Harding will likely stand by Daugherty amid demands
Washington reports President Harding is expected to support Attorney General Daugherty despite wide calls for resignation from Republicans and Democrats alike. The Mayflower cruise with Daugherty and other administration figures underscored their close bond and the ministerial stakes in this political controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Washington
Harding
Republian
War Weeks
Harry S. New
Warwick
Lasker
Shippine Board
Onis
David
Jonathan
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Senate
Morse
Charles W. Morse
Wells-Marsh Wedding in Sandusky Morning Ceremony
Ray Marsh of Sandusky and Miss Elizabeth Wells were married at six o'clock Wednesday morning June 14 at the bride's mother's home, with Rev. J. H. Diehl performing the ceremony. Decorations featured cream pink roses and gladioli, and after the ceremony the couple departed for Indianapolis en route to Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Marsh
Sandusky
Ohio
Elizabeth Wells
Walnut Street
J. H. Diehl
Mr. Marsh
Fred Marsh
Ohio Township
Rockport High School
Membership Drive Closes with Surge in Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary drive ended Thursday at noon with a strong increase in membership. Eligible members include wives, mothers, daughters, and sisters of Legion men and Gold Star men. The next auxiliary meeting is Monday evening, June 19, at 7 30 at Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Sisters of Legion
Gold Star
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Nuptial Courtesy Shower Held for Elizabeth Wells
A Saturday evening shower at Miss Anna Lorene Mohr’s home honored Miss Elizabeth Wells on the eve of her wedding this Wednesday morning. Hostesses included Misses Martha Luckado Agnes Williamson Lora Miller Frances Stevenson and Anna Lorene Mohr, surprised the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lorene Mohr
Elizabeth Wells
Martha Luckado
Agnes Williamson
Lora Miller
Frances Stevenson
Hike to Mammoth Cave Group Plans Kentucky Tour
Mrs. Cora Wetzel Mrs. Geo Feigel and Miss Fannie Hearn depart Wednesday on a two week tour of Kentucky. They will visit Mammoth Cave during the trip. Mrs. Wetzel plans to wear a placard saying We are hiking but we would not refuse a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammouth Cave
Cora Wetzel
Geo. Feigel
Fannie Hearn
Kentucky
Martha Rabb Marries William Henry Hobbs in Indianapolis
Miss Martha Rabb daughter of Mrs Kate Milner Rabb wed William Henry Hobbs of Danville Indiana in Indianapolis on Wednesday. The couple will reside in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rabb
Kate. Milner Rabb
Rockport
Indianapolis
William Henry Hobbs
Danville
Till
Smiths and Margraf Travel to Fairview for Visit
Mr and Mrs L C Smith and Mrs Sophia Margraf departed Thursday for Fairview Illinois to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Smith
Sophia Margraf
Fairview
Road building dew nstrations set for southern Indiana counties
Demonstrations to improve dirt roads will take place in July and August across six southern Indiana counties surveyed in March. Purdue University experts, W. Q. Fitch and Ben H. Petty, will select sites in Dubois, Spencer, Warrick, and Crawford counties, with activities in Cass township near Holland, Jasper, Luce and Huff townships, Greer township near Elderfield, and near Lynnville. Farmers will assist with shovels and teams.
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Huntingburg
Ind
Indiana
W. Q. Fitch
Purdue University
Ben H. Petty
Civil Engineering
Purdue
Dubois
Spencer
Warrick
Crawford Counties
Petty
Anyon
Dubois County
Cass Township
Holland
Jasper
Spencer County
Luce Township
Huff Township
Evanston
Warrick County
Greer Township
Elderfield
Lynnville
Crawford County
Grantsburg
Perry
Pike
Drivers Urged to Share the Road in Indiana
Indiana motorists are urged to stop blocking highways by parking or stopping in the main traffic path. Hoosier State Automobile Association calls sheriffs and constables to enforce rules during games, picnics, and holidays. Also notes Spencer County farming drainage data and wheat supply trends, plus Indianapolis stockyards and regional road grading plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier State Automobile
Motor Organization
Motor Club
Mike
Indiana
Motor “Organization
Hoosier Association
Missionary Meeting Noted For Pleasant Elm Street Reception
A reception at Mrs Ed Martins Elm street home honored Ruth Musgrave visiting aunts Mollie Herrell and Julia Lawbury. Musgrave described experiences in Latumbe and the dark continent to a captivated audience. All city missionary societies were invited and a social hour with punch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Martin
Elm Street
Ren
Ruth Musgrave
Mollie Herrell
Julia Lawbury
Musgrave
Latumbe
Almanner
Granddad W. B. McWilliams Receives Birth News
Engineer W. B. McWilliams of the Southern Railway learned from his wife visiting in East St. Louis that a son was born last Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Judd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McWilliams
The
Southern Railway
Roberts and son Landis visit Indianapolis early week
R. E. Roberts and his son John Landis were in Indianapolis at the start of the week, visiting the city and related engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Roberts
John Landis
Indianapolis
State Sunday School Convention Attended by Local Delegates
Mrs. Jacob Bauman, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hammond and Mrs. Charles H. Salm attended the State Sunday School convention held Tuesday in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bauman
C. L. Hammond
Charles H. Salm
Evansville
Railroad Track Removal Sparks Quiet Public Debate
Citizens voice concern over the removal of railroad track sections but refrain from outward demonstration. Reports note widespread mental protest activity yet no large street actions appear organized.
Street Track Removal Ends Long Main Street Controversy
The city removed the East Main street railroad track from Fifth street to the courthouse this week after two years of dispute. About thirty workers lifted rails and ties, filling the street with gravel and smoothing the surface by Monday noon. The action follows a 1920 attempt by the traction company under a council order and a Public Service Commission decision, ending a six year franchise dispute over running cars to the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Fifth Street
Court House
Traction Company
East Main Street
Evansville College Hosts Oratorical Contest Tie for First
Miss Esther Pyle of Evansville college and Henry Simpson of Sturgis Kentucky tied for first in the Charles Paul Alderson oratorical contest at Evansville college last Monday morning. Each received half of the $25 prize. Marguerite Roberts of this city won first in another oratorical contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther. Pyle
Evansville
Leonard Coffey sells cafe on Main to Artie Walden
Leonard Coffey sold his business on Main near Fifth Street to Artie Walden this week. Walden will run the cafe. The transfer transfers ownership and immediate operation to Walden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Coffey
Fifth Street
Artie Walden
Marion visitors stay with Mr and Mrs Walker
Mrs Frank McConnell and two daughters of Marion Kentucky were guests of Mr and Mrs R A Walker this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank’ McConnell
Marion
R.A. Walker
Mrs John Brown and Esther Brown in Evansville This Thursday
Mrs John Brown and Miss Esther Brown appeared in Evansville this Thursday. The brief sighting notes their attendance at a local event and marks the couple as recognizable figures in town social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Esther Brown
Evansville
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Charles Parr
Mr. Hunt
Lake Drain
Silver Dale Road
Messrs. Parr
Hunt
Wells—Marsh
Department . of’. Commerce
D.h
Argentina
Australia
United States
Light
Canada
Europe
Kinghan Packing House
Hutt
Huff
Arkansas
Lvestock” Shipping Associations
New Yorker
Farmers’ Association
Peter
Richland
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