Republican Primary Endorsements Across Eight States
Eight states held GOP primaries with 92 sitting House Republicans up for renomination. A high 93.5 percent won endorsement, with all delegates in several states renominated. The piece questions public dissatisfaction and criticizes labor strikes and Gompers era influence.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Republican Congress
South Dakota
House
Indiana
Oregon
Town
Maine
Minnesota
Anarchy of Law and Labor Roils New York and Nation
A New York law requiring teacher oaths draws attack from Cincinnati unionists who fear curbed independence. The piece condemns labor raids linked to Tom Wilson's mine, Federal Reserve critiques, bond declines, and calls for budget reform under a party aligned with the paper.
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Tom Wilson
Indiana
Kingdom Come
Gompers
New York
United States
Cincinnati
Isne
Empers
Erion
Wien
Gomperes
Sullivan
Federal Reserve Board of
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty
Taberty
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal
National Bank of Sullivan
New York Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Skylock
Federal Reserve System
Wilson
Democratic Party
Administration Driving Straight Forward to Objective
Postmaster General Hubert Work addresses the Pennsylvania State Convention of Postmasters outlining administration goals and the push to streamline federal mail services and efficiency. He pledges continued support for rural routes, improved processing, and streamlined communication nationwide.
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Hubert Work
Pennsylvania State Convention of Postmasters
Republicans Steady as Critics Sound Alarm Over Dems
Uncle Walt's Ww S For Yi portrays the GOP as steady while Democratic leaders and publicity venues attack the administration. It cites improved economic conditions, strong labor markets, rising construction, and shrinking government expenses, arguing Democrats misfire with wild charges to sway public opinion.
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Senate
Hull
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
United States Department of Labor
War Finance Corporation
Liberty and Victory Bonds
Boiled dinner banter ends in hotel bedlam
A retired merchant laments fate thwarting his longing for a classic boiled dinner as a hotel in-town chaos unfolds. Unlucky sleep follows as brass bands, serenades, a collapsing bed, rain, a mistaken guest, and a smashed portrait disrupt the night.
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Jiggleson
New Secretary for Bland Appointed Frank Martin Takes Post
C B Waldron former Bloomington attorney and private secretary to Representative Oscar F Bland resigns to return home. Bland names Frank Martin of Spencer a World War veteran as his successor. Congress plans short adjournment while Senate continues its session.
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Bland
C. B. Waldron
Bloomington
Oscar F. Bland
Frank Martin
Spencer
Congress
Senate
Louisville guests tour stops with Leahey party
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Moore and Miss Dorothy Leahey of Louisville Kentucky were guests of William T. Leahey on Monday while returning from a motor trip in the state.
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Roy Moore
Dorothy Leahey
Louisville
William T. Leahey
Doubt and Drive Boost Charity Golf Event
A local figure reflects on public fear of his relentless drive in a charity golf effort. The remark contrasts his ambition with communal concerns, highlighting the fundraiser's ambitious goals and community impact.
The City Bird
A sparrow adapts to its environment as a downtown bird builds a nest from burnt matches observed today.
Progressing Slowly in Neighborly Ties
A brief item notes slow progress in getting to know the neighbors and their cat inviting the writer's cat over for a small sing song last night. The piece captures domestic, light community interaction and a hint of budding neighborly warmth.
Republican Attitude and the Hays Story
Ex‑postmaster general Will H. Hays uses a tale about a man and a barking dog to illustrate the Republican view of critics of the administration. He argues the public remembers eight years of Democratic misrule and the swift 1930s shift against them.
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Will H. Hays
Limestone demonstration shows value of lime on Sullivan soils
At Ozro Pigg’s Cass township farm on June 14 a limestone demonstration drew thirty farmers. Purdue’s W A Ostrander spoke on lime’s importance for legumes, noting most Sullivan soils lack surface lime due to erosion, with lime needed across many fields.
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Ozro Pigg
Cass Township
Sullivan County
Ostrander
Indiana
United States
Mrs Strawn Visits With Parents From Indiana Polis
Mrs Edythe Strawn of Indiana polis visited here last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilmer Strawn.
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Edythe Strawn
Indianapolis
Mrs
Wilmer Strawn
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