Powers Named for Judge Powers Named for Judge
Powers of Angola was nominated for judge of the De Kalb Steuben circuit at the Democratic judicial convention in Waterloo Indiana. The meeting endorsed Powers by acclamation after Charles A Youler vouched for his friendship and fitness. Powers pledged to win in November with Democratic support and to serve all, rich or poor, while urging unity among party members.
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Kist
Waterloo
Ind
M_ Powers
Angola
DeKalb-Steubes
Ed Rutmann
Ucket
Prosticutime
Frank Povera
Fortu
Delgates
Powers
DeKalb-Brandon
Kircher
Dekalb ¢Ouinty
Seln
Youler
Oerile Pre
Holrfoot
Chie
Tonni
Veara
William Troyer
Butler
Atkinson
Resmon
Vorle
Steuben
Celumn
ELOPERS ARE CAUGHT HERE IN CHICAGO CASE
Hearty White age 22 living on Thompson avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detective W F Fappert on information from Chicago police. White faced abduction charges related to Hilda Henson. Henson girl found at White's home awaiting orders, officers expected to return with her. White claimed engagement and said his mother approved marriage, as they planned to marry on the coming Saturday. They left Chicago a week ago Tuesday. White insisted he would marry the girl and urged his father’s permission for the wedding during their trip to Chicago. He cooperated at police HQ and showed willingness to make things right with the girl. Police believe the marriage may happen when the couple returns to Chicago.
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Hearty White
Thompson Avenue
W. F Fappert
Chicago
Hilda Henson
Willie
Vonra
Bellave
No Word for Lafollette Contested at Wisconsin Convention
A fractured Wisconsin convention discussion highlights factions around Lafollette, with General Winkler presenting the platform and a motion carried unanimously. The LaFollette side held influence in the proceedings, while nominations for offices remained unresolved. The event continued into September with speculation on future leadership and policy directions.
Jeffries Corden bout postponed as boxing plans heat up
Jeffries again stalls his program as the heavyweight clash with Corden is postponed. An open air ring for the Jeffries–Jamson/Jight layout is prepared with Corbett present, while eager eastern reporters hope for a Jeffries appearance and a boxing showdown.
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Ben Lomone
Cal
Hm Jeffries
Corden
Jeffries
Jamson
Corbett
Agnapt
Jairies
New
Jeffries Tosday
Corhat
Nearly $100000 in cash prizes await the Flying Machine Men
New York reports a wide race for aviation prizes as cities compete for large sums. Eden Gould offers 16009 dollars to the aviator who completes a feat during the upcoming event. Other contests push total prizes toward around 190000 dollars with entries from New York and Philadelphia. The competition aims to set records in the near term with events scheduled for next Saturday.
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New York
Eden Gould
He Oak Ward
Wito Ty
Asphalt Wins First Bid Clash Over Street Pavement
Amid a heated bid opening in City Building, asphalt and brick firms clashed over John Street paving. The board issued a preliminary order for asphalt while revealed old petition dates and shifting interests. Multiple bids from firms like Metropolitan Brick, Moellering Construction, Telppeer & Sanse, and Derheimer & Co. were reviewed for materials, curbs, and excavations, with asphalt favored for the paving and brick for related work.
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Cat City
Board of Puttic Works
John Street
Asyhall
Major Winen
Barber Asphalt Company
Metropolitan Brick Company
Major Wilson
Ciutabde
Sig
John Etyeet
Wallace Street
Craighton Avenue
Creighton Arerive
Bacher Asphalt Company
Oae Square
Ennis
Curbs Moellering Construction Company
Webster
Ewingstroam
Oscar
Menefer
Metropolitan
Derheimer
Tov
Alda
Bank Bill Passes House
A noisy legislative session ended with the bank bill passing the House amid party lines. A Democratic substitute for the measure failed, with Republicans largely voting against it and the debate highlighting partisan tensions in the chamber.
Murphy Elected Lead Officers at AMA Convention
Dr John B Murphy of Chicago was chosen president at the American Medical Association meeting in St Louis. Other officers include Dr George H Simmons of Chicago as re corder and Dr W J Moore of St Louis as second vice president, with additional selections announced during the session.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
ST. Louis
ST Louis
Tan Ingurgenta
The
American Medical
John
B Murphy
Cleagh
Peealfont
aNow Angeles
Wis
Httle
John B. Murphy
George H.simmons
BB. Montgomery
Philadelphia
B.C. Cattey
Parthind
Ore
W. JD. Moore
Tee
J. Ke Fonnpon
Washington, D.C
Lee
Adler
Aren
Senate Committee Urges Use Of Antitrust Funds For Prosecutions
The Senate Appropriations Committee directs that funds allocated to enforce the anti trust law be used to prosecute combinations harming interstate commerce. The vote on the affirmation pact was 34 to 14 with Republicans in the majority. several named members supported and opposed different motions.
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Senate
House
Deus
Inter
Jesse
Benite Neday
Weather forecast for Washington and Michigan
Daily outlook shows scattered showers in the southern portions with warmer conditions. Winds shift from east to northeast, with cooler highs near 62 degrees and mild overnight lows around the same.
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Washington
Jane
Satria
Michlaan
Madarnin
Winda Qabho Barthy
Wabash and Pennsylvania Track Work Near Calhoun Way
Old transcribed notice describes upcoming rail work starting next Tuesday near Calhoun Street with Wabash and Pennsylvania teams, including steam shovel use, new gravel pits, and multiple crews totaling around four hundred men. It notes water pipes, track electrification notes, and material sourcing from Warsaw for the Pennsylvania project.
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Wabash
Pennsylvania
Calhoulk
Calhoun
Reayvel
Faleda
St. Maryn
Logaisgarl
Warsaw
Yosemoyne Wabash
Meir Olevicion
Mata
Taps
Inti Progress
Pulrhield Avenue
Berin
Warne Blecteie Works
Ellor Jury Returns Verdict in Louisville Case
A jury in Louisville returns a verdict in the Alma Kellner death case. The report notes the jury deliberated more than an hour and mentions witnesses including Alma Kellner’s sister and another woman present at mass. The account preserves nongraphic details of the trial scene and reactions of jurors.
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Louisville
Sue Alma Kelner
Joseph Wendling
Jiuller
Johns Mathathehyren
Rasr Sthenhir
Alma Kellner
Atina Grohle
Bratton Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress in Dekyth Steuben
Local party managers reveal Judge Heaton declined to enter the race while Bratton, of the Dekyth Steuben circuit court, appears favored for the Republican nomination. Contenders and support shift as district managers plan a convention on June 25 with potential nomination of an Heaton or Bratton choice amid doubts about Heaton.
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Judge Heaton
Cireles
Fidge Emmet A. Fratton
Dekyth- Steuben
Woul
Congress
Jur Brotton
Jule Heaton
Geadeet
Republican Sonminunition
Tudse Bratton
Nominee Ramet Hyndman Declared Citizen After Nomination
Ramet Hyndman of St. Jon Trwnablys was nominated for a Republican county ticket. He learned yesterday he lacked naturalization papers and was guided to election. Clerk John Dowling then issued papers declaring him a citizen of the United States.
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Ramet Hyndman
St. Jon
Mattrallention
Hyndenat
Méitallya
Republican County
Uckrt
Waa
Repubican
Manamera
Strange vagrant found near Nickel Plate crossing
A disoriented man, described as a vagrant, was found near a statue along the tracks at the Nickel Plate crossing. He held a newspaper over closed eyes as police, led by Patrolman Barr, aided him for about half an hour before loading him into a wagon. He claimed heavy drinking until Saturday and refused to discuss further.
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Spon
Rune
Irvenue
Finnding Alten
Paasersby
Ingata
Barr
Mrs Ford in custody amid sensational Cincinnati trial
The article reports Mrs Teanette Stewart Ford, a noted figure in Charley L. Ware riner’s trial, facing embezzlement charges of 200 from the treasury of the Aig Fie railroad. She was removed from a hospital after claims of being harmed, with supporters and friends present as her case proceeds in Cincinnati’s court.
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Cingcinnatl
Teanette Stewart Ford
Charley L. Wareriner
Fnral
Drosesnier
Cabinoi
Taft Receives Delegation Amid Congressional Tensions
President Taft met with Representative Francis Burton Harrison and a delegation of New York rabbis to discuss the expulsion issue. Harrison accused Taft and Attorney General Wickersham of conspiring to mislead Congress over the Ballinger Pinchot matter, while Taft denied prior knowledge of Harrison’s calls and declined to meet him. Norton, the secretary, stated the incident was not publicly ex Lorated and that Harrison in effect forced engagement by public statements.
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Genel Wickersmin
Fife
Bia Offica
Uarrleon
Bavink
Summmary
Harrison
Dayanga
White House
Seorstory Norton
Haschan
Ilo
Wld
Afr
Harricon
Frinson
Notten
Harrison and Goldfogie
New York
Keillhor
Bfnnasobinella
Taft
Norton
Bleantlineta
Preatient
Lgoaldfagin
Naran
Parry
Ceneral
Ballinger- Pinchat
Hazelyou
Geldfagle
Kelcher
Tarrlaon
Norvin
Flarrigon
Congress
Beveridge Plea for Canal Route in Senate Debate
Senator Beveridge urged approval of a canal from Toledo to Chicago via the Maureen elven route. He attacked the abandonment of the Senate amendment and argued the Senate should support the House plan to create a navigable waterway.
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Washington
Jine
Wilbors
Sonor Beveridge
Senate
Toledo
Chicage
Maureen Elven
Lotate
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Harry White
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Wit
Juha Seca
Wille Th. Tatts
Wincdnalin
Rintform
Frederick C. Winkler
Convar'a
Atay
Hon Athte
LaPatete
Ferea Altugmie
Naminn
Jeff
U.S
London
Marshall
Lela
Eagle Rd
Henry Meld
Iara
Dmarshall Mlotd
Burles
Tinkad
Maranall Field
Eton College
Sollee
G.K. Hamilton, GH. Curtian, Edwin Gould and
Wilbus Wright
Tiuke
Waliington
Jung
Marca Woon
Juan
Ito
Linuya
Damoerage
Bulletin
Dale
ELLOR
Bration
Hetmera Tackey McParkind
Af Chivesgs
Aod
Braday Welsty
Ilghiweleht
Mrs. Ford
MR. Taft
Beveridge
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