Union label war at Logansport convention roars
Journal text describes a chaotic Logansport convention clash over the United States Union Label and which faction controls the leadership. It notes a writ issued for Brettell to be secretary treasurer, misconduct by Fitzgerald allies, and reactions from delegates. The uproar continues as debates spill into page six.
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Logansport
Init
Deale Gates
L Union
Toague Iy
Olen Mage
Mayme Vrettell
Anni Pitzgerald
Anata
League
Anton — Inhor
Union
M&n
Committee of Credentials
Annia Fitzgerald
Audi
Tanner
Mra. Brettell
Red
Brettell
Barbara Oneill
Weather Forecast for Thursday and Friday in Illinois and Indiana
The forecast calls for slowly rising temperatures across Illinois and Indiana with changeable conditions. Northwest winds strengthen, bringing warmer air on Thursday and Friday with showers and unsettled weather anticipated across grounds and towns.
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Washington
Sins &—Poreenae
Illiois
Indiana
Northwest
Fresh Northwest Wits
Mises
Sons of Veterans End Meeting in Indianapolis Area
The Sons of Veterans held their encampment meeting with officers named from Portland Kokomo Winchester and others elected as delegates to the national convention. Auxiliary officers and leaders were also elected with several members listed from Valparaiso Shelbyville and Terre Haute. unclear fragments limit full details.
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Hlupeton
Litayelo
Sons of Veterans
Bloomington
CLG
Ute
Portland
J.T Protse
Kokome
Smilar Vler
Auinder
Stereary
Cora Daniels
Valjarive
Imaperioc
Mia Illa K. Stuart
Madtonawills
Dhiplota
Mes
Manle Kyilenstein
Terres Hate
Wayne Township Assessor Office in Awful Muddle
The Wayne Township assessor's office is in chaos as tax records are incomplete and the May deadline approaches. Deputy assessors Thurman and Greer are at odds over altered returns, with Agarastr Etzold unable to explain the turmoil while millions of dollars in property are at stake. The county auditor's office has no clear records amid resignations and shakeups.
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Wayne Township
Awful Muddle
County
Howard Ae
Knott Wills Arnie
Sunamte
Ivan Whirks
Fort Wayne Sheep Skin Company
Taralton
Ponpis
Etzold
Hilt
County Board of Equalization Wis
Thurman
Greer
Isen
Electrician Finds New Cure for Corns
An electrician Mr Edward Cayton of a light company reports a novel corn cure after being shocked by a glove incident. He attributes the blistered flesh to a freak electrical event and claims the corn may be cured. Local notes mention trades and resignations involving South Bend and Marion figures.
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Edward Cayton
Electric Light Company
Taylst
Assessor Etzold to be dismissed by county board
William C. Etzold of Fayna Township has been discharged from the assessment office after a prolonged spree and treatment for pervana trouble. He refuses to resign, demanding to name his successor. County Attorney Hoffman asked for his resignation. commissioners plan to remove him and appoint a successor.
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Wiliam C. Eizold
Fayna
Bizold
Hoffman
Sitwold
Dics
Terre Haute Interurban Franchise Fight Over City Transit Deal
Hugh McGowan and Terre Haute officials pushed a new interurban franchise with a $850 000 plan for terminal station, Main Street track relays, and city interurban lines. The deal fixes fares at 4 and 5 cents, sets a 1922 expiration, and allows city car schedules while limiting transfers from interurban to city cars. Critics say the terms overpay and underdeliver on transfers and rapid improvements.
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Terre Hanthe
Ind
Hugh McGowan
Robert
Todd
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Rasiern
Ferdinand Elites
McCrowan
McGowan
Main Street
Tte
Counsil
Ily Rars
Boltz Charged in Stamp Robbery Case in Indiana
Special to the Journal Gazette Indianapolis June 5 The trial of Fred G Boltz charged with handling stolen postage stamps opens in federal court. Prosecutor says Boltz received and sold stamps valued over 7800 from robberies linked to Fort Wayne saloon operate by Boltz and Toltz. Evidence ties sales to robberies in northern Indiana with several stamps traced to Boltz.
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Journal-Gazette
Indianapolis
Fred G. Bolts
Wingly
Jesso J. M. LaFollette
United States District Attorney
Beltz
Holtz
Fort Wayne
Toltz
Koltz
Death for assassins in Guatemala case is reported
June 5 dispatch from Mexico City states twelve of nineteen defendants were condemned to death by the court for an alleged assassination attempt on President Cabrera of Guatemala. Eleven are Guatemalans, two Mexicans received differing sentences, Italians faced long terms, a Spaniard faces execution, while one Mexican was exonerated. The report calls the condemned honorable and innocent victims. No official comment from the state department.
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City OF
Mexico
Taleram
Aly
Ifa
Caberi
Guatemala
Mendinsa
Nazaria Mendosa
Way
Ilfeen
State Department
Revision Court
Gambling raids spark resumed boat excursions in Chicago
In Traverse gambling war, William F. Tifack became the first man tired as Whippy’s raid on a South Chicago gambling boat yielded questionable evidence. Lessee HenI Hayman announced plans to restart excursions Thursday, promising retaliation if further police actions occur while Chicago police chief Sidney predicts more raids to come.
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Chicago
Dune
Tnday
William F. Tifack
Ir Chin
Whippy
South Chitago
Wntantity
Going
Heni Hayman
Ontire
Tei
Min Patica
Pallec
Sdinoy
Orby Wins Derby as Croker's Horse Shines in London
Richard Croker's colt Orby, ridden by Johnny Relihan, wins the prestigious Derby at Myson, defeating the Irish American contenders. The race draws a massive crowd of Americans and locals. Orby's victory boosts Croker's wealth, with early stakes totaling around 8,500 and potential total value near 247,000. Lord Rosebery's Besoian finishes fourth with Danny Maber aboard.
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Richard Groker
Horbe Orby
Epsom Down
Pierre Lorchard
America
Richard Croker
Orby
Croker
Associated Press
London
Myson
Johny Rel
Mr. Grocker
Nir
Orhy
Cruker
Steve Cullen
New Market
Ant
Dawn
Urby Minkentrom
Faltéenham Catcher
The
Americas
Johnny
Edit
Ad. Mirable
Thia
Acale
Lie Crawd
Tornado Devastates Springfield Township Damage Report
A violent tornado struck Springfield Township causing extensive damage. Fences and outbuildings were leveled, roofs torn off, and trees uprooted. A large barn collapsed on a farm near Gerle Gamnene Leo. Residents are shaken but reporting no immediate fatalities. Local emergency crews assess ruined homes and widespread debris.
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Loy
Tapati
County Officials Call for Accounting of Delinquent Fees
County commissioners demand a full accounting of delinquent tax collection fees from past county treasurers. Jacob Fank is cited as paying 3580 dollars for the period from January 1, 1904, to May 1907. The plan seeks to return these funds to the county treasury.
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Jacob Fank
State Supreme & Court
Mary
Fiona Tin
Bloody career of a confessed killer unfolds in Caldwel
The lengthy confession details a series of murders and bombings linked to Alfred Morsley Orchard and allies, including attacks on miners, police, mayors, and railroad workers. Orchard testifies against Willan D. dug wot and others, describing plots from mine explosions to poisonings and arson as authorities prepare to reveal more tomorrow.
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Rosh
Jung Ih
Alfred Morsley
Dilly
Harry Orchard
Mesa al
Gullivan Miles
Cueur d'Alenes
Age
Timex
Celude Crerk
McCormice
Koreman Heck
Peabody
Beaver
Ean Torald Watie
Steve Adams
Idependence
Inillog
Fred Hradley
San Francisco
Kelatia
Caldwell
Staunenberg
Antalla Loti
Tames II
Hawley
Orchard
Lone
Haywood
Iris
Tarsing
James A Uuwley
Ras Neaver
Crohard
Sherif
Mr Thawby
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W. F. Geller
Ladies Auxiliary
Lafayette
South Bend
Sm. Joe 5
Helter Pope
Eadie Coffey
Bik Tetra Haute
Coffey
Lou Rend
Arnokl
Rand Rapids
Sronseh
Amon
Plichere
NEW Traction
McGowan and Winter
Boliz
Ifort Wayne
Boltz
Cabrera
Epsom
Tammany Hall
Springfield Township
Reer
Western Federation of Miners
Mares Orchard
Raw Reamer
Hind
Riescoe
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