Crane Resigns as Secretary Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Perry H. Crane resigns after four years as secretary and one year as secretary-treasurer to become director of rural sales for Automatic Fire Bar Riishes Company of Dayton Ohio. He will join about June 15 and has long been a dairy pro with Crane Brothers near Lebanon. L L Needler, Grant County Farm Bureau president, elected after 39 ballots with other Farm Bureau notables receiving votes. Continued on Page Seven.
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Perry H. Crane
Indiana Ymreau Federation
Automatic Fire Bar Riishes Company
Dayton
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Indiana
Crane
Mr. Crane
Boone County
Victor S. Crane
Lebanon
Crane Brothers
Victor Crane
Farm Organisation
Paris directs potential execution of American Clare
Acting on Briand's instruction War Minister Painleve telegrammed the Damascus army commander to execute Gilbert Clare an American linked to the Foreign Service. The move came before Paris had official confirmation while reports claimed Clare faced desertion charges. Ambassador Herrick sought informal intercession once Washington weighed in.
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Paris
Dune
Briand
Paul Painleve
Penery
Army of the Orient
Damascus
Gilbert Clare
The
Foreign Sea
Clare
Bennett Ty
Memphis
Tenn
Biloxi
Miss
Noteen
Otder
War Ministry
Council of War
Ambavandor Herrick
Washington
No Will Left by Veteran Tinner
Papers issued to Willa R. Tice to close the estate of her husband John Tice who died suddenly on a Wednesday. Heat cerneratis bond of Mr. Tice left no will. His estate valued at about $10,000, with his widow and son receiving personal property. Several names appear in the fragmented text including Miss Farina Saal Tice and others, reflecting the unsettled probate details.
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Willa R. Tice
John
Tice
Tinners
Nazarenes Plan Prayer Services
A late notice outlines a prayer meeting at the Nazarene church on Greeny Street at 7:30 p.m. A cottage prayer service will be held at Mrs Susie Denburg home on West Ash street Thursday evening at 7:30. Public invited and a tent meeting announcement is expected.
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Nazarene Church
Susiedenburg
Ash Street
Brookhart Wins Nomination in Iowa Senate Race
Des Moines reports Brookhart leads Cummins in early returns for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate. With over 1 01 precincts tallied, Brookhart shows a margin around 40 000 votes, while Democratic rivals Porter and Murtagh hold steady. Analysts forecast Brookhart could reach 60 000 to 70 000 by full results, as Haugen trails Bearman for renomination.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Brookhart
Senate
Albert B. Cummins
Cummins
Claude R. Porter
J. ©. Murtagh
Gilbert N. Hauglin
Haugen
Hward W. Bearman
Vote Today
Smith W. Brookhart
United States Senate
Page
Lowden Dawes Wing of GOP Grows in Power
Washington reports show an unpremeditated Lowden Dawes wing gaining strength in the Republican party as Farm State revolt spreads. Leaders Lowden Dawes and Watson unite to challenge Coolidge on farm price stabilization and Work Court issues. They are cited as potential presidential contenders with possible alignment behind Lowden.
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Washington
Lowden-Dawes
West
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Jim Watson
Indiana
Coolidge
Lowden
Dawes
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge Mellon to Speak in Indiana Campaign
Indiana Republicans plan to invite President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon to speak in the state during the next fall campaign. State officials traveled to Washington to arrange meetings, with invitations to be extended by key party leaders. A statewide Republican workers gathering is proposed for Indianapolis in late July.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Coolidge
Andrew Merlin
the Treasury
Harry Fenton
State Committee
Washington
Suresident
Mellon
Clyde Walb
Lawrence Cartwright
D. T. Moorman
Melton
Wash
Baptist Children's Day Exercises Postponed
The First Baptist Church postponed its Children's Day exercises planned for next Sunday due to the smallpox situation. The pastor said there is no alarm but assembling a large group would be unwise, so the event will be held at a later date.
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First Baptist Church
DePauw Fees Reduced to 150 Dollars Next Semester
DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana will cut the semester fee from 225 dollars to 150 dollars starting next fall. The change follows a trustees meeting after a prior 225 dollar increase approved last January.
Florida primary voters cast ballots today in state race
Miami, June 8. Florida went to the polls in the state primary today. Seven candidates contested the Free national posts, while Ruth Bryan Owens, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, drew the most discussion as she sought the state legislative nomination from the fourth district.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Ruth Bryan Owens
William Jennings Bryan
Threats Against Duchess of York Spark Headlines
London reports threats to kidnap the Duchess of York, wife of the Duke of York, intercepted illiterate letter en route to her and tied to an impending Sandwich visit. A lunatic is suspected, with a similar note reaching Buckingham Palace recently. The duchess has been prominently mentioned amid royal family news.
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London
Duchess of York
George
Mary
Daily Mirror
Sandwich
Lady Astor
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth Alexandria Mary
Duke of York
Eighteen Killed in Polish Ukrainian Clash
Berlin reports unconfirmed news of eighteen dead and eighty wounded in Lemberg Poland amid clashes between Ukrainian students and Polish troops. The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung received the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Deutache Allegemeine Zeitung
Lemberg
Poland
Murder Trial Shocks Long Island Family in Cottage Fire
New York June 8 police suspect murder in the deaths of Mrs. Ponzelli 66 and her grandchildren Mary Mazola 4 and John Mazola 2 in a cottage fire near the Jamaica marshes. Autopsy says the woman was beaten with a club and the girl stabbed. the boy perished in the blaze.
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New York
Long Island
Ponzelli
Mary Mazola
John Mazola
Jamaica Marshes
Treasury sees no bond sales as tax receipts rise
Secretary Mellon announced the government will forgo bond offerings on June 16 due to higher income tax and other receipts. He noted the total public debt due June 15 is about 338 million dollars, smaller than usual, boosting hopes for further tax cuts ahead of the 1928 election.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Administration
Wise
Ellen
Appointed Governor General of Canada
An official notice states that Lord Willingdon has been appointed Governor General of Canada. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Canada
London
Lord Willingdon
Cony
Driver Flirts With Morpheus and Lizzie Runs Wild
Fred G. Anderson of Alexandria along with a sleeping companion wrecked a Ford coupe on Crawfordsville road near Dover after dozing off. Lizzie, a nearby horse, jumped the ditch and crushed several yards of Oscar Sparks farm fence. Both occupants were uninjured. Anderson agreed to pay for fence damage and was not detained by police.
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Fred G. Anderson
Alexandria
MorPheus
Anderson
Crawfordsville
Dover
Oscar Sparks
Lizzie
Robert Ferguson Called by Death in Jefferson Township
Robert M. Ferguson, 69, pioneer Boone county resident, died at his home near Galliday school in Jefferson township after a five year illness. He was born in the county, married Susan H. Plew in 1879, and survived by his widow, three children, two brothers, and two sisters. Funeral services at Providence Church, where he was a member, are planned.
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Robert M. Ferguson
Boone County
Galliday School
Jefferson Township
Mr. Ferguson
This County
Josiah Ferguson
Galliday
Susan H. Plew
Ides
Bert L. Gugon
Carl M. Ferguson
Lula A. Pointed
Advance
John Ferguson
Seymour and
Ferguson
Innapolis
Eeny Trosper
Mary Pointer
Wars
Eral
Providence Church
I .He 4Th
Olin
Officers Guests at Dinner Party at Armory
About thirty officers from all firing batteries of the 189th Field Artillery Indiana National Guard attended a four day Regimental Officers Training School session opening at the local Armory Monday. A complimentary dinner at Alen Country Club honored Col. John S. Fishback and staff, with Capt. F. H. Timmerman and Capt. Hugh Boone, federal instructors, in attendance. The 139th Orchestra and Quartet provided entertainment, followed by Battery C demonstrations directed by Capt. Claude Crooks. Adjutant General William H. Kershner was expected to visit the school later today or Wednesday.
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189Th Field Artillery
Indiana National Guard
John S. Fishback
139Th
Alen Country Club
F. H. Timmerman
Hugh Boone
Battery C
Claude Crooks
William H. Kershner
Razing Old Landmark Sparks Reminiscences
GC. D. Daily of 608 West Pearl Street recalls the Farnsworth house at 224 West Pearl Street being razed this week for a modern story and a half house. He notes it was once known as the old Kernodule place, recalling a history published last night.
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GC. D. Daily
West Pearl Street
Farnsworth
Kernodle Place
County agent appointment deferred to July meeting
The county board of education delayed appointing a county agricultural agent, postponing action until July due to two absent members. Purdue speaker Prof. Tom Coleman endorsed Scott W. Milligan, who spoke on his training and experience. Milligan, a former Forest High School vocational instructor, was recommended for the post with pay of 2000 dollars yearly and 7 cents per mile travel expenses up to 30 dollars monthly.
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County Board of Education
Tom Coleman
Purdue
Scott W. Milligan
Milligan
Forest
Indiana
Star
Brunswick
State Board
Dr Little Addresses Indiana University Graduation Net
Dr Clarence Little president of the University of Michigan addressed 900 Indiana University graduates at the annual commencement in Bloomington. He cited two major developments in American higher education: greater state support and building, and a postwar flood of new students. He praised state governments for expanded funding and foresight shaping a background for a brighter university future.
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Bloomington
Ind
United States
Clarence Little
University of Michigan
Indiana
Little
Indiana University
Econd
M. E. Industrial Dinner Meeting Highlights
The annual all day meeting of the Woman's Industrial Society of the Methodist church will be held Wednesday with a noon pitch-in dinner. Afternoon program includes Miss Ho Lane solo, Mrs. A A Garner reading, Mrs. Bowers, Miss Bernice Martin, Miss Mary Louise Witt, Miss Mary Frances Edwards readings, Mrs. Clem Shirley piano solo, a dialogue by Mrs. W P Rice and Mrs. Ida Crider, and Miss Laverne Bart saxophone solo.
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Woman's Industrial Society of the Methodist Church
Miss Ho Lane
A. A. Garner
R. S. Barker
Mrs. Bowers
Bernice Martin
Mary Louise Witt
Mary Frances Edwards
Clem Shirley
W. P. Rice
Ida Crider
Laverne Bart
U S Steel Largest Corporation With $2.445 Billion Assets
New York June 8 The U S Steel corporation with total assets of 2.445 billion dollars is America's largest corporation. American Telephone & Telegraph and Standard Oil of New Jersey follow, each over a billion. Ford Motor Company ranks fourth with about 743 million.
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New York
Steel Corporation
America
American Telephone & Telegraph News
Andard” Oil Company
New Jersey
Ford Motor Company
Tax Hearings Set By Boone County Board of Review
The Boone County Board of Review announces dates for tax assessment hearings. Marion Clinton township taxpayers will appear June 21, with other towns hearing on successive days, culminating June 30 for Jackson Advance Jamestown. Lebanon is June 24 Center township June 28. The session runs until July 6, reviewing personal property and improvements. Members include County Assessor Peter I Wilson president, County Auditor Merle Harvey secretary, County Treasurer Clay Thompson, Daniel Booker and O Wallace. The board opened in the auditor's office and was sworn in before beginning work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County Board of Review
Marion
Clinton Township
Duythe
Jackson Township
Advance
Jamestown
Lebanon
Center Township
Board of Tax Review
Peter I. Wilson
Merle Harvey
Clay Thompson
Daniel Booker
O. Wallace
Miss Harvey
Sessi
Seven Killed in Sand Pit Blast at Berkley Springs
Seven men died and seven were injured in a premature blast at a Berkley Springs Glass Company sand pit. The tragedy struck during the final blast as workers prepared charges. fuses allegedly hastily laid. Victims named include Oliver Moon Livio Henry George Wall Romanus Dawson Emory Miller D W Miller and George Miller.
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Berkley Springs
W. Va
Berkley Springs Glass Company
Oliver Moon
Livio Henry
George Wall
Romanus Dawson
Emory Miller
D. W. Miller
George Miller
Tt Pit
Brazil Withdraw Threat Affects World League Balance
Geneva officials fear Brazil may quit the League of Nations, strengthening the Pan American Union and creating a rival bloc in the Western Hemisphere. Dispatches note Brazil seeks a permanent seat, prompting cautious reactions and commentary on potential shifts in global diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Brazil
Pa American Union of New World States
Geneva Organization
League
Ir Sa Lee
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State Farm Federation
Dayton Co
Needler
Nazarenes
Niowa
J. K. Watson
Coolidge Mellon
Baptist
Ighteen
Tree
Driver
Robert Ferguson
Col. J. S. Fishback
Boone
Education Board
DR. Little
Atl. U
M. E. Industrial
U. 8. Steel Concern Largest Corporation
Board OF Review
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