Primary Ballot Marking Rules For City Election
Voters are advised that primary ballots must be marked on the dotted line after the candidate name not the front of the name as in general elections. Several polling locations and precinct officers are listed with resident presiding officials for each of the six precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Wood
East Fourth Street
Jessie Reed
Mill Street
William Zinkler
Pine Streets
Dennis W. Wilson
East Tipton Street
Anna Hoeferkamp
Aged man found dead in barn near Ratcliff Grove
John Butler 75 was found dead in a barn at his Ratcliff Grove home shortly after 1 30 PM Monday. Coroner William A. Dickmeyer ruled death from organic heart disease after an inquest. Grandson Raymond Miller found the body. funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butler
Ratcliff Grove
William A. Dickmeyer
Raymond Miller
James Scott
Miller
Mr. Miller
Lutheran Club House Appeal Evening
At Lutheran Club House two nights Tuesday and Wednesday April 28th and 29th at 8 p m Everybody welcome Admission children 15 cents and adults 35 cents 28d Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Club
Food Sale by Catholic Ladies May 2 at K of C Home
Catholic church ladies hold a food sale Saturday May 2 starting at 10 a.m. at the Knights of Columbus home. Proceeds go to church and community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Catholic Church
Notice Masons A Degree Tuesday Night
The masons announce an A degree ceremony Tuesday night April 28 led by Travis Carter W M with a2sd listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Carter
W. M
Exhibition of Marksmanship at Seymour Rotary Club
An expert marksman from Indianapolis, J. I. Nymer of the Remington Arms Company, gave an exhibition before about 100 attendees at the Seymour Rotary Club meeting held at the Elks' home. Targets of colored glass balls and corncob pipes were arranged on a board and toppled rapidly, under the April entertainment committee led by Mr Hymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Nymer
Indianapolis
Remington Arms Company
Seymour Rotary Club
Elks
Hymer
April Entertainment Committee
Four Townships Well Organized in County Health Drive
Miss Ethel M. Wolverton and Miss Edith Ross outlined a county wide health campaign at Seymour library. They helped organize Jackson, Carr, Driftwood and Brownstown townships with about eighteen women taking leadership under Mrs. J. F. Shiel in the east end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel M. Wolverton
Indiana State Board of Health
Edith Ross
Seymour
Jackson, Carr, Driftwood
Brownstown
Jackson Township
Seymour Public Library
J. F. Shiel
Hoosier Post Office Group Hails Congressman Kelly
Postmaster H Lett and fellow Hoosier post office workers from Indiana travel to Indianapolis to join a large delegation paying tribute to Congressman M Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania, author of a law raising post office salaries. Senators and 13 congressmen plan a banquet in Kellys honor tonight as delegations arrive. A state agricultural report notes Pennsylvania rye crops are in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lett
William J. Genle
Benjamin F. McCann
Indianapolis
Hoosier Postoffice
M. Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
Kelley
National Postoffice
Indiana
Congress
Post Office
State Department of Agricultural
Phildelphia Evening Public Ledger
Price Shelton Visits South Bend on Business
Price Shelton is spending several days in South Bend on business engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Shelton
South Bend
Voig es Plea for Faith in Germany
Baron Ago Von Maltzan the German ambassador told a New York gathering of American financiers that if the outside world maintains faith in Germany and supports its economic needs, Germany will meet all obligations. He spoke within 24 hours of Von Hindenburg's election as president, urging continued economic helpfulness to ease the German burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Baron Ago von Maltzan
von Hindenburg
Baccalaureate Sermon Held for Salt Creek Graduates
Rev. A A Cohn preached the baccalaureate in Houston Christian church for Salt Creek township graduates. Rev. A A Colin of Seymour's First Baptist led the service with the theme Call to Service for Others. Rain delayed but attendance remained strong as the 8 p.m. service opened with Prof J Heill, the principal, and trustees Bruce Fleetwood among those seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston High School
Salt Creek Township
Christian Church
Louston
A. A. Colin
First Baptist Church
Seymour
J. Heill
Bruce Fleetwood
Hill
Reunion of Camp Bedford Friends Grows in Indiana
R J Duke of the State Y M C A spoke to parents in Bedford about sending boys to Camp Bedford for ten day periods in 1925. A reunion of former campers drew about 200 attendees, showing strong interest as Indiana camps expand offerings like tennis volleyball baseball and rowing for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Duke
Camp Bedford
Bedford
Seymour
Indiana
Leesville resident Everett Clark Injured in Car Crash
Everett Clark of Leesville is in critical condition at his home after a Sunday night automobile accident. Doctors report three fractured ribs and a broken collarbone among injuries. Family members away from home have returned on medical advice.
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Everett Clark
Leesville
Women Mooseheart Legion Meeting Notice
Mrs Grace Hall of Mooseheart will speak at the meeting on Wednesday April 29 with business of importance. Avon Nelle Kudaly serves as Recorder inviting members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
Grace Hall
Mooseheart
Avon Nelle KuDaly
Clearance Sale Hats and Materials at Great Reduction
A local notice notes a clearance sale led by Miss Hustedt offering hats and related materials at significant discounts. No dates or locations specified.
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Hustedt
Synthetic alcohol hits industry hard in new German process
Secretary Hoover announced that US chemical makers opened an investigation into synthetic alcohol after Germany developed a cheaper production method. The discovery threatens a $100,000,000 US alcoholic industry and could revolutionize production nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Chemical Manufacturers
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Germany
Last day for some fish in Indiana waters
Indiana anglers face a final day of lawful fishing for black bass and bluegills as the season closes May 1. State official George N. Mannfeld explains the ban protects spawning and nesting, with a closed period from May 1 to June 16 and fines for possession during the closed season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Fisheries and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Woodstock Chick Mash Promises Quality Feed for Baby Chicks
Woodstock Mills advertises Woodstock Chick Mash as a premium chick starter. The product is marketed as specifically designed for baby chick digestion with pure ingredients and scientific mixing, with an absolute satisfaction guarantee and a contact number 353.
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Woodstock
Woodstock Mills
Phone
Regular meeting notice of U R E Of P
April 28 meeting urged for members of U R E Of P with final committee reports on indoor fair. A. V. Lowell is recorder and George Bartlett listed as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Lowell
George Bartlett
Andrews Rejects Big Stick Tactics in Prohibition Reform
General L. Andrews and Haynes will lead a reorganization of federal prohibition forces with a focus on scientific initiative and intelligent judgment rather than forceful methods. Andrews says enforcement should rely on self-respect and better training, and Haynes will be retained to cooperate with him in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. (. Andrews
Dunes Mystery Murder Draws Jealous Underworld Link
Investigators narrowed the Indiana Dunes murder theory to bootlegger jealousy in Gary. The slain woman, possibly the wife of a Gary bootlegger, has been missing since Saturday along with her husband and a rival bootlegger. The burned body was found near Chesterton and has yielded few usable identifications.
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Chicago
Indiana Dunes
Chesterton
Ind
Gary
Little Chesterton
Windsor Brushed by Destructive Fire Again
Muncie Ind April 28 Windsor Ind ten miles southeast of here suffered smouldering ruins for a second time in three years as a blaze broke out after midnight forcing 150 residents into the streets. Fire units from Muncie and nearby towns fought the flames until 2 am and an investigation into the origin was under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Windsor
Here
Prison Opium Seized at Atlanta Penitentiary
Opium valued at 5000 dollars and smuggled in tin cans was seized today at the United States penitentiary in Atlanta. Warden John W. Shook announced the seizure as it was being smuggled into the prison. No names were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
United States Penitentiary
John W. Shook
Tip's Yellow Taxi Contact Details
Local taxi service advertisement notes Tip Richardson as owner with phone 447 and residence at 67. Service tag promises availability anytime anywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip
Tip Richardson
Klanswomen Call Special Meeting Tuesday Night
Klanswomen announce a special meeting for Tuesday night urging all members to attend.
German Policy 10 Be Get 10 Work Monarchy Idea Emerges
Berlin reports that communists call for a twenty four hour general strike to mark Hindenburg's Berlin entry while the new president signals a three word policy Get To Work. Luther and Hindenburg discuss inauguration plans and policy amid a low key ceremony outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hindenburg
Rote Fahne
Boston Police Order Suppression of Harvard Advocate
Boston police suppress the latest issue of the Harvard Advocate after a Municipal Court judge vows warrants for sellers. In Washington the Treasury hails Britain returning to gold standard as a major reconstruction step since the Dawes plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bosson
Harvard Advocate
John Duff
Municipal Court
Washington
Great Britain
Treasury Department
Hindenburg to Ask Cabinet to Remain in Office
In Hanover an hour long talk between President elect Paul von Hindenburg and Chancellor Luther concluded that Hindenburg would ask the cabinet to stay in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Luther
President Coolidge Cablegram Decision on Hindenburg
Washington reports the White House has not decided whether President Coolidge will send a cablegram congratulating Field Marshal von Hindenburg on his election as German president after today’s cabinet meeting.
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Washington
Isis Beached on Holland Coast After Fog Collision
In foggy conditions the Hamburg American motorship Isis crashed and ran aground on the Holland coast. The ship's bow is smashed but passengers are believed safe and several ships stand by to assist.
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San Francisco
Isis
Holland
Sterling Climbs on Bank of England Gold Export License
Sterling rose to 4.8544 per pound, up from 4.5154, after cables announced the Bank of England could export gold starting today. French exchange also increased about one point as demand surged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Bank of England
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Remington, Arms
The
Rotary Club
High School Boys
E. C. Pettermann
E. S. Welch
Medora, Wallonia
Miss Ross
M. C. Kelly
Voiges
United
Ering
Houston
A. A. Cohn
Gills
Andrews
Prohibition
Flans
Lop
Haynes
Dunes
Atlanta Penitentiary
Luth
Impression
Monarchy Idea
JIS Remote
Dawes Plan
German Republic
Tindenburgh
Sterling
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