Bryan Determined In His Fight On Parker
Baltimore reporters say William J Bryan will press to name Judge Alton B Parker of New York as temporary chairman at the Democratic National Convention. National Committeeman P L Hall says Bryan will push the fight regardless of other candidates replies and may seek a convention floor vote to settle the issue amid fears of party splits.
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Baltimore
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
New York
Bryan
Parker
P. L. Hall
Hall
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Judge Parker
Democratic National
Louisiana
Washington
Robert J. Wickliffe
Urey Woodson
National Democratic Committee
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
Vermont
Philippines
Alaska
Illinois
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Texas
Emerson
Wilson
Clark
Missouri
Gaynor
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Bryan League
Towa
Cameron Mecr. Winslow
South Carolina
Kansas
New Hampshire
United States
Martine
New Jersey
Senator Kern
Woodrow Wilson
Parker Arrives in New York for Baltimore Convention Talks
Alten B. Parker named temporary chairman candidate arrives from Rochester to prepare his Baltimore speech. He declines visitors and plans to depart for Baltimore tonight or tomorrow morning. Parker has not commented on Bryan's opposition to his candidacy.
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New York
Alten B. Parker
National Committee
Baltimore
Rochester
Mrs Dolly Clay Kehl Dies in Chicago
Mrs Dolly Clay Kehl formerly of Smith township dies in Chicago aged about 60. She is the daughter of Chauncey Clay sister of Mrs Fred Sipe and niece of Iran Spittler, with a five year old daughter and surviving husband.
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Columbia City
Ind
Gustave Kehl
Smith Township
Chicago
Chauncey Clay
Fred Sipe
Iran Spittler
Dolly Clay
Judge declines new trial in Niswonger cocaine case
In Fort Wayne the circuit court denied Henry W. Niswonger a new trial after a guilty verdict for selling cocaine without a prescription to John Burton. Judge Edward O Rourke kept the $100 fine and signaled a likely appeal, noting no court error or new hearing. The judge praised detective work and warned other pharmacists amid ongoing drug sales concerns.
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Edward O’rourke
Henry W. Niswonger
John Burton
Harry Hilgemann
Niawonger
Edward O'Rourke
Burton
Niswonger
Nigwonger
Fort Wayne
O’rourke
Walter Immel
Niswenger
Medical and Pharmacy Boards
Rebecca Eady
Jacob P. Eady
Decatur
Guy Colerick
William Zeddis
Cornelius Gearin
Harry Lowry
Zeddis
Concordia College Alumni Elects Officers at Banquet
The Concordia college Alumni Association met Friday night in the campus dining hall. Elected officers include President C. J. Scheimann and Vice President H. A. Duemling. Secretary is Captain Charles E. Reese and Treasurer Paul Hoppe. Louis Dorn named editor of The Concordianer. Crull retires after five years. Banquet followed with Rev. Paul Stoepplerth giving the principal address.
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Alumni Association of
Concordia College
C. J. Scheimann
H. A. Duemling
Charles E. Reese
Paul Hoppe
K. Kruse
Louis Dorn
Concordianer
A. Crull
Crull
E. A. Crull
Paul Stoeppelwerth
William Reiter
Henry C. Paul
Louis
Erie to Run Accommodation Train on C. E. Division
Huntington Ind June 22 reports officially confirmed the Erie railroad will soon place an accommodation train on the C. E. division to serve way stations between Huntington and Marion. The move aims to provide early morning transportation and to compete with the C. B. & C. railroad.
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Huntington
Ind
Erie Railroad
Marion
Stoken Jackson Dies at Greenfield Home
Greenfield Indiana reports the death of Stoken Jackson, sergeant at arms of the national House of Representatives and former Democratic state chairman, who had been ill for several weeks and died this afternoon at his home after being brought back from Washington.
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Greenfield
Ind
Stoken Jackson
National
House of Representatives
Washington
SCHOOLS AT BERNE ELECT SUPERINTENDENT AND TEACHERS
Berne Indiana June nineteen at school board meeting Prof F D Huff was re elected superintendent for the coming year. Miss Arminta Beck of Bloomville Ohio named principal. The assistant principal not yet chosen. Teachers returning include Mrs Mary Baumgartner Miss Cora Schug Miss Flora Neaderhouser Miss Salome Schug Miss Hulda Gilliam Miss Cora Hirschy Miss Gertrude Lehman Miss Cora Hocker and H V Perkins. several will attend Earlham College Richmond and Wooster Ohio.
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Berne
Ind
School Board of
F. D. Huff
Arminta Beck
Bloomville
Ohio
Mary Baumgartner
Cora Schug
Flora Neaderhouser
Mies Salome Schug
Angola to Oil Principal Streets in June
The Angola Indiana city streets will be oiled in June with North and South Wayne and East and West Maumee slated for treatment. A committee has ordered 14 000 gallons of road oil to complete the project.
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Angola
Ind
North
South
Wayne
West Maumee
Governor Marshall Will Not Dictate Baltimore Convention Chair
Indianapolis June 22 Governor Marshall refused to choose the Baltimore convention chairman declaring it improper for him as a presidential hopeful to dictate the party’s leadership. He replied to Colonel Bryan noting Parker’s prior roles and stating he cannot influence the convention’s temporary chairmanship or the party platform.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marshall
W. J. Bryan
Baltimore
Bryan
Parker
Gov. Marshall
Governor Marshall
New York
Denver
Indiana
Kern
Hopes for Harmony in Democratic Convention
Baltimore reports former Indiana National Committeeman Thomas Taggart backing Harepe in the coming Democratic gathering. He notes Parker's loyalty and past support for Bryan, urging party harmony and stating Bryan could be chairman or head of the resolutions committee if desired.
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Baltimore
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Harpee
Judge Parker
Mr. Bryan
Parker
Bryan
Maine
California
Resolutions Committee
Eliza Grant, 94, Leaves Columbia City for Logansport
Mrs. Eliza Grant aged 94, mother of Judd Grant, departed Columbia City on Monday evening by the Vandalia line. She is traveling with her niece Miss Louise Longwell of Logansport to visit the C. B. Longwell family for several weeks.
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Columbia City
Ind
Eliza Grant
Judd Grant
Vendalia
Logansport
Louise Longwell
C B. Longwell
Tragic Tonawanda Grave Disaster Ends Family Line
In Buffalo on June 21 a fatal accident at St. Francis cemetery near Tonawanda claims Joseph Malone seven as part of a string that has wiped out the family. The father died in an explosion four months earlier and the mother perished in a car crash three weeks later. The boy and his grandmother were decorating graves when a tall marker toppled, crushing him.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph Malone
St. Francis Cemetery
Tonawanda
Longtime Fort Wayne plant worker Gottlieb Laepple dies
Gottlieb Laepple a retired Pennsylvania Railroad car inspector died Tuesday afternoon at his daughter Mrs Anthony Fisher 434 West DeWald Street aged 83 years 2 months 21 days due to dropsy He was born in Wuertemberg Germany came to America in 1852 resided in Fort Wayne most of his life He served as a private in Company K 59th Regiment during the Civil War He was a charter member of St Johns Lutheran Church Surviving besides his daughter is a son Fred of Greenville Texas Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm from the residence and 230 pm from St Johns Lutheran Church Rev H P Dannecker officiating Interment St Johns Cemetery
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Gottlieb Laepple
Pennsylvania
Anthony Fisher
West DeWald Street
Mr. Laepple
Wuertamberg
Germany
America
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ten-Year-Old Heroine Rescues Brother From Quarry Water
Bluffton Indiana June 20 Metta Moser age ten saved her three year old brother Edward from drowning after he fell into a stone quarry. She heard Robert’s cries, reached the scene, grabbed his clothing, pulled him to shore, and revived him with care before summoning their mother.
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Fifth Regiment Armory
Willard Saulsbury
Josephus Daniels
Edwin Newman
Edwin Wood
James W. Reilly
Mack
Robert Crain
Kentucky
Norman Mack
Eowin
Wood
Michigan
John S. Martin
Dorn
Interurban
Stokes Jackson
Metta Moser
Bluffton
Sentinel
John F. Preston
Tom Taggart
Diana
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