Indiana Republicans Split Over Governor Hanly's Move
News analysis portrays Indiana Republicans in turmoil as Governor Hanly pushes a special session. Party leaders berate him while publicly backing the move, calling critics weak and questioning the debt implications. The piece notes internal strife, fear of electoral defeat, and the tension between reform aims and party loyalty.
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Bry L. W. Henley
Indianapolis
Sebi
Hanly
Republican Party of
Indiana
Republican Party
Collmasder
Entez
Canta
Hamy
Fife
Henry
Lanvu
Boll Wether
Weather forecast and stray observations from a dusty day
The forecast lists fair and warm weather across the region with light variable winds and a shift to southerly winds by Monday night. Northern portions see warmer temperatures, while additional notes mention no rain and a traveler returning from the country with a dust-streaked face. Hourly thermometer readings follow.
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Washington
Sunt
Local option stance split among Indiana lawmakers
Indiana legislators respond on county local option. Durre and Koehne oppose, Parker and Pearson support, several Republicans noncommittal, Democrats mixed. quotes show varied positions across districts including Evansville, Marion, Fort Wayne, Elkhart, and Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Sept
the Star
Star
Durre
Evansville
Koehne
Marion
John W. Parks
Valparaiso
A. BR. Parker
Emj
Fort Wayne
Parker
Hie
Edgar M. Durra
Henry P. Pearson
E'sha A. Baker
Elkhart
House
Edward H. Moore
Connerville
T. G. Pierson van Spencer
Newton F. Watson
Columbia City
Wilbur A. Hays
Worthington
J. J. KinBray
Fairmount
E. Shall
H. M. Caylor
Noblesville
E. £. Iris
Oxford
C. M. Kimbrough
iMuneie
Thomas
Flimp
Washington
D. McCalum
Batesville
McClaskey
Rosene E
Kirkman
Richmond
Frei J
King
Wabash
William Marton
Greentown
H. G. Read
Tiptor
Rome
Stephenson
Rochester
L. K. Babcock
Hep
Topekas
Dan C. Reed
Dem
Altica
Nathan
Wawkins
Portland
Kehne
Culver
Lieb
Rockport
Brown
Tacal Optiun
2000 000 Made Idle By Panic Says Gompers Labor Day
Liberty of Press New York Sept 6 The labor movement faced 2 million idle workers since last Labor Day due to panic stirred by financial leaders. Gompers criticizes Supreme Court rulings on trusts and injunctions, warns of ongoing economic hardship and risks for the coming winter. He reiterates no political office, urges workers to support unions and public rights, and stresses patriotism and duty to future generations.
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New York
Lerday
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Dahon
Auchor
Ming
Aly
Puseilie
Allen Labordar
Washington
Jefferson
Gompers to Oppose Reelection of Speaker Cannon
Danville leader Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, travels to Illinois Eighth District on Monday to campaign against the reelection of Speaker Cannon. Cont. on page 4.
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MR. Gompers
Cannon
Danville
Lort
Samuel Gompers
Local Businesses Prepare for Day of Market Closure
Officials announce a planned regional shutdown affecting municipal offices banks and retail stores on a later day. The measure targets delayed services and prompts residents to adjust plans as markets and facilities suspend operations across the area.
Forest Fires Checked and Relief Efforts Mobilized
Fires across northern Minnesota and southwestern Wisconsin burned areas near Hibbing Coleraine and Chisholm threatening towns like Wenshall and the burned plantation near Chisholm. Militia guarded looters, a relief drive organized for 12 000 homeless, and total losses estimated around 1 750 000 dollars with the rainy season easing the danger. Governor Johnson called for aid and a relief federation gathered to assist victims as rebuilding plans began.
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Duluth
Mink
Range
Rohl
Nashawavka
Wenshall
Dahuth
Savindl
Hibbing
Colerain
Chisholm
Poyntation
Mowere
Fatalis
Tetite
Minnesota
Porta
Wisconsin
ST. Salt
Minn
Tofmson
Federation
Campaign Text Book Shows Campaign Issues in Party Platforms
The Democratic campaign test book, approved by the national committee, will be distributed to party workers. It spans 300 pages in a red cover and contrasts Democratic and Republican platforms with parallel chapters on topics from taxation and direct Senate elections to bank deposits and campaign finance. The text criticizes the Republican platform as unreformist and aligned with business interests, while detailing debates over monetary policy and governance.
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Chicago
Wnt
Bryan
Tari
Tn A
Wutsbell
America
Switzerland
France
Germany
England
United States
Millonaires
Congress
Republican Party
Sragi
Imperialiaar
Gemminel Sity
Gemocratia Party
Perth
Republican
Saengerry Taft
Patton
Tat
Greatest Labor Day Celebration in Fort Wayne
Labor day events fill Fort Wayne with a citywide program featuring address by Thomas Flynn of Pittsburgh, a parade starting at 10 am from the Court House area, and a 30 minute concert by the Citizens Band. Organizers promise the longest, most representative Labor Day demonstration yet, with detailed parade divisions and route through Barr, Berry, Wayne, Washington, Calhoun, and Columbia streets ending at Clinton.
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Thos. H.flynn
Stand Near
Court House
Berry
Main
D. m
Star Spangled Beuser
Freak Me Fox
America
I. D
Reading
Schmidt
Thomas 4. Flynn
Citizens
Bend
Fort Wayne
Court Street
Thomas
Flynn
Pittsburg
American Federation of Labor
Bir
Mar' Shal
Webbington Street
Barr Street
Berry Street
Wayne
Hind
Wayne Street
Barr Stresh
Washington Street
Harereet
Calhoun
Washington
Breadwiey
Calhioun
Columbia
Clinton
Clinton Street
Sain
First Division Meets Marshal and Local Trades Groups
The record notes a meeting of the First Division with Marshal H J Strand, and figures from the Mire Department, Volunteer Fire Department Electors Works. It lists bands, carriages, painters and decorators, plasterers, bricklayers, electricians, carpenters, star cutlers, plumbers, plasterers, building laborers, stone workers, and the second division.
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H J. Strand
Charles Ashbey
Stone
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