Democratic state campaign opens September 26
The Democratic state committee announced campaign kickoff dates with speakers touring Indiana. Chairman Osten stated the speaking tour begins September 26, while the Republican plan targets September 20. State headquarters and local meetings are preparing across counties as campaigns intensify toward election day.
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Indianapolis
Osten
Stary
Indiana
Republicen Stiate
Cannon
Allen County Democrats Open Headquarters in Saengerhall
The Allen County Democratic Committee opened headquarters in the Saengerhall building. Ronald Dawson will manage the site with a staff of assistants and lieutenants. The space includes a campaign room, private secretary offices, and reading tables stocked with literature for distribution as the party focuses on national issues before election day.
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Democratic County Centrat
Saengerhund
Tiv Toms
Upigil Wyte
Durig
Elephanishi
Commissioners Court
Ronald Fawsor
County Central Committee
Dawson Jas
Sourity
Henry P. Scherer
Jusk
Inormalimn Uni
Ronald Dawson
Miners Strike Sparks Riots as National Guard Deployed
Reported in West Virginia and Pennsylvania the miners strike erupts into violence with riots and bloodshed. Governor orders the Second regiment of the West Virginia National Guard to the scene to restore order and protect life and property. Col. Mortis leads troops toward the district after sheriff appeals and deputy clashes near Sted Ash and Crake Creek. The situation worsens as guards and strikers exchange fire and fatalities mount. This wire-service style update notes fresh troop movements and mounting tension as the strike enters a critical phase.
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W.vaaus
Sted Ash
Battle near La Democracia as Castro troops advance
Bulletin from Williamstad reports a clash involving remnants loyal to President Castro of Venezuela and republicans. Castro returns from San Casimira to Cia and moves on Ocemare while advance guards push toward La Democracia, two leagues from Dens Mare as telegraph and phone lines fail.
Corner Red and Gun club match billed for upcoming shoving bout
Agreement reached after last night talks between Corner Red and Gun club and Hust End Gun club for a shoving match between Coroy Keller and Max Wiezigreaver. Journal-Gazette reports $5 for felt, match to likely take place at League Park. Both competitors known in the state for gum humor. blue rock targets to be used.
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Corner Red and Gun Club
Hust End Gun Vlub
Coroy Keller
Max Wiezigreaver
Journal-Gazette
League Park
German Dunkards Meet at Winona
WarSAW Aug. 38 The National Progressive Brothe conference of the reformed branch of the German Danke ant denomination convener for it three days annual sessions at Winona today. Although there are only twenty sculutivy im existente the church has a large membership throughout the greater part of the country and is particularly stronge Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio and Tino. During the session churches finances home and foreign missions educational and publishing interests will be discussed. In the absence of Moderator Jkum of Maryland Vice Moderator Rench of Goshen Tnd opened the initial meeting. The conference was prmanently organized by electing officers as follows Moderator H.W. Rench Goshen Tnd vice moderator the Rev DB K Kimmel Dayton 0 secretary the Rev J L Gillen New York u assistant secretary Prof WoL Berry Ohio statistician the Rev W FL Miller orth Manchester and Committee of Credentials D J Bele Pittghore B H Flora Nap wanoe Indo Misa Diana Detweller Ridgely Meryland Em Harkelis Johnstown Puomud Wo 0amiery Ashland 0. The opening services were conducted by the Rev ZT Livingood of Lanarl UL and the Rev J L Gillen of New Yi Churcles missions and visitors pertaining to the welfare of the body were discussed. Allien Miller president of Ashland Ohio University and the Rev JT Cappall of Philadelphia took yxtrt There are 400 delegates present.
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Warsaw
Maryland
Rench
Goshen
Tnd
H.W. Rench
DB. K. Kimmel
Dayton
J. L. Gillen
New York
Wol Berry
Ohio
W. FL Miller
Orth Manchester
D. J. Bele
Pittghore
B. H. Flora
Nap Wanoe
Diana Detweller
Ridgely
Meryland
Em. Harkelis
Johnstown
Puomud
Ashland
ZT. Livingood
Lanarl
New Yi Churcles
Allien Miller
Ohio) ‘University
JT. Cappall
Philadelphia
Editor Allegar Honored by Junior OU Am
Marion Ind Aug 18 The state council of the Junior OU Am held in Upland yesterday electing officers: past state councilor Allegar Monroeville, councilor Clark McKinley Munig, chaplain J W Alburgh Jonas more, conductor James Needler Hartford City, warden John McFarland Portland, sentinels Pearl Cox Terre Haute and J Wheeler Noble, fife G M Bucik Dunkirk. Lawrenceburg chosen for next annual meeting. Reports show improvements in finances and membership.
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Marion
Ind
State ‘Council
UG. A. BM
Allegar
Monroeville
Mas Ballwin
Clark McKinley
Mun
Iig
J. W. Albugh
Jonas
James
Another Sham at Tack by Warships Near Simiday
Newport Aug 28 after months of preparation final war maneuvers by a defense army of ships will begin at midnight on Sunday to test which side wins the imaginary contest. Umpires observers will oversee forts and vessels commanded by Admiral Higginson with each ship having an army umpire and a naval observer.
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Newport
Higginson
Dangerous Fire Destroys Palace of Amusement and Nearby Buildings
A fire in York caused by suspected arson started in the ear of the Palace of Amusement and spread to several adjoining structures. Property damage totals about 80,000, with Wingate Machine Co 45,000, Sutter Bros warehouse 15,000, Palace of Amusement 10,000, Instr aca 20,000.
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York
Palace of Amusement
Proerty
Wingate Machine Co
Sutter Bros. Lobaes
Championship Featherweight Bout Draws Global Interest in Louisville
Manager J C Gray announces seating for the Young Corbett vs McGovern featherweight world title fight in Louisville with ringside seats at 90 dollars and balcony seats from 4 to 15. The venue will offer substantial viewing elevation and lighting for a record crowd. sales start next week and interest pours in from New York Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati St Louis Nashville Lexington Memphis and beyond.
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Louisville
J. C. Gray
Southern Athletic
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Mountay
McGovern
New York
Gotham
John A Wiltermood Nominated by Democrats in Vigo County
August meeting in Clinton nominates John A Wiltermood for governor by acclamation. Resolutions back party platform, with many state leaders present. Delegates mention other candidates but decide Wiltermood the best available, amid speeches by W A O'Brien and others.
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John A. Wiltermood
Clinton
Wiltermood
George A. Knight
Metieeger
Dob T. Beastey
Terre Haute
Willermood
John C. McNutt
Marlinsville
Wiltermoor
M.D. Tucker
John A. Wiltermoor
P. M. Folery
Tarts Maute
George W. Drill
Danville
Groomers
Greenrasile
W. A. O'Brien
Benjamin F. Shively
H. G. Nrown
Whird and Aemocrats Nominate Natives in Key Districts
In Eaton Ohio on August 28 Thomas A. Setse was nominated for Congress by the Montgomery county Democratic committee on the 338th ballot. In Coshocton J W Casringham was nominated for Congress by the Democrats of the Seventh district today.
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Eaton
Ohio
Thomas A. Setse
Montgomery County
Coshocton
J. W. Casringham
Gress
Three Recruits Accepted at Naval Training Office
Edwand Clemens Dealer, sixteen, Arc Wis, accepted yesterday to become an apprentice on a training ship. Addis Frank Matuire, eighteen, Wi, will become dodsman in training service. Frank Benjamin Sailor, twenty, Was ncveH Al az, a carpenter of the United class.
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Edwand Clemens
Robbers Arrested After North Pacific Train Theft
Police hold three suspects named Thomas HeWonald, Prank Wit, and J. Ww. May, accused of robbing the Northern Pacific passenger train near Sam Bonit. The arrest follows descriptions from William Pratson, a Chicago tramp, the single witness in the crime.
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Wsiab
Augiatus
Turce
Sam Bonit
William Pratson
Thomas HeWonald
J. Ww
Carnival Continues At Fall Festival Draws 18000
The Fall Festival carnival draws about 18,000 attendees as Gaskell and Mundy offers entertainments. Management enforces strict order and eliminates objectionable features while promising value for the price. Indiana Day is celebrated with many prominent visitors expected in the city.
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Gaskell-Mundy
Yeateniay
Indiana
Ben Hur Tribe Gathers Today for District Congress
One of the city’s largest fraternal gatherings centers on the Ben Hur district congress inviting about 1,000 members from a 75 mile radius of Fort Wayne. Delegates come from Huntington, Columbia City, War West, Kondailvitty and other northern Indiana points for a morning session, ritual work, and a Swinvey picnic. The Ben Hur Tribe, organized in Craigville in 1894, now counts around 84,000 members across courts nationwide.
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Ben Hur
Criery
Congress
Fort Wayne
Wuntington
Columbia City
War West
Kondailvitty Dm
In- Mita
Coat House
Swinvey Vari
Suprome
Snyder
Crawfordaville
Wayne
Ohio
Craigfordsville
Union
Jore Wallace
Jewelry recovered after police arrest suspect in Coldwater home robbery
Superintendent Gorshinus arrived with AN May O'Keefe in custody after a burglary at Arthur Mitchell's home during church hours. Jewelry including three watches and silver articles were recovered. A photograph bearing a Coldwater photographer's name tied to the suspect, and the chief of police notified, confirming O'Keefe's arrest.
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Gorshinus
May O'Keefe
Arthur Mitchell
A. Kester
Hoxysehntt
Echureh
O'Keefe
Coldwater
Goosting
Collins
del O'Keefe
Ohio Democratic Code Bill Proposes 4 Cent Street Car Fare
The Ohio Democratic code bill outlines municipal ownership of utilities and a governing framework. It authorizes charters, departments, and broad regulatory powers, including transit rates capped at 4 cents and public ownership of railways, waterworks, gas, and electric services with franchise controls and election of mayor and council.
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Ohio
St Idders
President Roosevelt Receives Rowdy New Jersey Welcome
President Roosevelt faced a strenuous reception at Newbury New Jersey as crowds surged along shores of Lake Sunanee and at towns en route. Police struggled to manage the melee while local officials and Governor’s staff aided entertainment and protection.
Lafayette Street Railway Strikers Lose Their Cause
The Lafayette Street Railway strike ends after disputes over reinstatement and discharges. An arbitration result upholds the company, placing five workers on the waiting list and banning discrimination against the union. The boycott ends and service resumes amid a mildly reassured issued order.
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Lafayette Street Railway
Strath
Ransa
Faction fight in Cincinnati pits Johnson against Barnard allies
In Hamilton County a power struggle erupts as Tom Johnson and rival Bernard factions claim control over the County Executive Committee and the state convention delegation. Endorsements and ally shifts unfold as the Saturday meeting looms and a lively clash is anticipated.
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Cincinnath
Heratie
Hamilton County
Che Politiviane
Mt Ould Aate
Yielory
Tom Johmson
jGlovelani
Orson
Bernard
Herbert &. Bigelow
Tom Johnsen
J. Heiker
Barnard
Lewis G. Barnard
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