Dawes Dawning in GOP Campaign Plans and Nominations
The Republican National Committee elected William M. Butler as campaign chair in Cleveland and announced a slate led by Dawes with Ralph Williams Charles Hilles and Mrs. Hert. Dawes to run for vice president with Coolidge backing a westward fight against La Follette and Democratic challenges.
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Cleveland
Coolidge
Republican National Committee
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Ralph F. Williams
Oregon
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
William. W. Hodges
Denver
Roy C. West
Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Robert M. LaFollette
West
Washington
White House
Hell ’N
Maria” Dawes
la Follette
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Coollidge
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Reed
Lowden
Kingon
Charles E. Dawes
Republican Party
Marietta
Ohio
Gen. Dawes
Charles
Henry M. Dawes
Henry
Hell
Maria
Mail Bandits Strike Near Chicago With $7 Million Loot
Chicago reports a dramatic train robbery as 1,000 officers search for four gunmen who used chlorine gas to seize mail cars on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line. The heist netted at least $100,000 in cash and valuable bonds, with one gang member killed during the raid and four men taken into custody in a roundup.
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Asoo
Here
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Federal Reserve
Mont
Nwo
S. H. White
Milwaukee
E. J. Biddle
Roundup
United States Post Office
Germer
Chicagoederal Reserve Bank
Union Station
Superintendent Earl Gillette Visits Indianapolis News Plant
Earl Gillette superintendent of The Reporter's mechanical department on vacation visited the Indianapolis News plant yesterday as the guest of D. W. Boehm division of men manager of The News.
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Earl Gillette
Indianapolis
D. W. Boehm
Nien
Memorial Park Board to Open Event Next Sunday
Citizens debate whether the park program will proceed as planned with Whitestown band leader J. T. Laughner announcing a Sunday concert. The program lists marches overtures serenades and hymns, amid weather concerns and attendance plans including bathing outfits for the crowd.
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Gen. Weather
J. T. Frank Laughner
Whitestown Band
Park Bandstand
Barnhouse
Jewell
Ing
Skaggs
New Corn Palace
Doumergue Elected President of France After Millerand
Versailles June coast report states Gaston Doumergue of the French senate was elected president of the French republic succeeding Alexandre Millerand who resigned. The left backed Paul Painleve but failed to secure needed votes in the National Assembly. The development follows tense parliamentary maneuvering as the country awaits the new leader.
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Versailles
France
Gaston Doumergue
French Republic
Alexandre Millerand
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Aimes
Hell n Maria not profanity says Dawes kin
Cleveland June 13 General Charles G Dawes nominated as Calvin Coolidges running mate is described as not profane. W W Mills Marietta banker and uncle notes Hell n Maria is from Dawes childhood and a Dawes household catchphrase tied to two sister names and a long family joke.
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Charles G. Dawes
Calvin Coolidge
W. W. Mills
Marietta
Hell
Maria
Dawes
Mills
Europe
Coolidge
Charley
Ohio
Marie
Fleece Bank Embezzlement Trial Delayed to September
The trial of Joseph B. Fleece on a bank embezzlement charge was postponed to the September term of the Hendricks county circuit court. Otis Eley, his attorney, filed an affidavit for continuance. The case previously heard in March ended with a hung jury.
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Joseph B. Fleece
Hendricks County
Arenes
Otis Eley
Pagan
Farm near Zionsville sold for 115 per acre
The C B McLawehlin farm one mile west of Zionsville was sold to William Lovett. The 148% acre property brought 17079.80 dollars, about 1 dollar per acre, reflecting a desirable location with good improvements.
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C. B. McLawehlin
Zionsville
William Lovett
Protest About Henderson County License Sparks Jamestown Gossip
A marriage license was issued to Austin Roult of Danville and Miss Dorothy Brown of Jamestown after protests from Boone County residents. Clerk Woodward admitted the caller had been witty, yet issued the license, with the wedding planned for Monday. Jamestown friends suggest protests may continue, hinting at more behind the scenes. Miss Brown, longtime Jamestown bank employee, is popular locally. Roult works as a Danville pharmacist.
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Austin Roult
Danville
Dorothy Brown
Jamestown
Hendricks County
Boone County
Woodward
Brown
George Piersol
Piersol
Miss Brown
Mr. Roult
Thompson Drug Store
Train derailment kills two in Cornwall Bridge
Two railway workers died and three others were critically injured when a northbound New Haven road train derailed at Cornwall Bridge Connecticut. The dead were fireman Carl MacDonald and brakeman Charles Straub, both from Danbury. a woman passenger was slightly hurt.
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Cornwall Bridge
Conn
Killad
New Haven Road
Carl MacDonald
Charles Straub
Danbury
Zionsville Man Promoted to Assistant Superintendent
Edgar McIlvaine of Zionsville has been promoted at Penn Power Co in Pennsylvania after a year of service. He will serve as assistant superintendent of Allegheny Lighting District and will be based permanently in New Kensington, Pennsylvania.
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Edgar McIlvaine
Zionsville
Est Penn Power Co
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Lighting District
New Kensinton
Mrs Mort Thornbury Faces Serious Matter at West North Home
Mrs Mort Thornbury is reported to be involved in a serious matter at her residence on West North Street. Details remain sparse, with neighbors noting heightened activity and local authorities responding to the scene.
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Mort Thornbury
West North
Zionsville Troop Wins Lebanon Scout Rally
A Lebanon high school gym rally showcased Boy Scouts of America as a constructive force with about 300 in attendance. Zionsville Troop claimed first place with 69 points, Lebanon Troop Two second with 55, and Lebanon Troop One third with 48, as teams competed in races, stunts, and knot tying under Scoutmasters and officials.
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Boy Scouts of America
Young America
Zionsville
E. Wiley
Lebanon
al Wiley
Bennett Raper
Bert Haviland
Lebanon Boy Scouts
Troop Two
Troop One
Briant Edwards
Fred B. Hooton
Frank B. Wooley
Isadore Eichman
Louis Sterling
Clark Lindsay
Carl ‘Davis
Troop
Caver Patrol
Eagle Patrol
Panther Patrol
Rip van Winkle
Bayard Shumate
Combisoner
Rich
Koontz
Kern
Weddle
Smith
Pessecree * Ag
Paul van R
Lebeg
Cragun Leaves for Boston to Take New Post
Dwight Cragun, after weeks with his parents Maj. and Mrs. H. N. Cragun, has gone to Boston to assume charge of a new post, a move tied to his work in a Los Angeles area pay program.
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Dwight Cragun
Maj
8. N. Cragun
Boston
Mass
Bate
Pees Paynter
Cat Mel
Roy Sutton Narrow Escape From High Tension Wire
Roy Sutton narrowly escaped death while climbing a stay wire on an electric pole near Sheridan. Working with a railroad section gang, he climbed the wire after food and rest near Horton. A companion steadied the line as he grasped a live high tension wire, fell about forty feet, and suffered burns before being taken to foster parents Mr and Mrs Grant Sutton.
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Sheridan
Roy Sutton
Sutton
Horton
Grant Sutton
Memorial Services by Odd Fellows This Sunday
Ben Adhem Lodge No 472 and Ruth Rebekah Lodge No 2 I O O F announce annual memorial services at the Presbyterian church Sunday June 15 at 2 pm Past Grand E D Wright will give the call address The Rev Hardy Lamb will participate The I O O F quartet will sing and other music is planned After services members will go to Oak Hill cemetery for grave decoration All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and families and friends are invited to attend and take part.
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Ben Adhem
Ruth Rebekah
Presbyterian Church
E. D. Wright
Hardy Lamb
Oak Hill Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Alls Jake Unled By A Bulldog Hold
Guy Morrison and Ralph Beau, Lebanon high school teachers, start a light hike to Washington D C carrying only a razor toothbrush and shirt. They plan to have trunks sent ahead and expect to reach Washington in about two weeks to enroll in George Washington University's law department next fall.
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Guy Morrison
Ralph Beaubout
Lebanon High School
Washington, D. C
Washington
Law
George Washington University
Mr and Mrs Myron Tauer Plan Detroit Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Myron Tauer and Mrs J P Lewallen will leave Monday on a motor trip to Detroit Michigan for a week with relatives.
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Myron Tauer
J. P. Lewallen
Detroit
Mich
Mrs Howard Johnson Moves to Erst Ili
Mrs Howard Johnson has moved to erst Ili, to Mr Anson, who is employed in that city.
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Howard Johnson
Erst Ili
Anson
Explosion Shatters US Battleship Crew in Secret Attack
Report from Los Angeles describes a secret battle near the U.S. Mississippi fleet where a massive explosion aboard a battleship killed many and wounded others. A second blast rocked the crippled vessel as it limped to port, while rescue efforts and fears of further explosions continued aboard the hospital ship Mercy. Eyewitnesses recalled crimson smoke, torn gun turrets, and frantic firefighting as crews tried to save the injured and prevent further devastation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U. S. S. Mississippi
Eea
Mississippi
Tennessee
Idah Afornia
Ion
Miral
Otts Help Celebrate Martha Pulliam Birthday
Mrs L B Ott Miss Sia and Rollin Ott from Prankh to Lebanon yesterday helped Martha Corrine Pulliam celebrate her second birthday anniversary.
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L. B. Ott
Sia
Rollin Ott
Prankh
Lebanon
Evi
Martha Corrine Pulliam
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