Johnson Loses Control as Democrats Split at Ohio Convention
At Columbus May 6 Mayor Tom L Johnson failed to seize control of the Democratic state convention. Anti Johnson forces led by Harvey C Garber and William Tinley gained strength as a minority report on seating a Taicas county delegation was rejected by 463 to 450. The convention reconvenes amid sharp speeches and a focus on party leadership and platform items.
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Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
United States
Denver
Harvey C. Garber
Democratic State Central Committee
William ©. Tinley
Johnson
Judson Tharmon
Judson Tarzan
Campbell White
Luuinete
Tb Cay
Bryan
Crokber Denies New York Visit in Democratic Debate
Richard Croke in an Associated Press interview denied traveling to New York to shape Democratic differences. He said he would not visit United stores until after the presidential election and would spend winter in a southern state. He claimed New York Democrats should back the convention nominee and that Nixon may visit on a nonpolitical basis.
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Trubling
Richard Croke
Associated Press
New York
United
Uruk
Trethocrats
Daryan
Gour
Lewis Nixon
Mippe
Nixon
Treland
Taft Secures Additional Delegates in District Conventions
Chicago May 6 delegates from district conventions favor Taft with eighteen added to his tally and Woraker securing two. The report notes Taft leads in delegate support as conventions conclude.
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Taft
Chicago
Woraker
Congress in Currency Conference Fails to Reach Plan
In Washington on May 6 the Republic and members of the House of Representatives held a three hour caucus on currency legislation but adjourned at 5 p.m. without a definite result. A conference followed with binding intent, attended by many, though enthusiasm was limited. Speaker Cannon presided as discussion centered on a resolution introduced by Representative Bennett of the?
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Currency Commission
Cennon
Washington
House of Representatives
Cannon
Bennett
Fatal Wild West game ends in boy’s death
In New York on May 6 a prank during a Wild West game left eight year old Green shot in the right eye by nine year old Joseph Winley, who was later found kneeling in a church praying that Prankle would not die. Ohio Governor orders troops to action in tobacco district as Brown county law is enforced.
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Joseph Winley
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Prankle
Columbus
Clarris
Ohio
Cousinis
Mittin Law
Brown County
Two Heroes at DaGuuayra
In May at the plague stricken port of LaGuayra United States consul Whotias Po Mottat and Venezuelan physician Tor Gothe worked to fight the plague assisting the local efforts amid a harsh outbreak.
Cleveland Still Improving Ex-President Condition Update
May 6 report from Mura states ex President Cleveland continues to daily improve while in Cleveland and Lakewood area notes. The brief bulletin confirms ongoing recovery with no detail on treatment or length of stay.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Mura
Clevehinil
Multiple Storm Events and Political Notes Across Regions
Random weather havoc in Arkansas Tennessee and Missouri leaves three dead and several injured while political moves unfold in Kentucky and New York. Reports cite Governor Willson delaying Caleb Bowers pardon decision and Congress examining paper trust.
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Bayle County
Willson
Kentucky
Caleb Bowers
Evans
Connecticut
Titus
House
John Nurtis
Mexico
Benjamin
Joseph Tenness
GO Patton
Quivre
Cannan
Roosevelt
White House
William O. Bradley
Kenteks
Macrengry
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
John W Lukasiewicz
Mary Sezszepaniak
Marche
Ark
Making Steel Pens
The process describes steel pen production from rolling big sheets into wide strips to heating cooling tempering shaping and hardening. It covers rolling into blanks stamping brand marks shaping rounding to hold ink adding elastic holes and final polishing pointing and finishing before use.
Horror at Gunness Farm Paralyzes Local Community
Officers uncovered a gruesome scene near a farm, finding five bodies including an eight year old and a girl on a mattress. The remains were stored in a coroner's box as investigators link the farm to a possible murder clearing house with trunks delivered in prior months.
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Growt
Jonnie Olson
Expressmen
Gunness
Chiviga
LaPorte
Was Mrs Gunness Behind the Murders of Her Husbands
Investigators pursue the case of Mrs. Belle Gunness linked to the deaths of two husbands, insurance payouts toGunness, and possible accomplices. Rumors tie Lamphere to missing ties and her former Chicago confectionery business a fire follows. Reopenings cast doubt on earlier explanations of a kitchen accident and heart failure.
One Man Suspected in Gunness Plot to Remarry
Officers believe Mrs. Gunness contemplated another marriage after receiving a Norwegian letter from Carl Peterson of Waupaca Wisconsin. The note says he cannot meet her money demands but is respectable and wishes her well. Andrew Helgelein of South Dakota came to LaPorte January 10 after a mail courtship, stayed at the Gunness home, loaned $1,500, and handed over $1,500 to Mrs. Gunness.
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Andrew Helgelein
South Dakota
LaPorte
Mansfield
Guinness
Gunness Case Details Slayings Found Near Home
The article notes that Helgelein left for Chicago but was later found decapitated and dismembered on the Gunness property. It describes a death scene, burial distance from the house, and the disappearance of bones in the yard residents debate foul play. It also covers suspension of family members, missing money, and investigations by relatives amid a swath of local social notices.
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City
Lake Shore
Chicago
Guoness
Helgelein
Mansfield
Gunness
Sweden
A. J. Helgelein
Aberdeen
Jennie Olson
List of the sick in Elkhart area patient updates
Jesse Knepper is better today while Harry Beaver from Central drug store suffers a sprain. James Smart recovers from a foot crush on April 26 as A J House resumes work after injury. Margarite Wesserhoeft weakens with heart trouble. Jacob Erb in a low state cared for at Mrs Co L Doty’s home. Mr and Mrs S W Shumard still ill in California. Carleton Clarke of Regina recovering from appendicitis and improving after delayed surgery. He plans to join a sw-
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Harry Beaver
Central Drug Store
Margarite Wesserhoeft
South Clark Street
Jacob Erb
Co. L. Doty
Beardsley Avenue
Elkhart
Carleton Clarke
Regina
Canada
Sur
Unclear report hints at northern gang and school counts
The article references a northern recruitment effort to resume once recovery completes and notes South Bend school enumeration losses of 575. It recalls last year’s padded count being retaken, suggesting this year’s figures may be more accurate. It also mentions a moving pic show in Elkhart and various local ads for milk, mattresses, and roofing services.
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