Kern reception draws 10000 in Indianapolis crowd
John W. Kern is warmly welcomed as Democratic candidate for vice president in Indianapolis. About 10,000 people gathered in the court house yard and on Delaware Street as Vice President Fairbanks introduced Kern who spoke for about twenty minutes amid band music and heavy republican cheers.
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John W. Kern
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Hack
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Thomas Sullivan
Robert Springsteen
Elliott R. Hooton
Peter ‘Coyle
Holtzman
Taft pages letter as campaign work and Lincoln trip
Taft concentrates on the acceptance letter while pushing golf and Vorys aside. He directs his focus to campaign tasks and a planned Lincoln meeting with Democratic business leaders to shape strategy. Bryan travels to Chicago for July 25 while Hearst followers loom ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Fireworks Explosion Kills Three in Boston Harbor Area
Three men die and a dozen are injured in a fireworks blast at the Boston and Maine railroad freight house and Mystic Wharf in Boston harbor. The incident occurred today as the fireworks exploded. One victim is reported fatally harmed.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
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Sunday Schools Picnic at Island
Fifty members from Mrs. Wall's First Evangelical Sunday School gathered at Island Park for an all day picnic with baskets, dinner, and supper. The event featured song services and merry making led by Catherine Schafer and Dora Griener.
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Child Sustains Collar Bone Injury After Bed Fall
Clara Brown's five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Brown residing on Thomas Street fell from bed Tuesday morning and fractured her collar bone. A local physician was not summoned until the following day.
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J. Brown
Thomas - Streat
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Ray
Jin Ay Veetah
Adventurous Coast to Coast Tour Reaches Los Angeles
C G Conn and Arthur Wilson arrived in Los Angeles after a 3706 mile cross continent journey from Hochart. The trip faced rain soaked roads near Osden but proved comfortable and eventful. Conn, a former Indiana congressman and notable instrument maker, captained a big Simplex car. The tour continues toward the Pacific coast with plans to travel further and return for mountain and plain trips.
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Jourmountain
Weather chief says heat may return. urges calm
A new weather supervisor in Chicago Major H B Hersey advises cool coping as historic heat lingers. He stresses not worrying about heat, avoiding violent exertion, and that external dress cannot cool through willpower.
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Controversy Over County Fees In Manning Settlement
A dispute arises in Wikhart county over fees alleged to be due from former sheriff Manning now living in Elithart. Manning refuses to settle arguing the county board and a Supreme court decision govern the in and out fees. The matter touches Goshen city prisoners and a special turnkey administrator may be appointed with fees around $50 and the issue centers on contract terms and past county relations.
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Goshen
Admani
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Itvis
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Brick Dies Beset by Rats
A local report notes a death linked to rat infestation and related hazards. Details are limited, but authorities are investigating the incident and advising area residents on safety precautions.
Prohibition Convention Opens With Platform Talks
Columbus July 16 Prohibition national convention opens with temporary chairman Patten presiding. Morning session plans platform adoption and candidate names for president and vice president. Artman boom for VP collapses as Judge Artman declines nomination while on Republican ticket.
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Artman
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South Bend
Indiana
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B. F. ‘Watson
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Muncie
Judes
Seaborn
Wright
Georgia
Wrigh
Unclear Scramble On City Police Budget And Additions
Fragmentary text shows debate over funding two extra police officers. It notes uncertain appropriations, potential liability for salaries if not approved, and political motives behind adding officers amid economy concerns.
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Sue Tigenty
Hanly
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