Ballot Totals Highlight Clark and Wilson Lead in Vote
Readable county by county tabulation shows Clark and Wilson ahead on many ballots with Underwood also reaching notable totals. Final tallies reflect multiple ballots across states including Alabama Arizona Florida and Texas with Clark leading overall.
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Alabama
Underwood
Arizona
Clark
Wilson
Arkynsas—Clark
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Chirk
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Wado—Chark
Tirols—Chark
Indiana
Marshall
Town
Kansan
Kentucky
Louisiana
Wilead
Mutne—Wilsoo
Juryland—Clark
Massachusetts
schigan—Wilson
Minatasippi—Underwood
Mirwouri—Clark
Montana Clarke
Nebraska
Névada-Clark
New ‘Hampelire
Axlcomeark
New Yeneen
North Susser
North
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Vuluit
Tanneskeam Underwood
Bie
Chuck
Texas
Wiah
Vermont
Alilson
Washington
West Virginia
Clack
Bryan
Death comes suddenly to Corunna's Mary Topping
Mary Topping 48 widow of James died suddenly in Corunna Ind after a long life in town. Survived by daughters Alice Hall and May Stomns and a number of grandchildren. Funeral at Corunna United Brethren Church followed by burial in Corunna Cemetery.
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Corunna
Ind
Mary Topping
CIA
Mes
Alce Hall
Mya
Hart dies after appendectomy in Lagakanon district
Atert Hart, 48, died this morning following an appendectomy performed yesterday at a hospital west of Lagakanon. He is survived by two brothers, Sohn I. and Tomy Hart, and a sister Mrs. TD Caldwell. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday afternoon.
Brockmeyer Finds Himself Locked In Door Window Exit
Ed Brockmeyer a merchant watchman found himself trapped Saturday morning after helping close a saloon door. He and Officer Brennan sought a plan to lock the front, Brockmeyer entered the rear and found the doors locked and a seven foot window to crawl out. Brennan was humorously accused of locking him in.
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Wiieh
Alts
Ed Brockmeyer
Brockmeyer
Officer Brennan
East Mann Street
McKay Saloon
Brennan
Brockemeyer
Btockmeyer
Playgrounds to Open in Evenings for Public Use
Playgrounds will be opened to the public during evenings at Gulchin Wagenhal’s and Bowser grounds. Attendance since spring totals 3,986 with Gulchin 1,892 Wagenhal’s 1,164 and Bowser 930. New equipment, card games and activities will be added this week and part of the grounds will be used for a dedication ceremony on July 4. Teachers will supervise the grounds.
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Bowser
Pregent Bene
Gulchin
Wagenhal
Anita Pyssies
Funeral of Marcus Cowan of LaGrange
The funeral for Marcus Cowan, longtime resident and building mover of LaGrange, was held at Maints noma with Rev J M Webber officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Cowan died at home after a long illness, aged about 73. He was among the county’s oldest residents, with seventy five years in the area and a notable prior career in Lagtinga.
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Lagrange Inn
Marcus Cowan
Maints Noma
van Buran Strout
J. M. Webber
Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Cowan
Nia County
Lagtinga
Tie
Elghty
Dinner Guests Record Sleep Talk From Hushed Kitchen
A guest notices a phonograph beside the bed recording a husband’s sleepy remarks as his wife hosts an informal dinner. The hoat eps recounts a simple menu including guinea breast, asparagus, artichokes, strawberries, and other incidentals, while the guest quips about a planned special meal in advance.
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Henpeck
Apkil
Benpeck
Glalt
Aba
Startling Expose on Deed and Halting Grace
A garbled cry of scandal targets a family deed as the speaker alleges hidden grievances and a public display of wealth. The language shifts wildly through names and phrases, suggesting a domestic dispute or social critique with hints of pride and shame.
Twenty Six Ballots Fail to Nominate at Democratic Convention
The Democratic convention endured a prolonged deadlock with twenty eight ballots cast without a nomination. Clark, Wilson, Foss, Harmon and other candidates remained deadlocked as Stone proposed dropping the lowest vote-getter after each ballot, while Massachusetts shifted support to Foss and regional tensions shaped the long evening session.
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Stone
Senator Stent
Missouri
Harmon
Ohio
Chirie
Wilson
Massachusetts
Clark
Mtts
James
John Roach Straton
Baltimora
Fnally
Tiway
Foss
Massachuasetto
Onin
New York
Charles F. Shurphy
Tahoe
Bryan
Clay
Juround
Lit
Wilon
Nogia
Towa
Towang
Cheo Fair
Senator Stone
Burleson
Texas
Clerk
Mayer Witagerald
Boston
Segura
Fitzgerald
William Sulzer
Tig
Cork
Clark and
Helt
Harman
Wile Row
Vermont
Unrerwood
Marshall
Clare
Underwood
Weather summary for central plains and Mississippi Valley
The high pressure over the southeast moved east with cooler air and light showers in parts of the lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Central Mississippi and Arkansas valleys stay warm with generally fair conditions, while the Rocky Mountains and northern plains see cooler, unsettled weather. Local forecast for Fort Wayne and vicinity calls for little change in temperature with a mainly clear to partly cloudy pattern and light winds.
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Noutheast
Masauri
Biasaipp
Mistiastppi
Olio Valieyn
Inka Roxtan
Atlantia
New England
Misalanippi
Oblo Velleyn
Rocky Mauntain
Gormal
Rocky Mountain
Palmer
Monay
Loosl
Ballot count details shake Nebraskan delegate race results
The report tracks a lengthy ballot sequence with names Clark Wilson Underwood Wass Marshall Harmon Byat James and others. Clark leads the twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth rounds with 460 votes while Wilson trails at 405. Harmon and Byat barely register with single and near zero totals.
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Chirk
Wilson
Underwood
Harmon
Foss
Marshall
Bryan
Ty James
Burleson
Nebraska
James
Fiso
Uma
Clark
Wass
Byat
Ohio
Shields Brother as Michigan Delegate in Marshall Vote
J T Shields of Shields Clothing questions his brother E C Shields of Howell Michigan as the Michigan delegate who voted for Marshall on a few ballots. Nineteen applicants took civil service exams yesterday in the oval federal building for rural carrier positions. Examinations for clerk and carrier posts scheduled for November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Shields
Shields’ Clothene Company
Hia Brother
E. C. Shields
Howell
Michigan
Foster Park fireworks fund oversubscribed says official
Mr N Guidtin announced the Foster Park display oversubscribed with $530 in hand for a $400 fund. Ten committee members refused extra money and reserve the right to send subscriptions to HOO. Subscriptions mostly came from middle class businessmen and manufacturers amid a thriving celebration. Committee includes Rahe t, Ackerman, Fleming, Fletcher, Griffin, Gud Bannal Muthalland, och, Thieme, and Wilding. Crushed strawberry ice cream promoted at Geller's and branch at 212 W Berry St.
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N. Guidtin
Foster Park
Hoo
Frank J. Rahe T
Abe Ackerman
Stephen B. Fleming
Harry Fletcher
William M. Griffin
Olaf N. Gud Bannal
Muthalland
Charles Moch
Theodore F. Thieme
Chare Wilding
When the when the verse returns in Riley parody
A playful, fractured meditation on repeating the refrain when the when the verse is written. The text riffs on seasonal imagery and the sound of poetry, invoking poets, rhythm, and parody while pondering the device of the familiar line.
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Alalumna
Angona
Arkansis
Juilifurnl
Wonneuticut Chu
G. Wilson
Vanderwoorts Georgy—Underwood
Idgho—Clasé
Tinois—Clark
Tadlann—Marshall
Kansas
Louisisina
Ue Clark
Maine
Wsan
Clit
Maryland
Migehgan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Webraska
Nevada
New
New = Hampshire+Clark, Wil' Clark
Von
New Jersey
New Mexico
Lark
North Carolina
Worth Dakotaz
Ohie—Clack
Fossey Wilson
Wison
Oregon
TL Clark
South
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Perry Rice-Wilson
Virginia
Fess
Bevan
Sul
Marchal So
Kern
Carle
Tota
Marshall Jiu
Ab Merit
Pbrteenth
Wson
Underred
Salmon
Brysp
Harnton
Toss
Broad
Total
Claris
Bis
Hartaun
Mershall
Beran
Withany Bears
Marshall Kern
Totel
Understood
Ker
Gaynor
Toll
Wilton
Wilnan
Aftrony
Clark Sz Wilson
Arkthmas
Delaware-Wilson
New Terroy—Wilson
Mexico
Narth Carollnas—Wiyon
Unterwand
North Dakota
Ohio—Aviyon
Warman
Okishama
Orexon—Whtaon
Clavie
le Pennavivnnix
wWitaon
Rhode Teland
Ohieke
Sciienn
South Dakota
Wisen
Vermersee
Texa
Avilsion
Utah
Fons
Vireini
Lari
Wrahinetan
Weat
Oark
Witconsing
Cheri
Wroming—Clart
Madken—Cinet
Tinderwind
Serr Rence
awal—Chiik
Wihison
Unidermood
Porto Alet
Wal Wilhem
Ate
Yale
Chart
Tinderwood
Tasman
Marstall
Was
Atwoma—Underwood
Arkansas
Calta
Deaware—Wilson
Worida—Underwood
Wilean
Pet Bampsile—Clark
Mentoclan
Clas
North Garang Avion
North Gakety
Whig
Clar Wilson
Watrman
Slahoma
Jeson
Thodealand-Clark
wWilson
Tonnewwee
Mik
Lkderwood
PexiamWilson
Nermont
Mirginia
Weal Virginia
Clari
Wixecousin
Senne Ee Healasky
Muwall
Thundervear
Porto Rico
Ballet
Undersood
Jon
Hich
OnBa
Ory
BryUdy
J. S&s Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis L.moore
Idv
Samar
Patterson-Fletcher CO
M. Cowan
Slater
Pahson
Grone
Benular Stone
United Sragis Whatner Bureau
Jung
Fort Wayne
Suman
Yesterdany
Ihe
Nage
Paler
City News
Foster Park Fireworks Fund
Geller’s
W. Berry St
Onigoka Vr
Wilbur D.nesbit
Riley
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