Mack selects helpers for campaign committee lineup
Norman Mack, Democratic national chairman, names executive, advisory and labor committees. Executive panel includes Taggart and Lamb among others from states from Indiana to New York. Advisory slate features Franlla, Williams, Culberson, and Isadore Rayner with George Chamberlain and Hoke Smith among others. Labor group led by Wade, Sullivan, Ryan and Hart, with wide geographic representation. Mack to open eastern headquarters, splitting time between Chicago and New York as he builds campaign reach.
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Buppfalo
N.Y
Norman E. Mack
Camp Alea
Anil
Eastern
New York
Mack
Chicago
Norman ©. Mack
P. K. Hall
Nebraska
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Martin
Wada
Iowa
Sosepius Daniels
Notch Carollo Oreat
Taggart
Indiana
John TM
West Virginia
George W. N
Rheds Island
BR. M. Jonson
Well
Georgia
P. L. C. Val Gre Flyan
Wisconsin
Maryland
John W. Tomlinson
Alabama
John E. Osborne
Wyoming
James & Kerr
Pennsylvania
P. B. Zxnch
Minnesota
Eawing. Wood
Michigan
Nathan Cols, Jr
California
Rupert Ewing
Louisiana
Harvey C. Garber
Ohio
David R. Frankla
Missouri
J. G. Johnson
Kansas
Alton B. Parker
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
John A. Johnson
CA. Culberson
Texas
John W. Daniels
Virginia
Isadore Rayner
George Chamberlain
Oregon
Hoke Smith
George John EB. Lamb
Illinois
James E. Campbell
Labor Committee
Martin J. Wade
Roger C. Sullivan
Uhools
T. F. Ryan
Robert B. Hudspath
New Jersey
W. A. Rothwell
Johnson
Dakota
Edwin A. Newman
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Richard E. Metcalfe
Mr. Black
Buffalo
W. &. Conners
Democratic National Committee
Nermjin Bi. Maak
Bryan
Kern
Hottman
David R Francis
Loward
Learters
Drink crazed man released from jail
A man named Fred Martin, described as drinking driven and in a demented condition at Larwill, was released this afternoon. He offered few personal details about his life and said his condition resulted from liquor, vowing never to drink or smoke again.
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Kist
Fred Martin
Kokemo
Larwill
Trust Company for King's Place in Indianapolis
Farmers Trust company of Indianapolis has been appointed by Prudential Life Insurance as its sole agency in northern Indiana to succeed Sherman King of Fort Wayne. This expands Farmers Trust territory to cover nearly the entire state as a mortgage agency, with focus on life insurance integration and agent network expansion.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Farmers Trust Company
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Sherman King
Fort Wayne
Wade Ellis Called Higher in Gin Late
Wade Ellis, attorney general of Chi, has offered the position of American war attorney general of the United States. Ar. PMs, who is reacting after the Atrentous Work providing the nomination of W. H. Taft for president, has voted for time to consider the appointment.
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Wade Eilis
Chie
Pms
W. TH. Taft
Weather forecast for Washington weekend
The forecast calls for fair weather on Saturday and Sunday with northerly winds. Variable winds will shift during the period with expectations of warm temperatures.
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Washington
Terecast
Olde—Fair
Itraan North
Tadigga
Winais
Fanner
Michigan
Burn Warner
Ught
Democratic State Campaign Opens With Indiana Meetings
Indianapolis reports a joint meeting of the Democratic state committee and ticket candidates lasting hours. Thomas Taggart, John W Kern, and Thomas R Marshall spoke as a plan for county and township campaign meetings was announced. Marshall will deliver the first major speech August 22 in Salem with a full tour planned across Indiana through late August.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
John W. Ker
Thomas R. Marshall
Jackson Gilbert Hendren
John W. Kern
John 2. Lamb
Indiana
W. J. Bryan
Kernes
Kern
Brean
Marshall
Chadermnerele
Mr. Marshall
Salem
Shall
Blue Jeans” Williams
Claude Matthews
New Albany
Versailles
Yee Yay
Zionsville
Ridgeville
Quincy
Bethany Park
Portland
Vincennes
Patricksburg
Winchester
Middlefork Station
Dunkirk
Wr. Marshall
Commercial agencies assess trade and prospects in New York
A dated note summarizes commercial reports across regions, noting a shift toward modest improvement in some sectors and a lingering moderation in others. It highlights fall jobbing preparations, increased activity in northern cities, and uncertain cotton and woolen demand ahead. The piece mentions quiet days in New York and preparations for winter trade, with scattered optimism and some disruption in usual patterns.
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New York
Bradsieee
York
Maporehes Po Dyin
Omagh Rildegrey
Wee Quiet
Mtaay’ Hines
Wendy
Angola Papers Consolidate In November Transfer
Angola Indiana July 31 The deal closes today with C F Ruke Straw owner of the Steuben Republican taking possession of the Magnet and discontinuing its publication Raymond Willis and Edward Willis owners of the Magnet exchange their property stock for the Republican and become party owners of the old Republican newspaper Formal transfer set for September 1 The Magnet founded about a dozen years ago by Captain Rose rose to prominence as a leading Republican paper in Indiana It was sold two years ago to the Wittial Brothers
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Kist News Burea
Angola
Ind
C. F. Rukestraw
Steuben Republican
Magnet
Raymond E. Willis
Edward Willis
Republican
Capt. ©. Rose
Tinthere
Indiana
Wittial Brothers
Gould Get In Cash Gould Get In Cash
Arrangements have been made by Wheeling and Lake Erie to take up 8.6 million notes due. Wall Street expects George Gould will not be pressed to explain terms. Harriman’s group and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. play roles in funding. Erie’s exact participation remains unclear as Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Blair & Co. prepare funds to redeem notes due tomorrow.
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New York
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wallstraw
George Gould
Harring
Kuli
Toes Co
Harriman
Gould
Gound
Tod
Pitsburg
Baltimiore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Alrady
Soneumichde Orerminals
Erie
Ubn, Loeb & Co
Bla Oo
Kuhn, Leach & Co
Blair & Co
KEECHELL WINS IN THIRD ROUND
Colibee Ancisco, Ful lanier Ketensilnocked outj Hugo Kells of Chicago in the third round. Kelly and Ketchell exchange heavy blows with Ketchell scoring to the head. Kelly suffers a swollen eye and ends the round with advantage before Ketchell delivers a decisive finish in the final round.
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Keechell
Colibee Ancisco
Hugo Kells
Chicago
A. Jett
Kelly
Meh
Welly Grove
Ketchell
Ketehell
Keteheli
Kelly Fund
Noor Ag
Tise
Ketchell the Favorite in Betting at Coliseum
July 31 at Prancisco a crowd gathered as Stanley Ketchell and Hugo Keller weighed in. Kelley outweighed by a slim margin, intense betting surrounded the welterweight bout. Spectators packed the Coliseum with proceeds near $2000 as promoters arranged protective measures and early sales, while Ketchell prepared to meet the Kiln? rival in a pivotal match.
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Prancisco
Jack Welsh
Stanley Ketchell
Hugo Keller
Fehter
Kelley
Met
Povnis Tnt
Hyevy
Coliseum
Golden Gate Park
Wilah
Ketel
Kotey
Nhs
Prolimnitas
Ceorge Peverson
Aanrtenr
Farman's Aeroplane Flies at Long Beach
An early aviation display at Long Beach shows Farman's aeroplane lifting from the air in a dramatic demonstration. The machine ascends with a mix of steam and heartbeat excitement as spectators watch the feat unfold near the harbor.
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Farman
Long Beach
Shot at prowler in Burger's addition on early morning chase
Louis Schroeder woke to sounds in Burger's addition as two men prowled near his barn. He and neighbor Lemue Graham and a hired man pursued them, firing after the intruders who fled leaving blood stains along the path. Schroeder believes the men aimed to steal his horse.
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Ers
Man
Schroeder
Louis Schroeder
Burger
Lemue
Graham
Schroeter
Mr. Schroeder
Oma
Bryan Confident as Election Focus Shifts to Labor
Garrett Clipper reports Democratic optimism from Indiana as Bryan builds labor support. Pred Feick, a national speaker and railway organizer, says laboring folk will back Bryan for his platform favoring workers and conservatism. Feick cites Indiana plurality projections and notes Republican discontent with executive committee choices.
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Garrett Clipper
Bryan
Pred
L. Weick
Chicago
Democratic Standard
Norman. Mack
Hatlosal
Mr. Feick
Wall Street
Feick
Indianapolis
Jackson
National Committee
Inter-Ocean
May Per
Fred Feick
Brotherhood
Indiana
W. J. Brean Senday
Garrett
Mr. Frick
Bryan Cafter
Lincoln Shrine
Dr. Felck
Annex
Joe Kealing
Harry New
Calonel New
Executiva Committee
Vpns
Brink
Trvan
Hoosier
Democrata Aire
Packard Band Program Robison Park This Evening
A fragmentary concert listing for Packard Band at Robison Park tonight. Multiple garbled phrases mention performers and songs with no clear lineup or dates, reflecting an OCR damaged page.
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Packard
Robison Park
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