Ogden Declares Parties Essential to Government
Indiana Republican attorney general candidate James M. Ogden told Seymour Lions that political parties are inevitable and vital for orderly government. He quoted Taft Coolidge and others, arguing nonpartisan rule would fail and blocs serve selfish interests. He pressed party alignment as duty and noted Scouting work and club committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Ogden
Indianapolis
Seymour
Ogden
William Howard Taft
Coolidge
Mr. Ogden
W. A. Dorsett
Hoosier Hills
George Meyer
H. G. Corman
L. BE. Halstead
Melvin Lostutter
C. H. Spencer
Library Work Nears End on Seymour Addition
Construction progresses on the Seymour public library addition with bricklayers finished and roofing underway. W J Abraham, contractor, notes plastering painting and interior decorating soon, while work on a new grade high school in Union Township near Franklin advances. foundations concrete pour to finish by week end and November completion target.
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Seymour Public Library
W. J. Abraham
Abraham
Indiana
Union Township
Franklin
Reward Offered for Theft at North Broadway Residence
A $50 reward is offered by Wm. J. Abraham for arrest or information leading to the arrest of the party or parties who stole painting material and tools from the Clem Roegge residence under construction on North Broadway.
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Clem Roegge
North Broadway
Wm. J. Abraham
Naphtha Delivered in 2 Gallon Quantities
A notice notes EuDaly's delivers naphtha in units of two gallons or more. The fragment implies commercial distribution or sales details without broader context.
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EuDaly
Hayden youths vanish after choir practice in Hayden
Lincoln Riley St. John 17 and Claude Capes 15, of Hayden, disappeared last night after leaving choir practice at the Methodist church. They borrowed a road map and bought a Ford, with family and friends anxious for their safe return. Authorities note no sign of foul play, with destination believed westward as families hope for their prompt return.
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Lincoln Riley St. John
Claude Capes
Hayden
St. John
J. D. St. John
Capes
Chester
L. D St. John
Hessian Fly In Nearly All Wheat Fields
Jackson county wheat fields show heavy Hessian fly infestation after a harsh winter and early sowing. County Agent W F Stall outlines preventative steps: plow stubble, prepare seed bed, destroy volunteer wheat, delay sowing till after the fly free date October 4, and involve the community.
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Jackson County
W. F. Stall
Indiana
Stall
Special KC Notice Special Meeting Set for June 9
Public notice announces a special meeting on Thursday June 9 at 8 p m. The agenda includes work in first degree. Secretary signs the notice.
Boxing Match On Roller Skates At Shields Park
A boxing match took place on roller skates at Shields Park on a Wednesday evening. Details are sparse but the event featured competitors in a street style venue attracting local spectators.
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Shields Park
Maggie the Monkey’s Wild Rampage At Shields Park
Maggie escapes her cage Tuesday afternoon at Shields Park, assaults her caretaker, raids an ice box, and smashes a window before returning to her cage. She sustains two forehead cuts and a tail gash, while Jiggs recovers in the “hospital” with monkey flu.
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Maggie
Shields Park
Jiggs
Don Steinkamp
Ted Johnson
Don
Lutheran convention discusses child training and day schools
In Fort Wayne, Rev. Eggers and Rev. Ahlbrand lead pastors and lay delegates of the Missouri Synod celebrating the claim that Christian day schools are essential for moral child training. Fort Wayne speakers emphasize expanded theological study and district reorganization proposals for the synod.
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RE. J. Eggers
Albert H. Ahlbrand
Central District
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
Fort Wayne
Jackson County
W. Norosieck
Indianapolis
Lutheran Christian Day School
Lutheran Church
Christian Day School
J. W. Miller
Missouri Synod
Chicago
Synod
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
New State Road 31 Bridge Opens Over Flatrock River
The concrete and steel bridge at Columbus over Flatrock River, costing over 60 000 dollars, is ready for public use pending final painting and approach filling. The opening is hoped for July 3 with north approach ready. paving at ends scheduled next summer. The Elkhart Bridge & Tron Co built it under E V Mallock supervision. After opening, demolition of the old covered bridge will begin by the same firm.
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Flatrock River
Columbus
E. V. Mallock
Mallock
Elkhart Bridge & Tron Company
Elkhart
Ind
Kidinburg
State Highway Commission
Princess Today and Tomorrow Only Clara Bow in Red Hair
The text advertises Clara Bow in Red Hair described as the y t girl with red hair and a lively personal charm. It emphasizes her appeal and potential to attract attention as she is pursued by many men in the neighborhood.
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Clara Bow
Reward posted for arrest of vandals in North Broadway area
Wil liam J. Abraham, a contractor, publishes in The Tribune a standing reward for information leading to arrests of vandals. He reports repeated thefts of tools varnish oils and rope cuts near Shields park and the Roegge construction site. A rope cut near the skating rink tent endangered children the night of the incident.
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North Broadway
William J. Abraham
the Tribune
Abraham
Shields Park
Clem Roegge
Roegge
The
Tribune
van de Walle
Eddie Holmes Fined for Public Intoxication in City Court
Eddie Holmes was fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to public intoxication in city court Tuesday afternoon. He was arrested Monday and jailed to recover before arraignment. See the unusual gifts that arrived today at the Treasure Chest.
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Eddie Holmes
Holmes
Smith nomination solidifies on first ballot scramble
Convention hall in Houston on June 27 describes a scramble among states to claim credit for backing Al Smith. The consensus is strong that Smith will be nominated on the first ballot, with a radio audience expected to listen tomorrow night. Indiana showed readiness to join the Smith bandwagon.
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Convention Hall
Houston
al Smith
Smith
Indiana
Prohibition Debate Opens At Democratic Platform Hearings
In Houston eight hours of testimony opened on party principles with wets and drys McNary-Haugen advocates women's groups and a quirky Alaska attendee pushing unusual planks. Leaders hint a real policy shift may come but expect no drastic change.
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Houston
Wets and Drys
McNary-Haugenites
Alaska
Alfred KE. Smith
Message From Houston Delivers Warm Welcome at Rice
Postcard from T. G. Thompson in Houston to J. R. Blair reports arrival by train and reception with band autos. The writer notes staying in room 334 at Rice Institute and mentions a reception committee meeting 40 miles out. Names mentioned include Smith and Woollen as possibilities.
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Smith and Woollen
Funnier Than Ever Sweet William and Bad Bill in Chicago
Comedy act previews with Bruns wick Record title announce its show parts 3 and 4. Estel H Hancock Music and Radio Co advertises hearing event in Chicago at 120d address.
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Sweet William
Bad Bill
Chicago
Brunswick
Estel H. Hancock Music and Radio Co
Raspberry sale at Dit Price Confectionery
Fresh picked raspberries available this evening in pints and quarts at Dit Price Confectionery. Extra premium quality noted for the sale.
Paper Hanging All Jack-Tar-Togs Marked Below Cost
The Treasure Chest advertises marked down prices on labeled Jack-Tar-Togs with a focus on below cost sale. Reader is invited to visit the shop for details and bargain attire.
Democrats Unite as Smith Nominated Preview
The session adjourned at 1 20 and resumes at 7 15 as Democrats push Gov. Smith of New York toward the presidential nomination. A tense scene saw Hull and Smith supporters clash over a North Carolina banner, three policemen separating the fight. Chairman Robinson spoke of religious freedom and the platform committee began drafting the dry plank and farm relief provisions.
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Houston
Hull
Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
W. ©. Sanders
North Carolina
T. C. Everett
Sanders
Everett
Robinson
Jefferson
Committee On
Louisiana
Jimmy Walker
New York
Gov. Smith
Joseph Robinson
Synare
Claude Bowers
Bowers
Farmer
Platform Committee
Key Pittman
Nevada
Bowers Calls Democrats to Arms at Convention
Claude G. Bowers, keynote speaker at the Democratic National Convention in Houston, denounced the Republican “plunderbund” and “Black Horse cavalry of privilege.” He charged Republicans with oil scandals, corrupt federalism, fake prosperity, and a distrustful foreign policy.
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Houston
Black Horse Cavalry
Claude G. Bowers
Indiana
New York
Republican Party
Weather Records From Seymour Water Co Station
Riley Goble reports at Seymour Water Co pumping station temperatures max 81 min 50. River stage 2 feet 9 inches above low water mark.
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Riley Goble
Seymour Water Co
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Lions Club
Taft
Wilson
Lyn Baldwin
Bend
Ore
Coeburn
K. C
Ewing Street
Rev. Eggers
A. H. Ahlibrand
Ls Od
Hull, Smith
Wer
Platform Committee At Work
J. R. Blair
T. G. Thompson
Hous
Ton
Whitmer’s
United Press
Militant
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