Stevenson to Replace Towne as Populist VP Nominee
Chicago August 74 Adlai B Stevenson will substitute Charles A Towne on the populist ticket as vice presidential nominee. A national committee poll signals Stevenson holds a comfortable majority amid unity talks with Democrats. Chairman Butler and other committeemen met in Chicago while Stevenson’s supporters push for a decisive, smooth nomination.
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Chicago
Adlai B. Stevenson
Charles A. Towne
National Committee
Ilinola
Popullets
Stevenson
Hrgan
Ucketa
Marion Buller
Butler
Sherman House
Triionda
Butler Wold
Eugene Smith
Conference
Bryan
Bryan accused as original imperialist in Philippine debate
Charles Danby of Indiana, a U S minister to China, writes a pamphlet urging re creation of McKinley and branding Bryan as the imperialist. He argues Bryan favored ratification to avoid war and asserts Bryan would have led the nation into imperial control of the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ason
Charles Danby
Indiana
United Statos
China
Puilippiacey
McKinley
Bryan
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Oryan
Imperialiva
Jeky
Hyde Tle
Pilipinas
Arma
Spmin
Ipormany
Qiperedit
Warvlng
William J. Bryat
Denty
Tugulos Mir
Tryan
Jalunda
Nea
Haut
Fontor
Hanan
Spain
Hanna Not Tue Nods and Antipathy in Meveland Letter
Fragmentary note from Chattanooga Tennessee dated August reporting Meveland Toon Chairman Tipton reviewing a letter from Mark Gannon. Indicates a dormition query and a forthcoming Times printing to reveal details tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensee Republicana
Chattinooga
Tenn
the ‘Times
Meveland
Toon
Tipton
Mark Ganna
MOMON
Afro American conventions to be held in two weeks
The Afro American Press association plans its tenth annual meeting in Argulo Conventions Quianapolia Indiana August 24 with Cyrus Adame of Chicago elected president. The group aims to discuss future policy and oppose the Republican ticket. The third National Afro American Council gathering will open in the State House Tuesday with delegates from bureaus and notables including Bishop Walden and Ida Wells Barnett among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quianapolia
Ind
Nexra
Cyrus Adame
Chiako
National Republican Adviwery
John BE
Bruce
Albany
Chia
Bres Leminlatiin
Burpai
Lantel Murry
Ihr Ty
Iministration ‘Bureau
Maton Hi Mi Turner
Allosta
Bireau
Derneit
Scilabuce
N. Cobisitosa Horeva
W. B. Dudes
Atlanta University
Gay
Wuroay
Huw
A. J Garey
Clicago
Iiterary Buroiy
Mindback
Washington, D. C
Promii
Gaverne H. White
North Carolina
Dishop Alex Grant
iMlahep
EH. M. Turner
Africa
Howard Brown
Mary Church Ferrall
National
Amovlation of
Colored Women
Ida Wells Barnett
Booker T. Washington
Conell
Alex Walters
Tia
Fia Ormantention
Waltern
George H. White
Coneretamin
MocKinney
Wright
Georgia
Industrial College
Political Maneuvers Stir Tennessee Republican Split
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Hanna taking aim at the Tennessee Republican split. The National Committee favors a unified slate, while factions loyal to Brownlow and the Philadelphia plan seek control of electors amid party tensions. In Nebraska, Bryan resumed touring, delivering eleven speeches in a week and noting strenuous travel between Lincoln Omaha and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanena
Knoxville
Tenn
Journal and Tribune
Washington
A. Hynnnhee
maAilte
A. J. Trier
Oly
Hannagaya
National Committee
National
Philadelphia
Brownlow
Phillie Helphin
Hanna
Hryon
Lincoln
Neb
Prran
Omaha
Hls
Wahoo
New Firme 4 Treepe Texas August 44 Sold
P Jarvis of Jarvie & Co. has sold ous to the firm of Jarvie & Co. in an August 1944 transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Firme
Treepe
Troupe
Texas
F) P. Jarvis
Fim
Jarvie & Co
Ous
Rumors of Wider War and Political Shifts Across Regions
Reports deny a German Japanese Chinese war alliance while noting Chinese forces near Peking and allied detachments on recon missions. Refugees stream toward Tianjin amid fears of famine and a Boxer uprising. Political maneuvering includes McKinley and Stevenson naming contests and Indianapolis meetings by two national black groups. Philippine dispatches flag a plan to seize Manila and local crime reports note Jefferson murder accusation and Fort Worth routes death by action. Continuous weather: heavy rain and wind at Nacogdoches.
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Iaeta
Germany
Japan
China
Pekin
Peking
Tien Tain
Mike Kotley
Jefferson
Bonham County
Boynton
Congress
Talios
Fort Worth
Dalina
A. Wolf
Ballville
Nacogdoches
Berlin Mercy Market Faces Decline In Money Rates
The meat striking feature of the Berlin mercy market was the decline in money rates immediately before the monthly settlement. The London stock exchange dealings were unusually small in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London Stock Exchange
General Woods Banquets Sparked Riots in New York City
General Woods banquetted at San Unga when suveralmall race riots erupted in New York City. Police report clashes, property damage, and injuries as crowds gathered outside key venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Woods
San Unga
Suveralmall
New York City
Houston firemin wit eastly from the Banta Fea of Galvaston
The Kaysecg of Beaumont defeat the Lake Charles team while the Vosper Boat club of Philadelphia wins the genlorn' olht championship at the International regatta held under the Paris exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Banta Fea
Galvaston
Kaysecg
Beaumont
Lake Charles
Vosper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Jarvis & Co to Open Texan Grocery Firm in Terrell
Rt Jarvis of Terrell Texas announces Jarvis Co will operate a grocery business. P o T Cross plans to open a grocery shop at Troupa on September 1 in the noted establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Jarvis
Terrell, Texas
Jarvis & Co. P. Ot
Cross
Religious revival closes at Rock Island Texas meeting
A three week revival led by Pastor Wren of the Methodist church with Rev. La Glere and others ended at Rock Island Texas August 2. The event yielded thirty five conversions and twenty two admissions to the Methodist church with several others expected to join the Baptist church. Dr. Brique delivered sermons noted as effective and well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nock Island
Rock Island
Texas
Wren
Methodiat Church
la Glere
Georglo
Armstrong
Fitetor
Baptist Ohireh
Thin Place
Briggs
Avelin
Pridge
Baptist Church
Brique
Tent Revival Near Enonls Texas Gains Large Congregations
A tent meeting led by Rev. R. T. Phillipa of the Cumberland Presbyterian chapel and Rev. RE. A. Smith of the Methodist church on West and Tuillas streets draws large crowds. The program continues indefinitely with daily services and active attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enonls
Texas
R. T. Phillipa
Giumberland Presbyterian Chapel
RE. A. Smith
Methodiat Church
Weat Around
Tuillas Street
Religious notes on revival meetings across Texas
Religious notes report revival meetings in Culvert and Barmeraville with large crowds nightly. It mentions Antritt M Rev C C Carrol at Bayuat church and Milton A Barber of Wilmington N Y planning a visit in October. The Presbyterians hold a large tent with electric lights for ongoing revival at the public school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culvert
Texan
Antritt
C. C. Carrol
Bayuat Church
Hin Church
Sos Marcos
Texas
Renv
Milton A. Barber
Wilmington
N. Y
Hin
St. Mianne
Barmeraville
Destructive Farm Fire Roasts 31 Berkshire Hogs
A barn south west of McKinney Texas burned after a spark from a threshing machine ignited hay corn and tools. A herd of 31 Berkshire hogs perished in the blaze as neighbors attempted to move wind from the flames. Owner James Calin and partner suffered severe loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeKinney
Texas
James Calin
Fonter
Milahap
Fire Sweeps Motaffey Home in Luling
At about 1 AM fire destroyed the residence of J. W. Motaffey in Luling Texas. No one was home. origin is a mystery. The house and most furniture burned with an estimated loss near 400 dollars. the loss will be heavy on the impoverished owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luling
Texas
J. W. Motaffey
McGraffey
Warship Support After Tangier Murder Claims
A U.S. warship arrived in Tangier to back claims arising from the June murder of Marcos Bosagin, an American resident and manager for Braunswelk & C. Renagin, who was shot and felled during an on-street confrontation and later reported burned. local authorities and religious figures assisted, and several knife wounds were noted in early reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Morpeto
United States
Marcos Bosagin
Eitimen
Braunswelk & C
Renagin
Tansler
Fred
Unclear text fragment from Kingston Jamaica news
Fragmentary report from Kingston Jamaica dated August 28 describes political tension with mentions of Coles Columbia and the Coles area. The text is garbled and preserves few clear facts beyond location and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebels Notting Out
Kingston
Jamaica
Coles
Columbia
Otyraport
Repoly Ve Bron
Ott Jm
Gaulug
Gow Consirvative Party
To Look After Anarchinin in Vienna
August 3. The political corps writes an eerie note about Proack government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Politiache Gorrewetdens
Proack Goveenmens
Work Begins on BoULiorn Pacific FroE Bridge Project
Construction starts today on BoULiorn Pacifics froe bridge over the Colorado River as crews push four miles toward the lala on the Canoy Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouliorn Pacific
Froe
Colorado
Alwel
Lala
Canoy Valley
Local Church Sermon and Civic Meeting Report
Community notes record Ter. FB W Soloman delivering an interseting sermon at Thearn Methodist church. Arrangements are under way for a county Sunday weekend convention to be held here in September. A notice mentions an appointment by Adjutant General Scurry to inspect the Texas Volunteer Guard. Various local preparations include Labor Day celebrations and a bowling event. Notable legal mentions include a burial for Mrs P H Meunessy of Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Soloman
Thearn Methodist
Loria’ Cycle Club
Jouve M. Satterwhite
Mra
P. H. Meunessy
Galveston
Scurry
Texas Volunteer Guard
Aid
Sam
George
Burgese
Congress
Failures in United Kingdom Bankruptcies Report
A distorted OCR fragment reports UK bankruptcy trends with data suggesting a decrease in failures and shifts in related figures. It mentions a solicitor’s case and references earlier year comparisons, though many details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faileres
United Kingdom
London
Founa's European Tour Continues With Palace Performance
Avmtonmlim and Atiknet 26-Letters deliver a European tour stop at the Palace of Jodney to a local audience of GM people. Citizens of Amninram present Sowa a Netheritinan Wie as the band plans to depart for London and Southampton next Saturday on the St. Lown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Founa
Avmtonmlim
Atiknet
Palace of Jodney
Amninram
Sowa
London
Dallide Crom Bouthampton Nort
St. Lown
Manchester Cloth Trade Sees Strength in New Crop Demand
Manchester cloth trade reports strong activity for shirtings and muslins with heavy orders awaiting inquires daily. Local mills note excellent prospects, export to distant markets limited mainly to China, and goods show resilient demand across textiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
India
China
Memorial Meeting for King Humbert Held by Italian Citizens
Italian residents in Charleston hold a memorial meeting for late King Humbert at Fithersian hill with high pontifical mass at the cathedral. Addresses from Consul Giovanni Soltile and Mayor Pro Tem Rhett, amid U S Army music and flags of Italy and the United States displayed together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbert
Charleston
B. C
Fithersian Hill
By Cathedral
Meh- Op Northrop
Mayir Prt Tinh Rhett
wWich Convais Uure
dHibertan Hall
Wall Orthy
Thi Piywt Autiliery
Unite States Army
Viale
Former Nun Ends Life Jumping Overboard Aboard Vessel
A former nun named Margaret Minnehan jumped overboard at 5 a.m. on August 23 while aboard the Occan Verseh New York arriving from Hivre. She was pulled from the water but died. Catholic priests conducted burial rites on the ship with many on board in attendance. Minnehan had reportedly left the convent to wed a young man named Roberto, saying she longed for family and protest over her imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Avenett
Hivre
Margaret Minnehan
Fuo
Burial Mexovice
Hstinson
Minneban
Berto
Bho
Aly
Ponntaylvinia
Two nephews slain and another wounded in hog dispute
A Texas rumor reports William Green shooting two young neighbors Emmett and Wille during a dispute over hogs near Booch, killing one instantly and mortally wounding the other. Green was arrested and jailed pending examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Enrollment Progressing in Muscovy and Dawes Communion
A fragmentary report notes Muscovy enrollment and Dawes communion participation with reference to Mr. Bixby and Cherokes enral progress. The text mentions mathematics facility rates and population estimates, implying stabilizing but unclear progress in the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscovy
Tams Bixby
Dawes
Genodays
Minnesota
Reba
New Mexico Team Advances as Key Players Shine
The New Mexico squad secures a decisive win with standout performances from Tegan, Auguar, and Pog Cole as the team overcomes Lag Cruces and Albuquarque, advancing in a tightly contested matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxo
Mano
Tegan
Auguar
Cruces
Albuquarque
Ant Sega
Cole
Toway
New Mexico
Record Encampment Draws Massive Crowd in Chicago
A heavy rain did not stop the grand patriotic service at the Coliseum with an estimated 13,000 inside and thousands more outside. Officials report 75,400 visitors by wind and rail, with 18,000 Grand Army of the Republic members among 26,000 veterans in the city, as crowds poured in for the encampment events and a children’s service attracted about 10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Collheim
Samuel Fallows
Harrison
Fa Chint Shaw
Grand Army of
Lae Republic
Dade Wb.sickles
E.G. Hirach
Grand Army of the Republic
Severidghais
Chisago
Parlons
Shaw
G. Hineth
B. Wallace
Whith
Weryice
Coliseum
Vnala
Siaw
Bishop Fallows
B. A. Arnett
Wilberfores
Ohio
Tulir
Tural
Lincoln Park
Lonleht
Misa Oliva Barton
Red Cross Society
United States
Meador Lon Rimseur
St.Louis
Naval Arch
Michi
Lake Michiean
Gunosite Lake Front Park
Society of That
Corbett Open to Meeting Fitzsimmons or Jeffries in Title Rout
Corbett says he will fight either Fitzsimmons of New York or Jeffries if challenged, planning a match around August 1 with money deposited to bind. Brady indicates Jeffries would accept if Fitzsimmons does, with negotiations focused on the championship fight and arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Fitzsimmonus
Jeitches
New York
Austrati
James J. Corbett
Kid McCoy
Twentieth Century Club
Bob Pitraimmons
McCoy
Verdette
Fitesim
Ors
Iron Furnace Deal Rumor Ties to Slos Shettioja Group
Rumor claims Slos-Shettioja company negotiating to buy three furnaces of the Tenpemes Coal and Railroad company of Ehelold with a date to consummate. Stows- Bbuthiid company holds properties near Wideelsvilla Franklin Leighton on the Southern Railway and in Walker county West Point and Pinckney in Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Furnace
Dent
Vilorence
Ale
Slos-Shettioja Company
Ténpemes Coal
Ron Mid Railroad Company
Ehelold
Stows- Bbuthiid Company
Properlien
Wideelsvilla
Franklin
Counts
Leighton
Bouthern
Walker
County
West Point
Pinckney
Wayne County
Population Increases Reported For Several Cities
The dispatch notes population changes for Kansas City Missouri New Jersey Newark and nearby Kansas cities. Kansas City Mo rises to 16 672 and Newark N J counts 121 000. Kansas City Kan posts 36 16K with a 34 19 percent gain and Omaha? inflation adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Newark
Washington
Consecuresiy
Keunea City
Kan
Tennessee Coal and Railroad Denies Furnace Sale Rumor
General Manager G B McCormack of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company denies a circulating report of selling three furnaces at Sheffield. He says there is no truth to the story, and adds they would not sell these properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
G. B. McCormnck
Tennessee Camal, Lon and Railroad Company
Shefield
Red Cross to Aid Famine Sufferers in India
The American National Red Cross announces active relief work for famine victims in India. Headquarters for this branch will be opened tomorrow in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief For
India
New York
American National Red Crops
Onne
Thane
Court House and Adjacent Buildings Destroyed by Fire
Fire gutted the court house and several adjoining structures, causing about 50 000 in loss. Most county records were destroyed except those in the county clerk's office. district court offices also burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Duoraed
Kidgusher
Leesa
Eneree Ena
Districtork
Ore
Wood Banquet Highlights Cuban Unity and Constitutional hopes
Governor General Wood praised Cuban self government and urged a constitutional convention. Senor Tamanyaa called for a capable, nonpartisan delegation to craft a lasting civil constitution while U.S. support and the promise of stability under a united Cuban state were emphasized. The event drew thousands and marked a key moment in the American occupation era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Dé Cubs
Wood
Cuba
Senor Tamanaya
el Vane
San Juan Hil
Geneva Wood
United States
Elucere
Colosne
Aelt
Covernor General Wood
Snowtts
Parque de Queapedesa
McKinley
General Wood
San Juan
el Caney
Manzanillo
San Diago
San Luin
Puerto Bonfato
Bayamo
Couto
Regiain
Live Stock Sales At Kansas City Quarantine Division
Kansas City reports cattle and Texas stock sales this week in the quarantine division. Buyers and sellers, including M M Carpenter, Adauix and Shiver, A Plato, Elliott and Bates, and others, handled hundreds of head of steers and cows with weights ranging from 900 to over 1000 pounds and prices cited in dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanasas City
Kansas City
W.g
M. Carpenter
Vigin
S.A. Kurenig Rock
Adauix & Shiver
Elgin
A. Plato
Stemit
C. Pp. Jonas
Stevens
Texas Presse
St Elliott & Bates
Lathaga
Cote
Hume
B. Johenon
Noble
Texas
Collinger Wallace
Gage
C. T
van Tuyle
Sweetwater
Borden & Analieh
Vaughn
Mick
Boane Chie J. T
Leanne
Sani
Live Stock Prices From Oklahoma Texas Auctions
Various cattle listings from multiple buyers show prices per head and per pound for cows steers and calves. Names include Pollard Butler Witherspoon Doble Co Hume Mullard Skinner and Se Davis with cattle weights ranging from light calves to heavy 850 pounds and prices around 2.00 to 5.09 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
Ardmore
A. Butler
Brownwood
Texas
Witherspoon
Fort Cobb
Doble
Caddo
Collitg & Walling
Ramona
Adams & Shaver
Klein
George T. Hume
Davidson
Caney
Onkiaha
Nani Mullard
Huzin
Bollinger
Weer
Posseman Shot Sparks Town Uproar After Death
Gillman, TH August j Ryan and others sought Dr Wright amid a mob in a town besieged by unrest. Bassie Salter lies fatally ill after alleged malpractice. A coroner order to exhume the body triggered further violence with shots fired at officers and a hospital outbuilding set ablaze. The dying town braces for more arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillman
J Ryan
John Miliatead
Toni Dr
M. Wright
Womaly
Bassie Salter
Dessie Salter
Dr. Wright
Chen
Hyan
Ryan
Dennis Wua
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MR. Donny Sats
Meo
Bryan Waa
Gibhner
Hanna Deat
Hay
Ilkten
Tivone
Tipvon Wan
Hanna Nerees
Tue
Onntna
Charten Denby
Indianapolia
Indorse McKinler
Popullar National Commmittin
Towne
Ricart
Manila
Ava Tio
Reiliguus
Funts
Watship
Tangiers
Kailmate
Windy City
Fitzsimons
Woon
Senor Tamannaya
Kansas
Cuy
Acs
Thas
Hood
Annie D. McCoy
Hawes
Cawthon
K. H. Cawthon & Co., Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers
Tuam
Main St
Capitol
J. Se
Danny
D. W. Trithart
Aweleh
mHarta
Higin
Posseman
Gilman, TU
Jay
J. Newton Hathaway
M.D
Dr. Hathaway
Hathaway
Warus
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