Republicans oppose foreign trade fund in 66th Congress
In Washington, Democratic leaders defend a foreign trade promotion fund, while a Republican subcommittee seeks to cut it. The piece criticizes the 66th Congress as weak, citing stalled measures from universal military training to tariff revision and the Martens inquiry delaying deportation actions. It also notes county board actions on road petitions and contracts in Hammond and Ohio townships.
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Washington, D. C
House
Wood
Indiana
United States
Japan
China
Sisson
Mississippi
Percus
Yrica
Ansit
Hardy
Texas
Army Organization
Representative Mondell
Ways and Means Committee
Parsley Weds Helen Lang In Shiloh Church Parsonage
Herbert W. Parsley and Mrs Helen Kirkland Lang unite in marriage at the Shiloh M E church parsonage with Rev E M Davis officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Kirkland, has long been a township school teacher. The groom, elder son of Loney Parsley, is a progressive farmer and they will reside on a fort near Patronville.
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Parsley
Lang Herbert W. Parsley
Helen Kirkland Lang
Shiloh M. E. Church
E. M., Davis
James H. Kirkland
Loney Parsley
Patronville
John Phillips injures wrist while cranking car
John Phillips dislocated the wrist of his right arm last Thursday while cranking a car. The incident occurred during routine vehicle maintenance.
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John Phillips
Reverend John M Daniel Dies After Long Service
Rev John M Daniel a leading educator and pastor died of heart trouble at West Baden East aged 71. Born in Troy Indiana he taught in Dubois Perry and Spencer counties and led churches in Indiana Illinois South Dakota Colorado and Missouri. He married Armina Salm of Troy and was famed for his Christian life and unselfish labor for struggling congregations.
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John M. Daniel
West Baden
Daniel
Baptist
Rockport
Eureka
Rev
Troy
Ind
Captain Daniel
Ohio
Red
Mississippi
Baptist College
Franklin
Chicago University
Dubois
Perry
Spencer
Missouri
Colorado
Joe
Armina Salm
Indiana
Illinois
South Dakota
Charleston
Ill
Christain
Young Man dies after visit in Louisville area
Joseph A. Taphorn, 25, youngest son of Mrs. Sophia Taphorn of Louisville, died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Vogelsang Jr. after a week's stay. He served two years in the army and was honorably discharged in May 1919. Burial took place in Louisville following the death. He was a cousin of Mr. Vogelsang.
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Joseph A. Taphorn
Sophia Taphorn
Louisville
Matt Vogelsang, Jr
Taphorn
Vogelsang
Rockport Woman Honored by Wilson on Easter Ball Committee
Miss Mildred Richards daughter of Frank M. Richards of Rockport was appointed by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson as a vice chairwoman of the young ladies reception committee for the Easter ball held last Monday at the Willard in Washington.
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Mildred Richards
Frank M. Richards
City
Woodrow Wilson
Young Ladies
Willard
Washington
Goepferich sues for damages in assault case
Joseph Goepferich files a $50,000 damages suit against Riley Dunn Donald Wallace Elmer Winkler Nimrod Pennington Charles Schaaf William Jones Clarence Elliott Taylor Wright Paul W Fuller and Edgar Hatter claiming injuries from an April 1918 conspiracy to assault at Charles Schaaf's home. Also listed are court actions on drainage, divorces, sales, and estate claims from the Circuit Court session.
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Circuit Court
Searing
Woolfolk
Hargis
Joseph Goepferich
Riley Dunn
Donald Wallace
Elmer Winkler
Nimrod Pennington
Charles Schaaf
William Jones
Clarence Elliott
Taylor Wright
Paul’ W. Fuller
Edgar Hatter
Goepferich
M. A. Sweeney
Jasper
Henry Meyer
Luce Township
State of Indiana
Frank Baker
Jesse Woodward
William A. Markland
Allen Hornback
Belle - Hornback
Gertrude May Williams
William Hughes
Goldin Suter
Claude Suter
Lavonia’ Connor
Walter, Connor
Charles Haas
Albert F. Karges
Jonathan A. Parker
Clara Beaver
Crafton Alvey
Sylvia Stateville
James W. Young
Connie B. Redman
Plain
Miss Maple Nunn Weds Dr E J Schrieber in Omaha
Miss Maple Nunn daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Nunn of Richland City married Dr E J Schrieber at Dr A D Nunn home in Omaha Nebraska on Tuesday of last week Rev M Wilson officiated A simple ceremony followed by dinner for immediate family and friends The couple will reside at 1803 Locust Street Omaha
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Maple Nunn
James B. Nunn
Richland City
E. J. Schrieber
A. D. Nunn
Omaha
Nebr
M. Wilson
Schueber
Locust Street
Wyman Fischer Joins Halbruge Store Staff
Wyman Fischer is now employed at C. Ww. Halbruge's store joining the local shop's staff.
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Wyman Fischer
C. Ww. Halbruge
Inter-Church Workers Report Big Attendance in Rockport
The Inter-church county conference at Trinity Methodist in Rockport on Tuesday April 6 drew participants from over thirty denominations. Rev W P Lockyear led a five man and one woman team through the movement’s purpose and work and local churches planned evangelistic drives and canvassing while Presbyterian and other denominations hosted meals for visitors. The gathering aims to unify Christians across differences and renew zeal for county religious work.
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Trinity
Methodist Church
Interchurch
Salm
Rockport
M and P Contract Company Wins Warrick Bridge Job
The M and P Contract Company of the city secured the $57,297 bid to build thirty seven concrete and steel bridges in Warrick county, awarded by the board of commissioners in Boonville. Four bidders competed, P firm had the lowest bid, project to be finished by December 1. The notice also reports a separate road contract worth over $40,600 awarded to Martin and Thornburg. M and P did not bid on the road.
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Board of County Commissioners
Alva’ McKinney
A. C. Hiceman
James Kennedy
George KE
Henderson
Rock Road
Hammond Townshin
Max
WH. Wohler
Phrank Stewart
Thomas Woolfolk
Brank Hurst
Grant Rice
Oliver Levi
Joseph ‘Forsythe
Lewis Woolfolk
R. W. Richards
James H. Kirkland
Herbert A. Garrett
John C. Fella
W. E. Squier
Ohio Township
Joshua Wetherholt
John Young
C. F. Brown
Mel Swallow
Grass Township
A. J. Miller
Titus & Jones
Henry Miller
Wm. E. Martin
A. Pay
T. W. Savage
Jacob L. Bryant
Huff Township
Albert Williamson
Warrick County
Board of Commissioners
Boonville
Martin & Thornburg
M. & P. Company
Fire at Fulda Destroys Home. One Boy Injured
A Fulda two story residence owned by Mrs. Katherine Lindauer burned past midnight with nearly all possessions lost. Fire started from coals by the kitchen stove. Mrs. Lindauer awakened her children and escaped. one boy injured by a door, arm burned. Loss about $8,000. insured for $1,000.
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Katherine Lindauer
Fulda
Patent Granted for Two Row Entfivator to Ray Mattingly
Ray Mattingly has received official notice that he has been granted a patent on a two row entfivator he has developed after extensive work. The announcement confirms the patent award and details the inventor's ongoing research efforts.
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Ray Mattingly
Richards Makes Business Trip to Louisville
R. W. Richards traveled to Louisville Kentucky on Wednesday for business purposes.
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R. W. Richards
Louisville
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RADS
Martens
Moses
New Hampshire
Department of Justice
Ludwig G. A. K. Martens
League of Nations
Department of Labor
J. M. Daniel
Rockport. Gire
Court House
Frank Green
Harris
Tina S. Bitts
Wm. F. Simpers
Margaret Alvey
James G. Hill
Anna V. Laslie
James E. Laslie
Rosa A. Aders
George T. Aders
Hattie Baker
Frank M. Baker
Viola Alexander
Smith & McCullough
Robert P. Alexander
Daniel R. Cunningham
Nora Carter
Susan Huffine
Rachel Simms
Hagar Carter
R. W. Armstrong
Huntingburg
Arch Stevenson
Leslie Paitie
Arthur Roell
Joseph L. Burkhart
Wesley Ahring
John Mulzer
Tillie Kress
Martin Leisther
Spencer County
Florence Enlow
Schrieber—Nunn
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