Is Up 10 Governor Hanly Flanked on Pool Selling
Indianapolis June 28 Every one blamed for race track betting at the state fair grounds has largely escaped responsibility. Governor Hanly asks the State Board of Agriculture to cancel leases if violations continue. The board may refuse to act. Sheriff Sourbier, urged by the governor, has arrested some bookmakers but faces limited powers. Attorney General Miller says militia action is not yet justified. the governor contemplates options including possible militia use if order cannot be restored. Mayor Holtzman and the racing association resist changes, maintaining betting will go on.
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Democracy Fights Privilege in Tariff and Trust War
PATTISON LEADS OHIO DEMOCRATS. The piece contends the GOP and big business form a long-standing coalition, warns socialism would follow if democracy fails to resist privilege, and praises democracy’s stance on government ownership, tariffs, and equal rights. It highlights Roosevelt’s unpopular proposals and urges vigilance to protect republican principles.
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Ohio Democratic Platform Demands Tax Reform and Public Ownership
The Ohio Democratic platform advocates rail rate reforms, prohibition of rebates and secret contracts, and empowers the Interstate Commerce Commission to set reasonable rates. It calls for home rule, public ownership of utilities, and improved canal and bank oversight, with proposals to curb graft and ensure fair taxation. The subcommittee finished a long resolution draft for the convention, naming candidates and endorsing direct election of U.S. senators.
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Winona Park to Christen Largest Indiana Steamer City of Warsaw
Winona Lake Ind June 28 The Winona assembly park will christen Indiana’s largest inland steamer next Monday a 500 passenger double decker named City of Warsaw Miss Helen Hackett will break a bottle of Winona water over the bow Governor Hanly will witness the ceremony The decennial Winona movement marks the day with music festivals and many Park activities including fishing bathing and bowling The Buckeye Editorial association and Western Writers’ Program announce meetings at Winona July 10 14 and photographers’ association convention program is released
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Great Blood Remedy Testimony From Greensburg Patient
James Curran of Greensburg Pa testifies that S S S cured his contagious blood poison after severe rheumatism weight loss sore throat eruptions and skin sores. He claims the tonic eliminates the virus when taken as directed and offers 1000 for proof it is not entirely vegetable. The letter references painful groin swellings and facial hair loss as symptoms and markets the product as mercury and mineral free.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey hailed as health tonic
An endorsement from Elias Hartz of Reading Pa as the goosebone prophet promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicine for strength, sleep, and longevity. The ad warns buyers to demand genuine Duffy's, notes sealed bottles only, and lists 31.00 per bottle with a medical booklet offered postpaid.
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Dr Squires Weds Maggie Snyder in Chirbusco Marriage
Special to the Journal-Gazette. At noon in Chirbusco, Dr J W Squires of Chirubusco and Miss Maggie Snyder of St Johns were married at the bride’s parents home in the presence of close friends. A dinner followed, then the couple went to their Chirubusco home. Squires is a prominent Whitley County physician. the bride is educated, a conservatory graduate, and a skilled musician.
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Wash Goods At Wayneday Goods Co
The hot weather and the low prices draw big trade this week as Wash goods stock sells well. A cooperative move is planned in Portland on June 24, a magnitudinous experiment in this state under the Co operative Christian Federation with capital of 50 million dollars. It aims to buy and sell and to build railroads operate factories mills and dairies in Oregon.
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Corner stone of Masonic Temple laid at South Bend
South Bend June 28 Masonic orders of northern Indiana and southern Michigan were put in force as the cornerstone of a new temple was laid, marking a ceremonial start to the project.
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