Indiana Senate Hopefuls Vie In Primary Battle
The piece outlines the tight contest between Senator New and ex Senator Beveridge for the Indiana Republican nomination. It notes New's rising prominence as a first term senator and Beveridge's twelve years in the Senate, his retirement, and his acclaimed John Marshall biography. New's hat tipping to Beveridge is highlighted as a notable gesture.
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New
Beveridge
Senator New
Indiana
Senate
John Marshall
Plainfield Interest Grows in Parent Teacher Association
A Civics Department plan to form a Parent Teacher Association at the Plainfield library seeks to unite parents and teachers for better education. Mrs. Curtis Hodges speaks to parents about cooperation, nutrition, morals, and overall development of children.
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Civics Department
Plainfield
Curtis Hodges
Notice Of Public Sale Of Automobile Oakland 1918
Chamberlin and Fletcher announce public auction of an Oakland 1918 Sensible Six at their garage east of Hast Street along the T. H. 11 E. traction line on Saturday May 27 1922 at 2 PM. Cash terms. Sale to satisfy a tradesman lien for repairs.
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Chamberlin and Fletcher
Oakland
Hast St
T. H.11. & E. Traction
Chamberlin & Fletcher
Snowbird Snow Queen Tale with Junco Chickadee
Mr. Chickadee and Mr. Junco discuss identities of Snowbird and Snow Queen as winter winds swirl. The Wind explains escorting the Snow Queen from the North and the birds observe snowflakes and feather robes signaling coming snow. Copyright.
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Hawk
Mr. Chickadee
Mr. Junco
Mr. Chick
Chickadee
Canonchet of the Narragansetts The Great Heart
Canonchet, sachem of the Narragansetts, resisted English terms and refused peace. He was captured after a brutal campaign, the Pequots and Mohegans ordering his execution and his head sent to Hartford. His legacy as a fierce war figure endures in colonial memory.
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Ryppely
Canonchet
Narragansetts
Miantonomo
Philip
New England
King Philip
Snake Squaw
R. I
Oneka
Uneas
Stonington
Conn
Alohegans
Tenglish
Flartford
Bank Statement for Citizens State Bank Plainfield Ind 1922
The Citizens State Bank of Plainfield Indiana reports its condition as of May 5 1922 with assets of 259 288 40 including loans of 215 513 45 overdrafts 1 018 18 U S bonds 7 295 50 and other securities. Liabilities total 250 288 40 with demand deposits 127 932 06 and other liabilities including certificates 37 617 59 bills payable 29 000 00. Cashier Emil B Mills signs the sworn statement dated 1922 confirming accuracy.
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U.S
State of Indiana
County of
Hendricks
Ss. I
Emil B. Mills
Citizens State Bank
Plainfield
Ind
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
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NEW and Beveridge
Paradise
Mr. Snowbird
Chick
Finch
Ndianapolis
Buity
Western Newspaper-union
Sok M. Brown
Ceee Eee
S. Glidewell
Cin Tee Eae
Ralph B. Hornaday
Evangeline Cook
The
Resources
Total Resources
Horace L. Hanna
First National Bank
Total
State of
C. G. Pixs
G. G. Cumberworth
B. W. Anderson
C. MM. Havens
Jos
EB. Pruwity
Peeve
Sis
Kathrine McDonald
George Marion
Jackie Coogan
Boy
J. S. Jones
J. E. Newby
Circuit Court
Hendricks County
Evan Hadley
Osie Hadley
A. Hl. Grey
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