Norman Mack Chosen Democratic Chairman In Chicago
Norman B. Mack of New York was chosen chairman of the national Democratic committee at a Chicago meeting. John T. Martin reelected secretary, J. B. Matt of Nebraska vice chairman, and Hankell of Oklahoma treasurer. A long-distance tie and withdrawals shaped the final selection amid New York leadership influence. A new publicity committee was formed to support the campaign. There is mention of other possible candidates and the dynamic within party leadership.
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WANG COUNTY FOR DU NOE. Delegates support and primary dates set
The Democratic county gathering explored delegation to the state convention, electing 18 delegates to attend the Wallace convention. W.C. Cooper journeyed from Roosevelt with proxies, pledging to enforce the oath and back the 1906 state platform. The county primary is scheduled for August 29 and the county convention for September 5.
Bank of World’s Birthday Observed at Threadneedle Street
London observers mark the Bank of World’s 214th anniversary with a holiday at the institution. Fifteen hundred people attend the annual birthday event held at Threadneedle Street, celebrating the long history of the famous bank founded centuries ago.
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School levy debate limits county tax in Independent district
Mr A Andrew acting clear of the Behoo board sent a letter to the attorney general's office asking if the board of county commissioners can levy a tax for school purposes and the latest date an Independent district may levy. B S Crow replies that the county board must levy no more than five mills. The levy should be after trustees receive total assessed valuation from the county auditor, expected between late August and early September. County valuation about 12 100,000 means 4 60,000 to be apportioned for school purposes. Andrew says with increased valuation and levy the trustees can set the school levy below 10 mills this year, reducing over half from last year with a 20 mill levy.
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Holee
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Board of County Commissioners
Diatrick
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Board of Trustees
London Peace Conference Opens in Westminster Hall
The Universal Peace Conference opened in Westminster Hall attracting many distinguished women from Europe and America. Prince of peace leaders and national figures addressed sessions continuing next week with remarks from Lord Courtney and G. Alexander as key figures in the peace movement.
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America
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G. Alexander
Lord Avebury
Iatarnarianal Arbitration Peace Association
Gener AL Avererarion
Gray Haired Man Brutally Murdered In Mediont Tale
The gray haired man named Newlager, a well known neighbor in Mediont, was found murdered outside his home with the body battered and hair matted with blood. Investigators say two suspects, including a man named Cate, were found in Spokane and arrested after being questioned. The crime scene showed signs of a cowardly blow from behind and a weapon marked by blood and hair. The victims, Newlager and a fellow soldier, were last seen near the Charlake area. authorities are holding two suspects in an ongoing case.
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Wael
Almont
Rw Newlager
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Filt
Kasplin
Arthur Hubbard
Nesainger
Wirral
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Ayuta
Auditorium Blaze Suspects Held After Break In And Fire
A chaotic morning at the Auditorium followed a night fire and break in. Police seized two men, Silea and sipauldingy, and handed them to Sheriff McDonald. witnesses accuse a group including Spmubding and Babes of plotting the incident. Fire damage enveloped the stage area while investigators, led by Hater, examined the wreckage and questioned workers about access and timing.
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Heelty
Ok Patvbin
Gunuiding
Jean Taerans
Norrie
Baiew
Hin
Bales
Stout
Sale
Steele Rae Dom
Terry Dee
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