McCulloch Nominated on Third Ballot at Indiana Dem Convention
Dr Carleton B McCulloch of Indianapolis wins the Democratic governorship nomination on the third ballot as Ball withdrawals and transfers from Crittensberger and Durgan push his total to 892 against 284 for Cravens and 72 for Crittenberger. The convention opens with speeches by Van Nuys Chambers and Ralston, while the resolutions plank condemns race or religious bigotry and calls tax reform highway maintenance and cooperative marketing.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Carleton B. McCulloch
Chas. F. Balls
Terre Haute
Crittenberger
Durgan
McCulloch
Bott
Cravens
Priest
Holt
McCullough
Batt
Burgan
Frederick van Nuys
Walters
Chambers
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
John McFadden
Rockville
William H. O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Robert Bracken
Frankfort
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
Senator Ralston
Ralston
Aeries
Fim
Reverend McKinsey Honored by G A R Delegation
The Rev W P McKinsey of this city was elected national delegate to the Grand Army of the Republic encampment to be held in September in Boston Mass. Other officers and delegates were chosen at the closing session of the state encampment in Frankfort with W R C attendees and a large parade noted as possibly the largest ever in Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McKinsey
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Mass
Frankfort
Hay
Henry Caylor
George D Abraham
F. M. van Pelt
Anderson
David Strouse
Danville
Rockville
William Kemp
William Molyneaux
Gary
E. H. Cowan
Crawfordsville
Lyman EK. Hanna
Muncie
C. C. Schroeder
Alonzo Murphy
Lafayette Larsh
S. M. Hay
G. A. JR
David Rammel
W. FE. Whittinghill
Charles Warren
J. T. Alexander
Joseph Reese
Joseph Witham
William Richey
Rich Mountain Post
William Henry
I. N. Custer
Edgar Mills
Theodore Caldwell
A. L. Howard
Robert Burns
Harry Knight
James Slagle
Joseph Foxworthy
Otis Johnsonbaugh
Rebecca Partner
Mary I. Bennett
Elmer ‘van Arsdall
W. C. Kennedy
Thomas Small
Mary Davidson
P. F. Wilson
Joe Jackson
Princeton
J. T. Huckleberry
Zionsville
Huckleberry
Carrier Boys Enjoy Picnic At The Park
The Lebanon Daily Reporter and Indianapolis News carrier boys were hosted at Memorial Park for a weiner roast led by Glenn Eaton. They played games, baseball, jumping, leap frog and used the playground, with a camp fire and a late but cheerful wrap up around 9. Attendees included John Miller, Herman Parks, DeVon Hanlon, Theodore Strain, Eugene Strain, Alfred Rogers, Chester Stewart, Eugene Sharp, Wayne Cunningham, Wendell Kern, Kenneth Kernodle, Ira Straughn, John Straughn, Robert Sterling, Donald Adams, Malcolm Hall, Delbert Parker, James Irvine, Robert Hutchinson, George Hornaday, Earl Whitely, John Routh, Elliott Hooton, Eugene Rader, Richard Higgins, Norman Mumma, Milton Nestor, Baron Johnson, Marion Huntsinger and Ralph Shaull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Indianapolis News
Memorial Park
Weiner
Glenn Eaton
John Miller
Herman Parks
DeVon Hanlon
Theodore Strain
Eugene Strain
Alfred Rogers
Chester Stewart
Eugene Sharp
Wayne Cunningham
Wendell Kern
Kenneth Kernodle
Ira Straughn
John Straughn
Robert Sterling
Donald Adams
Malcolm Hall
Delbert Parker
James Irvine
Robert Hutchinson
George Hornaday
Earl Whitley
John Routh
Elliott Hooton
Eugene Rader
Richard Higgins
Norman Mumma
Milton Nestor
Baron Johnson
Marion Huntsinger
Ralph Shaull
Boy Scout Rally Set in Lebanon June 12
A Boone county Boy Scout rally bringing all troops to Lebanon high school gym on Thursday night June 12 at 7 o'clock announced by Lebanon Troop Two Scoutmaster L. B. Raper. Troops from Thorn Town Zionsville Advance and Jamestown invited with ribbons for winning patrol colors.
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Boone County
Lebanon High School
L. B. Raper
Lebanon
Thorntown
Zionsville
Advance
Jamestown
Paul Revere
Hound Patrol
Panther Patrol
Marion Smith
Byron Fletcher
Prairie Creek
Walsh Report Signals Oil Scandal Review
Washington June 5 Senator Thomas J Walsh unofficial prosecutor of the public lands committee said a Senate report on the Teapot Dome and Elk Hills naval oil reserves shows the leasing to Harry F Sinclair and E. L. Doheny cannot be justified legally or morally. The 86 page review notes no clear legislative fixes and urges avoiding unwarranted authority and preserving emergency oil in the ground.
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Washington
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Harry F’. Sinclair
E. L. Doheny
Interior
Albert Fall
Secretary of the Navy
Edwin B. Denby
Thomas J. Walsh
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Walsh
Navy
Lowden Favored For Second Place At Coolidge Convention
Cleveland reports ex-Governor Frank C. Lowden of Illinois remains the favorite for second place on the 1924 Republican ticket. He leads among possible candidates for VP due to farming credentials and leadership of a major cooperative marketing group, with discussions centering on his suitability to appease western wheat and livestock interests.
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Cleveland
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Coolidge
Lowden
Calvin Coolidge
National Committee
West
Northwest
Washington
Governor Lowden
White House
View Stamp Issue Is Received Here
The first lot of Hugue not Walloon tercentenary stamps has arrived, printed in three denominations. Only the two cent stamp reached here, a large red design depicting the landing of the Walloons at Albany, New York in 1624. Ten thousand stamps were received with many already sold.
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Arry T. Jompson
Rovernment
America
Albany
N. Y
Minister Killed by Boy At Heist Incident Report
Dracut Massachusetts June 5 Reverend Michael C Gilbridge pastor of a Collinsville church was shot to death in the doorway of John King s home while administering last rites to Kings aged father Young King an atheist was arrested after a gun battle with police in which Police Captain David Rietro was severely wounded
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Dracut
Mass
Michael C. Gilbridge
Collinsville
John King
King
Young King
David Rietro
Owell
Noblesville Photographers Open Lebanon Studio
Irvin and Thayer, Noblesville photographers, will open a new studio at 111 West South Street in the Stanley Block Lebanon next Monday. Portraits will be taken there and sent to Noblesville for development before returning to customers. The rear half houses the studio while the front hosts the Singer Sewing Machine Company, with J. Steward and wife in charge and a full parts line available.
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Irvin & Thayer
Noblesville
Lebanon
West South Street
Stanley Block
Fctures
Singer Sewingine Company
Peeney To Os
Steward
Court ruling limits alcohol withdrawals for industry
Washington June 5 the District of Columbia Supreme Court set aside and declared valid sections of prohibition regulations granting the Treasury Department authority to limit the amount of alcohol that may be withdrawn from bond for industrial purposes.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Defense Forms US Battle Lines in Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago June 5 battle lines set in the fifteen million dollar fight to save Nath an Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb. Defense attorneys met with the youths at the county jail as indictments were expected, Benjamin Bachrach visiting daily with Walter to note conversations while the state’s attorney's office sent witnesses to the grand jury. The defense shifted toward a formal $15 million strategy as Leopold and Loeb refused further questioning at Crowe’s office on advice of counsel.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Loeb
Benjamin Bachrach
Walter Bachrach
Bachrach
Leopold
Atadi Ofice
Boatman Visit To See Davis Family In Veedersburg
Mr and Mrs Lester Boatman of Veedersburg visited today with Mrs Davis their parents and other relatives and friends in the community.
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Lester Boatman
Veedersburg
Joe Davis
Man Beal Adjudged Insane After Srite Shooting
John Beal aged 39 was found guilty of shooting with intent to kill in Hamilton circuit court and sentenced to the criminal insane ward at Michigan City. After conviction he was adjudged to be of unsound mind. Three weeks earlier Beal shot and seriously wounded Roy Srite of Sheridan without cause.
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John Beal
Hamilton
Michigan City
Beal
Roy Srite
Sheridan
Darlington Child Rescued After Tub Fall
The year old son of Mr and Mrs Quinn of Darlington nearly drowned after toppling into a tub of water. He was saved by his grandfather as he leaned over the tub to look in it and fell in.
La Follette Plans Read With Campaign Launch
Washington June 5 Senator Robert M LaFollette of Wisconsin seen as presidential candidate advances campaign planning. He aims to avoid a direct bolt from Cleveland and will keep Wisconsin delegation voting to support him while rejecting the platform. LaFollette may not attend Cleveland to rest after pneumonia with many speeches and general meetings in Washington at present.
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Washington
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Cleveland
LaFollette
Pees
Coolidge
Lebanon plans 1924 Chautauqua in Memorial Park
Lebanon organizers announce the 1924 Chautauqua to run July 8 to 12 in a big tent at Memorial Park in olde style. The program features Vert Haar Company concerts, Bennett Players, Goforth Orchestra, and Dr. S Parks Cademan lectures, with arrangements hopeful for park use and large crowds.
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Lebanon
Memorial Park
Exec
Memorial Sag Tauqua
Boone County
Park Board
Goforth
Black and Gold Orchestra
Abraham Ticoin
S. Parks Cademan
New York City
Gunsolus
Assessor Payments Totaling 4380 Across Townships
Township assessors and deputies received 4370 for making personal assessments this year per the county commissioners docket. Lebanon Center townships incurred 729 in costs for the task, with vouchers detailing each recipient’s payout across multiple townships and individuals.
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Lebanon
Center Township
Alfred L. Padgett
Marion
Otto Ditzenberger
Joseph H. Jaques
Washington
Pearl Jaques
T. O. Matthews
Sugar Creek
Union
Jacob R. Ferguson
Eagle
Eloise Ferguson
M. Weber
Perry
Cordon R. Carney
Harrison
Carney
Ernest Smith
Jackson
E. R. Proffitt
Smith
O. D. Caldwell
Worth
Hazel Weber
Sone
Alice Neese
Wofs
Caplinger
Center
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Mkinsey
Gar
Carrier Boys
H. S. Gym
Scouts
Monad
Srite
Vert Haar Concert Company
Sweet
Willis
Ol Craopular
Opera Company
Bohemian Fallscolandien
Davies Opera Company
Davies
Lebanon and
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