Parade Plan Outlines Big Democratic Rally Route
The first district rally day parade committee chaired by Joe Barton unveiled the parade formation for the big demonstration next Wednesday when Governor James Cox speaks at the fairgrounds. Delegations from Vanderburg to Gibson counties will assemble along designated roads, with floats and banners limited to official delegations and several marshals assigned to direct units.
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Joe Barton
James M. Cox
Pike County
Oaksland City
Gibson Street
City
Barton
Columbia
Center
Oakland City
Race Street
Race
White River
Mulberry
Washington Township
Petersburg
Oak Street
Wabash
Montgomery
Heston Road
Hart Street
Mulberry Street
Joe Burton
O. L. Collins
Parker Burton
RJ Cunningham
A. L. Fisher
Omar Murphy
Lester Burton
Theodore Miller
Roy Burton
Marshall Barton
Cox and Ads Welcome Tennessee Ratification of Suffrage
Governor Cox and aides hailed Tennessee approving the woman suffrage amendment. They predicted enfranchising women would aid the Democratic ticket and League of Nations support. Senator Harris said campaign plans would not change, and Cox posed with suffrage workers led by Abby Scott Baker on the Capitol steps.
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Columbus
Cox
Tennessee
League of Nations
Mothers of America
Harris
Mississippi
New York
Abby Scott Baker
National Woman’s Party
Capitol
Prayer circle at First Presbyterian church Friday
The Prayer circle of the First Presbyterian church will meet Friday at 3 o clock at the church. Mrs McElWhiney entertained five sons and their families with a basket dinner at her home near Francisco with about forty five relatives present. The five sons are Thomas William Mose Henry and Cunningham McEilhiney. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ellis Bell and family Rising Sun Ind Mr and Mrs Mose McEilhiney and family of Gery Ind and Alvin McEilhiney of Lafayette Ind.
City Council Cancels 1320 Street Ceiling Contract
By a 3 to 2 vote the city council cancelled the 1320 street ceiling contract. Ed Meyers moved the cancellation, seconded by Brown. Meyers Brown and Bottom voted aye. Dorsgy and Riggs nay. Shoptaugh absent.
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Ed Meyers
Brown
Births in Patoka A boy and a girl join families
Born to Mr and Mrs Bartlett Turpin of Patoka a boy Calvin Edward. Also to Mr and Mrs Flavian Crane 320 West Spruce street a girl Grace Jevern born this morning. The mother was formerly Miss Annamee Fisher.
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Bartlett Turpin
Patoka
Monday
Calvin Edward
Flavian Crane
West Spruce Street
Grace J.eVern
Annamee Fisher
Drum Corps Members to Meet Friday Evening
Members of the reorganized Democratic drum corps and new members will meet Friday at 7 30 at the law office of Sanford Trippet over Shoptaugh's drug store. They will march in the Cox rally day parade.
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Democratic Drum Corps
Sanford Trippet
Shoptaugh’s
Governor Cox Portraits Promoted At The Democrat Office
Pictures of Governor Cox the Democratic nominee for president at The Democrat office are free for the asking. Howard Stephenson of Louisville visits his sister Mrs E O Bennett and family. Charles Stermer and son from Patoka on business. Will Phillips of Oatsville visits for business. Pr and Mrs M L Arthur of Patoka visit. Miss Jennie Morton visits in Louisville. Arch Swallow of Oakland City in town on business. Mrs Wi E Daniels of Mt Carmel returns home. Miss Emma Putoff returns to St Louis after visiting Mrs E W Barber. Mrs Williams and daughter of Owensville shop in town today. M E Church service 7 30 tonight. al9dit.
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Cox
Howard Stephenson
Louisville
Mrs. E. O. Bennett
Wi. E. Daniels
Mt. Carmel
R. M. Crumbaugh
Emma Putoff
St. Louis
E. W. Barber
South Gibson Street
Death of Fred Fulling after stair injury in Somerville
Fred Fulling, 79, died at 5 30 this morning from concussion after slipping on a stair at his home while asking about Mrs Ohning a distant relative who had died earlier in the evening. Born May 2 1841 in Germany he came to the United States age unknown and settled in Gibson county. Survived by three children Benjamin of Mackey John L of Philadelphia and Victor C of Mackey the family visiting from Philadelphia. Funeral plans not announced.
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Daniels
Mr. Roosevelt
Hart
San Domingo
Panama
Cuba
Central American
League
Uncle Saim
Somerville
John
Fred Fulling
Lia
Mackey
Fred ‘Ohning
Falling
Ohning
Mrs. Ohning
Germany
Gibson County
Ba Township
Benjamin Fulling
John L. Fulling
Philadelphia
Victor C. Fulling
Mr. Fulling
Officers named for rally day in Princeton event
The article lists Democratic rally day officers for the First district to be held in Princeton on Wednesday August 25 with Governor James M. Cox speaking at the fair grounds. It includes state chairmen, vice presidents, district and county leaders, and numerous names across Gibson and Spencer counties.
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Princeton
James M. Cox
Fair Grounds
Benjamin Bosse
Indiana Women Vote Nominee Ballots Expanded
State board projects 750000 women voters and 808391 men counted in 1919 totaling about 1600000 voters. Election cost may rise 25 percent to around 370003 with 1500000 ballots printed. Extra clerks, possibly women, at each polling place. Australian ballots to be used extensively causing delays in returns.
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State Board of Election Commissioners
Relatives Gather After Suspected Murders in Cecil Sharpe Case
Relatives in the city of Cecil Sharpe, believed murdered with Veator Inck, returned home after funeral. Laura Young says the family insists the youths were foully slain and their bodies placed on the railroad track. She notes Sharpe's farewell gifts and foreboding that evening amid rumor of a dug hole near the tracks.
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Muen
Veator ‘Inck
Yrshire
Charles. Taft
South Seminary Street
Arthur
Ruth
Laura Young
Sharpe
Daily Democrat
Trousseau
Miss Young
American Leads in Fifth Day Olympic Meet Scores
United Press reports at Antwerp on August 19 that America led the Olympic field after five days with 119 points. Finland trailed with 64, Sweden 38, and England 37 as thirteen events had finished.
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Antwerp
Belgium
America
Finland
Sweden
England
House Adjourns in Tennessee Without Reconsidering Suffrage
The Tennessee House adjourned today until morning at 10 o clock without reconsidering the suffrage amendment. It is expected that an attempt will be made to reopen the fight when it meets again tomorrow.
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Nashville
Tenn
House of Representatives
Death notices for Francisco area include two local obituaries
Jake Williams 57 died at his home in Francisco on Wednesday at 3 20 pm from erysipelas. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from the home, burial at Odd Fellows cemetery. U M W A to handle. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs James Kennedy Bloomington. Hannah Ohning near Enon church died Wednesday at 5 pm. Funeral Saturday 10 am from home. burial Walnut Hill cemetery Ft. Branch. Survived by four daughters and one adopted son, plus several siblings.
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Jake Williams
Oscar White
Ft. Branch
A. D. ‘Market
John Bilderback
Kings Station
Carl Woods
Ft. ‘Branch
George Munter
William Netkamp
Boaneville
Carte Meter
Cox shifts focus to League issue in Indiana tour
Governor Cox campaigns in Indiana pressing the League of Nations and suffrage ratification as a path to calm unrest. He frames ratification as a national response and plans to stress the treaty’s approval at a banquet with the Indiana Democratic Editorial association audience.
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Bend
James M. Cox
Indiana
League. of. Nations
Indiane Democratic
Association Tonight
Cox
Columbus
Cox assails Senate GOP leaders over cost of living
In South Bend Governor Cox denounces the Republican oligarchy in the Senate for blocking tax cuts and keeping living costs high. He says Democrats favor League of Nations entry after March 4 1921 and accuses reactionary leaders of hypocrisy while Europe buys and America stalls. Businessmen urge action to Penrose as conditions stay unchanged.
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Ind
Senate
Cox
League of Nations
Europe
America
Penrose
House
Ways and ‘Means Committee
Republican Congress
Three of a Kind in Carmel Police Tale
Chief Elmer Anthis returns from Princeton where he attended a Dyehouse boy case hearing. Princeton police force of three weighs 235 pounds each and the chief weighs 290 on the scales, claiming a unique heavyweight trio.
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Mr. Carmel
Republican Register
Elmer Anthis
Princeton
Force of Three
Anthis
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