Bryan Sees Vindication of Democrats on Money Bill in West Virginia
William J. Bryan spoke to two huge indoor crowds in Parkerburg about the Aldrich bill and Democratic backing for more money. He arrived from Wheeling to an overflow meeting and contrasted past fears of silver flood with the bill's passage, arguing Chicago platform support is vindicated and printers are churning more currency.
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Clean Up South Bend Moves to Close Illicit Resorts
South Bend Indiana March 2 The city council adopted a resolution aimed at shutting down objectionable establishments. The measure targets roulette wheels slot machines gambling dens pool rooms wine rooms and houses of prostitution. The move, backed by business leaders, seeks enforcement of penalties and to curb further violations.
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Toledo Lumber Barons Face Resentencing Under New Rule
In Toledo on March 2 the circuit court affirmed a lower court ruling that prominent local lumbermen receive county jail time rather than workhouse confinement under the wagon-trust laws. The group, led by Marcus Verbour and Rowland Bilary, includes executives from Vertour & Starr, Campbell companies, Kelsey & Freeman, East Side Lumber, Buckeye Lumber, Western Manufacturing, Davitt and Trottter, and Washburn & Hares, among others. Attorneys seek a route to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Hirami L. Welsey
George L. Freeman
Kelsey & Freeman
Reuben Kimball
East Side Lumbermpany
Clarence H. Pacl Scoreta
Buckeye Lumber and P Manufacturing Company
John H. Puck
Western Manufcturing Company
Howard M. Smith
W. H. H. Smith Lumber Company
David Crozier
Davitt
Albert Trotter
Frederick B. Witker
William P. Witker
Portland youth killed by live wire at foundry plant
In Portland Indiana nineteen year old Charles Coulson died today at the Portland Foundry and Machine company plant when he touched an incandescent light fixture during a severe wind storm that hit several hours earlier. The coroner ruled the death accidental.
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More Deaths Reported in Steusen County
Kist News Bureau reports multiple deaths in Steusen County: Mrs Tray McLean of Salem township died after months of illness from consumption. Horace Lyons, farmer near Ray, aged sixty nine, died at home. A widowed survivor and an adopted daughter remain. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Roy Tower near Fint died Thursday and was buried Saturday. Virgil Cling's infant wife of this city died this morning.
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Tray McLean
Salem Township
Horace Lyons
Virgil Cling
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