Obituary notes and local notices from Vincennes era
Local notices report the selection of Charles Pate for a side convention at Vincennes, and deaths including Harold Cooney, Missourian infant son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Twitty, Mrs Elizabeth Greenstreet, and Mrs Ellz Gravenson. The items mention families in Alfordsville, Indianapolis and Odun with burial plans and kin.
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Rydens
A Sander
Charles
Pate
Harold diecCul
Charles Pate
Jegere
Vincennes
Mterbale
Pariskopher
Pea Acer
van Buren
Cittran
Cooney
Wedi
Alr
Coppey
Ifo
Christopher Cooney
Mary
Walsidtomgoy
Trae
Baltimore
West Meath
Ireland
County Kilikenney
Ae Tyler
Bous
William
James
Lawrence
John
Chris
Mery
Elisabeth Ann
St. Marys Catholic Church
Elizabeth Greenstreet
Alfordsville
Infiyerga
Sirs
Jodapphiya Heasiy
Walter. Blevensop
Indianapolis
Stevenson
Lowry ‘Cooper
Odun
Bybbols County
Walter C. Bievans
Thang
Orville
Mys
Andaour
Arkansas
Indiantepolis
Bedy
Odon Dor Varia
Walput Him Cemetery
Lawsuit filed for 1 080 000 damages in murder case
In New York on June 14 Associated Press reports Gaston B. Means sues District Attorney Edward Swepo and Assistant District Attorney John T. Dooling for 1 080 000 alleging conspiracy with Northern Trust Company officials to bribe, corrupt witness testimony, and influence the murder trial of Yeude Albing and the contested will of Si Jas of Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
Fed
Gaston B. Means
Edward Swepo
John T. Dooling
Ithe
Northern Triste Company
Uhi“ty
Axenns
Income tax forecast cited in 1929 installment note
Washington June 14 Associated Press reports an estimated 1929 income tax installment that could hit billions in tax revenue. The note claims the colossal sum may reach a nine million dollar excess after deductions, with unspecified factors feeding the vast total.
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Associated Bross
Ehington
D. C
Carl ‘Marek
Seanad
Births and Local Labor Federation Note
A fragmented notices page mentions a birth in Indianapolis on June 10, a baby girl for Mrs. E. O. Meoo and Mr. Pernice Lynch. It also notes Walter Kidwell’s severe injury from a lawn incident and a reference to labor federation warnings about handling liabilities.
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Cken
Mra
Indianapolis
Pernice Lynch
Wire Flashes From Paris and Washington In 1920 News
A jumble of brief wires reports events from Paris and Washington. It notes a court case involving the FH Exapessille concern, changes in U S Treasury leadership, Polish and Kiev region fighting, stock certificate warnings, a murder case in Merice City, and political news from the Republican convention with Harding and Coolidge set for the ticket. Names include Wilcon, Evansville, Paris, Kennedy, and Harding.
Township Echoes for Harding After Big Ballot Victory
In Marton Hi the township, which had never voted prior, swung Democratic for Harding. A large turnout filled streets and corners as crowds gathered near the courthouse and central fire station. Locomotive whistles and factory horns blared while telegraph companies pushed out congratulatory messages to Harding.
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Harding Rooter
Marton
Courtihou
Alee Harding
Lowden vs delegates edges toward convention deadlock
Chicago June 14 Fear a deadlock that could hurt his party, Governor Frank Q. Lowden seeks to rein in delegates at the convention as Billings and aides reported Saturday night.
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Chicago
Frank Q. Lowden
Faith, Ed C, A Davis County Lawyer, Praises Harding
Ed C Faith, a local lawyer and civil engineer in Davis County, reacts to news that Senator Harding won the Chicago convention. He criticizes the journalism, praises Harding supporters, and discusses local political alignment with Lowden and Johnson forces. Faith plans a dinner for supporters as the convention concludes.
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Ed C. Faith
Civ
Daviess County
Herald
Harding
Chicago
Ed Faith
Davis
Lowden
Huginan Johnson
manaRors
Daviess Coun
Palth
Gurney Os
Convenila
Mtr
Mardin
Major Wood Praises Backers in Campaign in Chicago
General Wood at Pratests in Chicago thanks supporters and party workers for their help and cooperation. He expresses gratitude to the men and women who assisted in his campaign and pledges continued effort and confidence in his cause.
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Chicago
Gaunt
Campalgu
Uyak Feao
Tom
Harding Arrives in Washington After Chicago Stop
Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio, seeking the presidency, arrives in Washington from Chicago to a large crowd at Union Station. He is greeted by reception committee member Lee and escorted to the White House area, with supporters cheering as he exits. Harding is accompanied by his campaign manager and other aides, posing briefly for photo opportunities before continuing to his home.
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Wels Palen
United
Farren Gg. Harding
Bio
Galvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Chicago
Teu Balte
Nares
Leonnard Wood
Hiram
W. Johnson
Frank C. Lowden
Warren Iig
Hardig
Ofrat
I Harding
Pinis Tashaf
Miron MW Hobnsgn
California
Giinds
Marton
Eiyeuliman
Apa
Nes Wiper
Ening Partha
Prinilag
Darding
Marlin
Jeyward
Warren Stig
Harding
Marlow
Linslee
Chirch
Harding Nastwirl
Winle Wesdstascheelie
Boon
Senate
Committee On
Sehanem Brerdimgimarried
Oise Florunre Iting i Isan
Wasiington
Warrty G. ‘Harding
Ohio
Hoy
Republican convention debates southern representation changes
The Republican National Committee considers a plan to apportion convention delegates by Republican votes, shifting away from southern dominance. Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge are alerted. Jehala and Hays lead the harmonizing effort as seven executives are named. Delegates from southern states challenge the plan, while the committee advances a proposal to align future conventions with national vote shares.
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Qhicago
Warren G. Hard
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wil H. Hays
Hass
Republican Party
Con
Sreasjoan Pail Howland
Otio
Lefora
Cipins
Cortain
Othar
Louisiane
Earn
Texas
Dionment
Republican party center of international justice to lead suffrage
In Paris June 11 the Temps editorial notes the Republican convention nomination in Chicago and urges focus on a permanent court of international justice. It stresses France’s responsibility for European peace and mentions American delegates and the Hague meeting. In Washington June 14 the Republican nominee arrives and discusses duties, with questions over resignation and party strategy hinging on Prohibition era needs.
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Woman's Tong Party
apMsago Federal Consula Nel
Hasl
Paris
Temps
Ion Quing
Colmn
Republic
League of Fond
International Commission of Fur
Hague
Permanent Court of International Justice
Elihutooths
Delegers
Community Fair Includes Greased Pig Race and Tall Lanterns
A Bloomington Star dispatch describes a local event week ahead with playful tasks for residents. Highlights include a training of a violinist, an anniversary celebration on Linkakillet, and a red-seller day near the river. Guests plan a greased pig race and a sod-pole climb. A preacher criticized Ed for withholding donations while Rev Perkins notes the town’s festive tone amid civic chatter.
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Araina Jones
Mayor McPherson Upsets In AmNedlust Nelson Start
Police count shows rising tension as Mayor McPherson repeats his stance in the In amedlust Nelson Start case. Officials, residents, and local organizations discuss implications for public safety and governance amid ongoing political pressure.
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McPherson
Nelson Start
William
Cultivad Friendship Delegation To Visit European Nations
A fragmentary note indicates a delegation of forty Missis who have been appointed to visit European countries. The purpose is described as fostering friendly relations and Christian ties during the journey. Details are incomplete in the source.
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Minstees Europdan
Couptrice
Christia Uinters
Sever
Worthington Indiana crop yields to be studied at farm meet
Experts from Purdue College will discuss experimental plots near Worthington Indiana showing doubled returns on corn, wheat and clover compared with untreated land. The program will cover results, data, and practical applications for farmers across southwestern Indiana.
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Worthington
Ind
Ladiana
Purdue
Purdue Wnlydrelty
Wader
Farang
Aegean Outlet Seen Vital to Balkan Stability
Bulgaria's June 1 report quotes Ivan E. Goeshoty deputy and former prime minister, stating that merely naval power cannot solve Aegean disputes. He argues the Aegean question is crucial for Balkan security, more essential than any other regional issue.
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Bowen
Bulgaria
Aegean
Ivan E. Goeshoty
Associated Press
Balkan Peninsula
Angean
Hutyorin
Fiums
Jugoslogie
Train collision near Chicago kills Grand Rapids man
One man is dead and several injured after a passenger and freight train collision near the South Chicago yards. George Dalema of Grand Rapids Michigan, a conductor aboard the passenger train, is identified as the deceased. Officials say a switch may have been left open, causing the freight to crash onto the tracks ahead of the passenger.
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Ity Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Michigan
George Dalema
Grand Rapids
Untitled notice from Vladivostok edition reports new Moscow regime
An extra edition records Moscow government overthrow with Trotsky executed Lewine escaped and Bruschof leading a new government. Vladivostok dispatch notes claimed establishment of control and further developments expected.
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Torio
Moscow
Trotzky
Kied
Lewine
Vladivostok Sovernment
Bruschof x
Mayors Convicted in Federal Conspiracy Case
Dr Rol an H. Dujich and Dr Frederick L. Bune, both mayors of SMun cio, were convicted in federal court of conspiracy to defraud the United States. They arrived from the Atlante prison to attend the brother’s illness and operation for cancer of the intestines.
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Muencie
Ind
Rolan H. Dujich
Forpfar
Smuncio
United States
Atlante
Frederick L. Bune
Williams-Ww marries in Washington
Chaciss D. Williams of Washington wed a partner identified as living in Washington in a rite performed a year ago. The terse notice records a marriage between Williams and Sheer, noting location and date in a clipped society column style.
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