Indiana Delegation Battles Over Marshall At Democratic Convention
In Baltimore Indiana Democrats rally behind Governor Marshall with a large contingent led by Senator Kern and leaders Korbly Lamb and Shively. Delegates debate temporary chairmanship, urging Marshall’s name front and center while rival factions favor Clark Wilson or Harmon. Indiana headquarters display banners and a social space as Marshall’s supporters push to keep his candidacy alive through the convention.
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Tucker
Badtimore
Indiana
A. A. Adamy
Waggart
Pavligly
Key
Wir
AndMundjony
Darel
Che Xetion
Joby Wr. Keen
George WW. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
Lawrence Heeler
Hammond
Joseph E. Bell
Ine Bianapulle
Shrivels
Adams
Cos Milies
Marcia Hart
Dunkirk
Maurice Wiezer
Fort Wayne
Tom Marshall
Marshall
Bermard Korbly
Juhn Tr Lamb
Torres Wait
Columbia City
McPadden
Rockville
Korbis
Andignapolis
Joe Cravens
Abdinon
Major Menales
Vernon i
J. Jr. Fry
Indianapolis
Todians Democrata
Taggart
Limb
Alaglaily Royal
Linche
Korbiy
Lamb
Anther Ataiea
Amurshwil
Qin
Lapals
Marghall
Orbly
Mdiazia
Governa x
Ventney
Wilson
Clark
Kern
Stens Andes
Non
Blalo Diologites
Indiana Maralwall
Tescert
Bryan
Parker
Steve Fleming
Baltimore
Pelnia
National Committee
Dudge Parker
Mr. Bryan
Ugiion
Tugeart
Shively
Evelock
Tzugsart
Marshott
Thomas A. Wendricks
Sane
Joy Bell
Monster
Marsh
Menzies
Betl
Crawford
Fats Banks
Savers
Thetsacntion
Ervan
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Drunken quarrel shadows colonial town tale
In a tavern in the Little Town a drunken feud grows between Jim and Jack, roughhouse violence escalating as Mim's young wife grows homesick. The plot follows barroom clashes, threats, and a tense pursuit through streets where the vigil of local youths seeks vengeance for a death at the hands of drunken culprits.
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Han
Dak
Jim
Mim
Jack
Dim
Jak
Unclear fragmentary scene from Cate Ergyxpl tale unfolds
In a muddled passage, Lit Grafg and Morts Bennet meet in Cate Ergyxpl where a sult is urged and Dorie slips away to seek Aphthyam counsel about rightness. Bedouins capture someone as a lieutenant learns of Jaorks plight and races to rescue, pursued by Bedouins. The party nears surrender as Weene arrives with their aid.
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Grafg
Morts Bennet
Cate
Grace Reformen Church Youth Entertainment Thursday
The Grace Reformen church youths plan an entertainment Thursday night. Mrs Fred Hoing and sister Miss Imma Rosenbeck attended a funeral in Losansport yesterday afternoon. The Daughters of Workmen will elect officers at their new seating next Tuesday night in the protection building, followed by a work social session.
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Women’s Clubs in Amberson’s at San Francisco
In San Francisco Cal a large assembly of club women including 200000 members from across the country gathered to aid social and moral uplift for women and children. Mrs Philin N Moore of St Louis presided as the convention opened, signaling the General Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting.
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Ambersion's
San Francisco
Cal
Jive M—rne Air
Amblifena
Womag Wid
Peckelly
Tornisht
Fhilin N. Moore
St. Louis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
How to Avoid Having Corns and Foot Care Advice
An article promotes prevention of corns through foot care and skin conditioning. It cites poor shoe wear in Europe and America, explains corns arise from thick dry skin causing irritation, and urges cleansing and drying plus gentle abrasion. It notes a remedy regimen including warm soaks, drying, and anti-corn products, with a purchased remedy offered by Canton, Fort Wayne, via mail order.
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Alr
Childhead
Fort Wayne
Benes
Thaw on Stand Grilled by Old En emy My Jerome
Harry K Thaw spent five hours on the witness stand in White Plains to mark the sixth anniversary of his shooting of Stanford White. Attorney Jerome cross examined Thaw sharply while Thaw and his counsel objected to perceived bias. Jerome claimed it was a mental examination. Judge Keough largely upheld him. Thaw refused to recount the killing or describe his recollections, noting a cold war with his wife and others.
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White Plains
N.Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
William T. Jerome
Thaw
Matteawni Asylum
Jerome
Henry
Vincence J. Stearn
Keough
Kiling White
Olen
Duitel Bickles
Jerome Uickly
Standford White
Dr. Kusyeit
Martin Wall
Wwe
Little River Ditch Case Continued to September
Attorneys Etligon Thomas Teanard Ballon Thntey and Aiken were in Muntington to represent events in the Little River ditch case. The court ordered all davits to be widened and appealed time and continued the hearing of the lease until September.
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Etligon
Thomas
Teanard
Ballon
Thntey
Aiken
Muntington Yeatening
Little
Cence
The Lyric Theatre Votes For Women
At the Lyric Theatre a suffrage play follows May Filmore as she exposes Senator Herman’s neglectful ownership causing hardship for a mother and tenement family. Jane Wada worth aids the impoverished brood, while May joins suffragists to push for reform and parade turnout.
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Hermann
May Filmore
Herman
Bo i
Jane Wadaworth
Jane
Mayo
Yon
Phey
Giela
Elsie
Hester
Dane
Anis
Chal
Ana
Murphy Dominant as Hearst Peace Pact Forms in Baltimore
In Baltimore a faction led by C F Murphy and backed by William R Hearst dominates the race, with New York delegates crucially splitting the convention. Clark’s strength wavers as Kentucky’s delegation leans to Walker, while Bryan fights to salvage influence. The outcome hinges on a possible Underwood or Clark coalition and Bryan’s next move amid talks of a potential third party.
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Jyneth
Underwood-Clark
State of New York
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Clark
Curie
Kentucky
Wunport Walker
Ollie AL
Dames
Murphy
Itatunds
Lew York
Chas
Democratia National Machines
Teltimore
Thonin I Ryan
Dubucey Trust
Tame
Kniny’ Lal
Delanery Mion
Pernanul Attarney
Hyun
W. Asheehin
James Smith
Newderdey
Wayilow Wilson
Lee
Ups
Steathend
Pennnaylvania Dee
Mwerey
Roger C. Sullivan
Mitlemin Fron Alinois
Thaw
Twkori
Chirk-Underwood
Tid
Torethur
Okartke
Underwood
Underwood For the Prosle Henry, Probably the Former, the Wit Urewil
Horst
New Yorke
Silvan
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Taggart
Marshall
Indiant
Avery
Bryn Way
Aire
Rooseveld
Frank J. Rahe Attends Indiana Retail Furniture Makers Meet
Frank J. Rahe of the Postal Pir Alture camping leaves this morning for Indianapolis to attend the annual convention of the Indiana Retail Furniture Makers Association at the Claypool hotel. A banquet will be held tonight, with Rahe serving on the reception committee. he also chairs the committee on assemblages for the Commercial group and plans to tour the capital city’s great auditoriums to learn costs for Fort Wayne events.
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Frank J. Rahe
Pir- Alture
Retail Meratinn Tet Association
Tne
Commercia
Fort Wayne
Ota
Fort Wayne Wagon Works chief George Motiman dies at 77
George Motiman longtime manager of Bollinger wagon works died at 4 36 PM at his home 629 Riverside Avenue Fort Wayne. He served in Civil War 1861 to 1865 in Ohio volunteer organization and worked in wagon making most of his life. Surviving are four children and nine grandchildren. Services Friday at 2 PM at his residence with interment at Lichtdenwood.
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George Motiman
Bollinger Wagon
Tottman Fighved
Dan Privet
Ohto
New Springfield
Hofman
Honda
Muntington
Ind
Fort Wayne
English Lutheran Trinity Church
Port Wayne
Martin Detger
Harry Eckals
William Kanning
A.S. Hoffman
Big Elty
Litdenwood
Multiple Funeral Notices for Henry Wegmann and Others in Fort Wayne
Funeral services are set for Henry Wegmann at 8 30 AM at his residence 2412 New Haven and Catholic church St Andrews. Also listed are services for Charles Florent Abs Annie Smith George Winballah Abraham Hosor and Antihosy Warnt hors with times locations and interment Lindenwood and Lindenwood. Friends may view remains until 1 00 PM and flowers are requested to be omitted.
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Beyer
Fort Wayne
Waldron
Erie County
Ohio
Henry Wegmann WI
New Haven
Sean Hae
St. Anrew's ‘Catholic Church
Charles Florent
Maidenag
Malin Street
St Peter's
Realdence
Rherman Street
Lindonwoot
Antihosy
Warnthors
Graventi
St. Mary Catholic Church
Star Theatre Shows Buffalo Bill Biographical Reel
At the Star Theatre the feature Buffalo Bill tells of gunfighter days along the Santa Fe trail before railroads. The reel includes a famed duel between Buffalo Bill and Chief Sitting Bull and other dramatic scenes with General Custer era cavalry. A second reel offers another comedy adventure and a romantic lure.
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Tts
Dufftale BU
Bunala bin
Sunney ‘Ne
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