Republicans to Meet in Indianapolis for Campaign Planning
Indianapolis June 25 The Republican state campaign begins with a call for party leaders to meet July 2 in Indianapolis. Senator Beveridge and Hem enway will attend along with state committee members, congressional and state office candidates, and Lincoln League officers. The meeting will set campaign strategy and likely form a new executive committee with Starr stepping down as chairman. James P. Goodrich will remain as state committee chair. Representative Watson heads toward Monticello after hotel meetings as he prepares his keynote speech aligning with the national platform.
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Indianapolis
Beveridge
Massachusetts
Hemenway
Congress
Indiana Lincoln League
Carl W. Riddick
State Committee
Goodrich
United States
Will Hays
Sullivan
Iera’ Bureau
Harry Starr
Richmond
Charles G. Sefrit
Washington
Elmer Leonard
Ft. Wayne
James E. Piety
Terre Haute
John Zulauf
Jeffersonville
Starr
Lincoln League
National Republican League
Cincinnati
James P. Goodrich
Representative Watson
Claypool Hotel
Fred Sims
Col
BE. P. Thayer
Ernest Thomas
Monticello
White County
Watson
Emperor William Sees Yacht Races in Kiel Bay
June 25 Kiel Emperor William aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzollern steamed into Kiel Bay to attend yacht races. The Hohenzollern steered among fourteen battleships and twelve cruisers anchored in double columns. Forts and warships saluted as thousands cheered from the harbor hillsides with all yachts decorated in honor of the visit.
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Kiel
Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Kiel Bay
Hohenlzollern
Two Men Laugh Over Family Wash Day Joke
On Main Street two well known men laughed heartily after explaining their wives used Easy Task soap to finish washing by noon and they shared a square meal together on wash day. Both men had the same experience and found it amusing.
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Main Street
Cambridge City Social News Sees Wide Local Gleanings
Cambridge City, Ind June 25 local notes report Geo Parson of Hagerstown visiting relatives, multiple residents in town on errands, exams at Reid Memorial, and community events. Rebecca Aid Society met at Mrs Thomas Peet home while J R Hall honored guests gathered at Virginia Meredith’s country home. A. G. Luken & Co. advertises New Discovery cough remedy with trial bottle.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Ford Romer
J. R. Hall
Richmond
Henry A. Johnson
Charles Boyd
Dudley Boyd
J. C. Murry
Warsaw
Hahn
H. A. Martin
New Castle
Ashland
N. C
J. R. Mank
Reid Memorial Training School
Minnie Marple
Rebecca Aid Society
Thomas Peet
Virginia C. Meredith
Ada Dennis
Alice’ Walters
Epworth League
Winchester
Parole laws praised for state benefits after eleven years
Indianapolis reports show 3,983 men paroled from Michigan City Reformatory and Jeffersonville State Prison over eleven years. They were released under strict conditions, with regular supervision and written reports. About 75 percent kept parole terms, while 1,001 violated, sending 576 back to prison and 425 still at large. total wages during parole reached 1,079,375 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Board of State Charities
Michigan City
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Amos W. Butler
Electric Bitters Praised As Grand Family Medicine
A. Grand Family Medicine endorsement from Mr. Frank Conlan of New York commends Electric Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia liver complaints back pain and weak kidneys. The tonic regulates digestion purifies the blood and restores vigor for both sexes. Sold with guarantee at A. G. Luken & Co. 50c.
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Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
A. G. Luken & Co
Local social notes from Hagerstown Indiana and area
Hagerstown Indiana records a steady flow of visits and events. Mr and Mrs Guy Gottschall and Mrs Walter McConaha of Richmond attended Tuesday events along with local families including Fouts Backenstees Rath and Harmel households. A gas well project near Emma Rinehart's farm failed, prompting relocation of operations to New Lisbon.
Williamsburg News Briefs Include Visitors and Local Checks
Williamsburg Indiana reports Ora Chamness of Grand Rapids Michigan visiting relatives. Mrs Dora Jones shopped in Richmond yesterday. James Ross formerly of our section now with Clover Leaf railroad visits family here. Miss Eva Campbell has received…
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Williamsburg
Ind
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dora Jones
Richmond
James Ross
Clover Leaf Railroad
Eva Campbell
Local Notes and Social Tidbits From Richmond Area
Word from her father says he reached his destination in fine shape and enjoyed the trip. Mrs. George Roberts shopped in Richmond today. Mrs. Omer Pearce entertains her sister from Indianapolis. Lora Martin Mary Starr and Eva Campbell attend the Sunday school convention at Winchester. G Seibold made a business trip to Richmond yesterday. Will Meredith of Lynn was in town today. Miss Maude Helm attended the Ault and Halliday wedding at Lynn Wednesday. Harold Duke will move into his new Front Street property. Miss Margaret Meredith visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Bright Lenton. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as safe and effective cough remedy from A G Luken & Co.
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George Roberts
Richmond
Omer Pearce
Indianapolis
Lora Martin
Mary Starr
Eva Campbell
Winchester
G. Seibold
Will Meredith
Lynn
Maude Helm
Olive Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Olive Hill Indiana June 25 Mrs Sam Stigelman of Campbellstown Ohio visits friends here for a week. Miss Mary Horney returns home from Richmond. Marvin Cobine James Cobine and Mary Cobine from near Fountain City dine with Geo Armstrong family. Billie Hornte and Tony Walker attend dance at Hiram Walker's. Mrs Caroline Stigelman is very low.
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Olive Hill
Ind
Sam Stigelman
Campbellstown
Ohio
Mary Horney
Richmond
Marvin Cobine
James Cobine
Mary Cobine
Fountain City
Geo. Armstrong
Billie Hornte
Tony Walker
Hiram Walker
Caroline Stigelman
History Club of Hagerstown Oldest Members Host Guest Day
History Club of Hagerstown Indiana held its annual guest day at Mrs J Hartley s home with 16 members and three honored guests Mrs Martha Lontz Mrs C M Ginther and Mrs M T Fox. A three course banquet followed the afternoon program with carnations roses and sweet peas in bloom. The club, founded about fifteen years ago, began as Bible study then expanded to general literature and history of the United States.
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Hagerstown
Ind
Ladies’ History Club
J. Hartley
Martha Lontz
C. M. Ginther
M. T. Fox
Florence Bell
Fred E. Smith
History Club
Mary Starr
Joseph Shively
John Hunt
Martha Bowman
Sara Bell
J. M. Hartley
Laura Hines
Florence Starr
Alice Lamar
Lida Taylor
W. T. Warbinton
Lorinda Bohrer
W. H. Peirce
Muncie
Ellen Fox
Richmond
Elmira Davis
Elizabeth Winnings
Lynn Businessmen Fight Move of Big Four Round House
Lynn businessmen mobilize to block the Big Four from relocating its round house to New Castin. The company argues the move saves costs, while locals who donated labor to build the Lynn facility oppose the transfer.
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Lynn
Big Four
New Castin
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