Taft Bryan spar over Indiana politics and court house pictures
In Indiana a heated political clash centers on Taft and Bryan remarks and the special legislative session. The piece mocks Republican bias, notes Judge Roberts stand against fund raising, and mocks GOP attempts to weaponize court house offices while condemning Democratic display of Bryan pictures as partisan intrusion.
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Watson
Hanly
Indiana
William J. Bryan
Court House
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Gearin
Dennis the Sour
Recorder Ashley
Jacob Funk
Lew Sharp
Hockemeyer
Commissioners’ Court Room
Bryan's Pictures From the Windows of the Courthouse. It Weeps Real Job Trotter
Ashley
Grice
Funk
Clover Acreage Large Increases Say Government Report
Sept 10 Toledo government report on clover seed shows a large rise in acreage versus last year. Indiana leads with 140, Ohio 180, Michigan 1145, Iowa 120, Wisconsin 120, Kentucky 110, Missouri 101, U S average 120. Weather favors crop. wheat quality 97 in Michigan. yields: corn 78, oats 28 bushels, rye 15, beans 72, potatoes 68.
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A. King & Co
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Michigan
Hinois
Missouri
Towa
Wisconsin
Kentucky
United States
Sheep Killing Dogs at Work Again in Warne Township
Trapper Gear in Warne Township reports dogs killed sheep on the flocks of Henry Getz and Miss Anna Voet ter early in the week. Several valuable animals were slain on Getz’s farm as well as others, prompting farmers to form an organization to exterminate the pests amid weekly losses throughout the summer.
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Warne Township
Henry Getz
Anna Voetter
Oklahoma bank guaranty law upheld in high court ruling
Guthrie Okla Sept 10 in a unanimous opinion the supreme court upheld the validity of the depositors guaranty laws denying the injunction proyess by Noble State bank to restrain the state from levying a one percent assessment on deposits The bank contended the law unconstitutional for taking private property without compensation Judge Huston in Logan county district court overruled the bank and denied an injunction case appealed to the supreme court
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Obia
Su‘prane Guart
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Pinintit Bank
Huston
Logan County District
Supreme Cours
Sheep Owners Plan Systematic Pest Fight
Farm owners burdened by pests vow a coordinated campaign after sporadic efforts fail. Some propose shooting any stray dog spotted on their land as a deterrent, sparking concern over escalating vigilantism and potential harm to animals and public safety.
Bishop Spalding Resigns as Peoria Bishop
The Right Rev John Lancaster Spalding bishop of Peoria resigns due to long illness and probable inability to resume active duty. He is sixty nine and still troubled by paralysis that previously brought him near death. The resignation was conveyed to Pope Pius.
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John Lancaster Spalding
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Pius
Pope Praises Bishop Spalding in Resignation News
Rome reports the pope expressed deep regret at the resignation of Bishop Spalding of Peoria noting his age sickness and diminished activity. The pontiff praised his influence on the people beyond religion and beyond Catholicism and said such men are hard to replace.
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Spalding
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Peoria
City Milk and Meat Inspector Returns From Conference
City Milk and Meat Inspector George Gillie arrived back from Indianapolis after a state conference of health officials and dairy men on pure milk. Clarence Heckman departed for New York then the west to assume duties as superintendent of the General Electric western plant. He previously worked at Lamp Factory on Holman Street. The funeral for Mrs. Jacob Feudner, who died in Rushville on September 9, will be held there today, as Mrs. Mary Herbst Seymour travels to Rushville for the service.
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Indianapolis
Clarence Heckman
New York
West
Western
General Electric Works
Holman Street
Jacob Feudner
Rushville
Mary Herbst Seymour
Seymour
Real estate transfers compiled by J Heler with multiple deeds
A list of real estate transfers recorded by J Heler abstracter 725 Court Street citywide. Names include William A Bohn to R L Romy Investment Co. W Fish to Cordelia Barr. P Williams to Nicholas and Barbara Steinhauser. W J Vesey to Ernest and EB Timme. Florence I Nicholson to Mont G Beaver. W Cullers to Johanna Heerman. Nellie Gehert to Johanna Beerman. J Edward Fairfield to Francis Cordrey. Abdo N Bonahoon to Tattla B Rahal. Charles A Hood to C Louis and M Koeneman. George W Warner to Nathan B Warner. Philp Neese to James F Shaffer. J E Graham commissioner to Henry Brosius. with locations in Romy 2nd addition Hanna's addition Rockhill Heirs' addition Burrows' subdivision Perry township Monroeville and Abolt township. Amounts range from 35,000 to 2,500 and various parcels described.
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Court Street
William A. Bohn
R. L. Romy Investment Co
Rissing
Filam
W. Fish
Cordelia Barr
Fairfield
P. Williams
Nicholas
Barbara Steinhauser
Walton Avenue
Willam J. Vesey
Ernest and
EB. Timme
W. J
M. &. Vesey
Florence I. Nicholson
Mont. G
Overtaxed Fort Wayne Feaders Endure Kidney Aches
Fort Wayne residents describe kidney related pains and urinary troubles. Mrs. Lucy Edge of Decatur Indiana testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved years of back and loins soreness and improved rest. Ad promotes Meyer Bros. & Co. drug store and Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents selling for 56 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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North Fifth Street
Decatur
Ind
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Fort Wayne
Meyer! Bros. & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dosn
Wedding of Stars Aethra Reappears After Thirty Five Years
San Francisco report on the discovery of asteroid Aethra after 35 years, now larger than before, with astronomers at UC and Brighton offering a celestial wedlock tale. Professors Crawford and Champreaux undertake lengthy calculations to confirm the identity and orbit of the revived planet.
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Aethra
University of California
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Jupiter
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San Anselm Observatory
Emerson
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R. T. Crawford
Department of Mathematics
A. J. Champreaux
Cannon Opens Campaign in Danville Illinois
Speaker Joseph G Cannon opened his re election campaign in Danville Illinois with a nearly two hour address concentrating on the labor question He criticized Samuel Gompers AFL leader who spoke on Labor Day urging union workers to vote against him Cannon pledged to oppose boycotts and anti injunction laws and was greeted by about five thousand supporters as he entered the theater escorted by the Cannon escort club a longtime campaign group
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Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation and Labor
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Gompers
Cannon Escort Club
Gompers says Cannon will be defeated
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor reports to the executive council that Speaker Cannon faces defeat in reelection. He cites a Danville visit and says labor and reform elements oppose him, with broader opposition noted and a fuller report to follow.
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M B Rice to prize flower show at high school
M B Rice will donate prizes for a flower show to be held at the high school on September 1. Gladiolts exhibited at the Majestic this summer will be awarded to prize winners, with the contest open to all school children.
Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only Voc a word
Vocational notices appear in the Journal Gazette as short classified want ads. The brief items list services and employment opportunities in concise form.
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Journal- Gazette
Taft Foraker meeting colors campaign reports in Cincinnati
Senator Foraker and Judge Taft held a half hour conference at the Linton hotel in Cincinnati with cordial remarks from both sides. Taft said they discussed campaign aspects and hoped for Republican success, insisting no peace interruption existed. Greenfield Indiana will host a Taft address next Tuesday with a Norwood club meeting planned for Saturday the 19th at the Linton hotel.
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Senator Foraker
Judge Taft
Linton
Tait
Jroraker
Toledo
Warakgr
Taft
Greenfield
Ind
Norwood
Republican Club
Linton Hotel
Sells Farm of Dead Bachelor in Wells County
In Bluffton Indiana on September 10 the hundred acre Tinien township farm of deceased bachelor Dennis Morarity sold for 9500 dollars to Kidney M Middaugh. W T Rupright of Ossian acted as commissioner. Morarity had recently run a Fort Wayne saloon and then purchased a farm nearby.
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Bluffton
Ind
Dennis Morarity
Wells County
Tinien
Kidney Ro
Estate Left After Mysterious Spending Revealed
A man died about a year after purchase and left unaccounted funds of about 313,000 over the last three or four years. His relatives could not account for the sum, leaving a farm, a few horses and cattle as the remaining fortune. A father and brother in Illinois will be the beneficiaries of the remainder of the estate.
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Ilinois
Indiana Hibernians Choole Officers At State Meet
The Indiana state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians adjourned with reports showing rapid growth and 3359 members, up 504 from last year. Elected state officers include President William H. Kells Richmond, Vice-President Patrick Bomis Terre Haute, Secretary J. P. Grace Kokomo, and Treasurer Charles A. Kidwell Washington.
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Ind
Ancient Order of Hibernians
O. of H
William H. Kells
Richmond
Patrick Bomis
Terre Haute
J. P. Grace
Kokomo
Charles AL. Kidwell
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