Robert W Stephenson Named Trustee Candidate
The Messenger announces Robert W Stephenson as a candidate for the nomination of trustee of Guilford township subject to the Republican primary on Tuesday May 2.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
4
The Messenger announces Robert W Stephenson as a candidate for the nomination of trustee of Guilford township subject to the Republican primary on Tuesday May 2.
Announcement names James W. Noel as a candidate for the recorder's nomination in Hendricks County subject to the Republican primary decision on May 2.
The notice names John Hume as a candidate for Hendricks County prosecutor subject to the Republican primary on Tuesday May 2.
Notice to voters of Hendricks county that Ewing Baird will run for county recorder on the Republican ticket, subject to the May primary.
The statement declares John Masten of Clay Township as a candidate for Clerk of Hendricks County, subject to the Republican primary on May 2. He seeks the party nomination in the upcoming election.
Charles Clark of Center Township announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Hendricks County Sheriff subject to the decision of the primary on May 2.
The Republican party announces R. M. Shirley as a candidate for the Hendricks County Assessor nomination subject to the May 2 primary.
Amos B. Edwards of Clay Township files to run in the Republican primary for County Assessor with May 2 voting day upcoming. He aims to secure the party nomination to hold the assessor post.
Alvin Woodward of Liberty is the subject of a Republican primary decision set for May 2. The county clerk race centers on Woodward's candidacy and party backing as voters cast their ballots.
John E Vestal announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the Third District subject to the Republican primary. He positions himself as a steady local official in a district facing growth and budget decisions.
Opinion excerpts discuss labor market trends with more seekers than jobs, advertising value, farmer industrial ties, foreign goods impact, and a soldier bonus tax debate. Aviation interest follows Rt Rev Arthur S Lloyd praising flying as sport though not for all, plus education as democracy’s safeguard per Viscount Haldane.
Joseph Gurney Cannon, longtime representative for Illinois, is praised as a model for youth and a steadfast ally of the Republican party. The piece notes fifty years of service, party work, and belief in public duty leading to prosperity, as he retires to private life.
A public critique argues seven Revolution era history texts have been revised to cast aspersions on revolutionary leaders and replace dramatic patriotic incidents with socialist vale. It urges a return to earlier histories to foster American patriotism under President Harding era ideals.
A Philadelphia girl frightened by footsteps in Fairmont park climbs a tree to escape. The Houston Post notes her fear and adds a light remark about their ability to dust and climb.
Miss Anne Ik McIntyre of New York has been awarded the Cross of the Legion of Honor by the French government for services with Near East relief in Marash Cilicia.
Owensville's Frank Smith holds multiple posts as town marshal fire chief street commissioner health officer curfew ringer mailman and expressman. Five positions he occupies by law illustrating municipal overload and unique local duties.
Uniontown Pennsylvania police jailer alleges George Schley smuggled a live snake into the station. Officers reported a commotion as other inmates scrambled along cell walls while the serpent slithered about the floor. Schley kept the reptile in his bed until his sentence expired.
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