Governor Deneen Seeks Troop Aid Amid Unrest
The piece notes Governor Deneen’s faith in restoring order in Minuis and mentions a grand jury beginning an investigation into an assault on Mrs. Hallam, with rioting linked to the case and Richardson held for crime.
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Deneen
Minuis
Springfield riot fears ease as Deneen orders troops home
Springfield amid race tensions reports that Governor Deneen ordered First Infantry Chicago to return to the city as the danger of serious trouble in the race war lessens. General Young said about 2,000 troops will remain, with Second and Seventh regiments in the western division and Third and Fifth under General Wells. Citizens await further indictments and arrests to curb violence while miners in the area report union and race tensions easing after the governor's call for calm.
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Springfield
Deneen
Chicago
Intankey
Rienis
Nomi
Sherif Werrer
Kay Reece
Young
Scott
Foster
Wells
Indianapolis
Infurtos
Ivhaweuud
Wilkie Mingrs
Clark
Mr. Clork
Wil
Earlield
Baily
Gesling
Otto
Bhick
Inca
Grand Jury
Creighton
Deleck
E. I Chapin
Sidnouws
Cnsider
Bart Hallam
T Welnek
Strigeria
Prohibition Party Nominates Chafia for President in Chicago
In Chicago at Mustenat big events Eugene W. Chafia of Chienen accepted the nomination for the presidency by the Prohibition Party. Prof Charles Seaton of Pittsboro announced the selection. Leading party figures from Illinois and other states attended along with national executives.
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Chicago
Mustenat
Eugene W. Chafia
Chienen
Prohibit Party
Chafia
Charles Seaton
Pittsboro
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Charles R. Jones
Samuel Dickey
Aibion College
Albion
Mick
Dickey
Canion
Sou
Stanton
Afr
Charlo
Archibilion Party
Scanlon
Lipman Trang
Witen
Address of Mr Scanlon and Springfield unrest
The document notes President nomination at the National Prohibition Convention and presents Mr Scanlon’s formal address amid Springfield protests. It describes security actions around scenes of rioting at Twelfth and Madison in Springfield, with Mayor Roy H. Reece central to efforts to restore order and oppose martial law.
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Seaman
Mr. Chofin
Yau
United States
Phossa
Malta
Petrtorie
Comiis
Roy H. Reece
Springfeld
Reece
Illinois
Weather Outlook for Washington and Midwest Regions
Weather forecast shows warmer conditions in central areas with clearing skies and northwesterly winds. Indian summer warmth expected, with generally fair conditions across lower Michigan on Wednesday and Thursday, though northerly winds may shift to the northwest later.
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Washington
Torecagtior
Phurseny Omo
Snaiers
Norshwest
Board of Safety Makes Estimates Meeting Discusses Budget
The Board of Safety reviews the estimates at a meeting noting preparation work and expected budget alignment with the current year. The discussion centers on ensuring the estimates run with the town’s financial plan and timelines.
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Board OF Safety
Board of Survey
Inet Mehl
Packard Band Pro Gram at Robison Park This Evening
Packard band program at Robison Park this evening features Sareh and Selverton along with performers from Sth Townliena Chintiy Bazar Vir Language The Time and The Phas ad Day SS VPRA Heaton. Notable names include Wane Whirl Want Who 7 Want di Phin Keokuk and Abe Nevin with prep acts and local talent. The event promises a diverse lineup with instrumental pieces and community participation.
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Selverton
Chintiy Bazar
VPRA
AL Heaton
Abe Nevin
Shane Visaris
Indy
Intense Enthusiasm Sparks Sixth Ward Campaign Club
A lively Broadway meeting formed the Sixth ward campaign group with officers including President William Metreller and Secretary Hyed MM. Smith. Judges and reporters outlined party lines while urging Democratic support and cautioning against Republican extravagance in state and national affairs.
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South Breadway
Sixth Ward
IL Campaign Club
Wiam Metralller
Hyed MM. Smith
Golliel Guller
George Sevacher
John Tapp
Mad Hoffman
Juan Ww
Mageniin
Alt. Mwldeor
Pinners
Nan
Richard
Ervin
Charles FL Boger
Detroit
Toger
Brean and Kern
Sutee Dowinte
Pela
Rookeretter
Atargan
Ananes
Tivker Vieni
Chaese
Ulat Gowerning
France
Finnerty
Ander
Brindard Oil Company
United
Independence League Endorses Bryan and Kern in Schenectady
In Schenectady New York August 15 the central body of the Independence League repudiated the Higgen Graves ticket and adopted a strong resolution endorsing Bryan and Kern urging all Independence leaguers to work for their sheriff.
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N. V
Uight
The
Independence League
Sherman Receives Party Nomination For Vice President
Utica notes honor for Sherman as he accepts the Republican nomination for vice president and pledges to uphold the Roosevelt administration and the party platform. He dismisses Bryan’s question and asserts the people’s role in governance, claiming the party has clear rules.
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Tamer Sengaleratt Shermant
Yce
Catt
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Sherman
Campalss
Bryan
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