Venus Passes Sun Observed At Naval Observatory
Washington June 25 observers at the United States Naval Observatory witnessed a sunny solar eclipse with Venus passing between Earth and the Sun. The event proceeded close to schedule, though cloud cover affected the second contact. seven photographs captured the sun and three large sunspot groups.
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Washington
United States
Socom
Dltennt Observatory
George H. Potters
Naval Alservitory
Venus
Peters
Indiana Campaign Outlook and Congressional Nominations
Indiana voters brace for a muted state race with tariff revision as a shared issue. Thomas R. Marshall is favored by Democrats, while Republicans back Watson, as congressional contests intensify across districts. Nominations include Foster, Chaney, Cullop, and Adair, with battles in First, Second, Fifth, Eighth, and Eleventh districts shaping the fall.
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Thomas KR. Marshall
Watson
Matlatin
Indiana
Jo Overstreet
Nathea B.hawking
C. B. Sandia
B.D. Deumptcher
Dr. C. A Gaol
W. Miller
Cullop
WE. Cox
Lincoln
Dixon
William Moss
H. ‘Kuhn
Sevtatn
Charles Korbly
Martin Mocrson
George W. Rauch
Tn Cline
Dlehth
Temperanea Vietment
W. A. Cullop
Chaney
Howard Maxwell
Temblican
Congressreay
Adair
Roosevelt
Hawkins
Jay Couaix
Tivelith
Thomas R. Marshall Lves
Cyrus
Cine
Cline
Tair Tore
Tym
Charles H. Good
Frederick Landa Jato Private Tife
Vacation as a Good Investment in Rail Excursions
The Pennsylvania Railroad endorses vacations as profitable for workers and the company. A test case shows improved efficiency after a fishing trip, with officials noting enhanced energy and relations between employers and employees. The upcoming excursion to Oklahoma City departs at 2:15, 7:40, and 7:45 AM with bands, echoing the era's view that leisure boosts productivity and morale.
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Pennsylvania
Bow
Ciil
Homa City
Pennsylvanie
Nelals
Packard
Roembke
Fourth of July at a Northeastern Lake Draws Crowds
The northeastern state lake area, especially Take Juien, is expected to attract the largest Fourth of July crowds. Preparations are underway for festive activities with fireworks and amusement at the resort. Some high school boys rented cottages for the day and will bring firework displays to the celebration. Excursion rates to the lakes are offered and roads advertise other points of interest to lure visitors.
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Snall Lake
Juien
Tely Ines
Pennsylvania Railroad Plants A Young Forest
The Pennsylvania railroad forestry department reports a 425000 tree forestry planting for this year, bringing total planted to 2426000 trees. Seedlings, acorns, and conifer seeds were sown at Morrinville across the Delaware from Trenton, with 300000 seedlings already planted on company land. Ornamental trees and shrubs are being propagated to enhance station grounds and rights of way.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Forestry Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ly the ‘Company
Morrinville
Pai
Delaware River
Trentton
Railroads to charge for freight improperly cased
By reason of losses suffered by both railroads and shippers due to improper and insecure packing of freight the 416 lines reveal a case involving charges for freight handled with inadequate packing.
Fort Wayne Oil promotes Childs Fire Extinguishers
Fort Wayne Oil and Supply Co sole agents offer Childs Fire Extinguishers promotion as a way to reduce insurance rates for customers.
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Fort Wayne Oil& Supply Co
Sunday Excursion Business Draws Large Crowds
The Rome City crowd led the day with about a thousand travelers. Lake Shore line carried roughly five hundred to the lakes and thirty to Cincinnati. Webash reported over a hundred from Toledo and a sizable city turnout on regular Sunday rates.
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Rome City
Lake Shore
Cincinnati
Toledo
Nickel Plate official visits Fort Wayne en route to Buffalo
W P Watterson superintendent of the Nickel Plate eastern division was in Fort Wayne Saturday and Sunday on company business and to visit friends. Former local resident and former trainmaster Waterson left for Buffalo, bound for headquarters, on No 2 last night.
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W. P. Watterson
The
Nickel Plate
Fort Wayne
Mr. Watterson
Buffalo
Industrial Notes from the Warbash and Nickel Plate figures
Yard Clerk Harry Frost of the War bash returns from Huntington visiting relatives. Nickel Plate freight agent E. Allison comes back from Willvale, Ind. LT. Triffis rate clerk returns from Mentone. C. Winter Cleveland and Lake Erie agent at Continental visits brother-in-law N. N. Garham, Nickel Plate west yards operator. Nickel Plate runs a special coach for National Educational Association convention in Cleveland, amid offer and pricing advantages.
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Warbash
Huntington
H. E. Allison
Nickel Plate
Willvale
Ind
LT. Triffis
Mentone
C. Winter
Cleveland
Lake Flenigan
Continental
Im-law
N.N. Garham
Nickel Plate West Yards
National Educational Association
Western league leads as central race tightens
The article notes western clubs atop the American league standings while eastern teams trail. Curt Elston, ex-Lancaster player now with the locals, faces uncertain future as he eyes major league value. Central league action stays close with Dayton and Wheeling contending and Fort Wayne slipping. Champ Osteen’s slump and rebound are highlighted alongside pitching ace's reliability for Hughey. Zanesville strengthens under Marty Hogan as he pushes for upper division with Howan guiding performances.
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Lancaster’ Clu
Cubs
Varnell
Dayton
Pac
Droy
Fort Wayne
Bin
Hughey
Jennings
Hall
Champ Osteen
Npw
Tom Fleming
Champ
McDermott
Marty Hogan
Zanesville Club
Marty
Howan
Free Art Gems Offer Draws Readers to Soap Promotion
Readers are invited to obtain five Easy Task soap wrappers with a penny stamp to receive a handsome framed picture by return mail. The ad promises free art sheets to enhance home attractiveness and appeals to Warne ladies to participate.
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Refusn Mall
Barns Destroyed by Fire In Rockhill Area
A Sunday afternoon blaze destroyed several barns between Rockhill and Union streets in the 1300 block. The fire started possibly by children playing with matches at 1303 Rockhill, spreading quickly in dry structures. Barns on both sides sustained heavy damage with minimal hay inside. owners listed include William G Beck 1393 Rockhill, Mrs Rathore Beck 1317 Rockhill, Christina Selge 1317 Rockhill, and others with reported losses.
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Rockhill
Union Streets
William G. Beck
Rockhill Street
Rathore C. Beck
Rockail Street
Christina Selge
Sonn Biker
Union Street
Fred Vesbrenbenes
Unson Street
Bara
Roosevelt Family Attends Christ Church Service
The Roosevelt family goes to Christ Church with President Roosevelt and children in the morning service presided by Bishop Burgers on Dank Island. The rest of the day is spent at home aboard the yacht Sylph with Helene Fitaluch.
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Rovervelt Mi Veil
Christ Church
Bishop Burgers
Dank Island
Ecalier
Helene Fitaluch
Man Arrested Over Stock Market Play
Robert Ohnmeiss, a Marine Trust Company employee, was arrested today for alleged involvement in stock market manipulation. He reportedly confessed to playing the market and losing about 24,080 dollars, saying he became hopelessly entangled in the scheme.
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Atlantic Cite
Dane
Robert Ohnmeiss
The
Marine Trust Company
Toetay
Jie
Mexican Army After Rebels Rumors of Capture at Matamoros
El Paso reports 1500 troops arriving as reinforcements to Matamoros garrison amid rebel rumors. American civilians flee. clashes and belated dispatches follow. Juarez and El Paso sources note Mexican forces beleaguered, with US authorities watching for violations of neutrality.
Mexican rumors of invasion declared absurd by officials
A listing of cautious dispatches from the Associated Press describes officials denying rumors of Mexican revolutionary forces advancing into northern United States border towns. The reports say Torreon is calm, Wiescu and Las Vacas raiders were routed, and no railroad damage has occurred on the Mexican Central line or elsewhere.
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United States
Mexico
Vievoa
Torrean
Associated Press
Wiescu
Las Vacas
Coahuila
Ines
Gy. Hudson
Anyong
Found Sum of Money at Greek J Candy Kitchen
A sum of money was found at the Greek J Candy Kitchen. The owner may claim by furnishing proofs of ownership and description of the money.
Judge Anderson Sustains Big Verdict in Glass Co Case
Attorney John Bezemin was notified by Novle C Butler clerk of the federal court for Indiana that Judge Anderson overruled the motion for a new trial in Wineh vs Pittsburg Plate Glass. The federal court in Ithia city awarded Wineh $9,720 for injuries at the defendant's Kokomo mill. Dir Eypemac was the plaintiff's agent.
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Novle C. Butler
Transpalis
Dereral Court
Indiana
Anderson
Wineh
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Ithia City
Winch
Glass Company
Coupons
Kokomo
Dir Eypemac
Pleining
Agtornes
Goodwin chases Goodrich in Europe again
London dispatch reports Nat Goodwin rushing to the Savoy hotel with a clean shirt after learning Miss Eana Goodrich returned to London. He hunted for her and George Weedon, denying desire to see her again, while past intrigue with a vaudeville actress is noted.
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London
Nat Goodwin
Eana Goodrich
Chase
Mss
Good Enough Kennels Sells Lady's Dan to Tenn Buyer
Good Enough Kennels sells Lady's Dan to Br. M C Gan of Harriman Tennessee for around $1000. The dog is noted as one of the county’s most beautiful and a stage winner with Derby prospects. Kennels owner Ben Ankenbrick and Emerick bros say the pup will be trained by the pair and is expected to fill a large niche in the city’s racing and show circuits.
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Br. mC. Gan
Harriman
Tenn
Ben Ankenbrick
Emerick Bros
Levere
Tore Wiesal
Messie
Ben Ankenhruel
A. G. Emrick
Tan
Okuw
Whitestone
Jin Fehl
Prince Whitelstone
Ohi
Mie
Pive
Count Girlelong
Nea
I State Letter Carriers to Meet at Kokomo
Istate letter carriers plan a Kokomo meeting with preparations under way for a small entertainment event. The fragment references a national assembly and a tentative timetable, but the details are unclear and portions are unreadable.
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Istate
Kokomo
Novelty Abroad London Exhibition Arm Mechanism
Londres June 18 report describes a giant arm exhibit at a British exhibition where two enormous arms are linked by cog wheels. When one arm lowers its weight raises the other, allowing movement with little input power, exciting the public and engineers alike.
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London
Ing
Wife Wins Absolute Divorce in Goshen Court
Harriet B. Snell was granted an absolute divorce from T. T. Snell on grounds of cruelty and inhuman treatment. Judge Dodge awarded her $30,000 in bank shares and monthly life payments of $126 if she remains single, plus household goods valued at $16,000. She sought $200,000 alimony. The case included testimony about neglect, affair rumors, and disputes over social conduct and travel.
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Spell
Eiihart
Europe
Snell
Galifornia
Gamplains
Lhart
Talters
New York
Wilk
St. Joseph Valles
Taikhart
Weymaine
UNS
Indiana in Denver Pushes Kern Bid in Ticket Row
National Chairman Thomas Taggart urges Indiana support or risk losing the state to the Republicans in November. He backs John W. Kern with mentions of Representative Benjamin Fyfe and other Indiana candidates. Jerry G. Sullivan opens Iowa bid for vice presidential slot. M G Wade guides the campaign. Wayne promotes Aqua Pura water with a 5 gallon bottle for 25 cents.
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Indiana
Thomas Taggart
John W. Kern
Benjamin Fy
Denver
Sullivan
Jerry G. Sullivan
Jows
Gov Union
Iowa
Wis
Dudge M. G. Wade
Judge Powers Receives Stock of Fish
Bist News Bureau reports Judge A Powers of Wis City received about 3,000 fish from the government. The fish were planted in Wich Creek and its tributaries. Powers planned to allocate the stock to the local area as arranged with the receiving party and promised to store some for others to collect.
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Bist
Gola
Tnt
A. Powers
Wis
Wich
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