Springfield Riots Rally Guard After Lynching Attempts
Springfield IL Aug 16 Soldiers moved to Allen and Spring streets near last night lynching scene to guard the city as mobs tried to cut telephone and fire alarm wires. The guard, totaling over 4200 Illinois National Guard with Chicago reinforcements, established capitol area HQs and patrolled the 7th street corridor amid threats of attack. Two residents died from injuries earlier, and a court of inquiry investigated the Nelson case amid ongoing unrest and troop deployments.
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Fattening Oysters At Lynnhaven Bay Experiment Station
Artificial fattening experiments at the Lynnhaven Bay Government Experiment Station seek the best methods to protect and calibrate oysters on beds and to discover how to produce a superior sea product for the American market. Oyster experts also pursue new oyster yields in Louisiana and the Gulf states as demand and sales rise.
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Lynnhaven Bay Government Experiment Station
Taele Sam
Louisiana
Bryan to Present Banking Debate Across Communities
Chicago week will settle whether Colonel Bryan brings a banking safety issue to Democratic communities. In Fairview Nebraska August discussions focus on bank deposits guarantees, echoed by Bryan’s Denver platform emphasis and Topeka rally plans, aiming to win support.
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Benefit and corruption in banking and Bryan's currency view
A fragment argues dishonest bankers and reckless schemes endanger laws and the national system. It contrasts Bryan’s 1908 currency policy with Van Cleave’s stance, urging business men to oppose Bryan by defining who qualifies as a business man and who should vote against him.
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Protected Circle Entertained Guests At Fort Wayne
Portuse Circle No 278 of the Protected Home Circle hosted 100 guests at Carpenters' Hall Saturday night. Twenty five candidates were initiated for the Fort Wayne and Huntington circles amid a celebration of the national order's 22nd anniversary. National President McLean presented a banner award for the largest membership increase in Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio.
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National Order
Mclean
Tri-State
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Packars Band Program at Robison Park Tonight
Local event advertises a Packars Band program at Robison Park this evening with performances and literary names appearing in a stylized banner. The text blends band details and stray fragments, offering a glimpse of a small community entertainment lineup.
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Packars
Robison Park
Race War in Chicago Driving Fearful Black Congregation Calls for Defense
In Chicago a large Negro church crowd at Quinn Chapel faced a tense forecast of racial violence. Pastor Banerts urged self defense and readiness as authorities warned of possible outbreaks, with police prepared to swiftly quell any white–black clashes and mounted units on alert.
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Beer shipments and arrests loom in Warsaw region
In Warsaw Indiana large beer consignments are reported moving from Fort Wayne area breweries. Prosecutor T W Anwlin charged Jac Moor with selling water as wine after a Centre Brewing product, but no action is expected until a reearn aft or Bicéon returns from Seattle.
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Centre Brewing Company
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Weather forecast fragment with garbled text
Fragmented OCR weather item mentions Monday and Tuesday rain and cooler conditions. Northwest winds and unsettled sections hint at a late period forecast with unclear place names and times.
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Prohibition Letter Targets Watson Over Canteen Vote in Indiana
The Patriot Phalanx published an open letter from PL Lough questioning James E. Watson's stance on local option for soldiers homes canteens. It asks why Watson opposed local canteen votes in New York and now supports county option in Indiana. The note urges an early response for publication in state papers.
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Yame Davor
Gurt Elston Will Not Let Money Change Hands
President Murphy at a Chicago club claims Gurt Elston will not receive any SH funds. The article notes Elston was released to the Montgomery club amid illness of a young girl, and references a commission case involving Buck Suarey from the Chicago club.
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Ward Democrats Plan Evening Organization Meeting
The ward Democrats will meet at their own hall on Olgin Street to organize the campaign. A second note says another group will assemble at 12926 Broadway with speaker Rivharl Koernle addressing attendees and urging action.
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German Day Big Success At Fort Wayne Park
3000 attendees at Conlives Park heard Philip Rappaport argue that Prohibition is not a cure for intemperance, urging rational liquor regulation. The German day celebration by Fort Wayne’s German societies featured music, song, and a strong sense of community, with Packard Vuiwl and a chorus giving performances and a lively display of culture.
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Fort Wayne
Centlivre Park
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