Durbin Leads in Eighth District Convention Amid Tariff Debate
Voters and old guard Republicans in Madison and surrounding counties rally behind Colonel Durbin as he steers the eighth district convention. The body endorses Warner as nominee, pledges allegiance to municipal protection, and weighs Beveridge plans amid factional split. Durbin temporary chair, Warner linked to Arthur Wy Bragg firm, town and county figures noted in the record.
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Tarbanuel Durbin
Bly County
Madison
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Watts
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Senator Stemsaway
James Bo
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Whith
Heveridge
Buebin
Puchin
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Frank Snyder
Portia
Verlanner
Provident
Indiana
Wa Fon Friction Corpo
Warner
Conony
Delaaware County
Removal Notice for Dr Herrington Office Move
Dr. R. Herrington will move his office from 1436 Wells Street to the new Hazzard flat at 1137 Walls Street on September 6. The move affects patients and scheduling as of the effective date.
Rate Hearing Begins in Washington on Freight Rates
Hearing on freight rate increases begins September 7 in New York City at the Board of Trade and Transportation Building. Judge George N. Brown will preside as chief examiner for the commission.
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Interstats
Chiawestion Territory
Board of Trade and
Tasaporteton Huilding
Larénaway
New York City
George N. Brown
Comminsson
McGonagle Resigns From Deputy Post In Muncie
Washington reports that Chartea A. McGonagle, deputy petito Mes department, has resigned to go home to Muncie. He was appointed in 1905.
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Municipal Lighting Plant Sale Sought by City Group
A city meeting discussed offering the municipal lighting plant for sale to secure commercial service. The initiative, framed by local business interests, aims to obtain a partner with day to day plant operations and support.
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Cleus Atéle
Innvite Company
Coal Dealers Raise Price For Winter Coal
Coal dealers yesterday announced higher prices for winter coal with a 87.00 per ton base rate and a ten cent advance on the bin price. Soft coal quotes ranged from 5 to 6 dollars, while summer rates were 4.00 to 5.50. Market trends suggest possible further increases, though no immediate changes are guaranteed. District boundaries and officer transfers at the local station accompany the price report.
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Court of Honor Elected Officers For Coming Year
At its Wet meeting the Columbian Court of Honor No. 24% elected officers for the coming year. Charles Sunderland chancellor Mrs Josephine Kitna vice chancellor William T Brennan treasurer Myra William T Brennan chaplain C E Eytenburg conductor V Chandler sentinel Mrs Kilna Eytenburg pianist and A F Rabbe director.
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Charles Sunderland
Josephine Kitna
William F T. Brennan
Myra
William T. Brenna
C. E Eytenburg
V. Chandler
Sentinel
Kilna Eytenburg
Plsaist
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Hin Man Co. Outlet for Robes and Underwear
The Hin man Co. offers robes and underwear at 608 Calhoun St. Readable text shows a local shop address and product focus with potential catalog listings.
Changes in Police Districts Announced by Chief Elliott
Chief Elliott announced changes in police districts yesterday. Officer Coeg Jess will replace Officer James Smith on night duty in district No 1. Officer Spillner moves to replace Officer Paul in district No 1, with Officer Paul reassigned elsewhere.
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Coeg Jess
James Smith
Ofieer Smith
Newark Officials Blamed for 1930 Lynching Riot
Licking County grand jury findings assign responsibility for a July 8 lynching in Newark to the mayor, sheriff, and police chief who resigned. Indictments total 58, with 21 riot charges and 21 first degree murder counts. Several named defendants listed. five remain at large. The report accuses local officials of failure to enforce order and of bowing to a lawless element.
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Newark
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Edward Woolard
Weldon Denny
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Mantelia Watha
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Ham ‘Sel
Elmer Leary
Teabert Slevek
Edgar Gweng
Joseph Busts
Louis Rubiti
Quincy Sutley
Mulligan
James Richardson
Paul Wulverton
Tom Valeri
Art. Davart
Bolton
Lis
Price
Iigel
Hinman Co. Ad Promises Savings On New Suits And More
An advertisement from The Hinman Co. at 608 Calhoun St. touts new suits skirts petticoats and jackets with a promise to save customers money. The ad repeats and includes firm contact details and a coupon-like offer.
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City News Highlights Reunion Plans and Local Changes
The Heller family reunion is set for Sunday at Sydney Park with Smalls from across the state expected to attend. Hospital news reports Carl Spuwalding of Blut ton died after surgery for appendicitis and a rapid recovery is hoped for, though he is in critical condition. Henry C. Heine leaves Monter, Rasengham & Co. to lease coal yards at Lafayette and Superior, planning new business. Charles W Kenlinger, once Fort Wine president, is linked to Canton banking and Rev. Kitean will serve as pastor at 117 East Creighton. he preaches Sunday morning and evening. Rev. A. J. Folsom’s family arrives from Martin, Otto. Folsom becomes Plymouth Congregational’s pastor and will begin duties soon. Mrs. John Robinson of Muncie recounts her tale of being sold into white slavery. authorities report ongoing investigations.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
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Spaulding
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Monter, Rasengham & Co
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Superior Streets
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Fort Wine
Ge Luue Barter & Sony
Canton
Repllayer
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Murtetin
Otto
Pulsam
Plymouth Congregational Church
Buck Tomas Disturbance Leads to Fine and Jail Time
Police report after a disturbance at a resort Wednesday results in Buck Tomas receiving a $25 fine and a 30 day sentence. Clira Sanders, who attacked him with a water pitcher, is fined $25. Louis Kilber, drunk and causing a scene, is fined $5 with costs. reimbursements to victims noted. A 20 year old, who attempted suicide by chloroform, is held for observation. A separate court appearance follows for a separate charge with a $35 fine and costs.
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Plans for New Water Supply and Funds
Mr Lennon of the board of public works proposes a plan to reserve at least 810400 annually from waterworks sinking funds to secure rights from northern lakes for a future water supply. A stronger long term source is deemed necessary despite the city’s ample well supply.
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