Indiana Democratic Club Sees Membership Boom on Fee Cut
The Indiana Democratic Club, owner of a top Indianapolis club house, reports a surge of new members after a $5 initiation fee reduction through August. Bert Hendren notes the goal of 1000 new members by August 1, with two special trains planned to the Democratic National Convention and strong efforts to strengthen Indiana's standing in the national party.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic Club
Bert Hendren
New York
Indiana
Indiana Republicans Fall Behind Amid Oyster Bay Noise
Indiana Republican figures face local distractions as Oyster Bay developments dominate attention. The article notes campaign implications and shifting priorities as the party adapts to the evolving scene and public interest.
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Indiana
Oyster Bay
Indiana Republicans seek aligned march to Chicago convention
Indiana Republicans push pro Colonel Roosevelt stance with Kealing stepping aside as delegate at large and New backing the Colonel. a reformist may gain a delegate spot as plans unfold for the Chicago convention. Astronomical notes describe visible planets Venus Jupiter Mars and Saturn in the night sky. A long-dead African king is noted as dying after thirty-one years of peaceful reign. A prewar asset, a collier, sells for 200000 while costing 245000. An elephant yields 120 pounds of ivory.
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Indiana
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chicago
Joe Kealing
Kealing
Fairbanks
Harry 5S
New
Captain New
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
Eighth Grade Graduates and March Exam Results
The list records eighth grade graduates and their marks across Jefferson County townships and schools. Highlights include Marcus and Laura Ralston, Frances Taylor, Mary Siebenthal, Eloise George, and Florence Buchanan with scores ranging from 34 to 95, with exams slated for April 15 in townships and May 20 in Madison high school. The County Board of Education plans a resolution to curb graduating outfits costs.
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Shelby
Josephine Stewart
Lelia May Stewart
Marcella Ralston
Hazel B. Barber
Fanny Taylor
Laura Jean Ralston
Mae E. Buchele
Hallie E. Hall
Esther L. Royce
Freda Stevenson
Florence M. Buchanan
Harry ‘. Ralston
Gerald Mitchell
Grace Ralston
Leona Maud Rea
Walter Royce
Milton To
Anna Martin
Mary Siebenthal
Fiona L. Winscot
Roxie May Fritlay
Glen Ralston
Erna M. Gray
Frederick Colemen
William Danner
Smyrna Tp
George Steadman
Graham Ip
Dorothy Robertson
Nellie E. Nay
Virgil Dillinger
Mildred Blake
Rosa Williams
Grace Davis
Phyllis Callaway
Edna Fern Portwood
Lawrence Wolf
Leslie Gray
Vernon Dryden
Mildred Gray
Thea Robertson
Garlian Webster
Duwayne D. Callaway
Edna Cox
Bruce Gud¢el
Lancaster To
Chas. J. Nichols
Beryl Custer
Freda M. Parks
Grace Riggle
A. B. Rector
Edwin O’neel
Leslie Heath
Lloyd Hindsley
Carl Johnson
Hanover
Melvin Whitham
Pete King
Thelma Peters
C. Taff
Dwight Iddings
Ethel Craigmyle
Claude L. Peak
Lawrence Schriebier
Cecile Morris
Lottie Nighbert
Belle Thompson
Hazel Cutshall
Margaret Kloppfer
Mamie Cutshall
Monroe
City of Madison
County Board of Education
Dr King’s New Life Pill Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pill as a laxative that releases poisons from the system. It claims accumulated waste causes dizziness and blotchy vision and promises relief by morning after taking a dose tonight.
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Dr. King
Adv
Navy civilian summer cruise seeks 5000 volunteers
Secretary Daniels announced a Navy civilian cruise from August 15 to September 12 inviting about 5000 volunteers with seafaring knowledge or naval trades. Vessels will sail from ports including Chesterton New York Norfolk Newport Philadelphia and likely Charleston. Volunteers pay their own travel and a $30 deposit to cover trip expenses.
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Navy
Department
Alreddy
Athintic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Am Fuiind
Stinasiner
Cheston
New York
Norfolk
Newport
German Engineer Hidden in Wife’s Trunk Escapes to New York
Dispatch from Copenhagen tells how Captain Roewer, a German engineer, secretly traveled from Kiauchau to New York by stowing in his wife’s trunk aboard a liner to Copenhagen. He avoided discovery by hiding in the packing room at Kirkwall until British authorities detained him. his wife continued to Copenhagen.
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Wirkwall
Copenhagen
Roewer
Kiauchauu
New York
Germany
Kirkwall
Income tax receipts to near one hundred million dollars
Treasury schedules indicate United States income tax receipts for the year will total about 100.6 million dollars, about 15 million more than the estimate and a record high with 19.48 million already collected from corporations and individuals. Older man celebrates wedding as grandfather ages 72 to 19 year old bride in Grand Haven.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Tmemen Schepel
Mdland
Mich
Schepel
Thomas Vandenbosch
Gertrude Nyboer
Grand Haven
Vandenbosch
Air Man Doherty Rescued After 29 Hours At Sea
William Doherty, an American aviator, and Italian companion survived twenty nine hours afloat in the Adriatic after their Curtiss hydroplane failed off Taranto. Buffeted by cold and waves, they bailed with a drip pan until a torpedo boat finally rescued them twenty miles from shore, ending a perilous patrol for Italian submarine activity. Doherty then shifted to Paris and London seeking further adventure.
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Othe
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Paris
London
Electrocution in Bathtub Claims Toledo Woman
In Toledo Mrs. Josephine Bellows, 22, was electrocuted when a portable electric light toppled into her bathtub. She was alone, reading a magazine as hot water filled the tub after she turned on the water. The light attached to a stand near the tub detached and shattered, and contact with exposed wires is suspected to have caused the fatal shock.
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Toledo
Josephine Bellows
Bellows
Buffalo
Forest products lab converts sawdust to alcohols cutting costs
Washington report details a Madison Wisconsin laboratory's method to gasify hardwoods to wood alcohol lime acetate and charcoal with minimal extra cost. Graves says the process could boost alcohol yields by 25 percent and lime by 10 percent, increasing annual value by about 1.15 million dollars if widely adopted.
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Washington, D.C
Federal Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
Forest Service
Henry S. Graves
Graves
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Georgetown Co operative Bargain Day offers free marriages
Georgetown Kentucky on April 15 hosts a bargain day with free marriage licenses issued by County Clerk William H. Gatewood. Marriages will be performed with only a handshake and kiss, by County Judge Joseph Barkley Ward. Couples wed in dry goods stores receive a comfort. Seventy five local merchants offer bargains to draw Scott County farmers.
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Georgetown
Dan Cupid
Scott County
Kiss Trade Verdict Gave Car To Mrs Spangler In Iowa Suit
In Davenport Scott County jury decides the kiss she says she received as compensation was the fair trade for ownership of the automobile. Thomas Brown claimed ownership and only lent the car to Mrs Spangler. The four hour deliberation ended with a verdict granting the machine to the housekeeper.
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Davenport
Bertha Spangler
Thomas Brown
Scott County
Brown
Spangler
Humphreys' Free Medical Book Celebrates Sixty Years
Advertisement notes a revised edition of Dr Humphreys' Manual of diseases with detailed care and treatment guidance and Humphreys' Remedies offered free in celebration of sixty years.
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Humphreys
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