NOTIFICATION ON WEDNESDAY Great Event in Politics of the Pre sent Week
Dover resigns his national secretaryship and becomes secretary of an advisory committee in the Republican National Committee while Taft and Bryan era politics frame a Lincoln conference. Clayton and Mack lead notification events with Bryan speeches anticipated and a dinner in the evening as political life centers in Lincoln and Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Taft
Hot Springs
Lincoln
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Bryan
St Louis
Z. W. McClare
Sedalia
Clayton
Judge Taft
Chicago
Mack
United States
Democratic Party
John W. Kern
Norman EB. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Notification
Claxton
Regan
William J. Bryan
Eugene Www
Chafin
Count Telstor
Sheldton
National Committee
Te Committee
Plaice
Thitchmorl
West Virginia Republicans Seek Taft Intervention Split
West Virginia GOP factions Swisher and Scherr pursue Taft favor at Wet Springs as Tadge Paft arrives. Both seek national committee support while Taft remains noncommittal. Hitchcock to handle state campaign logistics as Taft praises Green Briar horse show after Democratic governor candidate Watts interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
West Virginia
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hot Springs
Green Briar County
C. C. Watts
Weenio
Illinois Primary Election Rate Returns Indicate Nomination
Complete returns from eighty eight counties out of one hundred two show Deneen and Hopkins leading in the Illinois primary. Chicago observers note the result signals nomination trends as votes accumulate from county totals across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Mason
Illinois
Stevenson
Stringer
Deneen and Hopkins
Chicago
Theyre slow those Cubans eight days since elections
Havana reports after eight days since provincial and municipal elections most returns are missing from four of eighty two municipalities. Delays due to unfamiliar electoral boards and reluctance to assume duties. Conservative governors appear in Santa Clara Mantuanzas Pinar del Rio. Miguelistas win Oriente Caimagueur. Zagistas in Havana. Mayoral results show Miguelistas thirty three Conservatives twenty eight and Zagistas seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Santa Clara
Mantuanzas
Pinar del Rio
Miguelistas
Oriente
Csimaguer
Zagistas
Pillsbury-Washburn Mills Put In Receivership
Minneapolis August 10 The Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills Company limited largest milling firm in the world is placed in receivership after a stockholders and bondholders petition The action aims at reorganization and is labeled friendly The firm reports book assets around 15 million dollars liquid assets about 3.5 million with liabilities of 4 million debenture bonds and 5 million unsecured debt Most stock is held abroad and no business interruption is expected during reorganization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company (Limited
Presbyterians cite shortage of would be ministers
Steubenville Ohio August 10 Rev Jesse Johnston Nevin seminary faculty told the United Presbyterian church there are not enough candidates entering Allegheny and Newia theological seminaries this year to equal the losses by death in the church during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville, O
Allegheny
Newia
United Presbyterian Church
Jesse Johnston
Nevin Seminary
Army lieutenant breaks world record for stringing wires
Tacoma April 10 First Lieutenant Paul W Beck of the signal corps during army maneuvers strings ten miles of wire in forty minutes aided by seventy one men and places eight instruments in working order setting a new record for rapid communications setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Paul W. Beck
Signal Corps
Army Whaneuvers
Tolstoy indisposed again and other news items
Tolstoy remains ill due to health habits. Emperor William donates 2500 to Count Zeppean for another airship. Between January 1 and July 3 Ruson saw 876 murderers and robbers condemned. Japan to investigate race meetings and may ban if disorder rises. J C Garlington resigns from Independence League executive committee. H Elliott, 82, president of Elliot Frog and Switch, dies. No major change in Canadian Pacific strike. Independence party aims to file 2500-name Kansas state ticket. Wilbur Wright flew 106 seconds at Lemans airborne about 2.5 meters. Bisley team says Olympic committee treated them fairly. Henry Farman may return to France. aeroplane shows unprofitable for syndicate. Charlie Lokie lynched in Tifton for insulting remarks to white woman. Pope Pius V coronation anniversary celebrated at the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Tolstoy
William
Zeppean
Ruson
J. C. Garlington
South Carolina
Independence League
H. Elliott
Elliot Frog and Switch Company
J. Louis
Canadian Pacific Railway
Independence Party
Kansas
Wilbur Wright
Lemans
France
Bisley
England
Olympic Committee
Henry Farman
New York
Charlie Lokie
Tifton
Pope Pius
Vatican
Victory Narrowly Earned In Difficult Contention
A terse contest sees a narrow win despite a broader belief that the wrong side may prevail. The outcome rests on a brief but decisive turn of events, leaving observers debating the significance of the victory and its implications for future action.
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Leonard
Many city visitors and residents travel this Sunday
Numerous individuals from Goshen, Albion, Mishawaka, Chicago, Cleveland and other places spent Sunday in Elkhart or visiting relatives. People include J B Johnson, Leon Swayne, Jacob Fisher, Leonard Turzo, J S Fralich, George Borneman, Charles Brooks, Floyd Ween, W Anderson, John Inbody, Miss Della Chester, Joseph DeGarmo, Maude Kingsbury, Frank Strubler, S B Short, Lester Rees, George Bowser, Ray Holman, Roy Harper, Grice White, Ann Culp and Lois, Minnie Foster, Henry Brown, Herbert Feigley, Paullena Longacre, Nicholas Piedmont, Selah Osborn, Marion Osborn, Misses, Miss Lucy Cheney, J MacCarthy, Miss Jeannette McKean, Miss Mary Kleber, Pearl Styles, George Godfrey, O C Klips, Katherine and Margaret Smith, Matusak, Leiter, Meaden, and others visiting locally or planning trips to Chicago, Toledo Beach, Conneaut, Cleveland, Monroe, Denver, or Three Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph DeGarmo
Chicago
Maude Kingsbury
Albion
Ind
Frank Strubler
Sacramento
Cal
S. B. Short
Klinger Lake
Lester Rees
George Bowser
Claypool
E. M. Holden
Elkhart
Messrs
Martin and
Gus Ludwig
Marguerite Ludwig
Perham
Minn
Charles Forrest
David
Morton Avenue
Mr. Forrest
Middlebury
E. C. Swayne
Benton Harbor
Sam Bates
A. B. Kempner
Joel
Wabash
W. E Bowman
Eunice Bowman
Maine
Agnes Bowman
Lew Rose
Cleveland
Ohio
Conn
Local church groups announce events on island
Woodman Circle holds regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon. St Vincent's parishioners plan a picnic on the Island next Saturday. W C T A meets at 2 p.m. with Mrs Jean Lamb at 109 Sycamore. F W Club gathers with Mrs Marvin Nichols at 422 West Jackson Tuesday afternoon. Ladies Aid of Castle U B church serves ice cream and cake on the Island the Pennsylvania picnic day, Saturday August 15. Miss Dana Bower to give a reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
St. Vincent's Parish
Jean Lamb
Sycamore Street
F. W. Club
Marvin Nichols
West Jackson Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Castle U. B
Pennsylvania
Dana Bower
Ice Cream Social Planned by Trinity M. E. Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity M. E. church will host an ice cream social on Wednesday evening August 12 at the home of Mrs. Menges on the corner of Myrtle and Kilbourn streets. Music will be provided by an orchestra. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Trinity M. E. Church
Local Health and Injury Notices from Marion Area
Multiple residents near Marion street Hickory street Maple Row Garfiled avenue Clark Hospital and Simonton lake are noted as ill, recovering, or injured. Ages given for Andrew Mahoney and others, with typhoid malaria and a stroke mentioned. Some cases involve hospitalization and return home after incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mahoney
Garfield Avenue
May Shemberger
James Shemberger
Clark Hospital
John McNaughton
Goshen
John Prentice
Madison Street
Simonton Lake
Balloon ascent ends safely after 1500 foot drop near Rice street
Aeronaut Moosman lifted from the foot of Rice street East Elk hart at 7 30 p m crowd of about 300 watched as the balloon rose to 1000 feet then parachute failed to open until near 500 feet Moosman landed in a corn field two blocks south after a dramatic descent. Chester Vanator’s barn near Kuhn’s landing Lake Wawasee was burned by an incendiary fire last Friday night destroying several small buildings and threatening the residence the third such incident in the county in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronaut
Moosman
Rice Street
East Elkhart
Chester Vanator
Kuhn
Lake Wawasee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hughes
Syracuse
N. Y
Prohibition
Pillsbury-Washburn Company
J. B. Johnson
Leon Swayne
Mishawaka
Jacob Fisher
Leonard Turzo
J. S. Fralich
George Borneman
Charles Brooks
Floyd Ween
W. ©. Anderson
Millersburg
John Inbody
Tippecanoe Lake
Della Chester
Ray Holman
Frances Snook
Roy Harper
Mrs. Grice White
Marion
Ann Culp
Lois
Constantine
R. H. Calvert
Minnie Foster
Chicas
Henry Brown
Kalamazoo
Herbert Feigley
Oklahoma
Paullena Longacre
Oakwood Park
Wawasee
Nicholas Piedmont
Conneaut
Selah
Marion Osborn
Toledo Beach
Joseph Yokel
Mrs
Charles Harmon
Division Street
Walter Scott
Oberlin
W. A. Scott
G. C. Kistner
J. MacCarthy
Dowagine
Cassopolis
Lucy Cheney
Jeannette McKean
Defiance
J. Raser
Syracus Ind
Clyde Sanders
Edward Davis
Eagle Lake
Sanders
H. Borneman, Jr
Monroe, Mich
Mr Borneman
Prof
D. W. Thomas
Winona
Mrs. Thomas
Annetta Cleland
E. B. Zigler
L. W. Hallock
Detroit
F. A. Reed
Plymouth Tribune
Mary Kleber
Hohart
Pearl Styles
George H. Godfrey
New Albany
H. W. and
B. C. Godfrey
Fice
Western ‘Union
Pany
Godfreys
Ceresco, Mich
Godfrey
O. C. Klips
Paul
Emma Eddy
Lafayette
Prop
Elips
Purdue University
Katherine
Margaret Smith
Lima
C. D. Goodrich
Donald Goodrich
M. J. Matusak
William Leiter
Thomas Meaden
Three Rivers
St. Joseph
Warren Hill Company
Hill’s
Culver
Wilson Roose
Hester Street
W. L. Morrison
Marion Street
Thomas Clark
Hickory Street
W. W. Samuel
Eliza Raber
No. 400
Maple Row
Grace
O. M. Shelmadine
Burrell
Morgan
ACO
Bell Telephone
Mgr
Main and
Franklin Sts
Irish Mail
Flying Dutchmany
Turnock & Sons
Elks Temple
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