Roosevelt Will Continue Fight Amid Delegates Debate
Chicago June 20 Roosevelt aides and supporters clash over claims he released delegates. Roosevelt issued a statement saying he must defend principles while staying in the race. Opponents insist the release was false as the credentials committee convened with only a partial Roosevelt quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevale
Republican National
Republican Party
Regis H. Post
Porto Rico
K. Davis
Hadley
Missouri
Post
0. K. Davis
Mr. Poat
Roosevelt Bolters
Hugh T. Halbert
Minnesota
M. Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Francis
Om Albert
Mr. Mitchell
Fee
Taft Delegates Move to Noon Session for Contested Credentials
Taft forces pressed this morning to complete the credentials committee hearing on contested delegates and to adopt a plan to recess the convention from noon to 4 PM. Former Representative James B. Watson of Indiana announced the plan as parliamentary chief.
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Mites
Taft
James B. Watson
Indiana
Value of libraries linked to common schools in Indiana
Cassing Hadley told Indiana Library School graduates at a supper in Indianapolis that libraries and common schools are inseparable. He argued the schools cannot reach full educational power without free libraries, noted Indiana legislation, and recalled early residents’ efforts to broaden educational opportunities, citing Howells’ remark on Indiana becoming a hub of learning.
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Cassing
Hadley
Iniana Library School
Library School
New Jersey Street
Indianapolis
Free Library
Indiana
William Dean Howells
Boston
ELECT OFFICERS Woman's Howe Missionary society meeting
The Woman's Howe Missionary Society of the Methodist church held a well attended meeting yesterday afternoon. After programs and business, officers for the evening year were elected including President Clara Henderson, first vice president Ma Meyer, second vice Ella Fogle, and secretaries Eunice Bush and Della Miller among others. Continuous lists of roles followed.
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Howe Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Wsial
Clara Hender
Ma Meyer
Ella Fogle
Eunice Bush
Della Miller
Clara Hush
Grace Clifford
Home Guards
Effie Ball
Ella Hogshire
Delis
Miller
Cora Heath
Edna Fike
Florence Shirley
Winifred Fish
Effie Sicks
Tite
Eva New
Nellie Stewart
Ada Wile Hawa
Reach Columbus Automobile Tour Postcard Report
A postcard from Thomas L. Negl and Ben Coombs notes they left Tyng Day for an eastward auto tour and have reached Columbus Ohio. They report fine roads and observed a storm thirty miles out with wind uprooting trees and blowing down houses, barnas, and fences. The card is dated Wednesday.
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Thomas L. Negl
Ben Coombs
Tyngday
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs Oscar McCoy Undergoes Gall Stone Operation
Mrs Oscar McCoy living seven miles southeast of Lebanon was operated on Tuesday at Wiltinina Hospital for gall stones. Her condition today is satisfactory.
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Oscar McCoy
Lebanon
Wiltinina Hospital
Social Session of Lebanon Business Men Held at Charles Hall
A Lebanon Business Men's Association evening at Charles Hall drew members, wives, and guests. Music by the Lebanon City band preceded and followed speeches including Neal on Lebanon's greatest need Cooperation, Smiley on Association value, and Kirtley urging progress through new plans.
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Charles Hall
Lebanon Business Mens Association
Lebanon City Band
Migs
Blanche Jackson
Spencer
Charles Stephenson
An & United
Lebanon
FS. Neal
Los Angeles
Neal
PE. Smiley
Je W. Kirtley
Lebanow
Carey Davis
H. G. Brown
Ben F. McKey
Lebanon in 1940 talk inspires civic plans and fellowship
A speaker, Rev. M H L Appleby, urged Lebanon residents to build parks and playgrounds to nurture athletic spirit and community pride. Business and church leaders were encouraged to join the organization and support the town’s future. The meeting ended with a social half hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
M. HL Appleby
Release from paying contract request by Walter St Clair
Walter St Clair formerly of this city and Whitestown asks Indianapolis board of public works to permit assignment of the Fletcher avenue to St Paul street paving contract to Capitol Paving and Construction company He says bidding error would force a loss if he completes the work The board has not acted on the assignment request and warned that the surety on his bond could be required to finish the contract
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Walter St. Clair
Whitestown
Board of Public Works of
Indianapolis
Capitol Paving and Construction — Company
Fletcher Avenue
St. Paul Street
St. Clair
Mixed Shower Honors Miss Jeannette Dicks Bride
Miss Lela Burke hosted a shower for Jeannette Dicks with twenty guests at East 8n- Perler street. A mock wedding featured Marie Titus as bridegroom and Clem Shirley with Naomi Schopbach as bride to be, officiated by Mrs. Mark Gullion. The celebration included a spring wagon ride and refreshments, with gifts of silverware, cut glass, hand painted china and linen.
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Lela May Burke
East 8N- Perler Street
Jeannette Dicks
Marie Titus
Clem Shirley
Naomi Schopbach
Mark Gullion
Mabel Etter
Miss Dicks
Detective Harry Webster Visits Indy Friends
Detective Harry Webster of Indianapolis and head of a local agency stayed with Mrs. Belle Titus and family early this week. A former Lebanon resident and close friend of the late Nat C. Titus, Webster oversees the Knabe murder case which is said to be nearing solution.
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Harry ©. Webster
Indianapolis
Belle Titus
Mr. Webster
Lebanon
Nat C. Titus
Webster
Knabe
Court News Jasper Campbell v Grace Campbell Divorce
Judgment granted Grace P Campbell on cross complaint granting alimony and custody of child Manggonna May. Campbell case records show the court awarded the defendant alimony and custody following the divorce action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper W. Campbell
Grace P. Campbell
Ma‘gonna May
Big catch tides up at Priday morning fishing
Vingle Jeanne Trpder hauled in a sizable fish at Priday early today as local anglers reported a strong bite. The event drew attention from Kankies Pali OAs and Sf Made Etat sightings.
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Jeanne
Priday
Mrs A J Adams Dies After Fall Injuries
Mrs. A J Adams aged 73 died at Williams Hospital at 1 PM after injuries from a May 31 fall that broke her right hip. She had been admitted June 2 and treated there since. Residing on South Lebanon street, her general health was poor and funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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A. J. Adams
Williams Hospital
Against the Fly Nuisance Aims for Aggressive Campaign
Health and food departments across several states mobilize for an anti fly campaign. Regulations on screeps and fly poisons aim to curb a projected explosion in fly populations from April to September, with staggering figures showing potential billions of new flies if unchecked. The piece urges swat and poison as essential measures.
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Lucius P. Brown
Tennessee Food and Drug Department
Tach
Jane
Jung
DIED IN FAIRMOUNT CECIL VANARSDAL EXPIRES AT AGE 14
Cecil Vanarsdal fourteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Vanarsdal formerly of Marion township died at Fairmount Indiana on Monday after short illness. Burial held in Fairmount Wednesday morning.
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Cecil
W. T. Vanarsdal
Marion Township
Fairmount
Ind
Frankfort 1510 Air Show Opens With Auto Moto Aero Races
Preparations are complete for a weekend speed carnival at Frankfort fairgrounds featuring automobile, motorcycle, and aerial events. Aviators Nels Nelson and Masson headline races and a postal aviation stunt while crowds attend from nearby towns. A high school boy or girl will ride with Nelson, and a bridal tour is planned for Sunday. An on-site hospital, a chief surgeon, and Cambridge professor Gibson will explain aircraft parts before shows start at 2 pm each day.
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Frankfort Speedway
Nels. J. Nelson
Frankfort
Cloudland
Sam
Nelson
Masson
Hills
Aviators
Manson
Jacksonville
Frankfort Fair Grounds
Mascon
Gates
Gibson
University of Cambridge
England
Tornado Levels Creighton Farm In Missouri
Severe storm wrecks Creighton Missouri property owned by Matthew Dale. On 500 acres three dwellings including a brick residence were destroyed along with barns and fences. Every tree blown down, livestock losses include 75 hogs seven work horses nine cattle. Dale and two children buried under bricks but survived. rescues mid ruin. Relatives in town report many residents affected and kin connections noted.
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Matthew Dale
Creighton
Dale
Mr. Dale
Abria
Mary E. Stearne
Homer Dale
Stephen Dale
Jamestown
Team of Horses Runs Away Injuring Driver at Hazelrigg
Jobim Holsten of Shannondale had a team bolt from the wagon while near Hazelrigg. The driver was hurled against a steel railing, breaking a rib on the injured side. Initially feared dangerous, the injuries are reported considerably better now amid the Chautauqua attraction report.
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Jobim Holsten
Shannondale
Hazelrigg
Dan
Gerous
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W. H. Mos
Methodist Church Met
Thomas I. Neal
Mme LE Bruhn
Ics
OT. Clair
Lella May Burke
Detective
Harry, Webster
Court News
Iliac
Hlawenry Neeniepur
Cecil Vanarsdal
Brieren
Wissouri
John Holsten
Hon. Frank, J. Cannon
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