Denver to accept second place on Bryan ticket sparks party realignment
Denver sources say Judge George Gray may accept second on the Democratic ticket with Bryan. The platform reportedly will be conservative, omitting anti imperialism and nationalizing railroads, while reformers and factions reckon with new alignments and the risk of re airing old divisions as November nears.
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Denver
George Gray
Delaware
Bryan
Cleveland
Camphor
Local papers differ in Simmons letter coverage
Last evening the News ran ten columns of local matter including the Simmons letter, while the Telegraph carried six columns with a Simmons letter and four without. The News thus offered over twice as much local news as the Telegraph.
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The
Simmons
Telegraph
the News
Newbros Herpicide Promises Full Dandruff Cure
Claim links dandruff germ to baldness proven by a rabbit inoculation. Promotes Herpicide as 100 percent effective prevention by destroying the germ. Urges no substitute and offers samples via The Herpleide Co Detroit Michigan to readers.
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Newhero
Dandruff
Detroit
Mich
Herpleide Co
News and Telegraph Scoops Spur Political Rumor on Cummins
The issue contrasts News and Telegraph scoops, noting News eight pages inside and on eight pages total. Rumor says Governor Cummins contemplates resigning to return to law, possibly joining a firm Cummins Clark Beyers, due to alleged insufficient gubernatorial pay. The piece questions the lure of politics versus a lucrative legal career.
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Cummins
Des Moines
Cummins, Clark & Beyers
Walks Into Streetcar in Cumberland Citizen Injury
O W Trego of 1306 High Street was struck by a swiftly moving street car at Twelfth and Grand Avenue last evening. He suffered a bad scalp wound a bruise to the right shoulder a bruise to the right side and a sprained ankle but refused to give his name at the scene and could not recall how the accident happened. He was taken to Dr Hanawalts office and later returned home.
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Des Moines, Register and Leader
Cumberland
O. W. Trego
High Street
Twelfth and
Grand Avenue
Dr. Hanawalt
Fourth of July park program led by Tom C Whitmore
The Fourth of July ceremonies in the park will begin at 10 00 with a band concert and mixed quartet with Oh Hail All Ye Free by Mesdames Fulton and Quint and Messrs Wissler and Quint Invocation by Rev A S Henderson vocal solo by Mrs Pearl Hutton Schrader an oration by H M Boorman and a quartet In Liberty s Name with Mrs Nola Hamler as accompanist
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Tom C. Whitmore
H. M. Boorman
Liberty’s
Nola Hamler
Narrow escape in steam spill incident
Mrs. Jesse Hansen of south Walnut street narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday morning when a vessel of boiling water she carried spilled. The scalding affected her arms and lower face but was not serious, and she credited herself with a lucky escape.
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Jesse Hansen
South Walnut Street
Merchants urged to attend firemen’s hall for July tournament
Merchants are asked to attend the firemen's hall Tuesday at 8:00 PM as proof of interest in the July 3 and 4 tourney. Committees report two platforms erected for night programs at Fourth and Walnut and at Fourth and Chestnut with work starting at Fifth and Chestnut. Several local merchants named for their windows and support. Gas users faced a brief supply disruption due to plant work, now resolved.
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Fourth
Walnut Street
Fremen's Association
Fourth and
Chestnut
Fifth and
Advertisers Highlight Bargains and Trusted Names
A parade of local ads touts wedding silver from Jners Bros, groceries from Highley & Co and Atlantic Drug, Sherwin Williams paints from W T Joyce Co, Hart Schaffner Marx suits via Albert Johnson, Green Bay Lumber on ladders and repair service, light harness from Frank Rhody, J A Gough tailoring, Needles wagons and repairs, Deering & Son Voss washers, Brown Grocery Fourth of July menu, Cole Co jewelers with cut glass, Nebe outing shoes, Fred Alexander photo outfits, Keen Kutter goods from Albert Borens, and Foley & Collins half price millinery, urging readers to read and buy.
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Geers Bros
Highley & Co
Highleys
Atlantic Drug Company
W. T. Joyce Company
Sherwin-Williams
Joyce
Albert Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Green Bay Lumber Company
Green Bay Company
Frank Rhody
J. A. Gough
Gough
C. W. Needles
Brown's
Cole & Co
Nebe
Fred Alexander
Timo
Albert Borens
Foley & Collins
Herring in Oakland with auto sales push
C L Herring visits Oakland today traveling by auto with a customer. He reports booming business in automobiles recently and notes the major challenge is keeping sufficient stock to meet demand. He is described as a top hustler deserving of success.
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C. L. Herring
Oakland
Mr. Herring
W. C. T. U. Meeting Set For Locust Street
The W. C. T. U. will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. H Mickel on Locust street between Sixth and Seventh. A good attendance is urged.
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H. Mickel
Locust Street
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