Our Nation's Course and the Republican Call to Ohio
A speaker lauds the Republican party, arguing it best fits the nation’s form of government and has driven development and prosperity. He emphasizes that the people are the final arbiters, judging by results and practical outcomes, not economic theories. The address frames the coming national campaign and highlights Ohio as a focal point of attention.
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Weather forecast across states for Thursday and Friday
Washington to Indiana temperate with partly cloudy Thursday and showers in the south Friday. Ohio fair then partly cloudy with light east winds. Michigan fair to partly cloudy with warmer northeast, Lake Ontario winds. North Dakota Minnesota Iowa fair Thursday and Friday with warmer Friday in several regions. Local observations note cloudy conditions and a 72 degree mean temperature on June 1 under W. T. Blythe directorate.
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Ohio Speech at Republican Convention Promises Forward March
A speaker at the Ohio Republican convention lauds loyal support for party principles, urges unity for 1947 campaigns, and emphasizes education and industrial growth. He champions immigration assimilation, capital and labor cooperation, and the party's fifty year record, signaling continued momentum and a call to march forward. The session adjourned after naming convention committees.
Jews Well Armed in Odessa Defense Preparations
Dispatch from Odessa dated May 28 reports Jews there are arming for self defense. Thousands of revolvers imported since Kishineff, weapons gifted by the defense committee, and a citywide warning system. Jewish safety committee coordinates with workers for aid. arms distributed from Odessa to other Russian cities. A law lists towns where Jews may acquire land, restricting movement outside those areas.
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Odessa
Defense Committee
Jewish Safety Committee
Workingmen's Associations
Russia
Pagent
Stersburg
Kearsarge Sails for Kiel for Fematta Week Duties
New York June 2 The United States battleship Kearsarge departed for Kiel Germany to serve as temporary Nagship of Rear Admiral Cotton during the Fematta week celebration at the port.
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New York
Kearsarge
Kiel
Germany
Cotton
Old Man Electrocuted In Indiana Shop Incident
EVANSVILLE IND June 3 Thomas McGee sixty died at Rockport after grabbing a live wire while moving a gas light at Sargents drug store A two thousand volt shock held him erect until power was shut off The unprotected conductor had stood exposed for a year SPENCER Ind June 3 a boiler explosion at William Wilcox sawmill lifted the structure and threw it seventy five yards Injuries minimal to one worker Mann the fireman with a scalp wound
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Evansville
Ind
Thomas McGee
Rockport
Sargent
Electric Light Works
Spencer
William Wilcox
Win Mann
Death by own action in Terre Haute hardware store
June 3 in Terre Haute Ind George Ingle a coal operator killed himself in a hardware store in the presence of a clerk after buying cartridges He loaded the revolver and said Some men have more brains than I have Then fired the shot He had financial troubles and cocaine addiction He left a widow no children and was brother to David Ingle and son of John Ingle Also noted was a prior suicide attempt by poison in recent months Located in Evansville and Terre Haute He had spent much time in Terre Haute and was based in Evansville Special to the Indianapolis Journal
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
George Ingle
David Ingle
Indiana
John Ingle
Evansville
Decatur Judge and Officials Hear Bentz Contempt Case
Judge Brownlee of Marion and W B Streeter of Indianapolis visited Decatur to hear why Bentz allies Butler Wall should not be cited for contempt over detaining Mrs Bentz's children. The children remain at Marion Orphans Home after Bentz claimed desertion. Home and State Board of Charities say they are innocent of wrongdoing and expect a lawful settlement.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Judge Brownlee
Marion
W. B. Streeter
Indianapolis
Bentz
Streeter
Butler
State Board of Charities
Germantown Baptists Ban Telephones and Modern Conveniences
Old Order German Baptists meeting near Goshen voted to ban home telephones and most modern devices except farming tools. They eschew education beyond basics, decline Sunday schools, and oppose secret or fraternal groups while women wear bonnets. In Muncie, Rathbone Sisters held their fifth district convention with delegates from 25 temples and 106 visitors, discussing an orphans' home fund now at $9.00.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Muncie
Rathbone Sisters
Delaware
Madison
Howard
Tipton
Henry
Sapecne
Struck by Lightning Near Vincennes Rural Carrier Injured
Rural Route Carrier Thomas Bailey was struck by lightning eight miles south of Vincennes while beneath an oak tree near a barbed wire fence. The bolt ripped the fence and tree, shocked Bailey and his horse and dog from the buggy. Neighbors rushed to Bailey’s rescue and carried him home.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Thomas Bailey
Bailey
Liberty Oil Company Sold to Missouri Oil Company
In Muncie Indiana on June 3 the Liberty Oil Company assets including seventeen producing wells and 1.04 acres were sold for 12 000 to a Missouri Oil Company formed mainly by St Louis investors. J J Wetmore of Indiana presides and W A Kunkel of Bluffton arranged the deal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Liberty Oil Company
St. Louis
Missouri Oil Company
Indiana
J. J. Wetmore
W. A. Kunkel
Bluffton
Smithfield
Selma
Parker
County Infirmary
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J. Cc. Johnson
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Luna Polices
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Central Oil Company Deal in Decatur Draws Near
DECATUR Ind June 2 The pending agreement between Central Oil Company and the...
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Central Oil Company
Oil Company Acquisition of Indiana Oil Leases Noted
Standard Oil crosses 3 lines and transfers to Indiana office. Property covers 100 acres with 148 wells producing about 40 to 60 barrels daily. Located in a severe county in Aan. Price paid remains undisclosed.
Oliver Jay Glessner obituary former Indiana politician
Oliver Jay Glessner a long prominent Democrat in Indiana politics died at his Shelbyville home after a long illness. Born in Frederick Maryland October 11 1828 he moved to Indiana in 1836 later settling in Morgan and then Shelby counties. He studied medicine but pursued law and served as judge senator and state representative with a widow and five children listed among survivors. Funeral planned for Thursday afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Frederick
Indiana
Indianapolis
Morgan County
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Johnson, Morgan, Shelby, Brown
Monroe
Shelby County
Shelby
Barthlolomew Counties
House of Representatives
Masons
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Traction Franchisees Approved For Decatur Fort Wayne Route
Decatur Indiana June 3 the city council granted Springfield fort Wayne traction company a franchise through the city with work to begin within ninety days and the line to Fort Wayne completed by July 1 1904 and in operation by December 31 1904 County commissioners granted a county wide franchise with work to start within sixty days and finish by December 31 194 in addition they vacated part of the piqua road between here and Fort Wayne reducing road width from feet to forty feet
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Indianapolis Journal
Decater
Ind
Springfield
Here
Fort Wayne
Elkhart Man Arrested After Livery Rig Heisted
Samuel Bauer of Elkhart was arrested early today after using a livery horse stolen from Bremen to travel to Bourbon and back. He previously served a jail term for horse stealing and was taken to Plymouth for arraignment in Marshall Circuit Court.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Samuel Bauer
W. L. Ben Durant
Bremen
Bourbon
C. L. Weller
Weller
Ben Durant
Bauer
Plymouth
Marshall Circuit Court
Damages Awarded In Sittason Rail Wreck Suit
Deputy Sheriff Claude Sittason of New Albany awarded 10000 dollars after a wreck near Kyana caused by rails spreading. Trial moved among circuits. suit originally sought 20000 dollars. Sittason, an engineer, was buried under his engine as fireman died. In Decatur, three year old Rauel Brushwiller died after a beechnut lodged in his throat. doctors could not save him.
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New Albany
Ind
Claude Sittason
The
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Crawford
English
Sittason
Decatur
Rauel Brushwiller
Edward Brushwiller
Fort Wayne
Hope Hospital
Former Mayor Griswold Loses Horse After Note Left
In Terre Haute Indiana on June 3 former Mayor Griswold found his horse missing from the stable. A note pinned to the empty stall warned not to reveal the incident or risk never seeing the horse, claiming the writer would return in three days from Vincennes. A neighbor’s harness was also taken, while Griswold’s harness remained in its case.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Griswold
Vin
Vincennes
Anderson Club to host smoker for citizens in Anderson
Anderson Indiana June 3 The Anderson Club opens its parlors to a smoker for city residents tomorrow evening. The G A R executive committee acts as reception committee. Toasts include Anderson and Her People by Mayor John L Forkner and The Encampment from a Broad Stand point by Governor W T Durbin. Other toasts question how hospita lity and enterprise affect the business climate with Cary and George F McCulloch named.
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Anderson
Ind
Anderson Club
Cary
George F. McCulloch
Terre Haute Daily Society Makers Change to Independent
A June report from Indianapolis via the Morning Express states George F. McCulloch has purchased the paper and will run it as Independent in politics. Terre Haute will then have no Republican newspaper, as the Evening Tribune is independent and the Gazette remains Democratic.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Morning Express Today
Indianapolis
George F. McCulloch
Ipdiasapolia
Evening Tribune
Gazette
Trial set for Mallory accessory in Koonzman murder
LaPorte Indiana June 1 The trial of Josephus Mallory charged as an accessory in the murder of John M Koonzman a South Bend grocer opens tomorrow in St Joseph county Circuit Court before Judge Richter with a jury selected in the morning.
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Laporte
Ind
Josephus Mallory
John M. Koonzman
South Bend
Melvin Boone
St. Joseph County
Richter
Case moved here on change of venue in Mallory case
ELWOOD Indiana June 3 Everett and Elmer Barnett Roy Fulton and Chester Greene aged ten to thirteen are jailed charged with burglary. They forced entry to a novelty store stealing goods valued at about and hidden at their homes. The boys admit guilt and may be part of a recurring youth gang noted locally. Peru Indiana June 3 County Commissioners appoint William Angur county clerk till January 1 when four-year term begins, relieving Charles R Hughes who is Dem. and noting state constitution limits eight years for a clerk.
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Elwood
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Elmer Barnett
Roy Fulton
Chester Greene
Bettef
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William Angur
Charles R. Hughes
Governor Durbin shines at Indiana night horse show
Evansville report notes Governor Durbin as central figure at the Indiana night event with a large crowd. other items cover scrofula treatment with Bundy mad stone. dry-town court ruling closing saloons in Connersville. license denial in Rushville. first new liquor license in Washington Township. Franklin Masonic Lodge remodeling. golden wedding near Lapel. re-election of H. S. Gilhams in LaGrange. St Joseph confirmation at Elwood. Eagles events in Brazil. Fourth street brick work in Jonesboro. Red Men initiation in New Castle. Eagles charter in Elkhart.
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Indiana State Medical Society Plans Richmond Meeting
The Indiana State Medical Society will meet in Richmond starting tomorrow and sit through Friday. About 500 to 600 of its 1700 members are expected. sessions at First Presbyterian Church with addresses by the president and Dr Hobart A Hare of Philadelphia. A special train from the Pennsylvania Company will shuttle members to the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane.
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Indiana Pharmacists Hold Largest Convention Yet
In Lafayette Indiana the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association begins its twenty second annual convention with over two percent of the state's druggists attending. President Otto C. Bastian of South Bend presides as trains bring delegates to the city and a large reception committee of local druggists clerks and forty traveling salesmen greets visitors at the event.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Otto C. Bastian
South Bend
Purdue Visit Highlights Indiana Pharmacy Delegates Gathering
Carter of Indianapolis presided as dues were settled and sessions planned. Delegates toured Purdue University with President Stone guiding visits to buildings and the Agricultural hall display. Dr Stone welcomed the group with an address, followed by Bastron’s annual remarks and committee reports.
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Indianapolis
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Laporte
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Charles Coonley
South Bend
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Bluffton
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Arthur L. Green
Memorial at Earlham College honors Joseph Moore
Richmond Ind June 3 the Anglican Club to dedicate a memorial for Prof Joseph Moore B S LL D at Earlham College a granite bowlder between Lindley hall and the observatory will bear a bronze tablet noting the tree planted by the club. Moore longtime Earlham president and museum founder is remembered for scientific work in Hawaii and on volcanoes and coral reefs. The Monday dedication includes talks poems and addresses led by Prof Trueblood and others.
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State intercollegiate track meet draws sixty six athletes in Bloomington
Sixty six top college athletes entered as six Indiana colleges compete on Jordan Field Saturday for State intercollegiate track honors. Purdue leads teams with thirty one entries in a strong bid for first. Notre Dame Indiana Wabash Earlham and DePauw also field sizable squads.
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Man Held for Grand Larceny Over Big Nassau Borrowing
New York June 3 John N Hoff of Newark New Jersey faced grand larceny charges after allegedly obtaining a 19000 loan from the Ganzvoort Bank by false statements that twelve other New York banks had lent him funds. Prosecutors say Hoff borrowed about 250000 overall through similar schemes.
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New York City
Miners Win Their Case in Indiana Labor Talks
TERRE HAUTE June 4 The commission set to resolve the miners and operators deadlock will report in favor of hiring extra men to fire shots in Clinton district mines and two more in Linton district plus one mine at Princeton. The decision exceeds miners expectations from the March joint conference.
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Terre Haute
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Indiana
Clinton
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Princeton
Central Union Employes Strike Across Four Towns
Central Union Telephone linemen in Anderson Elwood Alexandria and New Castle walked out joining other company staff. The strike followed demands for wage increases with double time for overwork. Service disruption occurred as Anderson workers traveled to New Castle to negotiate with strikers.
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Ind
Central Union Telephone Company
Elwood
Alexandria
New Castle
Ileady
Cee Central
Delaware & Madison
Nonunion Unions Plot National Conference in Indiana
Muncie June 3 members from nonunion unions in Anderson Elwood Indianapolis Syracuse and Spokane plan a national conference of unorganized laborers opposed to Indiana unions with steps to form a national panel. First issue expected in three weeks. Also Burns era Window Glass Workers union faces possible disbanding as veteran member Leach cites influx of new members at next fire.
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Ind
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Indianapolis
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Quarry Strike Talks Fail in Bedford Amid Secret Meeting
In Bedford Indiana on June 2 the Commercial Club State Labor Commissioner McCormick and a committee of stone strikers and mill and quarry operators failed to settle the quarry strike after a secret all afternoon meeting. A further session is planned for tomorrow to decide if workers will return. No newspaper men were admitted.
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Bedford
Ind
Commercial Club
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Belinue
Wa bash clay works resume after two month strike
Veedersburg Ind June 1 The Wa bash clay works resumed operations today after two months idle due to a strike by Local Union Tl of the Brick Tile and Terra Cotta Workers The plant runs nonunion while the union continues to press demands and the plant aims to best meet the labor needs while avoiding further stoppages
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Indianapolis Journal
Veedersburg
Ind
Wabash Clay Works
Robbers Break Into Bank at Vesta. Tiny Loot Stolen
Redwood Falls Minn June 2 Robbers last night broke into the bank at Vesta and dynamited it taking 2.50 and 240 in notes. They also stole one fine piece of property from Arthur Athey and destroyed their cover. There is no clue.
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Arthur Athey
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