Hoover Dawes suggested as the 60ket ticket
Kansas City June 11 A Republican ticket of Hoover and Dawes is being pushed by Hoover leaders and Dawes supporters on the eve of the national convention. Dawes would likely attract western farm delegates while Hoover would gain western votes, though some Hoover friends oppose the idea. A North Dakota leader warned delegates may back such a ticket, with continued discussion noted on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hoover
Dawes
United Press
Manny Friends
Ernst
Kentucky
North Dakota
Lowden
Seven Heirs To Share In Summers Estate Tax
An order determining inheritance tax on the late Martin Summers estate was approved, valuing the net distributable estate at 18 727 57 among seven heirs. The gross estate before deductions totaled 19 666 77, with real estate valued at 1 350 and personal property 19 666 77. Heirs include Sarah E. Morgan Indianapolis May Summers Los Angeles Celia Frances Holt Lebanon Lily Fern Anderson Orlando Opal Parks Layman Frankfort Lilly Summers Shockley Elza Summers Shockley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Summers
Sarah E. Morgan
Indianapolis
May Summers
Los Angeles
Celia Frances Holt
Lebanon
Lily Fern Anderson
Orlando
Fla
Opal Parks Layman
Frankfort
Lilly Summers Shockley
Elza Summers Shockley
Twenty five die in German train wreck at Bavarian spot
Berlin reports twenty five killed and 108 injured when the Munich Cologne express derailed between Nurnberg and Wurzburg in Bavaria. The rear of the train remained on track with American travelers uninjured. Cause unknown. The crash site matches a past attempted wrecking location.
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Berlin
Cologne
Nurnberg
Wurzburg
Bavaria
Ourteen
Faerth
Burroughs Salesmen Hold Outing at Ulen Club
Thirty-one members of the Burroughs Adding Machine Company's safe force and office employees enjoyed an outing at the Ulen Country Club Saturday. In the afternoon a golf tournament was held and in spite of wet grounds some good scores were turned in. In the evening a fried chicken dinner was served at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Ulen Country Club
Army officer to survey Lebanon Airport needs
Captain H. Weir Cook of the U S Army and instructor of the 113th Aerial Squadron will visit Lebanon Thursday afternoon to detail steps for perfecting the South Side park as an airplane landing and take-off field. He will meet city council members and report on needed improvements as part of a broader state effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Weir Cook
U. S. Army
113Th Aerial Squadron
Indiana National Guard
Lebanon
South Side
Cook
Claude Crooks
139Th Field Artillery
Ernest Lewis
Million-dollar surrender demand blocks Tientsin peace
Shanghai June 11 General Chang Tsung Chang asked one million dollars from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and local wealthy neighbors before agreeing to peaceful surrender of Tientsin to Nationalist forces. Chang still controls the city and has refused withdrawal terms. Japanese forces have pressed him to resign or withdraw.
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Shanghai
Chang Tsung Chang
Tientsin
Chang
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Tien Tsin
Three Sailors Die In Explosion On U S Bruce Destroyer
In Norfolk at the naval yard three servicemen E H Munden Charles H Bryan and H Joyce were killed in an explosion aboard the destroyer U S Bruce. The incident occurred in Portsmouth Virginia with Curtiss Field noted as a location. Meanwhile Miss Mabel Bell delayed its proposed trans Atlantic flight as the Columbia remained in its hanger with no activity indicating a start.
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Norfolk
U. S. Bruce
Norfolk Navy Yard
Curtiss Field
L. IL
Mabel Bell
Airplane Friendship Flight to England Delayed by Fog
St Johns Newfoundland on June 11 reports the Friendship airplane may begin its flight to England today but fog and rain over Trepassy Bay lessen the chance of departure.
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St. Johns
N. F
England
Trepassy Bay
Metzger Hosts Seven Indiana Lumber Yards Dinner
Roy Metzger hosted thirty five guests from Metzger Lumber Company across seven Indiana yards at the Allen Country Club. Managers Urban Weitzel Harry Perkins Jerry Holsinger Robert Lynch H W Brown John Hetherington attended with wives and employes. The evening featured speeches on building industry topics and a round table discussion led by Metzger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Metzger Lumber Company
Roy Metzger
Alen Country Club
Urban Weitzel
Zionsville
Harry Perkins
Otterbein
Jerry Holsinger
Delphi
Robert Lynch
Darlington
H. W. Brown
Kingman
John Hetherington
Lebanon
Joseph Black
Bloomington Yarés
Prtgram
Roy Davidson
Indianapolis
H. C. Gidden
Capital City Paint Co
JC. W. Haines
Stewart- Car Class Co
George Poteet
Great Southern Lumber Co
Night clubs flourish in Shanghai sparked by American hostess
Shanghai reports a cabaret boom led by an American hostess as night clubs multiply, importing costly jazz orchestras and Russian dance acts. The Little Club opened first, drawing crowds with soft music and silhouettes, followed by several rivals. Despite lively entertainment, the trade shadows include scandals and five dance girls reportedly committing suicide in seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
America
Broadway
Midnight Sons
Moscow
Love Is Bridge Between the Living and Dead
Rev Arthur E Cowley preached at First Baptist reviewing Thorne Wilder The Bridge of San Luis Rey calling love the only link between the living and the dead The sermon praised the novel for literary quality and offered a philosophical reading The Lebanon high school male quartet performed several selections and was well received.
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Arthur E. Cowley
First Baptist Church
Bridge of
San Luis Rey
Cowley
Thornburg Wilder
The
Lebanon High School
G O P Convention Official Program
Kansas City Missouri June 11 to official Republican national convention program outlines days Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday events Chair William M Butler opens with keynote by Simeon D Fess Ohio Permanent organization credentials report second keynote probably George H Moses New Hampshire Platform announced nominations begin and close after a vice presidential pick is named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William M. Butler
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Purdue senior hurt in wreck near Lafayette
Lloyd Cochran aged 23 of Rossville a Purdue University senior was seriously injured in a head on crash between a Ford roadster carrying him to Lafayette for his class baccalaureate services and a Greyhound bus on state road 52 three miles south of town. He was taken to Williams hospital with multiple cuts and a fractured hip. Walter Pruitt of Circleville was
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Lloyd Cochran
Rossville
Purdue University
Lafayette
Cochran
Williams Hospital
Walter Pruitt
Circleville
Eleven Hoosiers Meet Violent Deaths in Indiana
Indianapolis and towns across Indiana report eleven fatalities during the weekend. Among the dead are Porter Davis and Meredith O'Hara, both 18, in a Indy auto crash, plus drownings and a shooting. Other victims include James Cardinal, 5, and Curley Bass, 30, in Indianapolis, Laura McMahon in Vincennes, Azie Swasford in Winamac, Ernest Smith in Redkey, Robert Harlen in Tell City, Ray Wartenbe in Fort Wayne, and two men, Glenn Bundy and Granville Monahan, near Shoals. One victim, Dores Brown, 45, survived a self-inflicted wound.
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Porter Davis
Meredith O’hara
Indianapolis
James Cardinal
Curley Bass
Italia dirigible drift endangers crew at sea
June 11 reports from Oslo and Kings Bay describe the Italia crew drifting southeastward on ice between Franz Josef Land and Spitzbergen as the airship breaks up and drifts toward the open sea. Officials say General Umberto Nobile and seven aides are grounded after a forced landing with injuries among the 16 aboard.
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Olso
Aftenposten
Franz Josef Land
Spitzbergen
Kings Bay
Luetzow Holm
Brandy Bay
Northeastland
Rome
Italia
Umberto Nobile
Gueseppe Biagi
Citta di Milano
Biagi
Page Six
Lebanon Kiwanis Club Hosts Crawfordsville Guests
The Crawfordsville Kiwanis Club will visit Lebanon Kiwanis Club for the first inter club meeting. John Binford, president, plans to bring the whole Crawfordsville membership. The event at the Alen County club grounds includes sports in the afternoon and a 7 00 p m dinner at the clubhouse. Robert Crowder asks local reservations by Tuesday morning. Committees oversee program music and arrangements with named chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville Kiwanis Club
Lebanon Kiwanis Club
John Binford
Crawfordsville Club
Alen Country Club
Robert Crowder
Wall-Ga-Zhu Scout Event Set for June 14 at Memorial Park
The second Wall-Ga-Zhu by the Hamilton Boone County Council Boy Scouts will be held June 14 at Memorial Park from 1 to 9 PM. Boone County troops from Advance Jamestown Thorntown Whites Town Zionsville and Lebanon will participate with prizes including the Walli Ga Zhu cup donated by Indestructible Steel Wheel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton-Boone County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Memorial Park
Boone County
Boy Scouts
Advance
Jamestown
Thorntown
Whitestown
Zionsville
Lebanon
Frank Wooley
Willett H. Parr Jr
Claude Crooks
Bay
Eee
Eac
Internal fight swirls as Hoover leads K C convention
Kansas City dispatch reports a tense Republican National Convention with Herbert Hoover near nomination. Andrew Mellon arrives with 79 votes and hint of opposition to Hoover. Fourteen farm states seek to oppose Hoover to avert a November defeat. President Coolidge seen as possible savior amid party strife. City welcomes visitors with festive scenes as coverage continues on page seven.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Mellon
President Coolidge
New York Sun
A City Journal Today
Boone Circuit Court Awards Support and Fees in Heflin Divorce
Judge John W. Hornaday ordered Frank E. Heflin to pay $40 monthly for plaintiff and children and $50 in attorney fees for the plaintiff. First support payment due by June 22 with attorney fees paid before trial.
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Boone Circuit
John W. Hornaday
Preschen V
Men Are All Flirts Says Woman Barber in Atlanta
Atlanta barber Patsy Gregg, who runs the city’s only shop with women barbers shaving men, says men are the vainer sex and all flirts. She notes traveling and married men share amusing troubles, many seek massages and perms, and she often critiques every haircut with a mirror in hand.
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Atlanta
Patsy Gregg
Miss Gregg
Coolidge Opens Federal Government Business Meeting
President Coolidge will open the annual government business meeting in Washington, with Budget Bureau Director General M. Lord outlining six months of policy. The session, focused on governmental business, starts at 6 45 p m and will avoid political topics as Kansas City convention coverage continues.
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Washington
Coolidge
Enera
M. Lord
Budget Bureau
United States
Kansas City
General Lord
Alleged $50,000 Involved In Estate Action
James E Kingsbury administrator of Charl Heim estate sues John Heim in Boone Circuit Court on change of venue from Marion Probate Court. Case details include alleged failure to account for personal property valued around $50,000 to $60,000 with bonds and other assets. trial expected to last several days. Attorneys Emsley W. Johnson Chester H. Zeck Roy Parr Parr & Parr represent plaintiff and defendant respectively.
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James E Kingsbury
de Bone
Charl Heim
John
Emsley W. Johnson
Klink
Chester H. Zeck
Indianapolis
Roy
Lebanon
Rockford
Indi Parr & Parr
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Burroughs
U.S Army
MAN
Capt. Cook
Council
Bulletins
E. H. Munden
Charles H. Bryan
H. Joyce
Portsmouth
Poltis
Metzger
G. O. P. Convention
Purdue
Ind
Laura McMahon
Vincennes
Dores Brown
Brown
Azie Swasford
State Highway Department
Winimac
Ernest Smith
Redkey
Dunkirk
Robert Harlen
Tell City
Ray Wartenbe
Wayne
Elkhart
Glenn Bundy
Granville Monahan
Mitchell
White River
Shoals
TALIA
Kiwanis Club
BE Hos
Crawfordsville
Byron Jones
Bennett Raper
George Wimborough
Roy Swank
W. L. Tatlock
Charles Wheeler, Edgar Adams, Otis Richman
Boone Scouts
O.P. Banks
Federal Budget Bureau
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