Bryan and Kern aim for national chair and campaign funding
In Fairview Nebraska July 1 a National Committee meeting led to appointing an eleven member sub committee to choose the Democratic National Committee chair. Will Bryan and John W. Kern accompanied by others discussed public campaign contributions, with Atwood and others eyed for national chairman. The panel named includes Taggart and members from multiple states, while speculation centers on Atwood despite reservations about corporate ties. The Chicago meeting is planned for July 25 to finalize leadership with Bryan not favoring any candidate. The vice presidential notification for Kern is slated for Indianapolis and Chicago events follow.
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Pairview
Lincoln
Neb
Sph
Auditoruum
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Willan Jennings Bryan
John W. Kern
Fairviet
Demnorri
Turin
John N. Atwood
Leavenworth
Kew
Igen
Denver
Rcwana
Fairview
Dhty
Bryan
Ship
Joseph Daniels
North Caronna
Taggart
Pruwied
Woliava
Hell
Nebraska
Mack
New York
Osborne
Wymeme
Green
Rhode Island
Ryan
Wisconsin
Papiers
North Carolina
Wade
Iowa
Tomlihson
Alabama
Cole
California
Brady
Oklahoma
Daniels
Byen
Atwood
D. I. Campan
Michigan
Tom L. Johnson
Drey Woodson
Ollie James
Mr. Atwood
Mr Atwood
Chisego
Subcommittee
Miget
Urey Woodson
Kern
Indianamliz
Air
Rock Island
Caiengo
Indianapolis
Speninl Ang
Wairview
Mr. Kern
Chatman Taggart
Herd Picks Its Leaders in Benevolent order
Rush L. Holland of Colorado Springs elected Grand Exalted Ruler with only one contest. Los Angeles secures the 1909 convention as Be nevolent Protective Order of Wilks officers chosen by acclamation except grand loyal knight Charles E. Sweet defeated by M. McElwee. Los Angeles and Denver contended for the 1909 site, city winning by a large majority.
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Rush L. Holland
Colorado
Los Angeles
Alfred T. Holley
Hackensack
N. J
Bred C. Robin-sou
Dubuane
Ja. St
A. M M. Taylor
St. Augustine
Frs
Cal
Benevolent Protective Order of
Wilks
Oyal Knight
Charles E. Sweet
Dowasiac
Mich
Im. McElwee
Fort Worth
Tex
Grand Super Guard
A. M. Taylor
Fis
Thomas G. Fhalen
Memphis
Jealous Suitor Attack Near Creighton Avenue
Rosher, a clerk at the Pennsylvania cast port office, was attacked by four men led by a jealous rival on Lille Street corner with East Creighton avenue. He fired four shots, one hitting a assailant’s leg. witnesses said three men stood watch as the couple left an attraction. Rosher told police he plans to leave the city and may pursue charges after his annual trip.
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Rosher
Pennsylvania
Ted Kaylor
Hallalme
Phil Flingenberger
Ed Trijrney
Baker
Lille Street
East Creighton Avenue
Seeom Innind
Jedy
Like Street
aAtrance Theater
Nai
Porell
Tie
Ciry
Pie
Lakestreet
Creighton Avenue
Pasters
Conqueror Elliott
Lillie Street
Uhos
Bes
Indianapolis
Roy Masseng
Central Union Telephone Company
North
Pennsylvania Street
Kruger and
Lancaster
Warsaw
Kosciusko
Bfassena
James J. Babesch
Charles B. Broon
Warsaxe
Masgena
Moon
Koschiske
Masanna
Massena
Babcock
Kruger
Télephone Company
Beach Grove
Maga
Mr Hoffman Comes Home From Democratic Convention
Edward G. Hoffman of Monroe Township returns from Denver where he and fellow attendees shared impressions of the Democratic National Convention. He reports witnessing a Bryan moment that electrified the hall, with praise for Kern’s nomination and Marshall’s speech boosting party unity and enthusiasm.
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Edward G. Hoitman
Denver
Steinman
Monroe Township
George Knecht
Monroeville
Joseph Peters
Topeka Kaw
John W. Eggemann
Kansas City
Hoffman
Gere
Bryan
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Senator Gore
Hooglers
Democratic Party
Marshalman
Halligan
Kern
Marshall
Keen
Tle
Tryter
Weather forecast for Indiana and Minnesota regions
The report from Wassington lists Wednesday and Thursday expectations. Showers are possible in northern areas with warmer conditions on Thursday. Winds vary and light totals noted. temperatures rise slightly across the region with unsettled southern portions.
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Wassengtin
Indiana
Minois
Parr
Inds
Pappert Acquitted After Board of Safety Trial
Sergeant William F. Pappert was acquitted on all charges by the board of safety after a late night session. The panel warned of indiscretions by Pappert and issued a reprimand, while awarding the American-LaFrance ladder truck for the department at a contract price of 4810 dollars.
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William F. Pappert
Board of Safety
Richard Kelly
Fard
Kelly
Paupert
P Lee Yorce
Johnson
Jace Decibelbiss
Dreibelbiss
Eimin
SOT
Helgelein Slayer Unknown, Says Coroner
Jule Coroner Mack reports in a preliminary note that Helgelein died by suspected homicide. Dr Walter Raines of Bush Medical College later cites strychnine poisoning as the cause of Helgelein’s death. The alleged perpetrator remains unidentified, with no clear motive or suspect.
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Laporta
Mack
Dew
Andrew Divigelaln
Aperdeen
Gunnesa
Helgelein
Gupness
Suanasem
Tetonmin
Waler Raines
Bush
Yaga
Loyalty 10 The Ticket Platform and Nominees
New York July 14 Kings County Democratic General Committee adopts a resolution endorsing the national platform and Denver nominations and pledging united support. Senator McCarren, deposed boss, calls the convention unprecedented for praising a twice-defeated candidate and backs Bryan and Kern for national leadership.
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New York
Kings County
National Democracy
Denver
McCarren
United States
Bryan
Kern
Seventeen Names on List for Prohibition Nomination
Indiana delegates urge Judge Artman to enter the presidential race as the Prohibition convention begins in Colermeus. Delegates from 1309 attend with many visitors in town. Charles Scanlon and Joseph Tracey lead the field. New York Mannierer and Wheeler also bid. Indiana backs Judge Samuel A. Artman for president, urging him to consent. Platform expected to declare for temperance and prohibition.
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Indiana
Artman
Missouri
Charles Scanlon
Pittsburg
Jos. B. Tracey
Detroit
Fred W. Wheeler
California
New England
Daniel, Sheen
Wiinais
Alfred L. Mannierer
New York
Clarence Bpins
Mannierer
Samuel A. Artin
Bel Viguor
Inter
Ghio Prohibitionists Ticket Named In Ohio Convention
In Columbus on June 1, the Ohio Prohibitionists selected their state ticket led by Governor Aaron S. Woeking and Lieutenant Governor J Ho Martin. James R. Strattan of Columbus County will serve as Auditor, A. Peed of Dottie County as Treasurer, and S. Hawk of Hamilton County as Attorney General.
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Columbus
We the
Ohio
Aaron S. Woeking
Avin
Severite
J Ho Martin
Hammiston County
J. Haskell
Alaskiagunl Counts
Jamen R. Strattan
Calum-biana County
A. Peed
Dottie County
Welcome Kern Home in Indianapolis Parade Honors
Nonpartisan welcome for John W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential nominee, with Vice President Fairbanks escorting and Mayor Bookwalter speaking. Deathly details of parade steps, crowd arrangement, and open air reception at the courthouse lawn outline a citywide celebration in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ted
John W. Kern
Commercial
Ba Association
Te Commercial Club
Worth Pennsylvania
Afr
Kern
Court House Lawn
Beta
Fairbanks Wil
Sera Yome
Court House
Sommites
Roosevelt
Mayer Bookwalter
Fairbanke
Mndianapolis
Children’s Day at Robison Park Event Promises Free Transport
The annual Children’s Day at Robison Park will run from morning to afternoon with all children under sixteen transported from the transfer former to the park free and returned to the city at no charge. The event is hosted by the traction company and promises a gala time at the company’s expense.
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Roahason Park
Traction Company
Kiddles
Judge McNagny hears Lesh case receiver move
Final arguments in the Kosciusko circuit court seek a receiver for Lesh Manufacturing Co of Warsaw and Menphie Tenn. Judge W P McNagny presides. Attorney James Cook for the complainant. Dr C W Burker and Captain Runyan figure in stock purchases from Theodore P Shonts without directorate notice. Arguments conclude late Wednesday.
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Elst
Warsaw
Inf
Lesh Manufacturing Company
Menphie, Tenn
Koselusko
W. PF. McNagny
Columb City
James Cook
C. W. Burker
Captain Runyan
Principel
Theodore P. Shonts
Panama Canal Fame
Lesh Company
Third Husband Refuses Support in Divorce Suit
Mrs Reynolds files for divorce in circuit court citing lack of support by her third husband Albert Reynolds. She is a daughter of W H Fas and was previously married to Roy Mack and Curtis Franks who died after a fall. Reynolds valued at four thousand dollars in real and personal property.
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Eist News Burteat
Blupfton
Albert Reynolds
Reynolde Refi
Uwo
Circuit Court
Resnalds
W. H. Fas
Roy Mack
Beanie
Curtis Franks
Alcathy Reynolds
Graddi- Gonts & Divoren
Stenographer Robbed of Ten Spot in Car Wreck Aftermath
In Kluseton July 14 Elst News Borreau reports a stenographer from the general offices at Touring van was robbed of ten dollars after a crash on the GBR. She had been seated when a thief opened her purse and took cash.
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Elst News
Borreau
Kluseton
Tna
GBR
Tivontale Yeatering
Arts Myrtin Neuré
Touring van
Tobhearm
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Wil
Kansas
Col
HERD
Electinn
Harry Rosher
Rasidies
Young Lady
Swain
Elhu
MR. Hoffman
Elina
Jnmer
Kosciusko County
Pappert
THE
Kings County Democracy of
Cod Water
Ghio Prohibitionists
Hawk
Hamilton County
Fairbanks
Bookwaiter
Robison Park
M'Nagny
Ghilaren
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