Beveridge and the Stand Pats in Chicago Convention
The piece covers Beveridge and the standpat faction amid national party tensions. It notes criticism from the American Economist, debate over tariff revision, and mentions Taft Roosevelt era politics, with references to Congress, the Denver convention, and associated party maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Chicago
Economist
Indiana
Congress
Eridle
Graveland Plain-Dealer
West Invites Oil Field Makers Halted at Casper and Lander
A fragmented report describes interest by European experts and financiers in developing oil fields near Casper and Lander Wyoming. It notes large scale oil deposits at Powder River and Creek areas, with anticipated pipelines, refining facilities, and transport constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Wyoming
Lander
Creek
Powder River
Casper
Wren
Ok Murphy
Iin Fnd
Ir, Wor
Diphtheria Claims Mrs Mary Strangmann at 31
Mrs Mary Strangmann of Port Wasae reportedly died Friday afternoon at age 31 from diphtheria while an inmate of the county prison hospital. Funeral arrangements set for Monday morning from St Patrick’s Church with interment at Lindewond cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Strangmann
Cuerad Siragyamps
Ted
Ihu Moneestrom
Dany
Mronty
Striuuerethir
Lowns
William
Paul Sermner
Lenu
Matty
Berths Kean
Anthony Keyser
Aley Autvive
Whanning
Misa
Mary Marining
Dniemary
St Patrick's Cuthslle
Bishop Jones Delivers Rousing Righteousness Sermon
Bishop RB B Jones of Jackson City Michigan led the holiness convention at East Creighton Free Methodist Church in a powerful sermon on Hungering and Thirsting After Righteousness. He urged balancing natural appetites with spiritual discipline to avoid harm while praising righteousness as life's greatest attainment and future salvation. Rev BR H Clark of Union City is due to preach at 2:30 this afternoon. The convention closes Sunday evening.
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RB. B. Jones
Jackson City
Mich
East Creighton
Free Methodist Church
Eover
BR. H. Clark
Union City
Bishop Jones
Treat in Store for Park Patrons at Robison Park
Patrons of Robison park will enjoy a Herald Square Opera company engagement next week featuring operas such as A Te y 10 In ia and Pra Diavalo. The company performs The Farm in Toledo this week and receives praise for principals and the ensemble, including Morris Sway Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison Park
Herald Square Opera Company
Pkiy
Toledo
Weil
Morris Sway Linden
Middig West
Kendallville Baseball Nabs Former NL Star For City Team
Kendallville notes Bert Inks new Reno Electric Theater owner has eyed joining Kendallville city team. A former Brooklyn and Cincinnati reliever, his return could boost batting and pitching. Managers Lisle and Hirsch praise securing three hits off Nagie of Toledo, amid a Toledo paper touting Nagie as a top twirler in the American Association.
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Kist
Kendallville
Mnf
Bert Inks
Reno Electric Theater
Inks
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Lisle
Hirsch
Mendalivile Hall
Nagie
Toledo
Sporting Ivn
Nagle
American Association
Petition for Gravel Road Improvement in Indiana Township
A damaged OCR fragment reports a petition from Hind owners in Washing nehin county to build a gravel road. Huntington county officials will hear the matter at a joint session on June 25. The plan describes a forty foot wide road with four foot lanes each side and a central gravel strip.
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Impia Citt
Ind
Washingnehin
Stantington
Cocminelers
Huntington County
Sar
Vom
Cleaning rugs and carpets saves money over time
A fragment warns against spending little to clean rugs and carpets lightly, urging proper cleaning to make them last longer and stay fresh. The text is garbled but conveys a thrift message about maintenance.
Paper Trusts and Political Bonds Reignited Debate
An old rally text denounces paper trusts and political bonds as major evils. Attendees praised open meetings and elected James B. McDonald as president, with the next association gathering planned for March.
Democratic Primaries of De Kalb County Report
Partial results show 2145 votes cast with leaders McKennan Austin Slay Haverstack Thomas Briggs Wagoner Kelham Danielly Brandon Winslow Ham Street Chartin Vance Nelson Tustisian Culbertson Burtz Heitz in various offices across townships, though final tallies were delayed and not all townships reported.
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Klat
Hireau
Auburn
Ward M
McKennan
Elreult
Warren A. Austin
Hiram Slay Uaugh
Ontira
Aperder
K. G. Haverstack
Ralph Z. Thomas
Cormer
Trrederick W. Briggs
Charles Wagoner
Southwest District
Edward Kelham
Southeast District
Will A. Danielly
Union
Samuel Brandon
Henry A. Winslow
Wairfield
Clarke Ham Street
A.W. Howartar
Franklin
Oliver Qhertin
Benjamin Vance
Wervilla
Henry Nelson
Williard ‘Tu
Officers Elected by Baptist Men's Club
The Baptist Men's Club of the First Baptist Church held a business and social meeting last night electing officers for the coming year. President Judge Allen Zolars, first vice president Dr. Morse Harrod, second vice president Je riam A. Philey, recording secretary Claude Davies, corresponding secretary Frank Dulin, treasurer E. T. W.
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First Baptist Church
Allen Zolars
Morse Harrod
Jefiram A. Philey
Claude Davies
Frank Dulin
E. TW
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting in Kendallville Ind Gather For Picnic
The Kendallville Railroad Postal Clerks Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs 8 Crawford's home on South Main. Officers were elected including President Mrs W F Krehl and Secretary Treasurer Mrs B Ama. Plans for annual picnics followed with music and a luncheon. Guests were wives of local mail carriers. Next meeting set for June 12 at Mrs W B Rose's home.
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Kendallville
Ind
Crawford
South Main Street
W. Digrins
B. Ama
Boyd Keon
Ars. W. B. Rose
June Sale Brings Low Prices on Underwear and Fabrics
Splendid assortments and low prices on underwear and cotton dress fabrics mark June sale at our store. Seasonal big quantities allow lowered prices for buyers and sellers, with busy wash goods times expected. Better choose early to enjoy the value.
June Sale in Suits and Waists at Deep Discounts
Our housecleaning time speeds spring garments from last season with 1-3 to 1-2 off. Waists are splendid values while carpets rugs curtains and draperies also see special prices to move them out. Short lengths and dropped patterns must move this month. Come in and see the many buying opportunities.
Community Sprinkling Plan Seeks Weekly Increase
A sprinkling service could cost over twenty dollars weekly with a proposed two dollar weekly rise funded by subscriptions from dry goods sellers in the second stories of business blocks. Another option involves the business men's association buying no sprinkler and running it under a defined arrangement with the city. The committee will report next Tuesday evening.
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Munolestad
Detiye
Ste
Wink Textile
Paper Trust
Litien
Alowtt
Uley
Vrealdent
James BE. Mudonald
Ligoler
Wo Zionermat
Peru Sentinel
Targetreasurer
Clay Melasen
Smouth Democrat
Plyinout
Business Men's Association
The
Men's Bible Class Banquet in Kendallville
Sixty five men gathered at the Presbyterian church for a Bible class banquet. Twelve guests of honor from Auburn attended, with Hon. Mr. Clugston of Columbia City as principal speaker on Changes and Permanency. Toasts by George W. Hart and others emphasized Bible study.
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Kendallville
Ind
Presbyterian Church
Auburn
Clugston
Columbia City
M. Loomis
George W. Hartsuck
Judge Tose
Emanuel
Eliott
A. Judson Arrick
F. 4. Reeves
Slumber Party in Kendallville Welcomes Laura Goodwin
In Kendallville Indiana a slumber party hosted by Dr and Mrs C B Good welcomed Laura Goodwin home from DePauw University. Guests enjoyed an evening of merriment and a luncheon at the Goodwins after meeting the 3 12 train from the depot.
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Kiet
Kendallville
Ind
C. B. Goodwit
Laura
DePauw
Union Depot
Joy Bunch
Miss Goodwin
Classified ads invite sale of household furniture
Readable text invites private sale of any household furniture of value you no longer use or need through a classi fied ad.
Dust Abatement Plan Discussed by Columbia City Group
In Columbia City Indiana the farsiness men's association met at the court house to seek a feasible method to abate a persistent dust nuisance harming streets and moving traffic. Clapham Stein Caitter and Margley were named to confer with Brewer Bros. about sprinkling streets for eighteen dollars per week. The city eyed a water supply to sustain dust control efforts. Isaac Israel and others proposed intensified sprinkling though few have yet volunteered.
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Dix Kist
Columbia City
Ind
Farsiness Men's Association
Clapham
Sol Stein
Caitter
Margley
Rrvhmy Bros
Vyeara
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Kendallville Baseball News
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