Roosevelt Faith in Taft Cited by Helens Leader
Shifting excerpts reveal Conrad Kehr of Helena Mont detailing a close, decades long relationship with President Roosevelt and endorsing Taft. Kehr, a pioneer of Montana's northern Rock Mountain region, highlights reform, morality over profit, and steady leadership as essential to national progress. The letter emphasizes trust in Taft’s integrity and commitment to justice.
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Ofster Bay
Jeter
Conrad Kehre
Helens
Wiliam I Bryan
Roosevelt
Conrad Kehrs
Heleta
Mont
Montana
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Little Missouri
Kollis
Northern Rock Mouptain
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
N. S
Kohrs
Tait
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Spasma
Tacans
Mr. Taft
Congress
Hs poTich
York
Ytealdent
Hin
Sam Small Campaign Meetings In Auburn This Week
The evangelist Sam Small arrives in Auburn with Rev W B Shamhart and Edwin A Miller to campaign for democracy. He will address workers at Bay Street gate at noon, a 2 PM meeting for ladies and farmers near Main and Swing, and an evening session for men. The events aim to attract broad attendance at a 1,560 seat venue, hosted by the county central committee.
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Sam Small
Rosses
County Central Committee
Pennsylvania
Baye ‘Street
Ely
Small
Aublin
W. B. Shamhart
West Creighton Avenue
Church of Christ
Edwin A. Miller
Wayne Township
Mr. Shambart
Auburn
Third Presbyterian Church
Emécratie County
Hy Ee
Wreck on Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail Line
Chicago reports a Lake Shore and Michigan Southern wreck near Chesterton Indiana about fifty miles from Chicago injuring passengers. A freight or excursion train collision injured several with a special train and physicians dispatched to the scene. First accounts list two to three killed and many injured, with later reports of four or five dead and over twenty hurt.
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Chicago
Michigan Southeen
Chesterton
Ind
Chicaso
Indianapolis
Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Mere
Roog
Cnesterton
Dynamite attack wrecks Fairfield school building
In Mooresville Indiana a Fairfield school near Headricks and Marion counties was blown up this evening collapsing the structure into a debris field. The blast, felt five miles away, follows a long standing rivalry between Fairfield and Friendswood districts over a shared school site.
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Mooresville
Ind
Fairfield
Headricks
Marion Countes
Friendswood
Buttermore Faces Challenge From Illitier Opponent
Auburn Ind Sept 1 Max Was sam manager of Dave Buttermore top wrestler with headquarter terriery received a challenge from the manager of Inia Biniter of Ogla de asking for a match between Dave and John to be held at the Auburn coliseum during the fall festival week. The Toledo angle and regular regulations loom as the likely issue.
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Auburn
Ind
Max Wassam
Dave Buttermore
Inia Biniter
Oglade
Dave
John
Sind
Pines Bian
Toledo
Tuttermore
Max
Bryan Holds Sabbath Sacred Taft 0 60 On Road September 23
John Mitchell on Stand testifies about Van Cleave and half million dollars raised to disrupt organized labor. Mitchell defends actions as a labor dispute unfolds, with Gompers and Morrison on the stand. Contempt case over boycotting Buck Stove and Range Company discussed. Mitchell silent on distribution of a resolution among mine workers. Continued on Page 3, Column 7.
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Bryan
Taft
van Cleave
Washington
Ats Mitchnik
United Milne Workers
Gompers
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Buck Stove and Range Company
Albert Harper
Mitchell
Bantel Davenport
Orly
W. van Cleave
Davenport
Jackson
Ralston
Federation
Rene Tron
Simurte
Jomond
Mitenhall
Oue
Mt. Amiteh
Bryan Keeps Silent at Mountain Lake Park Rally
In Deer Park Maryland on September 18 a crowd of over 1200 gathered at Mountain Lake Park to hear presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan. He refused to speak and left after a three mile handshake tour with stipulations of no speeches and no applause. The event marked a peaceful but frustrated gathering as attendees expected a talk from the Democratic nominee.
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Deer Pak
Wil Ham J. Bryan
Mountain Lake Park
Bryan
Deer Park
Ney
Regan
Rin
Rain expected across drought areas this week
Washington reports a special forecast predicting an approaching North Pacific disturbance and a west Indian storm will bring abundant rains to drought-stricken north central states by week’s end. Predicted conditions include cloudy periods and variable winds across Monday through Tuesday with some unsettled weather in several regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
North Pacific Coast
North Central States
Sunday at Fair Ground Opens Wildly Despite Admission
Great Morton Wayne fair opened with thousands at the driving park as preparations pressed toward opening day. Dr WWF oversaw busy preparations amid disputes and sales while President J C Peters supervised operations. Transfer Arnold moved fixtures and staff, keeping chaos minimal. Express lines and trucks filled the gates from daylight to dark as exhibitors rushed to assemble. Big entry list promised a larger fair than advertised with strict rules ensuring everyone is ready by Tuesday morning.
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Mort
Gretty
J. C. Peters
Fer Y Arnold
Maker al Fair
Aifcera
Patrams
Cant T. Strieder
Speed
Ree
Hughes Doom Governs at New York GOP Convention
At Saratoga the Republican state convention faces a split fight over the gubernatorial nomination. Supposed anti-Hughes forces favor candidates such as Secretary Root, ex Governor Black, or Judge Choate, with Root arriving in town and engaging in talks. The Hughes camp lacks organization, while anti-Hughes delegates grow in confidence as alliances form.
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Choate
Black
Root
Saratoga
A. m
Hughes
Mb Reot
United States
Ftip
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Mr. Root
Oneida County
Hughes” Borv
Hughes Torres
Supe
Joseph H. Choate
Train wrecks injure thirty on Erie line in Geneva
Thirty passengers were mildly injured when a Chicago and New York United train on the Erie railway derailed near Geneva Pennsylvania. Officials suspect train wreckers caused the open switch leading to the wreck. Names include Myrtle Baldwin and Lucile Van Buren of Indiana and John McDill of Mendoville among others. injuries ranged from head cuts to broken bones.
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New York-Chicago
Erie
Youngstown
Erie Railway
Vilage
Geneva
Erié
Greehville
Mel
Myrtle Baldwin
Myre Yaiurs
Lucile
van Buren
Ind
John McDill
Mendeville
Prutard
Edward Cox
Mendovilla
Fred Jackson
Brooklyn
Nacy Sunt
W. P. Hamby
FL Chadwick
Suter
Gil in Ketchen Proves Fatal
A fatal fire occurred at the home of town th. Brush in Mannevunty West Virginia. The blaze end burned the house and caused injuries to Ma and Mrs. Rene and Ohrer ater ell een, with others expected to fly. The incident occurred during a one day event at the residence.
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Brush
Mannevunty
Virginia
Vattel End
Nestile
Rene
Ohrer
Hosts Not Carried Forward in London Catholic Procession
Cardinal Vannutelli led a vast procession through London streets to close the Bucharist congress at Westminster Cathedral. He held the host aloft from a balcony despite not carrying it, as thousands watched from cathedrals, roofs, and streets. The event drew immense crowds, police challenges, and ambulances aiding the stricken. Cardinal Gibbons delivered the sermon at the closing mass.
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London
Cardinal Vannuttolli
Pape
Lagate
Duke of Norfolk
Queen Victoria
Hourne
Westminster Glocese
Westminster Cathedral
Vannuettelli
Pepel
Cerdingis
Carina
Socialists attack Eucharistic procession in Budapest
In Budapest on September 23 a Protestant or socialist disturbance disrupted a Catholic Eucharistic procession tied to the Catholic congress. Police used swords to restore order, and around fifty rioters were arrested.
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Budapest
Catholic Congress
Jetder
LID TILTS AND SALOON MAN CAUGHT
Bluf ftox Indiana September 11 over two months saloon watchers noted riotous scenes. Marshal Carlisle and Constable Fox knocked at Harvey Shampeces saloon door and found four men at the bar. Thornburg’s first arrest in fourteen months faces a county court hearing as deputy Dalley prepares the case for trial.
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Wish Ness Bureau
Blufftox
Ind
Marshal Carlisle
Constible Fox
Harvey Shampeces
Bias House
Pennsylvania
Thornburg
Ater
Tigen Bie
Dalley
Mion Hamilton
Suash
Thornthey
Warsaw Boys Enjoy Camp Health Break Despite Heat
The Warsaw boys camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis stays healthy amid a heat wave. They endure a torrid day, extinguish a small blaze, and assist in camp duties under Sgt Leater Deg and Private M Kelly with W Rogers at headquarters. Big Forest railroad drinks and a Lina opera House manager’s inquiry about stock lines are noted in dispatches.
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Ryistews Bureau Rsaw
Warsaw
Fort Benjamin Haryeen
Indianapolis
Vaip
Leater Deg
Wattermaster
M Kelly
Rogers
Uwconmmisexry Thyarment
Warniw
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