Taft Campaign Returns to Cincinnati Amid Public Support
Mr Taft arrives in his home city for campaign activity and fielding questions from supporters. Longworth visits, and Langineth outlines plans for the speakers bureau while a Cincinnati social leader marches with a band to honor Taft’s homecoming. Taft declines to address crowds during the reception.
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Vilas
Dasough
Anderson
Cincinnati
Taft
Longworth
Langineth
Bureau
Te National Committee
de Campiin
Fftern
Wilkesbarre
LE Very
Patt
Mite Lombe
Aclu
Hine
State Club Federation Meeting Closer to Precinct Organization
Democratic state chairman U. S. Jackson spoke at a meeting in Richmond outlining plans to form a democratic group in every precinct. Leaders from across the state attended, delivering hopeful reports on progress and signaling renewed energy for the party campaign statewide.
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Richmond
Juli A. Hoss
Lafar
So Jackson
Sid Hie
Marshall
Jackson Gry
Ute Lorne
Fragmentary Advert Claim About Household Soap Safety
Fragmented lines claim easy task soap is universally safe and usable, noting costs of washerwoman and Kurments with vague references. The garbled text mentions a weekly wail Will and a promise of pure soap amid uncertain product details.
International figure chosen for global congress in Milan
An international figure from Amrit Otis week and Mire Laban at Inter national fheure attended the Milan congress where Fle Desident and BES Lalante were named to leadership roles. Tid United States was represented at the event by a designated official.
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Puilavelpela
Amrit Otis
Prink
Onuunne
Thin City
Mire Laban
Internacional Fheure
Vdade
Milan
Bes Lalante
Uh Sidte Hefiarment
Tid
United States
Congress
Indiana political winds swing toward democracy say Bryan ally
State Chairteah Jackson reports a strong shift across Indiana from Republican to Democratic sentiment. He cites wide support for Marshal and Bevin, noting Republicans in sixty counties seek Democratic literature and speakers as redoubts loosen their loyalty. The message suggests Bryan could win Indiana if supporters keep up the campaign tempo.
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Anid
Jackson
Greenfield
Pannora
Marshall
Tom Marshall
Indiana
Olde River
Marshal
Amlarswall
Bevin
Bryan
Stand Pat On Democratic Platform In Indiana Conference
A Bloomington Indiana report notes a large Democratic gathering with leaders and candidates from across the state. Tom Marshall, the gubernatorial hopeful, appears in strong spirits amid discussions on a special legislative session and temperance policy, with party editors and delegates mapping strategy for the platform.
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Beate Correaya
Indianapolis
Sta. _9
Tom Marshall
Newistee Far
al Stefinns
Marshal
Ptt
Avr Senaur
Rt Slack
Franklin
Mules
Ail
Tagather Ag
Watford
Andi
Lomders Awag
Thomas Re Marsha
Korn
Jenn
Tarah
Thomas Tayssart
Cus
E.W. Fett
Amon
Hendlers Slack
Wistler
Sharerg
Stotsenhars
Raprecents
Tives Henan
Garrard
Hostative
Simon
Atrickland
Beloouer
Botor Poles
Clairmad Ov
Wirks
Tak Eheitenata
Pray Istriel
Judea Darrow
Af Kontahd Lavwronon Uecker
Wit
Sens Rye
Barton
Supreme
Emit
Fred Fraure
Fhintington
So Wolks
Mart Whyne
Aot Maffet
Ilerini Association
Walter S. AhamMlana
Nes Castle
He Houstin
Prankfort
Garth Mateo
OY Greenenstin
County option fight looms in Haply plan in state
Democratic tilt in temperance debate. Vanderburg and Lake county Republicans likely oppose Governor Haply’s county option bill, signaling a tough fight in the legislature. In other news, a St John’s Lutheran fall meeting featured a male quartet and a debut musical quartet performance delighting attendees. The Luther Journal and Mage were read during the gathering as fall plans were outlined.
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Haply
Vanderburg
Lake Counties
Hanly
James EL
Watson
Lurther Society
St John’s Lutheran Church
Messrs
Arthur Young
Harry Schmidt
Herman Welker
George Welker
Tuer
Harry Slejnt
Celimat
George Walkat
Misma Tynuiecker
Shreening
Luther Secrety
Elks' bail game invites crowds for charity drive
Local Elks lodge ads a bail game event promoting fundraiser with emphasis on golf and cigars. It touts value in 5¢ cigars and urges attendance to support the lodge's charitable effort in town.
Marshall Plea Echoes Party Clash in Speech Fragment
The speech, continued from Page One, features Tom Marshall arguing about Republican and Democratic paths. He invokes Lincoln and questions master-slavery ideas while noting rival candidates and party divisions. John E. Lamb closes citing messages from Breen and big signs suggesting a victory.
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Andy
Te Roosevelt
Anderson
Muncie
Almhrant Lincoln
Marshell
Rockefeller
John E. Lamb
William J. Brean
Mr. Big
Vietory
Militia to Leave Tomorrow for Fall Maneuvers
Militia units from Lye local gamtues m are to join national troops for fall maneuvers at Port Benjamin Harrison September 11 to 12. About 3,000 troops will participate under War Department orders. both Battery B and Company D prepare to issue service equipment and assemble for departure.
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Lye
Gamtues
Cutie Rutter
Third
Gunn
Marrae
Port Benjamin Harrison
War Department
Tnko
Ihe Akerte
Otto Brinlawlavte
Elks Against Elas 10 Day Baseball Clash
Fort Wayne visitors arrive for a 3 PM clash at League Park against the Warsaw club. Umpire Jim Connell to call the game as Bert Dennis returns from Cuba to join the Fort Wayne lineup led by Captain Hateal and Manager Wiebke. After the game, a city dinner, parade, and car ride are planned for the guests, with a large crowd expected.
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Fie
Warsaw
Cily
Sinan
Ineal
Wiliam M. Griffin
Bert Dennis
Otto Strode
Mr. Strodel
Fort Wayne
Minsky
Tamey
Mungon
Tivan
Seliz
Sme
Tonkel
Dennis
Feild
Hutzell
Funeral of George Pask Today
The funeral for George Pask will be held at his residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Reverend J. Tr. of the First Baptist Church will conduct the ceremony. Members of the Benevolent lodge, of which the deceased was a member, will not attend the services at the cemetery.
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Columbis City
Ind
Emile Doriot
Churubusco
Warner Leamon
Chirabusca
de J. H. Brigss
Inva
Doriut
Schneiler & Tilly
Val Brown
Churubases
Slepot
O. ¥. Schuman
Barres
Pask
Wranendes
UL Brontwar
Roy
J. Tr.chert
Firs
Britist Ghuurel
Wating
Ben-fur
wieMmid
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