Washington bankers host eleventh annual Group Eight meeting
Washington bankers and their wives hosted more than 200 attendees for the eleventh annual Group Eight convention of the Indiana Bankers Association. Counties in the group include Daviess Knox Martin Pike Gibson Greene Vanderburgh Posey Orange Warrick Spencer and Dubois. The luncheon served 400 plates at the park pavilion with church women preparing the meal. The afternoon featured talks on banking topics including relations with farmers and a message from the Indiana Bankers Association.
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Newsprint price rise debated at National Editorial convention
June 1 Boston reports the National Editorial Association debated a paper shortage. A resolution urged passage of Senate Joint Resolution No. 152 to provide immediate relief, aiming to aid newspapers with 18,000 circulation via a Newsprint Allocation plan. Clyde Oswald of New York warned the industry faces a worrisome profit gap due to print paper scarcity.
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Porter
House
Washington
Senate
Clyde Oswald
New York
Ostwald
Congress
Cripple Suspension of Work in Essential Industries Reported
In Indianapolis on July 2, officials including John W. McCardie, vice chairs of the public service, discuss suspending work in essential industries to ensure coal supply and utility operation during winter. The article notes hundreds of people in the city resisting and outlines the broader impact on transportation and public services.
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Suffrage Amendment Support Sought by Delaware Assembly
Delaware lawmakers telegraphed support for a federal suffrage amendment. The assemblymen urged action and prepared to vote, with expectations that the measure will be disposed of by today as the Delaware session resumes.
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Washington
Delaware
Former State Senator Sentenced to Prison
Frankin Indiana resident Thomas Hudgins, a former state senator, received a sentence of two to four years for assault and battery. Hudgins, aged 61, had a varied career including teaching salaries advocacy and earlier work as a railroad man.
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Burn British Flag Reported At Treasury Building
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a protest scene with references to burning a British flag at a treasury building and mentions of freedom and independence in a chaotic collage of words and names. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
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Convention Program at Ung Church Highlights overnight sessions
The notice outlines a June 29 convening at the Ung church with Rev. B B foal City and Rev H W Settle presiding. Morning devotions and Bible study lead by local clergy precede committee appointments and afternoon sessions including song service and a social hour.
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Public Hearing Delays Chair’s Wage Proposal
Fragmented text reports a chair asking for a wage increase per hour amid a public hearing. Mediation actions and public objections appear uncertain as discussions move toward a potential compromise and addressing requests.
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France
Washington Hearings On Alleged Deportation Abuses
Fragmented text notes Justice Department testimony by Palmer amid charges of deportation mistreatment. The committee seeks details on detainee abuse claims and government actions while officials describe evidence and responses from fed agencies.
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Justice Department
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Unclear historical fragment hints at local district notes
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals and a district, with garbled names. The readable portions do not form a complete report or event to verify a clear action, outcome, or date.
Delegates Split Over Contests at Republican Convention
At the Chicago Republican National Convention fight over contested delegates surfaces with calls to seat Minnesota named choices and substitute measures. The process includes a split Georgia stance and plans to vote on the Johnson delegates as the convention proceeds with Hayes to preside and a keynote to be delivered. Pennsylvania is noted as a potential presidential candidate state.
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New Hampshire
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Chicago
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Uncompromising Fight for Honor in 1932 Campaign
California Senator Hiram Johnson rules out accepting any nomination for vice president as talks swirl around Gov. Frank Lowden leading a ticket. Johnson rejects a league of nations and warns delegates may not follow expected moves. He notes Republican primaries drew 258,000 votes, while Hawaiian pineapple industry is developing alongside sugar.
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Lowden
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Chicago Set For Key Nominations As Campaigns Rally
Reports from Chicago indicate last minute preparations for a major political event tomorrow with spokesmen signaling potential endorsements. The scene includes talks about backing Senator Knot if Johnson cannot secure victory, and mentions Knott, Hleove Knox, and Governor Sproul as possible players in the nominating process.
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Campaign Is On To Defeat Its Enemies
A labor oriented campaign is organized to defeat unfavorable candidates. Keating and union leaders discuss methods in the weekly Labor The Leagues. Keating says the plan targets President McAdams and Johnson without claiming direct coordination. Keating notes some utterances are approved. A raid by a gun crew in Kinema-Man is reported, with reinforcements expected and a tense debate anticipated.
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Rumley Trial Delayed as Defense Motions Mount
In New York the Rumley trial faced delays as two defense attorneys argued motions related to conspiracy charges linked to the Last of States Government. The United States and state authorities pressed ahead, seeking to proceed with the indictment while motions were considered.
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Baga
United States
Aloes
Vincennes Girl Dies After Mercury Poisoning
Local report details the death of a Vincennes girl linked to mercury exposure. Authorities investigate possible sources as family and community mourn the young victim.
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