Promise to Cut Taxes Fails as Trade Slumps
Washington reports Republican promises to lower federal taxes and secure quick peace have not materialized. Senator Borah faulted the party for no evident economy plan, while Senator Smoot warned of tax increases. The discussion centers on broken pledges and stalled foreign policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Borah
Rep
Idaho
King
Utah
Smoot
United States
Republican Congress
Grand Fourth of July Parade Led by Legion in Rockport
The American Legion plans a parade over a mile long for July 4 in Rockport featuring decorated floats autos and comic costumes with prizes ranging from 1 to 10 dollars. Major Charles D. M. Houghton will lead the Legion and R. J. Woods Charles Davis and J. E. Gentry head the parade committee. A basket picnic at the fair grounds follows with a track and field meet county pace and a Derby plus band music and speeches by L. L. Roberts and Major Houghton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Rockport
Walnut Street
Charles D. M. Houghton
Indianapolis
Legion
Jenkins Post
Woodmen
R. J. Woods
Charles Davis
J. E. Gentry
Fair Grounds
Treby
Simeinig
Derby
L. L. Roberts
Noansville
Major Houghton
Injured Woman Hit By Car At 4th And Main
Mrs. Harrison Waer was struck by a car driven by Roy Hopkins at the 4th and Main intersection while crossing the street. She suffered a fractured hip bone but the physician said she is painfully injured yet not seriously. Hopkins stopped a short distance away after the collision.
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Harrison Waer
4Th
Main Streets
Roy Hopkins
Atkinson and Linn Quietly Wedded in City Parsonage
Herbert J. Atkinson and Miss Ethel Linn married last Thursday evening at the United Brothers parsonage in this city Rev. P F Fouts officiated. The bride is daughter of Jack Linn of near Silverdale and has worked as a clerk at Hargis grocery store. The groom is son of Fred Atkinson of Silverdale and the couple are staying with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Atkinson
Ethel Linn
United
Brothern
P. F. Fouts
Jack Linn
Silverdale
Hargis
Fred Atkinson
Salm Couple Seen in Evansville Monday
Mr and Mrs Chas H Salm were in Evansville Monday for undisclosed reasons with no additional details provided.
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Chas. H. Salm
Evansville
Contract for Linoleum and Blinds for New Court House
Commissioners opened bids for the linoleum flooring and window blinds for the new court house. A total of bids were submitted by multiple bidders, with the count and amounts awaiting review.
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New Court House
County Board awards linoleum blinds in new court house
The county board in special session awarded linoleum flooring to Arnold Elmendorf Co. at 692.55 with 2.85 per yard for extras and blinds to Reitz Spiegel Furniture Co. at 708.56 with 16 for extra rollers. Bids for janitor service run until January 1, 1922, with twelve proposals submitted led by Woods at 1,020.00 and Himmelheber at 600.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
New Court House
Linolleum
Arnold, Elmendorf Co
Taylor Carpet Co
Indianapolis
R & G Furniture Co
Evansville
Reitz, Spiegel Furniture Co
John L. Harris
Albert J. Wedeking
William Link, Jr
Young & Hamilton
Joe Cook
Albert Simpson
Robert J. Woods
John Long
A. L. Morris
Lamey L. Coffey
Willis Herrell
Perry Himmelheber
Henry Stephens Sues For Promissory Note in Warrick Circuit
Henry Stephens sues Margaret Perrin in Warrick circuit court to recover on two promissory notes totaling 50.00. James W. Davis represents the plaintiff. A. Jay Hawkins vs Moses Neustadt seeks damages in Evansville proceeding to Warrick then Spencer, alleging wrongful prosecution of an indictment for grand larceny, later dismissed for lack of evidence. Larceny involved a rug and household goods. plaintiff claims business ruin and seeks 25,000.00. Beulah A Willis vs Ernest Willis requests divorce.
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Henry Stephens
Margaret Perrin
Warrick
James W. Davis
A. Jay Hawkins
Moses Neustadt
Evansville
Warrick County
Spencer
No Place Like Home Return From Gull Lake Trip
Dr and Mrs J C Glackman and family Dr and Mrs C P Goldman and son Miss Margaret Wright Miss Mattie Thompson and Master Carlos Ehrman will return Sunday from Gull Lake Michigan where they have spent the past two weeks.
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J. C. Glackman
C. P. Goldman
Margaret, Wright
Mattie ‘Thompson
Carlos’ Ehrman
Gull Lake
Mich
Local Girl Wins The Anderson Prize At Evansville College
Miss Marguerite Roberts of this city won first place in the Paul C. Anderson oratorical contest at Evansville college. She spoke on Woman as an Office Holder and received 25 dollars. Isabel McCool of Boonville and Howard Lytle of Evansville took second and third.
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Marguerite Roberts
Paul C. Anderson
Evansville College
R. E. Roberts
This City
Anderson
Isabel McCool
Boonville
Howard Lytle
Evansville
Fletcher Peek Weds Miss Hisse Kopp in Spencer County
Fletcher Peek of Spencer county and Miss Hisse Kopp daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Kopp wed at eight this Wednesday morning in a home ceremony with Rev A L Bennett officiating. Sister Estella Peek played the wedding march and a small group of relatives and friends attended. The couple plan a two week motor trip through Kentucky then return to reside in the city.
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Fletcher Peek
Spencer County
Hisse Kopp
Fred Kopp
Dilm Street
Lula Peek
Estella Peek
Dan Kopp
Andrew Kopp
Tom Brown
Kate Fletcher
Argia Laird
Allan Polk
Kentucky
Louisville
Danville
Lexington
Owensboro
Fletcher
Peek
Miss Helen Busse to Wed Carl Wellin in July
Miss Helen Halleck Busse daughter of Dr. E P Busse of Evansville will marry Mr Carl Wellin of Evansville on July 1. Her mother Dr Kate Snyder Busse is a former Rockport girl and Miss Busse has visited Rockport often as a guest of the Snyder family.
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Helen Busse
Helen Halleck Busse
E. P. Busse
Evansville
Carl Wellin
Rockport
Kate Snyder Busse
Busse
Thomas Snyder
Salm Baertich announce wedding in New Albany
Announcement lists the marriage of Miss Anna Baertich to Conner Salm of Trey Indiana. The ceremony took place last Thursday, June 16, in New Albany. Mr Salm is nephew to Charles Salm of this city and is well known locally. Will Browne and wife left Chicago for Metropolis after visiting Simon and Mrs Wiener.
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Anna Baertich
Conner Salm
Trey, Ind
New Albany
Mr. Salm
Charles Salm
Will Browne
Chicago
Metropolis
Ill
Simon Wiener
CE Redmond Visits City on Business
CE Redmond of Richland spent Wednesday in the city on business.
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CE Redmond
Richland
German Camp Ground Upgraded Ahead of August Meeting
German Camp Ground undergoes extensive improvements. A three story dormitory for women, 40 by 66 feet, includes an amusement hall and community space on the first floor with seating and a stage. Church repairs, a new rock road project from Dale station to Clay township line, and expanded tent enclosures accompany the upgrades.
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Dale Station
Clay Township
Fred B. Hanning
Gogel & Dauenhauer
Vogel Kleiser Wedding At Trinity Church Evansville
Marie Kleiser married Sam Vogel Monday morning at Trinity Church Evansville in a ceremony attended by family. The bride wore midnight blue tricotine with matching hat and was accompanied by sister Elinora Kleiser and Marcis Kleiser. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home near New Boston and a dance at Friedel’s Hall capped the celebration. The couple will reside on Edith Bauer’s farm near Lamar with many祝 wishes for a happy life.
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Trinity Church
Evansville
Marie Kleiser
Sam Vogel
Elnora Kleiser
Marcis Kleiser
Miss Kleiser
New Boston
Friedel’s Hall
Vogel
Edith
Attractive Lawn Party at Montgomery Home
A lawn party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Montgomery on Elm Street entertained the M. B. C. A. society children. Margaret Thomas led devotional exercises as an orchestra of Miss Hattie Butscher pupils performed and several solos and duets were presented. Out of town guests Helen Montgomery, Mrs. Robert Montgomery, and Mrs. Allan Payton attended. The July meeting will be a picnic at Mrs. Fannie Wright’s country home.
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Wayne Montgomery
Elm Street
The
Margaret Thomas
Hattie Butscher
Louise Savage
Anna Gentry
Fannie Parker
Eisie Balderson
Dorothy Hamilton
Mrs Weil to Sail for London for Three Months Visit
Mrs M Weil sails Saturday afternoon on the Olympic to London to visit her son Herbert Weil and brother Louis Schoenfeld. She recently spent a week with relatives in Indianapolis and New York.
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M, Weil
Olympic
London
Herbert
Weil
Louis Schoenfeld
Indianapolis
New York
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Wilsor
Atkinson—Linn
TAR Court House
Bureau of Entomology
Argo Fet
Purdue University
Indiana
Freya Bros
Court House
Agricultural Department
Paul Charles ‘Anderson
Salm—Baertich
Vogel—Kleiser
England
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