Kosciusko County Political Turmoil Deepens Admission and Allegations
War saw, Indiana July 25. Reports of extensive irregularities in Kosciusko county finances surface as a former Republican deputy treasurer and other officials face accusations of embezzlement and shortages spanning years. Investigators reveal only a fraction of misdeeds while crowds fear broader fallout and political vendetta.
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Warsaw
Ing
Koselusho
Treasuer
Ithe
Astovail
Olympic Games conclude amid ceremony and debates
The London Olympic finale featured Gold medals to Gueyn Atexand and silver to Dowspnr Gueksss of Westminster with duchesses and Lady Desbrough presenting medals. Crowds cheered as athletes collected prizes amid debates on the Games' value and international friendships. The United States led in track and field with 15 firsts and 10 seconds, while the UK and other nations trailed in medals. controversy surrounds Dorando and future competitions.
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London
Foan
Gueyn Atexandarn
Gueksss
Westminster
Duchess of
Westclnster
Butinnel
Lady Desbrough
Thos Why
Tvon
Abie Crown
Ashey
Stoes
Uth Pumes
Yo Pelel
United Kingdom
America
Sweden
Hungary
Norway
Canada
Belgium
South Africa
Winlandia
South Afria
Greece
Germany
Italy
South At Sea
Australia
England
Theas
Wy English
Amor Keath
Great Britain and
Ireland
Dorando
United States
Rome
L. P. McGrann
Lancaster
Wealthy landowner injured in buggy accident
Bluffton Ind July 25 Jacob Teth owner of the sib ace Robinson stock farm just over Adams faulty time was thrown from a buggy this forenoon sustaining a compound fracture of the collar bone and multiple bruises. He is past seventy five and long paralyzed on one side. His grandson Isch started with him to Vera Cruz when a broken shaft caused the buggy to overturn. The grandson rode for help and the injured man was removed home. Physicians arrived but the patient remains frail.
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Bluffton
Ind
Jacnb Teth
Robinson
Isch
Vera Cruz
Jacy
Monroe
Hibernians Choose Portland for 1971 Convention
Indianapolis July 25 AOH convention adjourned sine die after selecting Portland Oregon as the 1971 meeting place National President Matthew Cie announced that Archbishop of Boston William O'Conner had accepted the role of national chaplain and sent a late reply confirming the selection
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Tnd
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Portland
Ore
Matthew Cie
Andschneel
Waltham Tr. O'Conner
J. D
Boston
Thisrchbishop
Bank clearances for the week study shows year over year rise
The bank clearances for the week show a rise over last year as totals compare favorably. Figures for Monday through Thursday and the week overall indicate stronger activity, with notable gains in certain departments and regions.
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Hank
Cher
Higgs
We Inns
Monulasity
Brian Biturney
Labor Platform Split at Conventions Cited by AFL
The letter from Samuel Gompers to the Fort Wayne Labor Federation notes the Democratic Denver platform as favorable to labor eight hour day and union demands, while the Chicago Republican platform is criticized for endorsing injunctions. John Mitchell and AFL officials say the Democratic platform could sway labor votes and bolster organized labor support against Gov. Watson’s Republican stance.
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Reputilcan Party
Chicago
Denver
Jaboc
Mike
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor Executive Board
Gompers
Bergona
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Watson
Tciang
Theodore Percy
Indiana Federation of Labor
Indianapolis
Union’ of
Nomination Fight Over Judge Vesey Favored by Republicans
The Republican county central committee debated nominating Judge W J Vesey for joint senator against Stephen Fleming. Despite multiple appeals, Vesey hesitated, noting pressure from party leaders. Efforts to recruit others failed. momentum suggested nominating Vesey by default, with decisions discussed among Alduity leaders.
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Republican County Central
Venterdax
W. J. Vesey
Jdge
Jailie Vesey
Dhavnant
Tf County Chaftmaan Rose
Judge Vesey
Willy Nilly Hatora
Jude
Alea
Adams
Elks Band of Logansport at Robison Park Today
The Elks Band of Logansport will perform at Robison Park this afternoon and again this evening. The program includes selections such as Overture, The Buler March, and various marches and dances. The entry promises a popular musical afternoon with a varied concert repertoire by the Logansport Elks orchestra.
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Robison Park
Elks Bait
Losansport
Apternoon
Chicago
Maren
Dalbex
Myers
St Vitus
Seigeted Souther
Conterno An Marcis
Heletron
Weather Summary From The Washington Bulletin
Fragmented weather data indicates scattered showers and rising rainfall in the southeast. Conditions include overcast skies and strengthening easterly winds with associated wetness forecast outlook for Sunday.
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Washington
Hearst Not Running For President In Independence League
Hearst arrives from Europe and denies any pledge to back Taft or Bryan. He says he has not heard sentiment for endorsing either major party and cannot commit. He notes no universal endorsement from Independence League and expects to decide after party primaries. He departs for Chicago to attend the Independence League convention in August.
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Bryan
New York
Dlaigh Hearst
Europe
Independence League
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Hearst
Wan
Po Phang
Welling
Roy
Chicane
Leurst Tevn
Chienge
Bonds Cancelled For Indiana Realty Firms
Indianapolis dated July 28 reports state auditor John Bilheimer ordered the cancellation of gold bonds issued by the National Realty Company and Kirby Realty Company. The move follows an opinion by the attorney general that such realty firms cannot issue bonds as a loan business. The National Realty Company aims to amend its articles to permit bond sales, while Kirby Realty offered no comment.
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Indianapolis
John Blilheimer
National Rralty Company
Kirby Reilly Company
Strorer General
Bilheimer
Kirby Realty Company
Compen
National Realty Company
E. M. White
Lowarer
Br. Bilheimer
Lagrange Ligonier Road May Yet Go Forward
Surveyors in Lagrange County map a line from Lagrange to Topeka planned to extend toward Ligonier Elkhart and South Bend. Data gathered for a general report supports start of the western route this year. Residents cooperate to support county improvement as work begins along Poplar Street in Lagrange.
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Ligonier
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Elkhart
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Topeka
Chirtiga
Tiarange
Poplar Street
Vandals Burn Flag At Town Square
A report from Fureni about vandals lighting a flag on display in the town square. Eyewitnesses recall a young girl present and describe the flag’s destruction as shocking. Prosecution and legal action are expected following the incident.
Bluffton Company to Attend Garnett Meeting
The Bluffton fire department will attend the Garnett meeting on August 20 amid preparations for a strong showing. The firemen’s group aims to back the state effort, with the band engaged to assist and local business men urged to subscribe funds to cover the event costs.
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Bluffton Company
Wewa' Buren Bly
Tmeerje Et Chinerett
Wits
Beihg
Mack Heads the Forces In Bitter Democratic Fight
Chicago dispatch details the Democratic Party selection of officers with W. J. Bryan backing Mack for chairman over rivals like Wade Campbell and Haskell. The report notes Murphy and Conners’ roles, New York strategy, and a Bryan statement praising Mack as a business leader and Eastern democracy's choice. It previews continued coverage on the party’s internal battles and the New York campaign effort.
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Seven Halls
W. J. Bryan
John W. Kern
National Democrat Committee
Mr. Mack
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
WF. Conners
Chaiman
State Democratic Committee
Bryan
Mack
Dir. Bryan
BM. J. Wade
Town
T. R. Bran
Wisconsin
James ©. Campbell
Ohio
Uver Wopdson
Mock
Murphy
Conners
Bir Conners
Eris County
Mommides Waz
Murphys
Arseve
Democratic Committee of
Nebraska
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