Hats Bargain Offers Deep Discounts in Indiana Store
Rush of Shoppers floods store as millinery ad slashes prices on trimmed hats from 400 to 295 and 5.00 hats to 205. Customers praise value and variety, with hundreds of hats sold and more arriving. Untrimmed sailors offered in assorted colors for shirt waist hats at bargain prices.
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Indiana
Public transit schedule notes no Sunday service
The readable text indicates that the first and last cars on each line will not run on Sundays and lists various times and route details. The fragmentary OCR mentions Clymer Line and Leave Indians, Tollock, and mentions of a.m. and p.m. times, with no full context.
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Jock A.m. Tollock
Owill
Shirt Waist Suits at 2.95 from special purchase
A sale offers shirt waist suits made from quality batiste trimmed with fineral lace and inser ti. Special purchase allows offering 25 suits this week at 2.95, with original price 4.95. Limited quantity, heightening sale urgency.
Taft Forces Claim Advantage in Injunction Plank Fight
The Sub-Committee of Resolutions reports a nine to four tilt in favor of the injunction plank among its thirteen members under Chairman Hopkins. Taft forces foresee a victory in full committee and at the convention, while Cannon's opposition claims thirty votes to twenty-two in the full committee and hopes to drop the plank at the national gathering. A protest from New York businessmen against curbing judicial independence was also presented by Representative Payne.
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Chicago
Taft
Hopkins
Cannon
Union League Club
Wedding Rent: Folding Chair Setup Approved for Events
A local rental service gains approval to provide folded chairs and feather-topped decor for wedding parties. The approval covers Opholtarered folding chairs and associated feather top accents, enabling event organizers to furnish venues with compact, stylish seating options on rental terms.
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Phaire
Allies Suffer Losses As Taft Faction Dominates Delegates
John N. Hamilton of Winds, head of the American Bankers Association, warned that a postal savings bank plan would drain 40 to 60 percent of state savings deposits and provoke withdrawals in panics. In executive session a thirteen member sub committee was formed. The credentials committee reports six states favor the Taft faction with contests in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky and Mississippi. Louisiana dispute resolved with lily whites and black and tans split. Pearl Wight keeps his national committee seat. allies vow to press fights to the convention floor amid sharp disputes.
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Winds
American Bankers’ Association
Hopkins
Miilneis
Long
Kansas
Crane
Massachusetts
Kelloge
Minnesota
Payne
New York
Adams
North Carolina
Ellis
Ohio
Crawford
South Dakota
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Clark
Wyoming
Warner
Missouri
Dollinger
Washington
Groner
Virginia
National Committee
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louisiana
Credentials Committee
Pearl Wight
Burke Demands Change in Delegates Rule
Chicago June 17 The rules committee discussed for two hours a proposal by Pennsylvania's James F Burke to cut representation in Republican conventions. The plan would set four delegates at large per state and one delegate for every 114000 votes or majority fraction from the last presidential election, with no decision reached.
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Chicago
Committee On Rules and Order of
James F. Burke
Pennsylvania
South Attitudes Split Over Resolution on Elector Votes
Delegates from southern states urged rejection, arguing hardship and discouragement for their organization. Burke and Guthrie opposed, with Sullivan and Dawson defending the measure, saying it would boost southern incentives by increasing convention representation as votes for Republican electors rise. Burke warned North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania and others would see vastly different vote-to-representation ratios.
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South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Colorado
North Carolina
New York
Baseball Results and Market News Digest
National League results from Philadelphia Boston and Brooklyn feature scores for Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York and Philadelphia with standings and upcoming games. American League results include Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York St Louis Boston and Philadelphia games, plus market notes on Chicago wheat corn oats and Pittsburg butter eggs cheese and livestock prices. The report also notes a New York to Paris car race through the area and grain market shifts from rain impacts.
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Nhl
Phila
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Doom
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RHE
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Dorner
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Warner
Chech
Hess
Clarke
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Willett
Thomas
Plank
Schutzer
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Smith
Schreck
L. Pet
Icpeeseesevee
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Nertchinsk
Asiatic
Russia
Ohio
Ady
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