Representative Sherman Hospitalized With Gall Stones
Cleveland June 24 Representative James Schoolcraft Sherman Republican candidate for vice president was moved from ex Governor Herrick’s home to Lakeside hospital with gall stones. Doctors report restfulness and no immediate need for operation though pulse 92 and fever 102 suggest heart strain. Mrs Sherman and son Richard arrived. telegram from Sherman says he expects to go home in three or four days if condition holds.
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Cleveland
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Herrick
Lakeside Hospital
Sherman
Taft
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Richard Sherman
Tor. Roll
Hni
Secretary Straus Seeks Labor Needs via Rural Mail Cards
The Department of Commerce and Labor under Secretary Straus is distributing 1,250,000 postal cards to rural free delivery patrons to report labor needs. Farmers and others lacking workers may request an application blank by mail to indicate the type of labor required, with no postage.
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Washington
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
General Federation of Women's Clubs Opens Boston Convention
More than three thousand delegates gather in Boston to open the ninth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at Symphony Hall. Mrs. Sarah S. Decker of California presides as executive heads from state and city greet attendees.
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Women's Clubs In Council
Boston
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Symphony Hall
Mia
Sarah S. Decker
California
General Federation
Treasurer Treat Prostrated by Heat in New York
United States Treasurer Charles S. Treat collapsed from heat and will remain in his room for several days per his physicians. In Denver voters discuss vice presidential candidates as the Democratic national convention starts, with Governor Johnson holding a clear lead amid debate over choices, echoing Republican focuses in Chicago.
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Treat
New York
United States
Charles S. Treat
Denver
Colo
Chicago
Johnson
Bryan attacks Republican platform in editorial summary
Lincoln June 24 Bryan denounces the Republican platform as a silent repudiation of Rooseveltian reform. He says the Chicago convention ends the reformer vs stand-patter struggle with the stand-patter in the saddle and the platform praises the president while neglecting his advocated reforms. Bryan previews this in the Com moner.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
The
The Cheerful Turtle: A Turtle’s Life and Resilience
A whimsical meditation on the turtle's hard shell and hardy nature. The piece extols the animal's life beneath tropical seas and its solitary enemy, man, noting its remarkable endurance, slow feeding, and ability to endure long fasting and confinement.
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Flere
Persistence in French river swimming lesson ends in irony
Y L Molloy recalls a swimming lesson on a Seine island where new rules require tying waists with ropes. A stout man undergoes a slow, endless mock swim on a stump, then claims progress while never entering the water after five years of effort.
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Y. L. Molloy
Monsieur
Local Wards Gather News From Elkhart AndLa Porte
A stream of social notes lists residents and visitors: James Leparee assists at Stearne shoe store in La Porte. Mrs Etta Barnes visits Miss Eliza Bond, returns to Elkhart. Mrs Leo Greenberger of New York visits Mr and Mrs R Stutsman. Other items mention trips, lake cottages, job changes, travel to Chicago and New York, and plans for summer visits.
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James Leparee
Elkhart
Stearne Shoe
LaPorte
Etta Barnes
Eliza Bond
Leo Greenberger
New York
R. Stutsman
E. A. Baker
Ann Arbor
Coldwater
Arthur Fonda
Lyman
J. C. Schafer
Panhandle
Texas
J. L. Wolf
Christiana Lake
Christiana Club
Fred Stafford
Chicago
Sergi. Whiteman
Fralch’s Landing
St. Joseph River
John Ziesel
Bert Uouseworth
Albert Virgli
Simplex Motor Car Co
Mishawaka
J. J. Hoffman
Jake and
Carrol
A. V. Aldrich
Alice
Klinger Lake
E. B. Zigler
T. T. Snell
Mr. Snell
E. E. Elkthorp
Lillian Kirkwood
Co. L. Monger
E. C. Crow
E. BE. McCray
Kendallville
Constantine
E. A. Campbell Julius
Oculist Tests Glasses For Mr Winmore
The customer reports mixed vision after trying several glasses. The green giraffe appears clear first rate, but the red elephant and purple hippopotamus still look blurred. Pack notes ongoing adjustment needs.
List of the sick shows varied progress across town
Mrs. Anna Nelson suffers an ulcer on one leg. Expressman Wesley Thornton is better after Tuesday’s injuries. G H Bellinger, night clerk at the Depot Hotel, has whatresembles meth poisoning. Mabel Upson improves from tonsillitis. Asa Hitesman’s child serious with whooping cough. Sophia Stage recovering after Clark Hospital operation and plans home Saturday. Frank Wolf, eight, head injury, is better after being struck by a stone. Dipert child paralyzed after sidewalk accident and worsened Tuesday. Mrs C M Taylor, skull fracture and arm injury, shows recovery and hopeful outcome.
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Wesley Thornton
G. H. Bellinger
Depot Hotel
Mabel
Lorenzo Upson
Asa Hitesman
South Third Street
Sophia Stage
Ligonier
Clark Hospital
C. J. Dipert
Indiana Avenue
C. M. Taylor
Ada Hull
Mason Street
Mrs. Arnold Injured in South Bend Fall
Mrs. E. J. Arnold of South Bend, age fifty seven, fell down stairs Saturday night and fractured one wrist. The incident occurred at her home and she was treated for the injury.
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E. J. Arnold
South Bend
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William Wilson
Aurora
Ill
A. J. Dawson
Colon
Panama
F. BR. Stutsman
T. B. Cheyney
Dawson
Anta Merrill
Sykes
Spokane
Wash
Fred A. Leusch
Arthur Klein
City
Mrs
J. G. Klein
West
Lexington Avenue
Laura Wolf
Jennie Chester
Margaret
Edith Machan
Columbus
Ohio
Rev. L. 8. Hall
Evansville
Christian Endeavorers
G. W. Bes
Anna Nelson
North Third Street
Frank
Theodore Wolf
Dunlaps
Warren Hill
Hill
Nobby
Hasy Trass Co
Bucklen
Easy Truss CO
Kalamazoo, Mich
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Lake Shore
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Yfigoh
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Savannah
Canada
Treasury
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Washington Street
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