Third Party Fusion Fails Amid Labor Split and Red Cleavages
A Chicago fusion of Socialists farmers and radicals collapsed after red pink splits. The American Constitutional party and Single Taxers pursued separate paths. Taber party and Single Jugglers pressed independent tickets. William Press Lloyd trial for Communist Labor conspiracy opens under Judge Oscar Weber with Clarence Darrow leading defense.
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American Party of Texas
Ferguson
American Constitutional Party
Wearst
World War Veterans
Ladber
Amos Pinchot
George L. Hecord
J. A. H. Hopkins
la Follette
Wisconsin
Hol's
Fadeawasds
Texas
Taber
Taber Party
Tabor Party
Parler P. C Kristensen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Max &. Hfayves
Cleveland
Oreas
Pennsylvania
Spraul
Palmer
Sincle Tas
Robert C. Macauley
Philadelphia
R. G C. Barnum
Cleveland, O
Chicago
Willam Press
Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
Taineis
Youone
Winnetka
Cook County
Oscar Weber
Superior Court
McNamara
Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
William S. Forrest
William A. Cunnea
Noted Labor Trials Stir Tension with Bolshevik Links
A Chicago area prosecutor leads a sedition trial under the Illinois act, accusing defendants of pledging support to the Moscow based Third International and seeking to overthrow the U S government. The defense plan is not yet outlined as volumes of testimony are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent
Pan
Communist Party
United States
Vermont Governor Refuses Special Session on Woman Suffrage
Gov Percival W Clement of Vermont says he will not call a special session to consider or ratify the woman suffrage amendment. He argues the current legislature was elected before the issue arose and urges the next legislature to handle the matter. He accuses lobbying in prohibition and other amendments and warns of threats to free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival W. Clement
Vermont
Senator Warding
Supreme Court of the United States
Ele
Ftimi
Supreme Court
Clement
Congress
Coal Shortage Looms If Car Supply Fails
A Washington assembly of bituminous operators reported readiness to move all cars offered, but mine car supply is only 35 to 40 percent of need. The Interstate Commerce Commission kept open top coal car limits to August 20 with narrow exceptions, prioritizing coal for public utilities amid ongoing transport constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Settlemore Family Opens New Logansport Store
Charles Settlemore and his son Charles travel to Logansport on Tuesday to open their new retail store, signaling a local business expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Settlemore
Charles Wert
Logansport
Slusser Couple Visited Mrs Nussdorfer Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Orpheus Slusser spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Nussdort er, sharing a daytime visit in a quiet family setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus Slusser
Elizabeth Nussdorter
Obituary for John A. DeArmitt of Huntington County Indiana
John A. DeArmitt born December 29 1850 in Huntington County Pennsylvania died July 16 1929 aged 60 years 6 months 26 days He was the son of John A and Margaret Galliger DeArmitt He moved with his family to Indiana and later settled in Teekson township He married Mary T Shroayer in 1889 and is survived by his wife two brothers James B and Henry A and a sister Mrs Annie V Hubley He was a teacher farmer community worker township trustee and member of Pleasant Chapel U B church and Roanoke Masonic Lodge Funeral July 19 at Pleasant Chapel U B church led by Rev D Walter Zartman with Roanoke Lodge No 155 F and A W in charge Burial at the nearby necropolis
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John A. DeArmitt
Huntingdon County
Pennsylvania
John A
Margaret Galliger DeArmitt
Hertnb County
Indiana
TSGG
Set Se
Clear Creek Township
Dt Teekson Township
Mary T. Shroayer
Car Freck Township
Central Normal College
Danville
DelPauw University
Pleasant Chapel
Pleasant Chapel U B. Church
D. Walter Zartman
Roanoke Lodge No. 155
A. W
Branstrier
Necropolis
Thankful thanks from DeArmitt family for support
The DeArmitt family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors friends Rev Zartman Roanoke Lodge 195 F and A M for help sympathy during illness and death of their husband and brother and for the many floral offerings.
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Zartman
Roanoke Lodo No
A. M
Mary DeArmitt
J. B. DeArmitt
H. A. DeArmitt
C. V. Hulby
Death of Ruth Baptists at Quieckery home
Mrs. Ruth Baptists died at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs E H Quieckery on July 16. She was born May 17 1900 and was 20 years 8 months and 10 days old. Funeral services were held Tuesday July 20 at St Joseph Catholic Church, conducted by Rev Father Raider. Interment in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Baptists
E. H. Quieckery
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Father Raider
Death of Cosie Martin's Daughter in Aboite Area
Little daughter of Mr and Mrs Cosie Martin died at her home near Aboite on Thursday July 22 funeral set for Gosport Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosie Martin
Aboite
Gosport
Mrs Fred Yahne obituary for Fort Wayne resident
Funeral services were held July 22 in Fort Wayne for Mrs. Fred Yahne who lived 3 months and 15 days as a TV year recipient. Interment followed at Roanoke IO cemetery.
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Fort Wayne
Mondas
Roanoke
1. O. OL FL
Lovilda Florence Born Sept 28 7862 Aged 57
Lovilda Florence wife of Samuel Johnson died after a lengthy life in Ge Pits Gay near March 1S89 She left four children one son and three daughters two daughters preceded her in death She was long a Zion U G church member and joined the church triumphant Pastor Rev W Walter Zartman conducted the funeral in Zion U W church with a large gathering.
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Lovilda Florence
Pavie
Eggbeth Showalted
Abu
Samuel Johnson
Zion U. G. Church
Church
Zion UW. Bo
W. Walter Zartman
Mrs Jarion Houser Arrives Home After Kokomo Visit
Mrs Jarion Houser returned home Monday from a short visit with relatives at Kokomo.
Water battle on Main street ends in 50 50 tie
A water battle Wednesday night on Main street pitted Chester Coe Glen Hartley and Ralph Withrow against the Garritson brothers and Eldon Withrow. The clash ended in a 50 50 draw with both sides delivering strong play and the crowd enjoying a spirited contest.
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Main Street
Chester Coe
Glen Hartley
Ralph Withrow
Garritson Brothers
Eldon Withrow
Local Reader Letters Stir Talk Over Missing Smoke Store News
A frustrated reader blasts the paper for printing a long clipping about a local topic. The letter complains subscribers feel ignored and laments the absence of coverage on a smoke shop story.
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Evry
Local Residents Make Brief Trips Between Towns
Larwell Eddingfield traveled to Logansport on Tuesday for business. Gauntt visited Huntington last Saturday for an operation. Mrs. Elma Heater Edith Glock and Walter Fredrick spent Saturday evening in Huntington. Mr and Mrs Grover Walker and Everett Branstrater visited Mamie Hatfield on Sunday.
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Elma Heater
Edith Glock
Walter Fredrick
Huntington
Grover Walker
Everett Branstrater
Mamie Hatfield
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Hefner
A daughter was born on Wednesday July 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hefner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hefner
M E Church Sunday Schedule and Welcome
M E Church notes list Sunday school at 9 30 Class meeting at 10 30 Epworth League 7 pm and evening worship 8 pm Prayer meeting at Wesley and Roanoke Wednesday and Thursday 8 pm Preaching at Monson 10 30 am by the pastor Sacraments to be observed at close of sermon Pastor C B Thomas extends a cordial welcome to all.
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Epworth League
Wesley
Roanoke
Monson
C. B. Thomas
Court awards long delayed road contract dispute ruling
A Fort Wayne court upheld a Jackson Jordan contract dispute over the Gen W. Young road in Polk township. The county faces a daily penalty of ten dollars for almost three years of delay and bond proceeds totaling about twelve thousand five hundred dollars were applied to a second entry. The case tied to bonds, relet contracts, and a lengthy legal process spanning years.
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Thie Contracting Nfrm
Jackson
Gasca
George Young
Yderds Soo
Palmer
Seced of Commissioners
O. UT. Garrett
Wls. Gordon
James A. Jackson
Wilfard McElhaney
McElhaney
Huntington County
Wvells County
Suis Wis
Decatur
Fom
Fort Wayne
Yaple
Jackson & Jiordan
Dhe Afferena Do Ofkeses Stinis
visit of Dinius Avens family to Withrow household
Afr and Mrs W Dinius and Mrs Mark Avens and children from Jackson Michigan visited the D L Withrow home last Wednesday. Dinius is Mrs Withrows brother and the gathering lasted a few days.
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W. Dinius
Mark Avens
Jackson Suichigan
D. L
Pittsburg visitors family visit Stump home
Mrs W E Murray and sons Rodger and Albert of Pittsburg arrived here Wednesday for a few days visit at the J H W Stump home. Mrs Murray is Airs Stumps niece.
Mrs Marrel Marshall Leaves for Grand Rapids Visit
Mrs Merrel Marshall and her young son departed for Grand Rapids Michigan on Thursday evening after a short stay with relatives in New Haven and Churchbusco visiting Mrs John Shank Mrs L D Withrow Mrs Avens and children and Mrs Denius of Jackson Michigan and Mrs Ralph Withrow accompanied them.
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Merrel Marshall
Grand Rapids
Michigan
John Shank
L. D. Withrow
Avens
Denius
Jackson
Ralph Withrow
New Haven
Churchbusco
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Offerings
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses and for floral offerings during the illness and death of our beloved father. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hughes and others, including B. H. Smith and Clyde W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hughes
BE. F. Smith
B. H. Smith
J. H. Mitchell Clyde VW. Smith
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Mickie S
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