Dick’s a Silver Baron and Denial of Faith
Akron Ohio letters from H M Hanna chairman of the Indianapolis Monetary Convention urge voters in the Nineteenth district to back a "Sound Money" candidate and warn Summit county readers that Gen Dick should be returned to Congress. Judge Grant warns Hanna that such appeals threaten honest ballots and political decorum. Continued on third page.
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Indianapolis
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Gragt
Hanna
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Chambers of Commerce
Commercial Clubs
United States
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Bold Burglars Rob Jackson Center Bank in Shelby County
The Farmers' and Merchants' bank of Jackson Center Shelby county was robbed last night. The safe was blown open and the building damaged. Citizens were held at bay by masked robbers who fired shots but injured none. Thieves escaped on a hand car toward Lima. Property damage estimated at 81000.
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Bellefontaine
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Jackson Center
Shelby County
Lima
Bryan Addresses Thousands in Chicago Political Tour
In Chicago Colonel W. J. Bryan spoke 12 times yesterday to about 46 500 attendees with 25 000 more on the streets. Leaders optimistic place Cook County plurality at 10 000 to 50 000. Five more talks planned today including a major rally in South Chicago. Bryan and Mayor Harrison will attend a parade, then depart at 11 tonight for Lincoln Nebraska.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Cook County
Bryan
South Chiicago
Harrison
Lincoln
Neb
Weather Dampens Sound Money Parade in New York
Marchers were meek as Moses as a rain drenched sound money parade in New York moved slowly through the streets. The event, though large, was not strictly partisan and drew participants who favored Bryan style currency reform in a drizzly morning.
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Sound Money
Roosevelt Parade Silent but Proud in New York
The Vanguard parade left Battery Park at 10 PM with about 180000 spectators across 39 brigades. Governor Roosevelt rode on the reviewing stand near the Dewey area amid an ovation, while police led the only mounted presence and no uniforms appeared.
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Roosevelt
Dewey
Diphtheria Claims Two Local Children and Quarantine
Two children have died from diphtheria since Friday and many homes are quarantined in the city. Ruth Pauline Babcock, nearly seven, daughter of Mrs. Rose Babcock, died after six days of illness. funeral at 2 PM Sunday. Mary E. O’Leary, ten, of 112 West Miller, died Friday after a week of illness. private services held at 1 PM Saturday.
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Ruth Pauline
Rose Babcock
O. A. Borttck
Henry School
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Keller
Mary E
James O'Leary
W. Miller Ave
St. Mary's School
Akron Police Issue Parade Disorder Orders
Chief Dunn orders Akron Police to arrest any disorderly persons or those disturbing marchers in the parade tonight. The entire force will be on duty for crowd control and safety.
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Dunn
Akron
Lone Star Frat At Buchtel Pledges Six New Men
The Lone Star fraternity at Buchtel College pledges six new members: Clarence Carlton John Thomas George Ramedell Hall Maurice Knight Curtis Bailey and M. J. Orin.
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Lone Star Fraternity
Buchtel * College
Clarence Carlton
John Thomas
George Ramedell
Hall
Maurice Knight
Curtis Bailey
M. J. Orin
The And B Dreher Sons Co Piano Sales
Advertiser offers piano sales from 113 Aqueduct Street promising low prices due to no rent or staff costs. He invites customers to call at his house to compare prices and view sample pianos, suggesting travel via West Hill car to Market Street.
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Aqueduct Street
West Hill
Third House
Market Street
Political Parade Promises Large After Akron Visit
A partisan Akron election night plan described a large Republican parade with men women and children in line. Democrats promise rapid returns via a special wire and correspondent stations in every voting precinct.
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Democrat
Arrance Monte
Lane
United Station
Stevenson Launches Campaign Drive Reflecting 1892 Echoes
In Chicago, Democratic leaders warn of fund shortages as they veer into a high intensity campaign. Stevenson draws parallels to 1892, urging relentless effort while Republicans face depleted resources ahead of the polls.
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HGR
Dreger
Ward van Foleerantinl
Presidentia
Stevoreon Todas
Stevenson
Cleveland Police Raid Net Alleged Gambling Ring
Cleveland police raided a alleged gambling room early Saturday. County and city officers were arrested amid reports fictitious names were used at the city jail. One man listed as Charles Wilson registered under Otto Selzer in Akron.
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Sheriffel
Satur
Woman Fights Coffee Addiction with Postum Change
A distraught wife describes decades of dizziness and stomach issues tied to coffee. After medical advice and removing coffee, she switched to Postum Bond Coffee and reports full recovery and regained health.
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