Primary candidacy expenses listed in Daviese county race
Complete tally shows Aldus Chestnut $2.50 advertising and many others with varying costs. John A. Dyer spent $15 including $10 advertising and $3 gas, Otto M. Jones none, E. Charles Bateman $42, W. Ray Laughlin $8, Clifford Farris $6.66, Leonard Stuckey none, George Gilliatt $18, Robert Orr $38, etc. Totals range from no expense to above $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviese County
Aldus Chestnut
John A. Dyer
Otto M. Jones
T. M. Nugent
Clyde E. Jackman
Wm. Kelso
E. Charles Bateman
W. Ray Laughlin
E. Dilley
Far G. Heffernan
John A. Freyberger
Leonard W. Stuckey
George Gilliatt
Robert Orr
Years Rink
A. M. Williams
Heber Lowery
Harry P. VanTrees
el T. Madden
Hee P . Embry
Ora E England
Yes Crane
Clifford Farris
Géne
Fred G. Winklepleck
Ora E. Beasley
Marion Gould
Charles A. Burris
Homer Goodwin
Edgar Feagans
Stanton Barber
Levi Frank Potts
Dircey K. Allen
George FE. Cox
John Wood
Harley Watchens
Ira Birt
Charlies M. Smiley
Taylor F. Potts
Elwood Williams
William T. Porter
Nicholas F. Barkley
Henry Arthur Miles
Louis G. Taylor
Joseph C. Harris
Theodore Greenwood
Clement Aishe
O'Maley
John O'Connor
Cicero Killion
Robert A. Carnahan
Thomas G. Wadsworth
Paul R. Myers
Eas
George S. Smith
Piaxx Dobbyns
Charles A. Kidwell
William C. Camp
W. Lyle Witsman
E. Rankin
Reading of Letter Causes Senate Fun
A garbled roll of expenses lists traveling costs, advertising and gasoline for numerous individuals, totaling amounts such as 50, 14, 50, 6.12, and 34. Wes Ls MaCormick, Rollie M. Moren, Duster & Williams, and other names appear with various advertising and fuel items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Named heirs in 99 year old will found in Bible
A 99 year old will found between Bible leaves names heirs to a quarter of the estate of Emily Loud who died in New Haven in 1829. The estate, once consisting only of a few thousand dollars in cash, is now valued at $250 000 in a New Haven bank. The money would have reverted to the state in a year otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loud Kolfe
William Lowd Fowler
Oakland
Emily Loud
New Haven
Conp
Loud
Paul Morgan Fractures Leg As Truck Rolls Down Hill
Paul Morgan aged 13 of Plainville suffered a fractured left leg when a truck rolled down a hill while he and other Plain youths were moving toward the Osman farm near Epsom to a tennis court. He jumped clear as the motor stalled and received care from Dr. Swan at the Osman home before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morgan
Frank Morgan
Plainé
Paul
Gtin Osman Farm
Epsom
Young
Morgan
Swan
Osman Home
Plainville
Indiana G.O.P. nominee slate includes Wisehart and Nichols
Report from a five hour Indiana Republican convention details the unopposed ticket and the withdrawals that determined the winners. Roy P. Wisehart led in the superintendent race before Morgan Sterrett quit, while Harry Nichols clinched the treasurer post as Caleb Williams and Sol Sudranksi withdrew. The slate lists Fielfield, Bobbitt, Nichols, Wisehart, Biederwolf, Coutter, Gemmill, Enloe, Remy, McMahon, and Nichols as appellate district picks.
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Feses de
Ol Remy
Vincennes
Hong
Harry WB. Nichols
Madison
Caleb C. Williams
Pendleton
Sol L. Sudranksi
Greencastle
Roy P. Wisehart
Union City
Morgan L. Sterrett
Rensselaer
Jasper County
Harry G. Leslie
Arthur M. Hyde
W. C. Barnard
Newcastle
Hyde
National Administration
Richard N. Elliott
Condersville
Congress
Frank Gavit
Gary
Rmneisa
Otto G. Fifield
Crown Point
A. N. Bobbitt
English
Harry Nichols
Supreme Land
Charles L. Biederwolf
Fort Wayne
Supreme Court
Thomas B. Coutter
Willard B. Gemmill
Marion
Solon Enloe
Danville
Willis C. McMahon
L. Nichols
Rum Runners Shift Route From Great Lakes to Atlantic
Treasury officials report Canadian liquor exports to the United States are moving to new smuggling routes via two small islands off Neoremans in the south Atlantic. The change follows Canada’s ban on legal liquor exports to the U S, prompting rum runners to divert traffic toward Miquelon and toward the Atlantic coast, Rear Admiral F C Billard said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neoremans
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Treasury
Miquelon
Sling
Great Lakes
Mrs H H Bryan In Serious Condition After Hip Fracture
Condition of Mrs H H Bryan, a well known local woman, was reported very serious after she fell several days ago and fractured her hip. The attending physician said she is very sick and her general condition remains unstable with changes over the past five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Bryan
Plainville Girl Undergoes Major Operation at County Hospital
Miss Elva Marie O'Brien of Plainville RFD 2 was admitted to the county hospital for a major operation this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Marie O'Brian
PlainVille
RFD
Stolen Tools Found Near Washington by Sheriff
Four sacks of Baltimore & Ohio railroad company tools were located today by Sheriff John Bowman about two miles north of Washington. The idle items were hidden along the first road north of Washington, near the ad 57 to the lower Plainville area. Officials refused to estimate the total value, noting the case was referred to B and O officials for further action. No arrests had been made, and the sheriff said the tools appeared to have been hidden for two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Toom
Washington
Lower Plainville
Thurman Miller Accepts Proofreader Post in Tulsa
Thurman Miller son of Mr and Mrs W S Miller of Washon has left for Los Angeles recently and accepted a position as proofreader in Tulsa, bringing a new professional step for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Miller
W. S. Miller
Washon
Los Angeles
Tulsa
Fordes Face Algiers Sunday In Baseball Clash
The Fords travel to Petersburg Sunday to meet the strong Algiers baseball team. Algiers will use Woods Skylark and Harbison as battery, while the Fords will rely on Kaysts and Cropp for pitching and catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fords
Petersburg
Algiers
Woods, Skylark
Harbison
Kaysts
Cropp
Fred Hammer Taken To Home This P. M.
Fred Hammer, patient at the local hospital for several days, was removed to his home at noon. The Gill ambulance was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hammer
R Hammer
West van
Young Bandit Denies Guilt In Texas Execution
Hungsville June 6 A young bandit who bragged of a three week crime spree and ended by killing a high school student was executed in the electric chair at Texas State Penitentiary early today. Before death he insisted on his innocence saying to reporters I never did it. Pruitt faced the chamber calmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungsville
Exas
Texas State Penitentiary
Pruitt
Why Shotgun Story Was Not Published
The piece discusses why a shooting near Washington involving a Republican county candidate was not published. It notes newspaper reporters face criticism for withholding salient details without affidavits and the consent of all parties, explaining the tension between gossip and factual reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bomb explodes in Paris post office
A bomb hidden in a package addressed to the Baroness DeRothychild exploded at the Paris main post office today. There were no casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
DeRothychild
Reliance Official Dies Suddenly at Factory
A Reliance Factory official collapsed and died at noon today in an incident observed by workers. As a sign of respect, the factory will pause activities until Monday morning after the death of Mr. Monheimer, a New York executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Baga
Monheimer
New York
Death
Albert Colbert Breaks Hip in Fall
Albert Colbert living at N. W. Sixth and Lincoln streets fractured his hip in a fall late yesterday afternoon. He was removed to the hospital in the Willems ambulance. The fracture was examined by Dr. Wads- and the report notes the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Golbert
N. W. Sixth
Lincoln Streets
Willems
Dr. Wads
Freeman and Watsons Visit City on Thursday
Dr George Mo Freeman of land and Mr and Mrs Clay Watson of Shoals were in the city Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mo Freeman
Clay Watson
Shoals
Brother Norbert Learns End of Washington Era
Students at a Catholic high school gathered in Simon's gym to honor Brother Norbert, who will leave for abroad to continue studies. Each boy spoke, an orchestra played, and a granolith inkstand with ebony pen and a spiritual bouquet were presented. Norbert thanked them and recalled happy days. he departs in late August for about a year, touring Spain France Belgium and the British Isles. The program included prayers, an orchestra, Holy Communion, a mass report, a book drawing, an address, and the spiritual bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Norbert
Washington Goon
Catholic High School
Simon
Norpert
Spain
France
Belgium
British Isles
Norbert
Minister Guilty Of Abducting Girl In Illinois Appeal
A minister found guilty in Illinois faces an appeal as Miss Fi accuses him of abducting a girl. The case lists Paul Clements Charles Kidwell Donald Wade and Joseph Sinnott as presenters with selections and taps performed by Gerald Zinkaas. The sodality group V and related Bon You appear in proceedings, with evan gelistic references noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Paul Clements
Charles Kidwell
Donald Wade
Joseph Sinnott
Taps
Gerald Zinkaas
Sodality Me
Washington Golf Season Opens with Vincennes Meet
Touring schedule outlines matches with Vincennes and Bedford through August. Washington golfers prepare with handicap tournament and elimination format, aiming to defend a traveling loving cup amid regional club contests and rising participation by women players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mashie Washington Country Club
Washington
Vincennes
Bedford
Wnich
Princeton
Suspected Bank Robber Jury Discharged in Gas City Case
Marion Ind June 6 The jury trying Joel White on four charges of robbing the Gas City State Bank of 26300 last July 12 was discharged in circuit court today after deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Joel White
State Bank
Deliberat
Conference deadlock on watches and clocks rate schedules
An hour of discussion failed to produce agreement on most items as the conference did not reach consensus on watches and clocks rate schedules, despite guidance from Vice-President Curtis who returned the proposals to the conference for form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Curtis
Violent storm awaiting Graf Zeppelin on Rhine route
Lyons France June 6 A violent storm from the northeast gathered over the Rhine valley as the Graf Zeppelin tried to navigate toward its home port. The weather bureau warned Dr Eckener four times of the approaching storm but reports say no reply was received. An aviator en route from the north to Margellis signaled Eckener and attempted to maneuver to avoid a damaging mistral that lashed tents and roofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
France
Rhine Valley
Graf Zeppelin
Wear Bureau
Eckener
Lile
Margellis
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A. G. Barnes
Louis Cristenberry
Wm. I. Vance
Homer
Beasley
Edward C. Faith
Thomas Bennett
Albert M. Myers
W.H. Ritter
Daniel BR. Hopkins
Frank Wuertz
Elijah H. Robinson
Andrew M. Williams
Austin Hedrick
Fielding M. Colbert
Roy Quilliam
R. Ernest Clark
J. Floyd Boger
Clarence Weathers
Wan. A. Lakas
C. Will Myers
Samuel Bullock
Logan
Ernest C. Arford
Charles W. Freed
Wm. C. Hyatt
Anthony Wilson
Fred A. Burch
Charles Cosby
Baker Wallace
Rollie R. Ricks
E. E. Effert
Joseph M. Jones
Clive Potts
Franklin D. Dillon
Thomas F. Barr
Lester Lee
John A. Sims
Lafayette Gilley
John M. Smith
Daniel I. Myers
Wm. A. Grannan
John 8. Wilson
Robert Dc. Barr
Douglas Bray
Zed FL "Morton
Wes Ls
MaCormick
ae ‘Rollie _M. ‘Moren
Duster & Williams
Erie
Coulter, Remy Ante
Vinge Ae
Nancy Carroll
Massachusetts Bay
Boston
Jack Kirkland
Telephone Company
Bowmann
Eh Allen
Texas
Albert Colbert
Bro
B. V. M. Sodality
Holy Communion
Donald Borers
Joseph
Clinton Walters
John Drew
Miss Fi
Getti
South America
Fatite
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