congress
Lebanon
Montgomery County
James F. Statesman
Crawfordsville
Kokomo Ia
Republican Party
Sipe
Northwestern Traction
Frankfort
Lawn care bulletin urges high mowing and leaf drop
The Department of Agriculture advises to cut grass high, leave clippings, and avoid iron rakes unless planting seed. Landscape gardeners say mowers should be set high to avoid dense cropping. Raking disturbs soil and dropped clippings protect roots during dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Epworth League Convention Heads to Indianapolis
The Crawfordsville district Epworth League will hold its district convention in Indianapolis at King Avenue Church on June 18 and 19. Delegates include Glee Bowen and Esther Brauchard from Crawfordsville and Edward Worley as district officer. Program features Mr. Worley presiding, Mrs. Monroe Bush presenting, and Rev. Kirk Walden Robbins delivering an address titled How Do You Do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Robbins
Monroe Bush
Edward Worley
Glee Bowen
Esther Brauchard
Epworth League
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
King Avenue Church
Department of World Evangelism
Kirk Walden Robbins
Lebanon
Esther Branchard
A. G. Leazenby
D. D
J. Milton Williams
Linden
Naomi Voris
Edward B. Worley
G. Albert Emerich
Sugar Grove
Harry P. Frazier
Stella Wasson
Trinity Church
C. H. Treadway
North
Sheffield Avenue
Crawfordeville
Oake Hall
Progressives Hold A Very Important Workers Meeting
A large Progressive gathering in the convention hall discusses party unity. Albert J. Beveridge leads with praise for farm policy and free speech concerns while the state chairman stresses no amalgamation across all 92 counties. Editors and other party members are invited to withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Beveridge
J.C. Simmons Hardware Co
Livestock Meeting Series Promotes Hog Care and Stock Raising
County Agent R W Imel will host meetings with Dr Clark on hog care and cholera prevention. An illustrated livestock lecture with fifty views on cattle horses hogs and sheep will be presented by Imel. Sessions set for June 23 in Jefferson township Jamestown and June 24 in Harrison township Fayette Hall with open invitation for all farming and stock raising interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Imel
Clark
State Extension Department
Imel
Mark Beck
Jefferson
Jamestown
B. Knowlton
Harrison
Fayette Hall
Frankfort Boy Sentenced for Gun Club Robbery
Alva Eads a fourteen year old Frankfort resident and son of Mr and Mrs Geo R Eads was sent to the Indiana School for Boys at Plainfield after the recent Frankfort Gun Club robbery he instigated. W R C members mark their 21st anniversary at the G A R Hall Friday at 1 30 with a gathering call to all members. Sarah Osburn 1st Cor.
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Alva Eads
Geo. R. Eads
Frankfort
Indiana School For Boys
Plainfield
Eads
G. A. R. Hall
Sarah Osburn
New Police Signal Boxes Installed in Lebanon
The Lebanon police have installed an optical and telephone alert box at the northwest corner of Lebanon and Main streets to summon the night officer. A red glass box and a red top light signal when a call is placed, remaining on until answered. Police will assess Fourth of July celebrations for sanity with no mayoral-imposed restrictions anticipated.
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Lebanon
Main
Darlington Party Honors Miss Van Auken Returning From College
The H I M Club hosted at Miss Francis Dunbar's home in Darlington to honor Hazel Van Auken home from Terre Haute where she studied. Pineapple sherbet and wafers were served to attendees including Bessie Milner Beatrice Thompson Maye Larrick Alta Cox Gertrude Gray Lois Larrick Nellie Flaningham Margaret Hiatt Ruth Little Gretchen Miller Gladys Cox and guest Marjorie Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
H. I. M. Club
Francis Dunbar
Hazel van Auken
Terre Haute
Bessie Milner
Beatrice Thompson
Maye Larrick
Alta Cox
Gertrude Gray
Lois Larrick
Nellie Flaningham
Margaret Hiatt
Ruth Little
Gretchen Miller
Gladys Cox
Marjorie Cox
Spectacular Initiation Opens Ben Hur Session at Moose Hall
Crawfordsville reports the Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur opening session with welcome from the mayor and a greeting from Peter Luther of Brazil. Delegates hear officer reports and committee appointments, followed by a banquet at the Maonic Temple and a major initiation at Music Hall. The session is expected to close Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Supreme Tribe of
Ben Hur
Peter Luther
Brazil
Maonic
Music Hall
Jamestown Dentist Earns Second Honors at Indiana Dental College
Dr L S Harlan of Jamestown received second honors in his graduating class at the Indiana Dental College commencement held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Harlan of
Jamestown
Indiana Dental College
Tampico Sunk After Naval Clash in Mexico Crisis
A battle between rebel Tampico and federal Merrero near Tampico left the Tampico sunk with two 4 inch guns and a torpedo tube. The Tampico’s captain and chief engineer shot themselves as defeat loomed. US ships New Orleans Perry and Pierble witnessed and aided the Tampico crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Higward
Navy Department
United States
New Orleans
Perry
Pierble
Crisis in Rebel Ranks Ends With Villa Denials
Elpaso Texas reports Villa's friends deny a rift with Carranza and say he has no intention of breaking with the rebel faction. They cite subordinates seizing the office and censorship of messages as possible causes of misinterpretation. Forty Carranza loyalists were sent to Torreon. telegraph operators to be examined by Villa. Villa shown as likely to control the north when the situation clears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elpaso
Tex
Villa
Carranza
Mexican Congress Called in Extra Session
Mexico City reports a hurried extra session of the Mexican Congress with a bill prepared by Foreign Relations and Interior aimed at pacification. Details were kept secret as the measure was expected to be of high national importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexican Congress
Department of Foreign Relations
of the Interior
Bastardy Charge Filed Against Luther Sheets
Luther Sheets aged 23 of West Pearl Street is jailed on a bastardy charge filed by Miss Mattie Brandenburg of West Superior Street. The trial is set for Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Sheets
West Pearl St
Mattie Brandenburg
West Superior Street
Canton Area Club H L King Love and Roses Flower Song
Individuals and events from a Canton area club program include H L King with Love and Roses and Flower Song, Dauzet March, F H Losey Gems of Stephen Foster, Tobani Notoriety, Kathryn Widmer Cornet Duet and Jennie Polka, Byers H P Coates and Orion Swigger, Sylvan Echoes, Byers Dream of the Fairies, Johnson March, Military Tribune, Taylor Irwin Brown sailing to Michigan for a Platt Lake fishing party with Joe Coons and John Huber.
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Canton Area
H. L. King
Dauzet
F. H. Losey Gems
Stephen Foster
Tobani
Kathryn Widmer
Jennie
Byers
H. P. Coates
Orion Swigger
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Ransdell-Buchanan
Danville
Rev. Ward
Fred Coulter
Montgomery
T. L. Stovall
Wm. Riley Halstead
Department of Spiritual Work
Fern Thompson
Litton
Feir
Progres
Sives
DR. Clark
State Extention Department
Lebanon and
Main Streets
Business Men’s Association
Darlington Party
Miss Auken
Ben Urrs
Moose Hall
U. S
United States Navy Department
Irwin Brown
Platt Lake
Mich
Joe Coons
John Huber
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