WANT HOOVER? IT SEEMS THEY DID
A long editorial tirade discusses Hoover's Indiana nomination and Republican strategy. It accuses editors of duplicity, notes farmer discontent, and predicts farmers will remember in the election. It cites The Washington Herald The Indianapolis Star and The Linton Citizen on reactions and threats to support for Curtis as VP choice.
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Fiber Hoover
Republian
Hoover
Indiana
Jim’ Watson
Hooves
Jekyl
Hyder
Washinger Herald
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
K City
Hyde
Herald
Herbert Hooer
Mr. Hoover
Farmer
Kansas City
Omer
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Linton
Indianapolis Star
Klinck Verdict Brings Call for Wider Prosecution
Indianapolis Times reports jurors convict Klinck in a 1927 forged affidavit case tied to political figures. Prosecutor Remy accuses wider corruption, naming Adams and Gurley as the real targets, with Coffin and Rogers also involved in the conspiracy. Klinck faces prison while urging accountability for those other alleged criminals.
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Indianapolis Times
Bar
Klinck
Remy
Othems
Federal
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes Commerial
Boyd Gurley
William Rogers
Rogers
Reed
Watson
Adams
Gurley
George W. Coffin
Seventh District
Federal Grand Jury
Coffin
Kiiick
Wiaren McCray
Duvall
Peniion
Local travelers visit relatives then return home
Miss Frances Disser of Indiana polis and Dr L S Fallis with Dea ton visit here and have returned to Detroit where they are staff at Ford hospital. Mrs Marie Thomas of Wyan dotte Mich visits sister Mrs Charles McDonald of Corning and her father Eugene Fields of Loogootee. Miss Bonnie Monts returns from Terre Haute and Sullivan after visiting friends and relatives.
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L.S. Fallis
Deaton
Allen P. Walden
Detroit
Ford Hospital
Marie Thomas
Wyandotte, Michs
Charles McDonald
Corning
Eugene Fields
Loogootee
Bonnie Monts
Terre Haute and Sullivan
Manhattan Ball Parks Glow In The Yankee Stadium Aura
In New York on June 16, readers savor Manhattan’s ball park glamour. The Yankee stadium draws baseball fans amid riverfront views, towering ads, and elevated train clatter. Spectators glimpse Babe Ruth and crowds chase autographs as gossip and city life mingle with the game’s allure.
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New York
Manhattan
Broadway
Giants
Yankees
Ball Park
Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Yankee Stadium
Fragmentary Notice From Local Paper
A damaged OCR fragment mentions painting, collector, inside and eyce of your Wome. The text is incomplete and unreadable, providing only scattered phrases without clear event, date, or names.
Legals Notice on Prima Facie Assessment for Sidewalk Construction
Washington Indiana Common Council approved the prima facie assessment roll on June 11 1927 for concrete sidewalks on Downey Street from West 10th to West 13th. Remonstrances hearing set for June 25 1928 at 7 30 p m in City Hall to determine benefit and assessments. roll on file with Clerk.
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Common Council
City
Washington
Indiana
Downey Street
West 10Th
West 13Th Street
Fragmentary high school exam joke from a 1920s issue
A reader’s skit presents a student asking why they failed an exam. The reply jokes about passing the “ake hig hest” and flunking in necking, capturing a humorous, slangy exchange from the era.
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San Francisco
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Delcates
NEA
St. Louis
Frances Disser
Indianapolis
Hugh L. Cox. & Co
York
Babe ‘Ruth
Milar
Gilbert Swan
Guy D. Chandler Kago
Mrs
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Paris
B. Allen Co
Washington's
Legals
W. M. Simpson Lumber CO
Associated Leaders OF Lumber and Fuel Dealer
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