Hoover Indiana Address Promises Business Revival
President Hoover, addressing 5000 Indiana editors at the Manufacturers' Building, rejected federal doles and tariff revisions, arguing the nation must restore economic institutions by cooperation and strong governance. He criticized unemployment subsidies and urged limited federal relief via non political agencies, praising Indiana and Republican leaders for support.
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Indianapolis
Hoover
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Manufacturers’ Building
State Fairgrounds
Paul R. Bausman
Editorial Association
Indiana
American Federation of Labor
United States
Boone Delegation Attends Hoover Banquet in Indiana
Lebanon and Boone county residents attended a Hoover and Mrs. Hoover banquet in Indiana last night. Thorntown sent the largest local delegation with many Lebanon area attendees listed by name including Elza Rogers and Mildred, L. O. Wallace, Byron L. Jones, Charles M. Forbes, John Frost, F. C. Ketchum, and several ministers and townspeople. Roy Huckleberry of Whitestown joined the Lebanon group.
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Lebanon
Boone County
Arbert Hoover
Indi
Thorntown
Elza C. Rogers
Mildred
L. O. Wallace
Byron L. Jones
Charles M. Forbes
John Frost
F. C. Ketchum
William Brenton
Carl H. Barnett
James D. Martin
Fremont Voris
William Crear Jr
Alfred C. Locke
Joe Cain
Guy M. Voris
F. C. Lane
Charles Wheeler
Fred Spray
James Hollingsworth
William Spray
Roy Huckleberry
Whitestown
Rainey resigns from Franklin College to join Bucknell
Homer P. Rainey president of Franklin College since 1927 resigns and will take a similar post at Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pennsylvania effective immediately. He had led a $1,000,000 endowment drive and introduced a distincton system of schooling at Franklin.
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Franklin
Ind
Homer P. Rainey
Franklin College
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Rainey
University of Oregon
North Central Association of United Colleges
Wilkins Holds Ten Original Plans for Nautilus
Cherbourg France June 16 Sir Hubert Wilkins plans to repair Nautilus engines and push toward the North Pole at once Lady Wilkins said today She spoke as Mauretania carried her from New York toward London detailing the exchange from onboard ship near Southampton
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Cherbourg
France
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Lady Wilkins
Sir Hubert
New York
London
Southampton
Kiwanis Set to Hear Prohibition Debate Speaker William Stokes
William Stokes of Indianapolis will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon on the wet side of the prohibition issue. He represents The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment and will argue for repeal. A dry representative will speak next week to defend retention of the amendment.
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Kiwanis Club
William Stokes
Indianapolis
Association Against the
Stokes
Dover Church Class Plans Hard Times Party
The Star Class of Dover Church will host a class party at the church Wednesday night at eight. After the business session a program will be presented in the form of a hard times party and guests are asked to dress accordingly. It is a community affair with everyone invited.
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Dover
Spain to reorganize army into eight mobile divisions
Madrid reports Spain will form eight fighting divisions totaling 100000 troops by July 1 under War Minister Don Manuel Azana. The reform cuts excess officers and generals, aims for an efficient nucleus to quickly expand in war, and mirrors France Russia and Japan division concepts.
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Madrid
Spain
Manuel Azana
Morocco
Veleriano Weyler
Ublic
Aguilera
Azana
France
Russia
Japan
United States
Nazarene Revival Continues This Week in Leb City
The four week Nazarene revival at the Tabernacle will carry on through the week with good crowds and a high spirit. On Wednesday night Rev. Mertie Hooker will attend and may stay for two to three nights. A musical program is planned and services begin at 7 45 each evening inviting the public to attend.
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The
Nazarene Gospel Tabernacle
Mertie Hooker
Leb
Pinnell P T Club to Present Program
The Pinnell Parent-Teacher Association will present a program Thursday evening June 18 at the school. Performers include Reading-Ervin Reed and Marilyn Smith. Songs by Nora Pearcy Madga Peabody and others. dialogues by Mrs Newton Brownlee and Mrs George Curl. Piano solo Elaine Robertson and Geneve Caldwell. Other readings by Mary Catherine Dinsmore Ada Acton Ruth Cunningham and Helen Peabody.
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The
Pinnell. Parent-Teacher Association
Ervin Reed
Nora Pearcy
Madgaline Peabody
Phyllis Smith
Mary Elizabeth
Anita Jane Green
Newton Brownlee
George Curl
Marilyn Smith
Elaine Robertson
Cookie
Dorothy Jean Peabody
Helen Peabody
Geneve Caldwell
Mary Catherine Dinsmore
Ada Acton
Ruth Cunningham
Lucretia Smith
Anglers Take To Streams Today
Boone county anglers reopen fishing season with Lebanon crowds flocking to streams and lakes. State officials note strong spawn and well stocked streams feeding the stretch into August. Legal take includes large and small mouth bass silver bass bluegills crappies yellow perch pickerel rock bass red ear sunfish and pike perch with trout open until August 31.
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Boone County
Indiana
Lebanon
Ohio
Chicago man commits suicide after son’s counsel
Chicago authorities believe R. J. Capron, 60, a gray haired well dressed college man’s father, shot himself in Lincoln Park after reading a letter from his son John advising that death by own action was the easiest way out. The incident occurred near Grant’s monument as Capron bowed his head before firing a revolver.
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Chicago
R. J. Capron
Lincoln Park
Grant
Capron
John
Boy Hit by Auto Improves After Accident
Kenneth Smith, 8, Mechanicsburg newsboy, was struck by a car near Lon Hawkins barbecue yesterday afternoon. He suffered a slight skull fracture and cuts but is reported satisfactory with a speedy recovery expected. The vehicle was driven by J E Hutchins, a Spokane salesman, who wasn’t speeding. Deputy Beaty investigated and Hutchins arranged ambulance transport to Clinton county hospital.
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Kenneth Smith
Mechanicsburg
Lon Hawkins
Williams Hospital
J. E. Hutchins
Weyerhaeuser Sales Company
Spokane
Washington
d’Oris Beaty
Hutchins
Frankfort
Clinton County
Sheriff’s Office
Beaty
Aged man kills one and wounds two in family shooting
Anderson June 16. George Dollar 71 shot and killed his son in law Herbert Gooding 41 wounded his daughter and her son then shot himself. Dollar under police guard in hospital with doubtful recovery, following a family dispute. A year earlier Dollar's son killed another family member and then died by self-inflicted action. Mrs Stella Gooding the daughter mentions continued family tragedy.
PAYS FINE OF 40 ON INTOXICATION CHARGE
R. H. Wright a man past sixty pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a $40 fine at Squire Edmund Connor’s Court. He listed Indianapolis and Lebanon as his addresses and was arrested Sunday night by Patrolman Ed McColley.
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R. H. Wright
Squire Edmund Connor
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Ed McColley
Capone pleads guilty to tax and liquor conspiracy charges
Chicago reports Al Capone, once a dominant underworld figure, pleads guilty in federal court to defrauding the United States of about 215000 in taxes and conspiring in a 200000000 beer operation to defy prohibition. Judge Wilkerson deferred sentence to June 30.
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Chicago
al Capone
United States
Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Scarface
al’ Capone
Pupil Dance Revue Presented by Mrs Kemp Thompson Pupils
In the Colonial theatre on Monday evening a large audience saw the Kiddie Revue staged by dance pupils of Mrs Gretchen Kemp Thompson. Participants included Elva Louise Fulwider Mary Herr Shelby Joan Smith Martha Jane Patterson Patricia Ann Edwards Martha Rogers Sarah Frances Aikman Virginia Bremmerman June Proffitt Adelle Brown Dicky Miller Mina Mae Smith William H Shelby with assistances Janet Griffith and Phyllis Jean Stroup of Frankfort.
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Colonial Theatre
Gretchen Kemp Thompson
Elva Louise Fulwider
Mary Herr Shelby
Joan Smith
Martha Jane Patterson
Patricia Ann Edwards
Martha Rogers
Sarah Frances Aikman
Virginia Bremmerman
June Proffitt
Adelle Brown
Dicky Miller
Mina Mae Smith
Willard H. Shelby
Lebanon
Changes in Boone county Methodist leadership announced
After a closing session of the Northwest Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference several Boone county personnel shifts were announced. Centenary church gains Rev Homer P Ivey as Crawfordsville district superintendent and Rev Frank O Fraley moves to Indiana Methodist Children's Home in the city. Rev J J Wilson will preach at Centenary next Sunday with Rev C A Metz at the union service. Rev Elmer Jones transfers to Hammond and will speak at First Church there. Wilson and Jones families delay moves until next week.
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Northwest
Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference
Boone County
Centenary Church
Homer P. Ivey
Crawfordsville
Indiana Methodist Children’s Home
Frank O. Fraley
Rockville
Grant Howard
J. J. Wilson
Lafayette
Centenary
C. A. Metz
Elmer Jones
Hammond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilson
DePauw
Boston
Plainfield
Liberty Avenue Church
Terre Haute
Star City
Lindbergh Plans New Flight For Far East Honors
Washington reports Lindbergh plans a flight to Japan and China after a four year span of record setting trips. Since his Paris non-stop, he has spurred aviation progress with tours, good will missions, and intercontinental air and mail services. He and Anne Morrow Lindbergh will embark on a Far Eastern flight following a 2700 mile transcontinental record flown in 14 hours 45 minutes 20 seconds from Los Angeles to Roosevelt Field.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Japan
China
Roosevelt Field
Paris
United States
Guggenheim Foundation
Mexico
Caribbean
American Airlines
Mexico City
Havana
St. Louis
Antilles
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
South America
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Los Angeles
Wichita
Kan
N. Y
Frank M. Hawks
Hoover Laudation At Harding Memorial Brings Out Betrayal
June 16 Marion Ohio. President Hoover denounces Harding’s betrayers as unforgivable, recalling Harding’s deathbed trust and the disillusionment that weakened him. He cites the Washington Arms Conference and warns that public trust crime surpasses ordinary wrongdoing. Coolidge also honors Harding’s character and service.
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Marion
Harding
Hoover
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
White House
Washington
West
Hardit
Christ
Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
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Boone
Bucknell
Wilkins
Mejor
Kiwanis
Nazarene
Pinnell P-T Club
Geutinard
F. C. Fraley
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