Democrats Lose Ground As Nine Ballots Fail To Break Deadlock
New York June 30 nine ballots at the Democratic National Convention failed to nominate a president or indicate a shift between McAdoo and Smith. Indiana’s 30 votes stayed with Ralston on every ballot while McAdoo and Smith traded gains and losses. With eighteen candidates, most favorites must be dropped before a clear edge emerges.
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New York
McAdoo
Smith
Indiana
Ralston
Rowd
Walsh
David L. Rockwell
Newton ID
Baker
League of Nations
James Quigley
Chelsea
Mass
Quigley
Gustav Arnold Carstensen
Holy Rood Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lightning injures children in shed near Thorntown
Lightning struck a wood shed on the William DeVol farm northwest of town injuring Joan and Eleanor DeVol daughters of Mr and Mrs Oris DeVol during a storm Saturday afternoon. The bolt splintered a beam. Eleanor was briefly unconscious with a chin gash and knee cut while Joan suffered bruises. Dr J R Ball attended. condition not serious.
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William DeVol
Joan
Eleanor de Ol
Oris DeVol
Thorntown
Eleanor
J. R. Ball
Frankfort Sheriff to Get Morgan Reward
Sheriff Dan Power of Clinton county will receive two rewards of 100 dollars each from the Standard Oil Company of Indiana for the arrest of Dan Morgan who robbed two filling stations belonging to the company one at Frankfort and the other at Lebanon Morgan was convicted in the circuit court at Delphi and given a sentence of ten to twenty years.
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Dan Power
Clinton County
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Dan Morgan
Frankfort
Lebanon
Morgan
Delphi
Indiana Vote on the Klan Plane Piques Brennan
At the Democratic convention in Madison Square Garden Indiana delegates wore Ralston badges and discussed how other states might shift to support Samuel M. Ralston for the Democratic presidential nomination. Brennan faces a chastened stance over the Klan plank as McAdoo closes his campaign and dark horses jockey for ballots.
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Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Ralston
John C. Perkins
Sam
Lebanon
Perkins
Tom Taggart
Senator Ralston
Smith
Mr. Perkins
Dawes
Taft
Madison Square Garden
New York
George Brennan
Illinois
Ed Moore
Ohio
McAdoo
Brennan
al Smith
Dark Horse
Medeey
Aut Smilia
John ,W. Davis
Samuel Ralston Carter Glass
Oscar Underwood
McAdox
Baas
Gart
Taggart
Ove Taggart
Taggar
City Court Busy Over Weekend
City courts handled more than average activity with four arrests and several fines. J Walter Stoops faced Mayor Walker on a charge of driving over fire hose used to blow a sewer on Elm street and was fined $10. Ralph Wills pleaded guilty to speeding on North Lebanon street and was fined $11. Barber K Cloyes pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Arthur Bland and was fined $11. Bland pleaded not guilty to an assault charge and asked for a trial. Evidence to be heard tonight before Mayor Walker.
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J. Walter Stoops
Walker
Elm Street
Ralph Wills
Lebanon Street
Omer Dale
Roberts
K. Cloyes
Barber
Arthur Bland
Storm Damage Toll Across Ohio Counties
A June storm caused widespread flooding and property loss across several Ohio towns. Reported fatalities include Sandusky six and Mantua three, with Elyria near total minimal damage. Cedar Point saw six cottages destroyed, while Alliance reported four notable rescues from flooded homes. Emergency crews continued assessments as waters receded.
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Assee
Nore
Sandusky
Sclavslande Borie
Mall
Loas
Mantua
Akron
Dama
Smouth
Youngstown
Salem
Alliance
Elyria
Cedar Point
Vermillion
Norwalk
Lebanon Fishermen Bring Back Results
Lebanon fishermen Frank Hawkins Alva Beaty Morris Beaty and F F McVey spent a weekend at the John Roush Camp near Vincennes on the Wabash river and returned with nearly fifty pounds of fish Hawkins led with a 14 pound buffalo McVey caught a two foot sturgeon and Beaty brothers shared their catch amid a misty report of fishing chores on the river.
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Lebanon
Frank Hawkins
Alva Beaty
Morris Beaty
F. F. McVey
John Roush
Vincennes
Wabash
Hawkins
McVey
Christian Endeavor Elects New Officers
The Christian Endeavor of the Central Christian church elected officers for the coming year. President Kenneth Overstreet, vice president Margaret Spray, secretary and treasurer Neél Sheeks, corresponding secretary Wthel Harrison. Roster includes song leader Florence Slowell and pianist.
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Christian Endeavor
The
Central Christian Church
Kenneth Overstreet
Margaret Spray
Neél Sheeks
Wthel Harrison
Ayer Meting
Florence Slowell
After Six Days Ad Appears In Reporter Pages
A two page advertisement in today's Reporter promotes announcements of striking effect under the caption After Six Days. The piece points to progressive, enterprising business firms having an advantage and invites readers to view the pages for details.
Potts Henry F former bank official dies at 72
Henry F Potts former cashier of Farmers State Bank died at his residence 617 South Lebanon street at 1 30 am after ten weeks illness of uraemic poisoning. He was born in Boone county age 72 years five months three days. Survived by two brothers Rhett and Potts of Lebanon and a widow, Decia Maggari and Belle Honan of this city. Funeral from Central Christian church Wednesday at 10 30 led by Rev John M Horne. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. No flowers by request.
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Henry F. Potts
Farmers State Bank
South
Lebanon Street
Mr. Potts
Boone County
Margaret J
Rhett
Potts
Lebanon
Womaan
Decia Maggari
Belle Honan
Centrastian ‘Church
Advance
Central Christian Church
John M. Horne
Oak Hill Cemetery
Four Indicted in f1 Lease Probe
Washington reports four prominent figures Albert B. Fall Harry F. Sinclair Edward L Doheny and Edward L Doheny Jr were indicted by a special grand jury probing naval oil reserve leases. Charges include conspiracy to defraud the United States and unlawful offers with others implicated in the case. The proceedings mark a pivotal step in the government’s oil lease inquiry.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward L. Doheny
Edward Leny, Jr
Fall
Doheny
Wo ‘Dohenys
Oferin Pallo
Bible Contest Growing Interest At The Colonial
The Reporter's Bible Contest tied to the film After Six Days attracts more than thirty responses on Saturday. Five winners today are Mary Ellen Armstrong Agnes E Sharp Ruth Brookshire Frances Latimer and Fern Denny. A Lebanon boy who missed one commandment cannot win now but may place later. The questionnaire runs today and tomorrow with winners receiving free tickets to any performance of After Six Days at the Colonial on Wednesday Thursday or Friday.
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Mary Ellen Armstrong
Agnes E. Sharp
Ruth Brookshire
Frances Latimer
Fern Denny
Lebanon
Family of Five Murdered in Chicago Tragedy
Otto Eder's family of five is found slain in Chicago with father mother and three sons Roy 12 Harvey 9 and Jackie 4 killed by heavy blows. Shoes removed blankets covering bodies neighbors say a half-wit intruder warned to stay away sparked investigation. The Eder family came to America from Switzerland about fifteen years ago.
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Chicago
Otto Eder
Roy
Harvey
Jackie
Eder
America
Switzerland
Unclear Caption Over Local Figures in Champaign Ill
Fragmentary note mentions Mrs lies Yutzy and Mrs Howard Johnson with Mr Johansson in Champaign Illinois. Details are unreadable, but indicates a social or personal matter involving named individuals and location.
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Lies Yutzy
Howard Johnson
Johnaon
Champaign, Ill
Chinese Bandits Slay Missionary Near Hainan Island
American missionary George Douglas Byers was killed on June 24 by Chinese bandits at Ka cek on Hainan Island in the China Sea. American Consul Chamberlain sails from Hongkong aboard the U S S Sacramento to investigate the murder and report details.
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Pekin
China
George Douglas Byers
Kacek
Hainan
China Sea
Hong Kong
Chamberlain
U. S. S. Sacramento
Hongkong
Hainan Island
Bundle Day for Near East Relief July 2 in Lebanon
Lebanon hosts Bundle Day for Near East Relief on July 2, organized by the Lebanon Chapter of Tri Kappa Sorority with aid from other groups. Residents are urged to place bundled shoes and clothing on front porches by noon, with ten trucks and Boy Scouts collecting by 2 pm to deliver items to Indianapolis.
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Lebanon
Tri Kappa Sorority
Orphan Girl
Kenworthy
Helen Kenworthy
Carl Bratton
Mary Martha Lewis
Bennett Raper
Isabelle Bennett
Russell Chambers
American Legion Post
Thomas Campbell
Indianapolis
Court’ House
Carrier boys visit Indianapolis News plant
Iraq and John Straughn Eugene Cunningham DeVon Hanlon James Irvine and Malcolm Hall carriers of The Lebanon Daily Sporter and The Indianapolis News visit the News plant in Indianapolis with circulation manager Glenn Eaton.
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Iraq
John Straughn
Eugene Cunningham
DeVon Hanlon
James Irvine
Malcolm Hall
Lebanon
Daily Sporter
Indianapolis News
Glenn Eaton
Indianapolis
Schrader Wholesale Firm President Dies at 70
Indianapolis June 30 Christian A Schrader 70 president of the Schrader wholesale firm died at his home after a heart attack struck him in the morning and he passed away late last night.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Christian A. Schrader
Schrader
Mrs Brown Hosts Visitors Amid Rheuma Visit
Mrs R D Brown went to insville yesterday to take care of her rheumatic father. J R Elmore of Ca a Mich is visiting in the Brown home.
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R. D. Brown
Insville
J. R. Elmore
Ca A
Mich
Brown
Lebanon Plans July Airmail Service Start
Government schedule outlines rapid mail delivery via transcontinental air routes serving Lebanon. Postmaster Harry T. says official packages under eight pounds may be sent to Lebanon, with rates eight cents per ounce per zone. New York to San Francisco route is currently active, with planes delivering mail to Chicago and Cheyenne before final leg to San Francisco.
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Gig
Lebanon
Lebane
Tuesda
Harry T
New York-San
New York
Chicago
Cheyenne
San Francisco
Chicago Bee
Missing text about greensburg convention honors dinner
Fragmentary report notes Miss Nina Bee and Miss Florine receive roles at a sectional convention. Mentions Edgewater, Bluffton, Decatur, Zionsville, and Pinehurst areas with a planned grand event and next year’s renewal set at a Pinehurst location.
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Nina Bee
Eleanor Perkind
Greensburg
Legion Hall
Ness
Edgewater
Tello
Florine
Jay
Arab Rebels Suffer Heavy Losses in Battle
A force of Arab rebels engaged Tripoli forces resulting in 179 killed and 11 wounded in Cyrenaica. Italian casualties include three dead and thirty wounded, with ongoing fighting reported.
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Batt
Filene
Ara Tripoli
Cyrena
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