Smith Wins Over Fry in City School Board Race
In a quiet special caucus last night City Council selected James H. Fry for the school board seat. On a single ballot J. Beth Smith defeated Fry with eight votes to three, while J. McKay received one extra GOP vote. The result drew little public reaction and no nominations or pledges were made.
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Fry
J. M
McKay
Ality Rauel
James H. Fry
W. E. Cook
J. McBeth Smith
James BI
MeKadames
Fr. Fry
Mir. McKay
Smith
Repub
Baltote
Bir
Carivass
S. M. Foster
William
Hambaugh
Tha Tice
Hays
Rams
Selicher
Tariff Battle Sparks Woolen Debate in Senate
In Washington June discussion over the woolen schedule grows heated as Sen Carter and others press amendments aimed at shaping the tariff. Dolliver and Warren clash over duties, while Smoot notes falling wool prices. adjournment follows after a fierce procedural exchange and a party-line struggle.
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Washington
Senate
Buller
Republicam Party
Sonmtorn
Dolliver
Warren
Agathet
Wyoming
Earmenia
Wyomin
Dulliver
Republican Party
Smoot
Audi & Provision
Rennonalia
Clay
Menate
Aldrich
Georgi
Manighe Xegelon
Ala
Mrs Eddy Rival Calls for Church Probe Action
Della M. Gilnert, long active in Christian Science, asserts Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy is dead or in danger and urges an investigation of the Mother Church center at Brookline. She appeals to adherents to join her in the challenge and has drawn swift replies from supporters and opponents alike.
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Della M. Gilnert
Mra
Mary Baker G
Eddy
Christian Scientista
Gliibest
Conacio Neelesa
Brookline
Mrs. Edy
Tristiess Etfarly
Widesprand Éiacuag
Chriutian Balence
Black Hand Round Up in Marion and Columbus
Federal inspectors and Columbus authorities announce a major Black Hand operation centered in Marion Ohio with arrests in Marion and Dennison and potential further seizures. They report money orders totaling around $31,100 sent to suspects, and letters and bombs found in the homes of accused Italians as proof of coercive schemes.
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Cincinnati
Junn
Ovitance
Marton
Ines
Prrenta Mada
Samima
Joe Rizzo
Marion
Antonia Vicarlo
Colambax
Funda
Holmes
Marion Gang
Columbus
Tockland
Weather Update for Washington and Michigan Areas
The forecast notes moderate east winds and showers in Michigan on Wednesday and Thursday. Expect variable conditions across Washington with similar unsettled weather patterns and cooler temperatures toward midweek.
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Washington
Ghia
Gadlank
Mine
Michigan
Fort Wayne With Might And Main
Civic revival idea appeals to all classes aiming at a healthier better governed city. It seeks a city without nuisances, with culture and convenience, a moral city that inspires every taxpayer wage earner and professional to cooperate for a complete success.
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Charles H. Worden
Big Caravan in the Desert at Louisville Night Pageant
A chaotic report describes a desert caravan in Louisville with a grand procession of dignitaries and Mystic Shrine members, detailing late night rituals, imperial divan proceedings, and a packed crowd. It notes political features, dramatic lighting, and comparisons to historical marches, while hinting at upcoming decisions on shrine awards and orders.
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Louisville
Juliet
Orleans
Famona
Will Carlton Coming to War June 46
Waterloo dispatch reports Will Carlton scheduled for a June engagement at Waterlin’s venue. Advertisement notes secured act with WIL Sarlecon and an entertainment lineup for a Waterlin Waterline venue Wednesday evening in June.
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Will Carlton
Waterloo
Jake
KTR
Autoist Breaks Wrist In Street Home Incident
An autoist sustained a broken right wrist when a crank mishap occurred in front of the Porter residence on Wat Wayne Street. The injured youth was taken to Hops Kapital where Digurties were treated before removal.
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Miles P. Porter
Attemann
Page Varnelin
Yarne
Porter Pealdence
Wat Wayne Street
Tilkon
Evansville Gas Company Merger Announcement
Evansville Indiana reports a merger plan involving Evansville Gas and Electric Company and Rockford Railway and Light Company. The $3,000,000 corporation seeks consolidation with Springfield and Pepin Globe interests, aiming to form a larger utility and railway holding entity with substantial combined assets.
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Evansville
Ind
Toy Rt
Evansvilla &Gas
Electria
Radt & Pway
Iho
Rockford
Foompury
Pepin
Globe Company
Itn Conomidate & Swich Hin Valen Mailway
Ganinda
Dry majority in Lagrange County temperance vote
Lagrange Ind June 8 Lagrange county voted dry in a focal option election by about 200. Twenty four of twenty five precincts reported with the remaining likely showing a dry margin. Public indifference and low enthusiasm for the wets aided the anti side as turnout was light and the county remained largely dry.
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Lagrange
Ind
Lagrange County
Devenahion
Clear Spring
Werma 30) 10K 7 North Precinct Boath Preci - Limes
Sorih Preetave
Greenfield Township
Milford Townshin
Springfeld
North Preetiat
South Precinet
van Buren Tavenship
Wort Provinct
Fia Taal Praciiet
Newberry Township
North
Nrvcinet
Eden Township
Preelmnet
Previnet
Fa Glay
Blackford Wets Pleased and Court Adjourned
Hartford City reports little business in the circuit court term. Humes and Jilge note a dene war rant to seize a mayoral petition, amid remonstrances. The session adjourned after two weeks, with few cases, and a focus on the Wet ticket and local politics.
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Hartford City
Ind
Humes & Jilge
Stureia En Eetulay
Montpollos
Femayor Peticinad
Holy
Cheerib
Albert Hart
Ned
Stug
Miaek
Thorn
Local business men push pledge on saloon enforcement
Loganport businessmen led a county effort urging strict enforcement of saloon regulations. The Loganport Musicians Association members Donahue and Martin announced support for the pledge, calling for sobriety and orderly business conduct during a recent county meeting.
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Logansport
Ind
Litas Miroe
Donahiann
Marui
Leginapart Musicons Men's Association
Bite RN
No Veto Seen as Aldrich Leads White House Talk
Washington on June 4, reports say Senate leader Aldrich held talks at the White House with President Harding regarding the veto of a major measure. The discussions aimed to reassure party factions and avoid a presidential veto while outlining strategic support in Congress.
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Washington
Kons Fendert
Mports
Stoker Cinna
Aldriet
White House
Aldrich
Maphel Howlen
Cutt
MLL
Tay
Monk
Elie Te Thi
Dean of Qld Time Edit Ors Dead at Eighty One
Gob Alasamten 1K McClure, a longtime editor in Philadelphia journalism, died at eighty one. He contributed to the Sentinel in the early forties and later worked with the Philadelphia Ledger and other papers. He was active in politics and attended party conventions as a noted press figure.
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McClure
the Sentinel
Wy Munin
Wa Jaa
Prise
Philadeptia Thos
Pablic Ledger
Dames Groolayter
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
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Arbre
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John D. Spreckels
Dia Fratelney Muttinillionaire
Mary Adele Cam
Crom Prancy
United Rintsn
Sprackela
New York
Hook
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Hintel
Caan
Mian
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Paris
Frosch
United States
Fort Wayne
Nobles of Mystic Shrine
Varnelle
Evansville Gas Company
Dry County
Blackford “Wets
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Clure
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