Bryan Elimination Shifts Convention Power to Clark
Baltimore June 25 William Jennings Bryan faced defeat at the Democratic National Convention as Parker was named temporary chairman over Bryan 579 to 510. Clark adherents push for his nomination while anti Bryan forces gain, with talks of a dark horse and conservative elements possibly backing Clark to curb Bryan’s influence. Delegates from New York and Missouri fuel speculation of strategic alignments as Underwood forces piddle into the plan.
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Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Bryan
Champ Clark
Clark
Mr. Bryan
Day
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Togmornne
Beaker
Wilson
Ryan
Parker
Clatt
Jerasy
New York
Dfiaswirl
Missouri
Clarkce
Prosklept
Underwood
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Solid South
Hannel
Bryan Recalls History Amid Night Talk in Baltimore
In Baltimore a conversation with friends touched on a recent political struggle. Mr. Bryan argued the machine did not skid, asserting that this does not imply a fall from power. He claimed knowledge of history supports his view.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Marshall Leaders Impress as Contender in Indiana Affair
Special to the Journs reports Marshall’s surge in Indiana politics as major figures like Charles F. Murphy and Thomas Taggart weigh support. Delegates, including Rev Luther Elering, discuss party strategy amid shifts on chairmanship and platform features. Bryan and Wilson show unexpected alignment as Indiana backing grows for Marshall.
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Baltimore
Tadiana
Point
Tandigna
Charles F. Murphy
New York
Thomas Taggart
Roger Sullivan
Murphy
Luther Elering
Sichigan City
Marshall
Natonal
Kern
W. Bryan
Natonal Committee
Allan B. Parker
Mar
Bryan
Soring
Alabama
Indiana
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Parker
Are You A Real Booster For Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne readers are urged to boost the city by reading Fort Wayne newspapers and patronizing local stores. The writer asks residents to support Fort Wayne by shopping locally and encouraging others to visit and spend money here.
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Fort Wayne
Fort
Wayne
Port Wayne
Georgia mob lynches Negro in Pinehurst aftermath
In Pinehurst Georgia a mob seized Ann Barton, a Black woman accused of fatally stabbing Mrs. R B Jordan. They took her from Cordele to the scene in an automobile, hanged her at a trap, and then dispersed. The sheriff had held her for safekeeping before the mob acted.
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Minehiurst
Cordele
Ann Barton
Freag
R. B. Jordan
Wits of
Ward leads bids as fire department buys coal and hose
The article notes Ward’s role in a fire department coal supply bid and a furniture of contracts. W M Walls won the coal contract at six dollars ninety nine cents per ton for anthracite and similar fuel. the board budgets about six thousand five hundred dollars yearly. J Howard joins the fire department to assist Joe Rinehart amid strike related market instability.
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Loraty
Mollesmain Ford the Farghor
Nacety
Lantavening
William Ko Brown
Mr. Brown
Rotire
Ward Renides
Nanna
Fire Department
W. M. Walls
Te Baud
J. Howard
Duccool
Joe Rinehart
Purity Ball to Benefit City as Dancing Masters Plan Event
Dancing masters announce a Purity Ball in Indianaotas to be hosted by the United Professional Teachers of Dancing of America for the benefit of Feraks citizens. The event spotlights moral aims against public dance halls amid terms like “giversion” and lists organizers led by Chicago president Todnanalis and others across Ohio, Cleveland, Fort Wayne, and Springfield.
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Indianarotas
United Professional Teachers of Dancing of América
M. Chisago
Todlananalis
Fleury O. Oxter
Cleveland
A. Tr Tinner
Fort Wayne
Inky View Prasiicanik
Springiild
Mass
Ohio Traction Cars Collide On Curve
Sandusky Onto June 8. Ragnar Brannan aged 2, died tonight from injuries after a collision on the Like Shape Electric railroad near here. Passengers reported bruises and cuts. The accident occurred shortly after Brennan's home, where his wife and child awaited his return.
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Sandussky
Moormon
Ragnar Brannan
Sandustey
Sauire
Brennan
Ihn
Cavalry Sent to Border Duty by Third U S Cavalry
Texas dispatch reports Major Ledgwiele Blen leads Companies A B C and D of the Third United States Cavalry from Fort Sant Wous ton toward Bi T Paan for guard duty on the Mexican frontier. Troops are embarked for field service with thirty days rations.
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Texas
Troapa A
United States Cavalry
Ledgwiele Blen
Fort Sant Wouston
Bi T Paan
Convention Pro Gram Today At National Meeting
The report outlines the convention program including opening remarks by the temporary chair, the committee on organization and rules, and the platform presented by the committee on platform resolutions. It notes actions to fix the permanent organization and set the order of business for the gathering.
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Shine ‘Progrima
Wadian
Moeruie
Seuliads
Tayeraport
Tee
Roosevelt Men Hold Conference With W. J. Bryan
In Baltimore on June 23, Theodore Roosevelt faction figures Francis J. Flenes of California and Charles K. Crane of Chicago consulted with William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska. Crane and allies had aided the Roosevelt campaign for the Republican nomination. The meeting occurred amid broader talks involving Copper and other Roosevelt supporters, with multiple representatives of the faction staying at a local hotel.
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Baltimore
Francis J. Flenes
California
Calon
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles KR . Crane
Chicagy
Rangevelt
Willan Jenninga Bryan
Nobynskit
Crane
Ir Bryan
Oydnot
Carl Heeling
Coronel Roosevelt
Africa
Bohavore Arden
Proareskive
Former Fort Wayne Man Said 10 Be An Embezzler
In a Boston report, Mather of the Manrer Remley Crec ers claims Kroger chain stores in Missouri and Fort Wayne area faced a $1000 shortage. Frank Steele, 28, former Mesunyang Jin Miailwood manager, disclosed inventories show gaps. Arcola, with his wife at Tas Talian avenue, was told the suspect left Sunday with no note.
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Fort Wayne
SV Louis
Queah Mather
Manrer-Remley Crecers Din
Kroger
Mle
Mitead Mat Prank Steele
matoRer
Mesunyang
Jin Miailwood
Ind
Indiana Gymnastic Union Heads Change in Fort Wayne
Indianapolis June 26 Endiana assures a controlling vote in the North American Gymnastic Union for two years at the convention today. The executive committee in this district remains in place until the next biennial meeting possibly extending to three years. Indiana district headquarters in Fort Wayne will call a district convention within four weeks to name Indiana executive committees and align with the national body. The Normal College for Gymnasts Teachers may profit from tax changes. Annual allowance and dues are raised. the new rate doubles the previous funding, boosting income.
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Endiana
Ion
San Francisco
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Trollods
Eupreme Aus
Enthaelaan
Refuses To Discuss The Parker Speech
In Baltimore Pune tie Mr Try was in conference with Senator Keen when informed that Judge Parker wished Avery delegate vote for the resolutions. He declined to comment until reading the speech, and Mr Try would accept the committee member as chair of the platform committee, a move favored by Mr Wayans' friends.
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Try
Keen Innight
Lone widow believed killed near Dawson farm
Investigations focus on the death of Mrs Leap Johnson a elderly widow living alone on her Dawson area farm. Relatives describe strange money findings and possible robbery as investigators search the burned home for clues amid surrounding mystery.
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Dawson
Leap Jonnson
Paroled Banker Embezzler Freed After Prison Term
Leavenworth Kansas. Tino 4h Onear Fl Cochran of Trdianopolia, linked to the Pinkers' colony in the federal nelson here, was released on parole after serving about three years of a five year sentence for embezzling funds from an Indianapolis bank.
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Kan
Tino
Onear
Cochran
Trdianopolia
Pinkers
Nelson
Tawaa
Paroie
Ming
Indianapolis
No Perkins 10 Pay Bills Sparks Dem Convention Rush
Delegates at the Democratic convention burst into rapid sessions on June 25 amid disorder on the floor to speed work and adjourn early. Alton B. Parker suspended his keynote as Bryan’s absence triggered quick adjournment and immediate committee meetings. The crowd shouted Bryan, while Parker noted contrasts with Chicago and urged unity despite factional tensions.
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Baltingre
William Jennings Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Baltimore
Jeaders
Judge Parker
T William Jengings Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Sesson
Teaponae
Aryan
Parker
Chicago
Bryan
Mr. Parker
Riot Breaks Out As Mexicans Try To Free Leaders
In Los Angeles on a June day riotous crowds of several hundred Mexicans and sympathizers surged toward the courthouse to rescue Ricardo Flores Magon Enrique Magon and other leaders sentenced to one year and eleven months for neutrality violations. Police clashed with the crowd using clubs as women led cries and the several youths aided the attackers before officers cleared the scene. The Magones did not attempt escape and remained in custody awaiting appeal.
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Cat
Ricardo’ Flores Magon
Enrique Magon
Fisuerod
Lutrude Rivera
Gly
Ofc
Lucile Notrana
Mercedes Figuaron
Valentine Iapinona
Nm Mrm
Dele
200 Pound Man Does Housework in Chicago Court
A 26 year old man admitted a disorderly charge as he defended his home duties saying his wife earns more and he stays home for housework. His wife testified he bought drinks with money sent for thread. The judge discharged him after his wife requested dismissal.
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Chicago
Weather Brief For Indiana And Michigan Regions
The forecast notes variable winds and cooler conditions midweek. In Indiana and Ohio areas expect generally fair to partly cloudy days with cooler overall air. Michigan regions show similar trends with variable winds and lighter temperatures toward midweek.
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Lower
Michigan
Buckley Charges Wilsons in Fake Wire Fraud Plot
R J Buckley of Chicago a Democratic National Convention delegate caused two Wilsons to be arrested on grand larceny charges. Buckley alleged a $12,000 gambling scam and a $2,000 bail set for Henry M Wilson and another man for examination. Buckley said he met Fanny Wilson in Britain and attended a gambling house where a supposed $1,000 share was promised but not paid. Police arrested the Wilsons. neither appeared in court.
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R. J. Buckley
Chicago
Ewe Me Ure
Gauss
Pehners
Henry M. Wilson
Buckley
Fanny Wilson
Wilson
Dorloin
Howel
Raey
Nak
Lune
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Che Wallor
Hye
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Wilkow
Bial de
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