Welcome Home Kern Planned for Indianapolis Celebration
Indianapolis civic leaders plan a welcome home for John W. Kern after news of his possible nomination. Mayor Bookwalter and Indiana Democratic Club officials say the event will reflect broad public enthusiasm while noting Kern’s stamina for a challenging campaign. Commercial Club directors form a committee to coordinate a nonpartisan reception, aiming to honor Kern’s anticipated return from Denver.
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Heat Wave Persists Across Nation With Relief Expected
Weather Bureau warns crest of heat will linger over Atlantic states tomorrow as central regions endure extreme heat. Chicago records 98 degrees with other cities such as Dubuque and St Louis also hot. A cool, showered wave follows, likely moving east to bring relief by Tuesday and into the east by Wednesday.
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Record Heat Destroys Chicago For Seven Years
Chicago records a seven year heat peak with 98 degrees on the street, 69 at night, sending crowds to parks. Hospitals brace for strain as police and health departments prepare for emergency care tomorrow amid forecasts of continued heat.
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Weather forecast and busy public day in lower Michigan
July forecast warns warm and risk of showers across the south while the north sees cooler, variable winds and possible squalls. In Lower Michigan, Monday looks unsettled with showers, cooler air, and gusty conditions. A recent severe day left many workers idle as crowds sought shelter and stocks. banks and merchants faced long hours and heavy clouds returned by night with a low around 18 degrees.
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Campaign outline set for Western campaign in West Chicago
Senator J A L Hemenway arrived in Chicago to lead the western end of the Republican presidential drive and met Speaker Cannon and Congressman McKinley. They had just conferred with William H Taft at Hot Springs about campaign management. Hemenway predicted a Republican victory this November and discussed plans for Chicago headquarters and preconvention activity.
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Band Concerts at Robison Park Today
Concert program at Robison Park this afternoon and evening features works by Weber, Wagner, and Parisian orchestras. Selections include Tomares, Marylana, and Saint Braver, with performances by the Packird band and guest conductors.
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Beautiful Life of May Graffe Died at Convent
Miss May Graffe daughter of a prominent Fort Wayne family died yesterday at a convent near Fort Wayne after devoting her life to religion. Sister Mary Celestia and other relatives mourn her passing as plans for a funeral and interment at St Mary’s and the convent cemetery are announced. She was active in Cathedral parish and the Ladies’ sodality, educated at St Augustine’s academy and St Mary’s, and known for music and art. Her surviving sister is Mrs William A Fleming and brother Harry Graffe of Chicago.
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Parade and Meeting Held by Jefferson Club Leaders in Allen County
Intense heat did not deter a Jefferson club parade through downtown Allen County. About 26 members joined a march featuring red fire and cheers, ending at the courthouse where a crowded assembly heard Judge Erwin and Judge Hensh discuss party economy and honesty. Erwin praised the Beaver ticket of Stran and Kern, urging voters to choose principles over men in a campaign framed by Democratic unity and opposition to Republican extravagance.
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Bryan Sees New Era in Nebraska Campaign
Returning Lincoln Bryan Club members arrive from Denver praising the Democratic platform and Tom Kern as running mate. Bryan states enthusiasm for the platform, hopes to persuade Republicans, and plans meetings with supporters to discuss campaign strategy and a publicity plank. Continued on Page 5.
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