Nice Kitty Is Raised By Leading Democrats
Washington June 7 The Democratic National Committee turned a 1 8 million deficit after the last presidential campaign into a 139 645 surplus by June 1, according to a Gerard treasurer report filed with the House and a parallel Republican tally showing 213 761 on hand. The deficit was eliminated by 1 163 246 in new contributions since January 1, enabling payment of 757 000 in bank loans and liquidation of other debts.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
House of Representatives
James W. Gerard
Joseph R. Nutt
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
Gerard
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market Report June 7
Indianapolis market report shows 7,000 hogs receipts and 350 cattle receipts with steady to firm pricing. Hog classes range from 10.00 to 11.25 per cwt by weight, cattle slaughter steady with beef steers 12.50 to 14.75, cows 8.50 to 11.50, vealers and calves 7.50 to 16.00, and sheep and fat lambs 16.50 to 16.50 per cwt with ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
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Indianapolis
Chicken Dinner at Linton Country Club
A chicken dinner will be served at the Linton Country Club on Sunday from 11:30 to 1 o'clock. Reservations are required by Saturday noon.
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Linton Country Club
Mrs James Gibson Returns From Sullivan Hospital
Mrs James Gibson has returned from Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan after obs tration and X ray.
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James Gibson
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
John May Dead at Home in West Frankfort Ill
John May, of South Main Street West Frankfort, died at his home after a six week liver cancer battle. He leaves his wife and ten children, all in West Frankfort except son Ernest in the U S Navy in China, and sisters Mrs R C Carlton and Mrs Edward Perkins. The family notes funeral details and Remains were taken to the Frankfort area.
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Pete May
South Main Street
West Frankfort
John May
Funeral Services for World War Veteran Clifford Beck
Clifford J. Beck, a World War I veteran from Greene County near Sandborn, died at his parents home Wednesday. Funeral services were held at Bethel church this afternoon with military honors. burial followed in Bethel cemetery. He enlisted June 28, 1918, served in Company B, 364th Infantry, and was shell-shocked in France. He was 32, survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Beck, a nine year old son, and a brother Arlie. His wife Mabel Squires Beck died in February 1920.
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Clifford J. Beck
Bethel Church
Bethel Cemetery
Clifford J.beck
Greene County
Sandborn
United States
Young Beck
Sullivan
364Th Infantry
France
George Beck
Arlie Beck
Mabel Squires
Petition seeks clemency for Buck Branam in liquor case
Edwin Carr, Bloomington attorney, circulates a petition asking Governor Harry G. Leslie to commute Buck Branam a 900 day penal farm sentence and $250 fine from a 1926 liquor conviction. Branam, 73, bedridden with rheumatism, would be housed at a state farm hospital if sent away. The petition has backing from the trial judge, prosecutor, jurors and local newspapermen. Branam’s son was arrested but acquitted.
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Minternational News Service
Bloomington
Ind
Edwin Carr
Harry G. Leslie
James Buchanan Branam
Buck” Branam
Here
State Farm
Corr
Branam
Congress Debates Immigration Clause and Lame Duck Amendment
Today in Congress the Senate votes on Norris proposed lame duck constitutional amendment and continues debate on the national origins clause of the immigration act. The Interstate Commerce Committee holds hearings on a bill to create a communications commission. The House takes up the conference report on the relief bill.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce
Communications Commission
HOUSE
Elkhart School Board Seeks Salary Cut
Elkhart Indiana June 7 members of the city school board say they view their positions as trusted and honorable and have asked the city council to lower their annual salary from 450 dollars. The request was referred to the city attorney for a report at the next council meeting and is expected to be granted.
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Elkhart
Ind
Elhart City
Forgot His Clothes Causes Comical Misunderstanding
A Berlin cartoon caption shows a wife asking the drenched professor what happened and the professor replying that he had a bath and forgot to take off his clothes. The exchange highlights a humorous domestic moment conveyed in a clipped newspaper style.
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Berlin
Striking Carpenters Accept 30 Day Truce
In South Bend Indiana three hundred union carpenters voted to accept a thirty day truce with the South Bend Contractors association ending a ten day strike. The agreement keeps workers on the job at the 1.05 dollar hourly wage for thirty days and was arranged by H B Dynes of the U S Department of Labor.
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South Bend
Ind
United States Department of Labor
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