Old Line G O P's Go Forth in Fog
Central Press report from Cleveland notes old guard Republicans fear Landon signaling a shift from gold standard toward inflationary farm aid. Kansas concerns over budget, inflation, and silver fuel doubt about party unity. Both parties run conservative platforms while the world moves on.
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Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Cleveland
Old Guard
Landon
Kansas
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Grover Cleveland
New York
Roosevelt
Landon’s Appeal Puzzle To Many
Cleveland June 13 ex Senator W B Pine Oklahoma delegate questions what drives this year’s Republican choice and notes the old guard’s decline. Plausible view credits Kansas for balancing East and West, while Hoover’s Cleveland ovation appears stage managed and largely insubstantial. The piece concludes that the party’s choice seems the best option available under mixed signals and hope for a last ditch fight.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Cleveland
W. B. Pine
Oklahoma
G. O. P. “Old Guard
Pine
Landon
Washington
London
Mississippi
Representaive
James W. Wadsworth
New York
William E. Borah
Idaho
trans-Mississippi
Vandenberg
Knox
Dickinson
G.O. P
Hoover
G.O.P
Cleveland Public Hall
Report on Livestock in Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis June 13 report shows hogs 1500 head holdovers 195 heavies 9.10 to 9.90. mediums 9.86 to 10.25. lights 9.95 to 10.265. Cattle 50 valves 75. steer bulk 67.50 to 8.50. heifers 7.50 to 8.20. cows 6 to 5.75. Low cuts 8.75 to 4.75. Wealers steady to 9.50. sheep 300 nominally steady.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Honored on Birthday for Walter Lawson in Vicksburg
Walter Lawson of Vicksburg was guest of honor at a surprise ice cream supper celebrating his birth anniversary. Attending were Mr and Mrs Arthur Ritter and children, Mr and Mrs G H Lawson and children, Mr and Mrs G W Lawson, Mr and Mrs Lee Corbin and daughter, Mr and Mrs Evert Lawson and Mrs M W Shepherd and daughter of Indianapolis, and Walter Lawson and family.
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Walter Lawson
Vicksburg
Arthur Ritter
G. H. Lawson
G. W. Lawson
Lee Corbin
Evert Lawson
M. W. Shepherd
Indianapolis
Fires in town prompt two light blazes
The Linton Fire Department was called to two small fires this morning. A roof fire at 689 North Main Street, the home of Gilbert Tuttle, was extinguished with light damage. A small blaze at the Cravens cleaning plant was also put out with minimal damage.
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Linton Fire Department
Gilbert Tuttle
North Main Street
Cravens
Pleasantville News Roundup of Visits Births and Events
Pleasantville residents share visits with relatives in Terre Haute Sullivan and Bloomington. Lucien Meurer announce birth James Lucien. Ruth Brown marries Henry Tongate at Carlisle. King’s Daughters class at Clovis Bedwell home. motto contest won by Rosa Bedwell. Many local residents visit, travel, and attend demonstrations and family gatherings. Charles Webb dies in Dugger mine explosion near Paxton.
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Clovis Bedwell
Constance
Juanita Rae
Rosa Bedwell
Terre Haute
Ott Kirchner
Bill Brown
Margie
Mildred
Bob Sherman
Lucien Meurer
James Lucien
Ruth Brown
John Brown
Henry Tongate
Carlisle
King’s Daughters
The
Baptist Church
Mesdames Sparkle Mitchell
Amanda Spencer
Albert Thomas
Floyd Townsley
Lish Whittlock
Victor Moore
Seid Reed
Charles Webb
Dugger-Martin
Paxton
Lawrence
Mrr
Indianapolis
Raymond Gibbs
Sam Wilson
Sullivan
Emmet Edson
Virginia
Jack Hays
Herbert Gene
Linton
Anna Hays
Chester Hirth
Jackie
Tom Stevenson
Angel Bedwell
Lloyd Brown
Olive Branch
Frank Brown
C. A. Mears
Jasonville
Wear-Ever Co
Virgil Willoughby
Bernadine Thornton
Brownstown
William Brown
W. P .Inman
Chiildren
C .A. Mears
Everett Pruitt
Bloomfield
Anzel Bedwell
William Stevenson
North
Will. Inman
Jean
Billy
Patricksburg
Guy Tandy
Loren
Bobby Joe
Jean Inman
Milky Way Opens At Sher-Ritz With Harold Lloyd
Harold Lloyd stars in The Milky Way opening tomorrow at the Sher-Ritz theater. The timid milkman hero ducks blows from a middleweight champ in a funny brawl and provides nonstop laughter. Supporting cast Adolphe Menjou Veree Teasdale Helen Mack Dorothy Wilson William Gargan Lionel Stander deliver strong performances.
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Harold Lloyd
Sher - Ritz
Lloyd
Adolphe Menjou
Veree Teasdale
Helen Mack
Dorothy Wilson
William Gargan
Lionel Stander
Mabel Wees Honored On Birth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Wees entertained Thursday evening with a party in honor of their daughter Mabel for her birth anniversary. A shower of gifts and games preceded refreshments for the guests including Lorene, Cora Sims, Louise Tucker, Ge Wakefield, Mary Doyle, Harold Jones, Gerald Edwards, Harold Tucker, Alden Tucker, Delbert Laughhurn, Lawrence Barnes, Willis Bovenschein, Carl Bovenschein, and others. Mabel was the honored guest, with the host and hostess assisted by Mrs E A Vaughn and Mrs Jesse Barnes.
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George Wees
Mabel
Lorene
Cora Sims
Louise Tucker
Ge Wakefield
Mary Doyle
Feta Land
Harold Jones
Gerald Edwards
Harold Tucker
Alden Tucker
Delbert Laughhurn
Lawrence Barnes
Vicksburg
Willis
W F M S May meeting at Dugger with program items
Mrs Julius Braatz hosted the W F M S May meeting in Dugger Indiana. The program included devotionals, a vocal duet by Sally Risinger and Dolores Bonham, talks on stewardship and world wide friendship, and readings from Missionary Friend alongside closing songs and prayers. Ice cream social followed with six members and four guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Feldman
India
Mary Thompson
D. C. Phillippe
Jesus
Wyatt
Spanish-American vets depart for Vincennes encampment
Mr and Mrs Elmer Flinn Mr and Mrs D A Mowery James S Weller and J Fred Hinman will leave here early Sunday for Vincennes to attend a three day encampment of the United Spanish American War Veterans. The session will be attended by vets from across the state. The local party plans to arrive in time to join the Clark Memorial dedication tomorrow. Hinman is on the credentials committee.
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Hinman
Hospital Admission and Discharges in South Linton and Worthington
Miss Dorothy Maddox of South Linton has been admitted for treatment. Miss Mabel Buckner of Worthington was discharged to return home today.
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Dorothy Maddox
South Linton
Mabel Buckner
Worthington
Classified Rates and Notices From John A Watkings Press
Editor and Publisher John A. Watkins lists advertising rates including one year six tenths three months per column and insertions per inch 26 cents per line 44 856 breaking notices per line obituaries and cards of thanks and announcements not purely social or news character at regular line rates with permanent contract details available on application
More Facts From Dr Buss On Cure Misconceptions
Dr Buss argues that operations do not cure the underlying disease and that organs themselves do not fail alone. He says our constitutions are the root of troubles and that only local treatment cannot remove the root cause after years of dissipation. A "cure" is claimed by patients who seek relief from doctors and adjusters, but such relief is not a lasting fix.
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Buss
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