Bryan May Force Issue In Campaign Publicity Law
WASHINGTON May 21 William J Bryan urges a united push for a campaign contribution publicity law before congressional adjournment. Republicans fear a revived drive after apparent efforts to bury the bill. Letters from Senator Burrows and Secretary Tate stir intrigue about private influence and public campaigning, as party leaders weigh public funding limits and political timing.
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Washington
Wiliam J. Bryen
House
Sanatory
Tate
Chaurman Burrows
Uhey
Bryan
Unsound Currency Bill Sparks Republican Rift in House
Washington May 37 News reports the House adopted the conference report on the currency bill 106 to 140 with insurgent Republicans opposing. Vreeeland and Aldrich provisions drive fierce party dispute as minority leaders denounce the measure as harmful and undemocratic while urging a stronger constructive stance for the Republican Party. The debate featured criticism of the Aldrich plan and calls for a decisive, credible emergency currency solution. (Continued on Page 5, Column 2)
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Washington
Damactate
St. Yourtson
Veeeland
New York
Suap
Riley
Agrea
Woo Joos
House
Vrogland Bald
Puja
Touisiana
Republicdnister
Mr. Glass
Virginia
Vroeland
Mayer
Logie
Williams
Senate
Svliams
Burton
Republican Party
Wajinme
Breaker Caunen
Little boy has miraculous escape from streetcar
Johnny Roberts, son of A V Roberts of 021 Calhoun Street Had a miraculous escape after slipping on a wet pavement and being knocked about by a west bound Main Street car He fell onto the boxing of the first car and was thrown to the rail before escaping The second truck struck him on the head leaving a gash He got up, walked home and the injuries are thought to be trivial.
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Johnny Roberts
A.V. Roberts
Calhoun Street
Journal
Denver Democratic Convention Bars Alcohol Sales
Denver officials ban alcohol sales inside the convention auditorium during the national Democratic convention. The committee rejected a proposed concession by several catering firms and decided not to seek revenue from concessions during the session. Nonalcoholic refreshment stands will be allowed near the venue, with a temporary water stand mentioned, while the nearest saloon sits a block away.
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Denver
Col
Committee On
Knights Templars to Honor Their Dead at Lindenwood Cemetery
The Knights Templar plan a tribute at Lindenwood Cemetery with ceremonies, flowers, and a sermon by Rev. G. W. Averill. The event includes a procession to graves of deceased members and a benediction by the church clergy.
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Knights Templars
Knichts Templars
Lindenwood Cemetery
Knichts
Devouzeg
Fiotvers
G. W. Averill
Rals Episcopal Church
Purdue Alumni Banquet and Dance Highlights College Spirit
The second annual Purdue Alumni banquet and dance at Musquesa dancing academy drew about fifty attendees, half of them women. J J Ritter served as master of ceremonies with tributes to the alumni, reminiscences by Ronald Dawson, athletics remarks by Will A Johns, and a Purdue yell finale before Shover's orchestra provided music for the evening.
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Purdue Alumni Association of
Fork Wayne
Musquesa Dancing Academy
Academy
Dan Clemens
Cavera
J. J. Ritter
Toysta
Alumni Association
Te D. Nordstruts
Ronald Dawson
Purdue
George Ade
John T. McCutcheon
Will A. Johns
Shover
F. H. Gods
C. —. Miles
V. OL Nussbaun
Mrs John Schuler Dies At Age eighty four
Mrs John Schuler a well known resident of Pleasant township died at her home on Monday at the advanced age of eighty four. Born in Germany she came to America at thirteen and settled in Williamsport before moving to Pleasant township. Surviving are children Theodore Henry Catherine and three daughters in law. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at Sheldon at the Catholic church.
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John Schuler
Pleasant Township
Monday Avenue
Ars. Schuler
Germany
America
Williamsport
St Aloysius Catholic Church
Sheldon
Theodore
Henry Schuler
Catherine Schuler
Matthew Connors
Paul Kinder
George W. Staub
Churca
Bryan Campaign Tracks Lone Candidacy in Texas
Fragmentary text indicates a Bryan related political caption with references to Texas and convention themes. The readable items mention Bryan, Democratic state context, and platform like features. No clear incident, date, or full names beyond Bryan.
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Seat Worth
Tex
Lahore Rae Tae
Wilkin J. Bryan
Bry
Wiebke Father Collapses In Heat Near Hof Braw
Seventy year old Mr. Bente Wiebke, father of Harry A Wiebke, fainted while walking past the Hof Braw restaurant. A physician attended, restoratives given, and he was moved to a carriage for home. He had lingered in Beshenith but wanted to see his son. He recovered somewhat but remains advised rest in bed for some time.
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Bente Wiebke
Harry A.” Wiebke
Wiebke
Henge
Me Wiebke
Beshenith
Hs Son
Ford
Tie
Els
Roma
Aie
North Carolina Prohibition Wins State Vote By Wide Margin
Raleigh reports North Carolina voted for prohibition by an estimated 40,000 to 42,900, with 78 of 98 counties carried. Anti-prohibition won in 20 counties by about 3,600. Total state turnout about 173,000. Wake County shows mixed results with four precincts missing. Prohibition rules set no liquor manufacture or sale after January 1, 1903.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Prohibition
Wake County
Wilmington
Dorsary
Tornado Tears Through Wichita Killing Ten and Wrecking Crops
A Wichita bulletin reports ten dead twelve injured and vast crop losses from a tornado. Police pursue a prowler on East Berry Street identified as a young intoxicated man who was subdued and sent to his lodgings. Sergeant Tappert was killed while investigating the suspect.
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Wichita
Kas
Sergeant Tappert
East Berry Street
Weather Outlook for Ohio and Great Lakes Region
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for showers and cooler conditions in Ohio and Michigan and Indiana, with Friday turning fair. Winds shift from southerly to fresh north breezes. Wednesday’s weather featured similar cool, showery patterns across the region.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Mines
Typographical Errors in Mayor Hoseys Message Distort Water Dept Report
The mayoral annual message contains errors in a waterworks section and in tax figures. It notes a deficit in the department under the present administration and cites incorrect receipts. An error also misstates the basis of the tax levy leading to misunderstandings in the merger text.
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Wiliam Z. Hosey
Cerak Chacke
Pioneer Wowian Rodenbeck Dies at 76 in Allan County
German born immigrant Wilhelmina Rodenbeck widow of Henry Rodenbeck died at her son Frederick’s home in Adona township Southeast of the city after five weeks illness. She came to America in 1854, married in 1880, and helped clear the old homestead. Survived by children Fred Schaper August Wasling Henry Rodenbeck William Werling and many grandchildren. Funeral planned Sunday at Martin Church with Rev Stock officiating.
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Mya
Wilhelmina Rodenbeck
Henry Rodenbeck
Frederick
Adama Township
Rodenbeck
I Bierde
Krely
Minden
Germany
America
Fort Wayne
Ali¢A
Martinee Church
Adnimts
Cirelo
Aiud
Bhela
Fred Schaper
August Wasling
Fred Radenbeck
Adexs
William Werling
Gar Crevi
Henry Radenbeck
South Africa
Stock
Friends
Ossian Fire Losses Totals Thirty-Five Thousand Dollars
A May 37 dispatch lists fire losses in Ossian Indiana with total losses around 35 000 dollars and about 17 500 dollars insured. Properties include Fred Sharpe hardware store Vi M Hatfield brick building music store and wool house Rector Bros general store J H Keefer Ossian News Charles Carpenter business college Mrs Margaret Mount Weeley Crummitt John Woolward Lu Wilson George Shepherd B D Johnson and related dwellings with varying insurance coverage.
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Journal-Gasette
Ossian
Ind
Myr J. H Koorr Fer
Caslun News
Fort Wayne
Fred Sharpe
Losa
M. Hatfield
Rector Bros. General Store
J. H. Keefer
Ossian Newa
Charles Carpenter
Business College
Hoss
Margaret Mount
Weeley Crummitt
John Woolward
Lu Wilson
Avery
George Shepherd
B.D. Johnson
Mr. Shepherd
Marshall to speak at Indiana University
Indiana university commencement plans announced for June 19 to 19 with Thomas R. Marshall delivering the principal address. Notables include John Fanceheney librarian, Isadore Kahn speaker, and Clifton Williams class orator. Alumni events, prize announcements, and a library dedication are scheduled with a Lincoln Dixon reunion and a republican meeting.
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Bloomington
Ing
Indiana University
Mira
William Lows Brian
Hild
Enoch G Hogete
Thomas R. Marehall
Democratic ‘Canal
Isadore Kahn
Evansville
Clifton Tt. Williams
Richmond
Ltione
Jorse J. M. Lafoliette
Alumni Dar
Alm
Alumnii
Traildiaz
John Fanceheney
Lbrarian
Newberrybrary
Chicago
Jamey Watson
W. E. Stone
Pardue University
W. E. Fenkins
Wicrarian
Tiana University
Olneses
Festock
Tans
Tagelstant
Sore Lagrange
Father Mann
St Ch Church
Frank Wade
Joan B. Jones
Rome City
Gifts Break the Record Hopeful Report Presented at KC Assembly
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Kansas City heard a foreign missions report praising growth and self support across missions. In the year, 44 new missionaries were sent out, receipts totaled 1 214 241.61, with a deficit due to higher foreign demands. The board oversees 28 missions in Asia, Africa, and the Americas, 145 stations, 863 mile of roads, 9400 native workers and 85 407 communicants. Native churches show strong self funding in Laos and Korea, and Philippine churches welcomed about 2 100 new adult members. The assembly also debated a simplified intermediate catechism and a Bible endorsement proposal, ultimately tabling the latter by a narrow vote. Officers of the women's board of foreign missions were elected.
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Kansas City
Board of Foreign Missions
Cayem
Mition 10
Africa
China
India
Japan
Korea
Mexico
Ferain
Philippine
Einm
Laos
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Guatemala
Syria
United States
Philippine Islands
Atty Presbyterian
Shanghai
Presbyterian Church
Baptists
Congregationalists
James Bryce
Willem Hewart
Wiliam J. Bryan
Wu Tingfang
Committee On
General Assembly of the
United States of America
Women's Board of Foreign Missions
Plan for support of superannuated preachers adopted
The committee on temporal economy recommends a plan for adequate support of superannuated and deceased preachers and their heirs, with funds raised across the denomination and equitable administration. A conference board will be named with headquarters in Chicago. An amendment moved to the general constitution changes meeting cadence to the first week in May every four years. Continued on Page 4, Column 7.
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Committee of Temporal Economy
Methodist Eptenopal Church
Michalinrkions
Chicago
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