Taft Westward Campaign Plans As Electorate Responds
New York Sept 11 reports the Taft campaign expanding across the nation with Taft to tour the middle west inter mountain west and then the east. Campaign managers anticipate stops in St. Louis Kansas City New York Carnegie Hall October 1 and other venues as Taft the committee and Vorys coordinate travel and speeches. Officials note strong Republican support in New York and Ohio with widespread fundraising and mobilization efforts amid evolving itineraries.
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New York
Catt
Jim
Frank. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Taft
Middle West
Ma Tar
Sig Republican
York City
Beyeridee
Carnegie Hall
Peraker
Campaigh
Comp Tafi
Ati
Susee Teiti
Ciel
Star
Cincinnati
Judge Taft
National Clairman Hitchcock
St. Louis
Kansas City
Vorys
Dians
Tate Bectare
Bim
O. K. Shimansay
Re Publicity Bureau of the Republice
Tart
Cho Mes
Columbus
Akers
Lanse Et Tors
Shimanusiy
Prize Shoot At C R and G Range Scheduled
The second prize shoot of the season will be held at the Corner Red and Gun club in September. Three cups for the trio at Bielguns will be awarded with no entry fee. One hundred targets will be shot at, with trapshooters invited to participate.
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Bielguns
Vio Lena
Crem Frindays
Bal
sRfeUnes Nel Sundax
Peevish and Frantic Prisoner Dunied in Bluffton
In Bluffton Indiana on September 11 prisoner Rynt Swarts rampaged in a county jail cell. He smashed benches and clung to bars, prompting confinement to a mining geon facility. Guards restrained him with a hose before calm returned. Sheriff Liphex filed charges of profanity and malicious destruction of property.
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Hist
Bluffton
Ind
Rynt Swarts
Swarts
Hum
Liphex
New Pastor Arrives for LaGrange Pulpit
Bizarre garbled notice reports a new pastor arriving at the Banlst church in Gospersville with unclear credentials. It claims the appointment will boost the church's age and that services will resume next Sunday with plans for interesting worship, though many details are unreadable.
Old Style Pole Raising and Political Meeting in Allen County
A large crowd is expected at Pietro Corner on Buffton road for the first old fashioned Democratic pole raising in Allen County. Rev Sam Small, an evangelist, will speak in Fort Wayne and Monroeville, tying religious and political events. Local ward clubs plan processions from headquarters to the pole raising site with a 120 foot hickory pole to top the event. Judge S M Hench and W O P Ebersole address the Fourth Ward gathering, urging support for the Democratic ticket and critiquing Republican leadership and policies.
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Tres Corner
Buffton Road
Bear County Infirmary
Is. B. Wieming
H. F Eilgeman
W. S. Wells
Democratic Voters’ Club
Peters’ Hall
Monroeville
Erwin
Allen County
Irmadway
Darlor Street
O'Cloak
Bevan
Kern
Sar Small
Small
W. Shambart
West Creighton Avenue
Sina
Sretind
Ewing
Maln
Wine
Helr
Lan
Scinneder's Hall
John d. Bauer
8. M. Hench
Pennsylvania
Joan the Divine
Dogen
Marshall
Hanly
Hench
Favd Sader Hench
Deming
Allen-Adame
Pumore
Vesey
United States
Hemenwar
Albert J. Beveridge
Hdse
Arenment
Bryan
Ly Townehiy
Focal
O. P. Ebersole
Henek
Evergelete
Republican Party
Ardim
Willy
Dayle
Awmit Kivwet
Sun
Avery Fine
Vlaseoe
Tate
Tese
Tyndalus Views on Session in Decatur Ind
Tyndall of this city comments on Adams and Allen counties in the senate. He notes expectations about an appropriation motion pending and the regular session moving from January. He criticizes the metropolitan police and supports township and ward propositions while urging patience toward Vincennes University and related statutes.
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Decatur
Ind
Jony
Tyndall
Adamé
Allen Caiules
Senate
Aues- Hoba
Vincennes University
Indiana temperance option plan faces slow road to action
Indianapolis Sept 11 The coming special session of the general assembly is unlikely to enact a county local option law before next spring. Temperance leaders favor staged county elections in five to six districts to concentrate effort and build support, while lawmakers draft the measure to allow 10 percent of voters in a county to call an option election with a minimum 20 and maximum 30 days’ notice. An added provision aligns the Moore remonstrance law with later amendments, and ministers are urged to press representatives and ministers to back the bill through exhortations and organized pressure.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Approach- Inc
R. O C. Minton
Lange Mwh Fg
Minton
Farina
Temperanea Committee
Cite
Almady
al Attzak
Bugton Ie
meGsters
Indiana
Bil
Shumaker
Branch Not Alarmed By Threats Of Dismissal
Emmett F Branch speaker of the house said there is no danger of an insurgent movement to depose him at the coming special session of the legislature He noted the law is clear that the regular session proceeds unless a special session is convened Two brothers were found early this morning near Main Street and Maiden Lane involved in a violent incident with police sergeant Papyer and officer Trick.
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Emmett F. Branch
House of Representatives
Niere
Tie Howe
Conte
Irs
Eneney
Papyert
Odicur
Sapte
Generally fair weekend forecast from Washington weather desk
Sept 11 report notes generally fair Saturday and Sunday with light variable winds across regions. Weather notes touch on notes from Michigan and other areas, mentioning unsettled readings and terrain observations, while indicating no major storms.
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Washington
Alighay Engler
Preeley
Michigan
Multitudes greet Bryan on West Virginia visit
William J. Bryan, Democratic candidate for president, drew a huge crowd in Wheeling West Virginia as he toured the city by rail and street, delivering speeches denouncing the Republican platform and urging union support. Police struggled to control the throng, while workers from local plants waved banners and pressed close to hear his remarks.
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William J. Bryan
Tertleht
West Virginia
Onio Civey
Frank Syna
Nist
Echo
Hig Var
Ohio
Bryan
Tate
Auctienes
Niet Birees
Macher
Olli Steel
Thle
Air Tift
Demnds
Tsie Birth
Mtnihe
Corrie Brake
Hreanade
Teft
Rayan
le Betheve
Mr Besar
Democratic Plitorks
Pibican Plattarna
Altagerne
Anf
Jealous lover nearly murders woman on Lafayette Street
A jealous man named John Jennings attacked Mrs. Fannie Warfield on Lafayette and Wayne Streets wielding a knife, slashing her ear and arm while pursuing her after she fled. The attempted killing sparked a crowd and a near-lynching, but police quickly intervened and took Jennings to the station. Warfield’s injuries were stitched, and investigators link Jennings to prior crimes including gambling and theft.
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Oscar Warfield
Lafayette Street
John Jennings
Jim
Lefayette
Wayne Sweete
Histon
Jennines
Hee
Jennings
John Styre
Kelley
Papert
Worain
Dinnen
Warfield
Wardela
Buster” Hosier
Jeenings
Buster
Wanush
Two Million Dollar Fire At Cosmos Dale Cement Plant
A fire at the Cosmos Dale Cement company plant near Cosmos Dale, seventeen miles southwest of Louisville, caused an estimated two million dollars in losses. The report notes the disaster and mentions community notices and upcoming church events at Swinney Park with sermons in German and plans for meals and contributions.
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Louisville
Cosmos Dale Cement Company
Cosmos Dale
Journal-Gazette Moves to New Bass Building
The Journal-Gazette has relocated to the Bass building on Clinton Street. The old office was vacated Sunday as preparations proceed to invite the public to view one of the best arranged newspaper offices in the country with the same telephone number 18 for day or night calls.
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Journal-Gazette
Bass Building
Clinton Street
Early Morning Barn Fire Destroys Sheds on Brad Ay Tink Property
An early morning barn fire damaged several sheds on the Brad Ay Tink property at 8 Nath on the sear Ae Me street. Victims were strewn about the scene and rescued by crews after the blaze was reported. No injuries or property loss details are fully confirmed as officials contain the incident.
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Atreet
Taft and Bryan to Attend Chicago Commerce Banquet
Chicago association of commerce will host the October 7 banquet at the Auditorium with guests of honor William Howard Taft and William Jennings Bryan. The event aims to support the Ship Canal and Deep Waterway project, and is described as nonpartisan with Taft and Bryan present but no campaign discussion expected.
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Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago
United States
Cams
William E. Taft
Wil Warm J. Bryan
Cal Farc Association of Commerce
Taft
Bryan
Richard R Hail
Conway
Beret T. F Walter
Association
Cincinnati
Nornen
Mack
National Democratic Committee
Terre Brute
Bry
Deep Waterway
Mr. Taft
Thin Hloan
Har A Ud
Finnoia
Abraham Liner
Stephen A .Dowshie
Hall
Audita- Tilim
Dina Aste
Marshall and Watson on stump in Washington visit
Democratic governor candidate Thomas R. Marshall opened national campaign events in Washington. He addressed workers at the railway shops, spoke at the opera house, and criticized Governor Hays and Senator Watson while supporting the Republican ticket and urging support for the thirty-cent club.
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Washington
Int
Thomas R. Marshall
Uris City
Sames E. Watson
Tust
Kern
Petersburg Speech on Roperious and Legislation
Fragmentary notes describe Mr Watson at Petersburg addressing the public about the Democratic party. The record mentions a special session, proposed repeal, and upcoming elections, with unclear phrasing and several garbled names and terms.
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Ohio River
Joly Jennings
Fannie Warfield
Swinney Park
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Petersburg
MR. Watson
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