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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1932

Page

3

Women Leaders At Convention Struggle Over Prohibition

By Maxine Davis two prominent women at the convention represent rival factions in the suffrage era debate Pauline Sabin New York City leads the repeal movement while Mrs Henry N Peabody Boston heads the anti repeal women both attend at the Bla Stone Hotel Sabin argues liquor legislation should shift away from states and reduce crime Peabody emphasizes prayer and social influence while resisting public registers and questions about personal drinking habits

Maxine Davis Hee Pauline Sabin New York City Henry N. Peabody Boston

Mother Mooney Struck Blind En Route to Convention

Mrs. Mary Mooney mother of Tom Mooney, serving a life term in San Quentin for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, lost her sight in a Chicago Loop attorney’s office while en route to the Republican zonal convention to advocate for her son.

Chicago Mooney Mary Mooney Tom Mooney San Quentin California Sen

Brundage Jr Leaves Home in Curious Episode

Indianapolis witnesses a puzzling tale as Brundage Jr reportedly fled home at 3 o clock, talking of a trip to New York without permission. Police and Captain Mullin listened as the youth explained plans to visit relatives, while seeking to understand his motive and destination.

Indianapolis Ty Chen St. Louis Serge O. K Harty Jr John Mullin New York Harry Jr

Gold standard and tariffs dominate reform critique

A speaker denounces progressives while defending the gold standard and American dollar stability worldwide. He criticizes Democratic wartime policy, touts Hawley Smoot tariffs, and claims nearly a billion dollars poured into agriculture over three years. He highlights anti foreign policy gains, including easing tensions with China and Japan, and urges orderly marketing and cheaper transport.

Washington St. Lawrence Waterway Patagonia Siam China Russia Japan Haiti

Gaston Means Found Guilty in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case

Washington DC June 14 Gaston B Means was convicted in the District of Columbia Supreme Court of larceny of 104000 from Mrs Eve lyn Walsh McLean in a plan to recover the kidnapped Lindbergh baby. Not guilty verdicts on two embezzlement counts were returned. He was ordered jailed under 50000 bond as counsel plans to seek a new trial. Maximum penalties on each larceny count are 10 years and 1000 fine.

Washington, D. C Gaston B. Means District of Columbia Supreme Court of

Martin County Vet Vote Split

Vincennes Indiana June 14 Martin county Democratic chairman Franklin says the Martin county delegation to the state convention will be divided on the wet plank but will go solid for Paul McNutt. He favors a repeal platform as beneficial and notes rising sentiment against prohibition. Allsigne cites strong Democratic turnout in the area.

Vincennes Ind Martin County Franklin Court House Paul McNutt

Peters Call Demo Platform Meeting In Indiana

The Democratic state platform committee, led by Perry of West Baden, will meet to discuss a tentative platform. State chairman R. Earl Peters announced the session, with further meetings planned and voting on candidates scheduled for next week. Delegates debate whether the platform should liberalize or repeal the eighteenth amendment. Manson of South Bend to serve as temporary chairman.

Ianapolis Perry A Ane West Baden Coatrman R. Earl Peters Resolutions Committee United State Richard Werneke Terre Haute Wood Posey John E. Fredrick Kekomo Paul V. McNutt Bloomington Indiana Manson South Bend John S. Meladdin Rockville

Baseball Trade Winds Stir Major League Rumbles

Trade rumors swirl through the circuit as Yankees, Giants, Dodgers and others shape rosters. Key moves include Boston sending Karl Webb to Detroit for Dale Alekasider and Roy Jenne, with New York fielding Babe Ruth and Lefty Gomez strong. The White Sox rally past the Red Sox 7 6 after trailing, while rain halts NL games. Yankee heavy hitters Ruth and Gehrig pace the offense amid a flurry of speculation and roster shuffles.

New York Giants Tech Roy Parmailee Giants Brooklyn Yankees Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Red Sox Karl Webb Detroit Dale Alekasider Roy Jenne Babe Ruth Lefty Gomez Yanks Bhi Dickey New York Earl Averill Indians Jimmy Foxx Athletics

Yesterday's baseball scores from the majors

Yesterday's results show American League games with New York 8 Cleveland 7, Philadelphia 8 Detroit 1, Chicago 7 Boston 6. National League notes Pittsburgh at New York on wet grounds and St Louis at Brooklyn with rain affecting play.

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Schedule list of city games across multiple venues

Indianapolis, 13, Minneapolis, Toledo.13, Milwaukee 4) Kansas City 19, Columbus 19. Only games scheduled.

Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo Milwwukee Kansas City Columbus

Bowman Boy Hurt Sunday Afternoon

The young son of Charles Bowman of West Walnut Street was struck in the eye by a pitched horseshoe Sunday noon. He is recovering after receiving several stitches. Dr. BY O provided medical attention.

Charles, Bowman West Walnut Street BY O

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