Indiana Republicans Plan 1920 Ticket By Party Machine
Endlanaypolis Indiana June 6 The Goodrich machine leads Indiana Republicans planning a 1920 state ticket with leaders at Severin hotel dictating nominees. Rumored contenders include Major General Omar Bonday Colonel Robert Tyndall Warren McCray Ed Toner Edgar D Bush and others, with current positions listed and centralization opposed by some.
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Meyer
Severin
Omar Bonday
Robert Tyndall
Indianapolis
150Th Indiana Artillery
Tyndall
Corse
Warren T McCray
Kentland
McCray
Ed Toner
Anderson
Ebrony
Indiana Republican machine seeks harmony in nominations
Fragmentary report from Indianapolis alleges Republican factions, led by party machines, maneuver for nominations. Mentioned are Adams and Watson as potential candidates, with talk of pending senatorial and presidential ambitions. The piece notes pressure to maintain order amid internal protests.
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Republican Party
Indiana
Krawfordsville
Supreme Court
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Adams
Wabash T
Indianapolis
Auett Rg
T Ia
Rowan
Otto Klaus
Spudler
Lord
Harry
Fenastieian
Capitol
Varly
Bloomington Boy Confesses to Killing Father with Shotgun
In Bloomington Indiana on June 3 Alva Banks twenty confessed to killing his father Andrew J Banks with a shotgun on May 2 for money. He was placed under murder charge and sent to Jeffersonville reform school for safe keeping. Authorities found bloodstained papers under the porch and other signs at the home.
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Bloomington
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Alva Banks
Andrew J. Banks
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Eid
Alva
Local Mixup Halts Shop Early Sunday Evening
A fragmentary report notes disruptions at multiple stores on a Sunday evening. Witnesses reference a boisterous crowd and unidentified individuals, with concerns over security and orderly closures. The piece mentions Mr. Allen and a process influencing business activity in Washington.
Local Tour Highlights City Bank and Buildings Visit
A visiting party toured the city, inspecting the new bank and other buildings during a Sunday visit. Four children of Adolph Squire, afflicted with ailpox, are reported to be progressing well.
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Tunity
Adolph Squire
Letter from a German woman to Mrs Mellon about her son
A German woman in Budersberg writes to Mrs Mellon from Dudelange in Luxembourg, describing her son with the American occupation army. She pleads for more letters, notes his longing, asks Mrs Mellon to be kinder in her responses, and signs as Mrs Peter Mehlen. The letter underscores concern of a mother separated from her child and seeks a prompt reply.
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Thomas Melton
Germany
Budersberg
Mrs. Mellon
Peter Mehlen
Rondurs
Dudelange
Crand Darke de Luxemboure
Personal notes and travels in early city society
PERSONALS. Misa Mildred Prady af Noonpuyi visits city guests Mrs Robert Grattam and Mrs Anna Welly Mrs Addis Coleman and Miss Helen Coleman plan a Sanday departure for Indianapolis to spend two weeks with relatives Eo Meade travels to Indianapolis for a state can somscription boards meeting John Houskew returns to Camp Sherman Ohio to settle army discharge Mr and Mrs Boone Bington back from Mt Vernon Ind Licur Ralph Hastings returns from Camp Taylor Ky Mort gage licenses Wiley Taylor 21 Montgomery and Jeanette Josephine Wath Montgomery Indiana
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Eo Meade
Indianapolie
Cansription Bnards
John Houskew
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Army
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