Indiana Democrats Feel Strains in Marshall Era Fragile Unity
Indianapolis dispatch reports signs of strain within Indiana Democrats as Governor Marshall’s self-styled reform agenda and a controversial proposed constitution face quiet opposition from party officials. Analysts say rival factions test harmony ahead of 1962 campaigns, with factions in both parties maneuvering over delegates, potential presidential paths for Wilson or Harmon, and local races for supreme court seats as Democratic hopes hinge on maintaining unity.
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President Taft Makes Another Visit Through Pittsburg
President Taft travels from Chicago toward Washington with stops at Pittsburg and Fort Wayne. He rests aboard the train while local crowds greet him and German songs are sung by a visiting society. Officials note the trip is uneventful and focus on his remarks on reciprocity and treaty prospects. Secretary Fisher accompanies him part of the way, with plans to return to Washington soon.
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Woman horse thief noted as an artist in Indiana tale
Betty Berry admits stealing two horses and buggies across Marion Muncie Richmond and Dayton to aid her brother Moe Berry. She claims painting one horse led to her undoing, while officers say only two thefts are proven. Her background as Iowa Ohio artist and marriages are described amid the tale.
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Deaths and funeral notices in a local paper
Obituary notices report the death of Barcus aged 60 at Cathera hospital from peritonitis. He worked as a belter-maker at Pennsylvania Company, survived by widow and two children. Burial preparations, viewing times, and funeral details listed for multiple local figures including John Williams Joseph H. Brean and Henry Nieberwalt with church and cemetery arrangements.
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Concordia
Lighting Strikes Trinity Church Damage Reported
A church sustained damage after a lightning strike as reported in continuing coverage. Parsonage and church hall were inspected. no injuries were noted. Fire crews secured the scene and utility lines were shut off for safety.
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Electrical Storm Hits Terre Haute Area Damaging Wires and Crops
Severe June heat gave way to a wind and sun that caused damage. Telephone wires were torn down and much of the county suffered from a heavy hailstorm. Some areas reported grit and paint damage to crops as the storm moved through.
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Heat Wave Strikes Indianapolis Marks Record High
June 4 Indianapolis experienced a severe heat wave with the Kinsk near the federal building registering 104 degrees. The Weather Bureau reported a 94 degree maximum at 2 p.m. A windstorm with rain and hail moved through the area this afternoon but did not significantly lower temperatures.
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Hottest June in the Windy City
Chicago reports a sweltering June day with a high near 96 degrees, the hottest recorded for the city this year. Heat-related illnesses mount as a heat storm and accompanying winds sweep across Illinois, with telegraph and telephone outages reported and residents urged to take precautions.
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Cooperation in Prices Divides Opinions on Trade Practice
An involved letter from a business leader urges keeping prices stable to benefit customers, workers, and mills, while resisting any covert or forced price agreements. The note discusses potential cooling of interfirm cooperation, possible price restraint, and legal boundaries under Sherman Act interpretations, citing Standard Oil precedent and judicial views on reasonable restrictions.
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Rallevadum Urges Better Conduct and Public Regard
A commissioner with a roving commission from Harmon headquarters warns that harsh attitudes toward neighbors customers and employees harm public relations and long term interests. He cites a recent trip to Resota where Harmon sentiment is rising, while noting strong support for Woodrow amid aggressive press activity.
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Confessed Aid of Namara. Reception in Jail
Muskgee reports detail a confession by John Delaney claiming he worked for John J Namara, treasurer of the International Association of Structural Icon Workers, to spy on nonunion workers and locate dynamite placement. He says he was paid to gather information and was held briefly in jail after a dynamiting case linked to the Hotel Utah.
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Harmon versus Bryan in open political fight
June 4 Cincinnati reports Tudson Harmon declares war on William Jennings Bryan and Governor Woodrow Wilson as New Secsor Hugo Nichols says two thirds of Congressmen favor Harmon. Nichols notes Bryan opposition, Speaker Champ Clark’s boom, and progressive contrasts between Harmon and Wilson amid party tensions.
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Runaway Stagecoach in Yosemite Valley Kills Rider
A Yosemite Valley stage coach runaway yesterday swept down a steep grade near the Big Tree grove, killing Leisenring aged 70 instantly. Forty tourists aboard four mountain coaches were shaken as the front team panicked. eleven injured with two serious. The parade proceeded to Camp Ahwanee bearing the dead and wounded.
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Couple Hurt When Car Strikes Buggy Near Fourth and Welly
Mrs. Fleury Lorraine and her husband were injured when a southbound Bloomingdaly street car struck the buggy they rode in near the corner of Fourth and Welly streets shortly after 10 last night. They were returning from New Haven, collided due to not hearing the approaching car, the buggy demolished. Mrs Lorraine was unconscious for nearly two hours. Bystanders aided, Dr. C. M. Goheer treated the injuries.
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New Haven
Died Holding Weapon of Vengeance in Tragic Death
Coroner reports Roure died of heart attack caused by extreme excitement after an alleged assault near Nis ome. The 23 year old was attacked by a person named Baur in a confrontation that led to his collapse before he could reach home.
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Publicity bill debated in subcommittee amid campaign finance clash
Washington reports that Willam T. Bryan and John W. Reemara led a committee to draft a broad publicity plan for campaign contributions and donations. The subcommittee of the privileges and elections committee met to review the bill referred by Senator Kern. Debate focused on whether to amend for early publicity before primaries, with Jackson proposing express provisions. Southern members opposed broadening publicity and favored keeping the bill narrower.
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Taft Distributes Carnations to Church Children
The Taft ceremony distributed carnations to church children during a June 4 event at All Louis United. The occasion honored young parishioners with a Tasadik regret for missing the service, as one child’s absence prevented his presence at the program.
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Police Court Hears Case In Immorality Probe At 309 Superior
Police arrested Aline Miller and two former inmates of the so called Rats, along with two men who signed the blotter, at 309 Superior Street on Saturday night in an immorality case. Miller allegedly ran a house of ill repute at the address and kept at least one inmate, but police did not compel her to testify. The weather was poor and residents planned to travel to Rome City for an event, while unrelated notes mention a poetry contest at Lake and a string performance by rival groups.
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Indianapolis
Senstor
Edgar Durre
Evanevilie
Aline Miller
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Low Round Trip Rates to Buffalo via Wickel Plate Road
Modern Woodmen of America convention tickets for June 16 17 and 18. Wanted a boy soprano with age and voice range. Address G671 care Journal Gazette. Fort Wayne Indiana.
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