Hoover leadership praised by Hyde at Indiana rally
Secretary Hyde told the Indiana Republican State Convention that America is fortunate to have Herbert Hoover guiding the nation through postwar recovery. He cited farm relief, debt settlements, tax cuts, law enforcement, waterways development, and international diplomacy as key achievements, while defending Prohibition and arguing for two dominant political parties.
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Indianapolis
America
Herbert Hoover
Arthur M. Hyde
Hoover
Indiana
Hyde
Mexico
Federal Farm Board
Ind
Elza C
Resolutions Committee
Rules Committee
Pate
Rogers
Cable Tabernacle
Elmer Jones
Centenary Methodist Church of
Girl Makes Love To Street Car Motorman Who Promptly Places Her Under Arrest
Aurora, June 5. Robert Van Winkle, 22, a one man trolley motor man, arrested a 19 year old girl after she kissed him on his lone Aurora Elgin run. He testified he could not abandon his post. The judge dismissed the charge and advised family action.
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Aurora, Ill
Robert van Winkle
Robert
Aurora
Elgin
Bob
Weber
Marie Koch
van Winkle
Improvement Noted In Judge Artman Condition
A slight improvement was noted in Judge Samuel R. Artman who was taken to Witham hospital after a fall from a porch roof at his Country Club Park home. He has regained consciousness and, though still serious, doctors are hopeful for surgery to relieve spinal pressure from three fractured vertebrae.
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Samuel R. Artman
Witham Hospital
Cannon Withdraws as Senate Witness in Hearings
Washington June 5 Bishop James Cannon Jr defied the Senate lobby committee for two days then withdrew as a witness. He refused to answer further questions and left the room with crutch and cane after reading a prepared statement accusing the panel of persecuting him and arguing no longer to attend the hearings as a voluntary witness.
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Washington
James Cannon Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Walsh
Montana
Blaine
Wisconsin
Fire destroys six Wheatland buildings in Indiana blaze
Wheatland Indiana June 5 fire swept the business district destroying six structures including Rogers Grocery Ford Garage Ward residence Farmers and Merchants Bank Left store and Wallace bakery with a damage estimate of 75000. Fire cut communications with other cities as Vincennes firemen aided fight hampered by water shortages.
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Wheatland
Ind
Rogers Grocery
Ford
Thomas Ward
Farmers and Merchants Bank
W. D. Left
F. D. Wallace
Vincennes
Pio Th Fe
Boone County to receive bids for road and bridge projects
Boone commissioners set bid receipt by July 8 for the R E Bennett cement road in Lebanon the Glenn LaFollette gravel road on the Boone Montgomery county boundary and seven bridges across Boone County with total bridge costs around 25489. Specific bridges include Kirks Mill Sugar Creek township 1250 Ed Smith ditch Perry township 2875 Fishback Creek Eagle township 445 Abbitt road Eagle Creek Marion township 5570 Thompson gravel road Marion township 7850 Mutchler road Marion township 7085 and a Sedwick gravel road retaining wall 234.
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Merle Harvey
R. E. Bennett
Lebanon
Glenn LaFollette
Boone
Montgomery Counties
Boone Commissioners
Noblé Street
Forge
Indianapolis Avenue
Bly
Kirks-Mill
Sugar Creek Township
Ed Smith
Perry Township
Fishback Creek
E. Pitzer
Eagle Township
Eagle Creek
Abbitt Road
Marion Township
Sedwick
Marion
William A. Rose
Washington and
Jefferson Townships
Avery Spencer
William F. Sweet
Jefferson
William H. Wilson
E. D. Worrell
S. W. Titus
Sugar Creek
Sam Wilhoite
Ambrose E Smith
Jackson Township
Oliver Clark
LeRoy Smith
Green Ditch
Etter
Perry
Worth
Lebanon Exposition Opens June 18 to 21
Lebanon business houses prepare for the Lebanon Exposition and Good Will Jubilee extending June 18 to 21. The Chamber of Commerce expects a large turnout and full booths in a water-proof canvas auditorium. Exhibits will showcase Lebanon made goods and items available in local establishments. Two display booths are shown at the Boy Scout hall in The Reporter building for visitor inspection and planning guidance. Chamber president Noble P. Shelby emphasizes the event is not a money making scheme and will reject gambling features.
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Chamber of Commerce
Boone County
Robert L. Littrell
Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce
Lebanon
Noble P. Shelby
Attempt To Slay Archbishop At Sofia
London dispatches report an assassination attempt on Archbishop Stephan of Sofia. The message offers no details beyond noting the attack was unsuccessful.
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Sofia
London
Stephan of
Kiwanis Luncheon Supports Scout Troop 211 Fund
The Kiwanis Club hosted a noon luncheon at Harney School Scout room to aid Boy Scout Troop 211. Proceeds fund the Scout fund as Virgil Stump leads the troop in a program featuring oath demonstrations, flag salute, harmonica solos, and the investiture of Howard Reed with a Scout badge.
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Kiwanis Club
Harney School
Virgil Stump
Perry Davis
Clarence Hauser
Wayne Click
Russell French
John Fulwider
James Hanna
Clint Floyd
George Burgess
Wendell Martin
Wayneee
Dick Lenox
Rogram
Howard Reed
Hugette Higgins
Shelbyville
Robert Gry
Santi Des Wacowh
S Ll
Samuel L. Burke Rites Held at Central Christian Church
Last rites for Samuel L. Burke age 70 were conducted Wednesday at Central Christian Church with burial at Oak Hill. Rev. Carl H. Barnett and Rev. A. L. Ward officiated. Burke, a longtime church elder and deacon, died Monday after paralysis and heart complications. Lebanon Odd Fellows members served as pallbearers and gave funeral rites at the grave. Out of town relatives attended the services.
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Samuel L. Burke
Wilbur Slagle
Central Christian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Carl H. Barnett
A. L. Ward
Noblesville
Burke
Lebanon
Anniversary observance marks 40 years of Woman's Missionary Society
The Central Christian Church hosted an all day meeting for the fortieth anniversary of the Woman's Missionary Society, merged into the Woman's Council. More than 100 attended, including charter members and former out of town guests. A luncheon opened the day, with afternoon programs led by officers Miss Nellie Lewis presiding. Messages from former pastors and members were read, memorial address by Rev A L Ward, and musical selections included a solo by George L Myers and the song We’ve A Story to Tell To The Nations. Pageant Then and Now on Mission Field followed.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Central Christian Church
Woman's Council
Charles M. Forbes
Woman’s Council
Mary Stevens Myers
Valparaiso
O. H. Greist
Indianapolis
W.C. Darnall
Nellie Lewis
Ella Wills
Rose DeVol
Jessie Coons
Homer Dale
Hillside Church
Nora Darnall
United Christian Missionary Society
National Headquarters
Roy ‘Deadman
Fairbury
Neb
E. T. Lane
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lane
Will Osburn
Harrie DeVol
Gulfport
H. P. Sicks
Tort Myers, Fla
Olive Dicks ‘Miller
Evansville
Ind
Fred Coombs
Muncie
A. E. Kemmer
Lafayette
Eliza Threlkeld
Thorntown
Lida Caldwell
Effie Cobb
Los Angeles
Calif
Hattie Marvin
Newick
Lucy Moody
Whittier
Cora Morgan Wilams
Long Beach
A. L. Ward
Noblesville
Catherine Johnstone Yigbee
C. C. Cassady
Mellie Johnson Stephenson
George L. Myers
Baby Boy Born At Witham Hospital In Lebanon Route Thirty
Mr and Mrs J Dorsey Heffiner of Lebanon Route Thirteen welcome Byron John Heffiner a baby boy born Wednesday afternoon at Witham Hospital Names reflect the family and birthplace with the new arrival noted in a local society style notice.
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J.dorsey Heffiner
Lebanon
Witham Hospital
Byron John
Children's Day Program at Mechanicsburg Church
The Mechanicsburg Christian Church will hold a Children's Day program this Sunday at 8 o'clock in the evening. The public is invited.
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Mechanicsburg Christian Church
Leslie Attacks Primary Plan in Convention Talk
Indianapolis June 5 Governor Harry G Leslie attacked Indiana's primary election system in a speech to the Republican state convention. He warned of candidate proliferation and money spent for nominations, urging reforms while noting the platform was noncommittal. He urged a Republican Congress and outlined state tax, highway, and conservation efforts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana
Justice of the Peace
Congress
Benjamin Willoughby
Supreme Court
Thomas B. Coulter
Vincennes
T. Morton McDonald
Princeton
Willoughby
Gold Star Mother Injured at Rheims
Rheims France June 5 An other casualty of the American Gold Star Mothers pilgrimage occurred today when Mrs D J Smith of Billings Ohio fell fracturing two ribs She was placed under care of physicians at the Hotel Crystal and doctors express hope for a speedy recovery.
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Rheims
France
D. J. Smith
Billings
Ohio
Crystal
Lebanon Firemen Taken for a Ride
The Lebanon fire department responded to a midnight alert for a car fire at Indianapolis Avenue and Noble Street only to find no blaze. Chief Charles Moore labeled it a false alarm as the crew returned to bed after a long night.
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Paul Revere
Lebanon
Lebanon Youths Admit to Filling Station Robbery
Police hold Francis Moss 17 and Alfred Lasley 16 of Lebanon after they allegedly confessed to robbing Producers Oil Company station in April and again on April 26 stealing 220 dollars. Moss recently lived in Indianapolis and Lasley worked as a messenger in town. They were caught by night watchman George Ricketts during a prowling incident and later questioned about a recent Lebanon robbery.
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Anderson
Lebanon
Francis Moss
Alfred Lasley
Moss
Indianapolis
Lasley
Producers Oil Company
George Ricketts
Rosa Clingler 73 dies of diabetes in Gadsden
Rosa Clingler aged 73 died at her Gadsden home after a three month illness attributed to diabetes. She was born in Boone county and lived on the family farm for 46 years. Surviving husband William Clingler, two daughters Nellie Warburton and Arlie Dye, three grandchildren, two brothers D. E. Bush and J. M. Bush. Funeral Friday at 2:30 pm at Mt Run Church with Rev. Joseph Warburton officiating. burial in Mt Run Cemetery.
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Rosa Clingler
Gadsden
Clingler
Boone County
Daniel Bush
William Clingler
Nellie Warburton
Arlie Dye
Lebanon
D. E. Bush
Beech Grove
J. M. Bush
Missouri
Lane’s Chapel
Slabtown
Mts. Run
Joseph Warburton
Mts. Run Cemetery
Ford Plans to Build Auto Plant in China
Washington reports Henry Ford plans a mammoth automobile plant in Shanghai despite turbulent conditions in China. He disclosed the project in a long conference, noting timing and build operations are not yet set.
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FORD
China
Washington
Henry Ford
Shanghai
Coulter Wins Nomination For Supreme Court
Indianapolis June 5 The Indiana Anti Saloon League won a long fight to nominate Thomas Coulter of Knox county circuit court Vincennes for the Supreme Court First District McDonald of Princeton also ran Willoughby was an arch enemy of Dr Shumaker Final vote Coulter 1089 McDonald 514 Willoughby 352 Allen county led the landslide after the first ballot Coulter within one and a half votes of nomination The first ballot showed Coulter 973 1/2 Willoughby 635 1/2 McDonald 387
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Benjamin M. Willoughby
Indiana Supreme Court
Dr. B.S
Republican State Convention
Thomas B. Cowlter
Knox County Circuit Court
Vincennes
Supreme Court
Allen County
Judge Coulter
Coulter
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