Stand by Hanly platform whipped into shape by leaders
Delegates flood the Claypool hotel for the first session of the state Republican convention. A planning meeting at the hotel and a resolutions committee draft a broad platform endorsing Gov Hanly level reforms, strict finance oversight, primary election law, and regulation of railroads with wide support for a daily accounting system. The scene features Beveridge Hemenway Watson and other leaders guiding a reform agenda while delegate trading shapes judge races.
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Raymond L. Hall
Claypool
Noor
Jay
Ed Fitzpatrick
Jay County
R Hgadde
Foom $Ls
Albert J. Beveridge
James A. Hemenway
James E. Watson
Jono H. Foster
Jom
Chaney
H. T. Miller
Charles W. Miller
John F. McClura
J. E. Piety
Alo. Maresh
Will H. Whittaker
Will H. Ade
Elmer Crockett
Aset Alexander
Harry C. Blarr
James P. Goodrich
Gen. Miller
Congress
Fairbanks
State Railway Commission
Hanty
Stato Sherrink
Politicians In the Limelight In a curbside report on the supreme judge race
FRANK CLOUDS describes a bustling state convention scene with candidates, delegates, and lobbyists. Hunter Hunt faces offers of votes and money while Attorney General Miller projects governor potential. Grubbs and others move through Richmond and Knightstown rooms as crowds, endorsements, and lodge ties shape the race.
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Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
John C. Nye
Winamac
Johnny, Moorman
Knox
Thirteenth
Nya
Frank
Roby
Nye
Manapolis
Judge Roby
m#iven
Heaton
Supreme Tench
Frank Clouds
Anton
Hunt
Monks
Uipreme
Snip
Delemales
Tuvday
Mistub
Marion County
Charles W. Miller
Naadiquertera
Miller
Milter
Frank Grubbs
Comstock
Wayne County
Grubbs
Knightstown
the Palladium
Grubby
Boas
Boson On Deck In Township Delegation
William Benson aimed for chairmanship but was not elected yet he remains active. Benson plans to seat delegates from Washington township and continue involvement in local party affairs despite the setback.
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Boson
Wiliam Benson
Dietrick
Washington Township
Spring Ailments Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a radical permanent cure for spring ailments including pimples boils eczema digestive issues and headaches. Claims blood cleansing restores healthy function throughout the system and urges taking Hood's Sarsaparilla this season.
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Hood
Blaze devastates Winona Technical Institute building
Fire broke out Wednesday morning at 9 o clock on the main floor of the artillery hall at the Winona Technical Institute on E Michigan at Highland, destroying the painting carpentering and library departments. The building 250 by 40 feet burned rapidly with explosions from stored chemicals. Water pressure was initially poor and hindered firemen until Chief C K Coots directed engines to hydrants. The library and records were lost, valued around 3000 for the library and 50000 in total. Plans to rebuild were announced after the costly blaze.
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Winona ‘Technical Institute
Olarmenal
E. Michigan
Walla Werre
Icia
Fite
Iighland-Avs
Pratt St
Arsenal Grounds
T Ke Teanhera
Wotary
Boon
Jacob Petty
Mgnt
Lis Vad
C.K. Coots
Severn
Institute
National Winona Technical Institute
Treasurer Arrested For Embezzling From Wichita Stock Yards
Edward Blackburn treasurer of the Wichita Stock Yards company was treated yesterday afternoon on the charge of embezzling $20,000 from the firm.
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Epee
Wichita
Kas
Edwart Blackburn, Traesurer
Wichita Stock Yards Company
Ashbridge Left Funds For Widows Home In His Will
Philadelphia April 1. Samuel EL Ashbridge long criticized as graf mayor left the bulk of his estate to establish the Samuel Fr Ashbridge Home for Indigent Widows and Single Women. The will provides a few bequests to his family and commits the remaining funds, about 80 900 dollars, to building the home.
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Founds
Scrippa-McHae Preee Asseetation
Philadelphia
Samuel EL Ashbridge
Xaw
Graf
Samuel Fr Aghbridge
Ashbridge
Rome
Dowie Suffering Illness Foe to Zion City Leader
CHICAGO April. Former Zion leader Dowie is gravely ill and invalid, unable to attend to duties. Despite earlier vigor, he shows weak health and remains under care as consultations with authorities continue.
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Berisps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Joan Alexander Dowie
Zion
Dowie
Dowie Leader's Alarming Clairvoyant Rants At Zion City
Fragmented OCR notes depict John Alexander Dowie railing at Zion City followers, claiming degeneration and demanding unconditional surrender from opponents. Mentions Chicago awakening to his influence, a lone conference with his attorney, and a vaudeville manager offering money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander Dowle
Zion
Chicago
Alexander Dowle
Zion City
Chicago Vauteville
Coal Supply 18 Small Signed by Five Operators
Five operators signed the wage scale last night in Wheeling as the eastern border strike progresses toward the west. The Scripps-McRae Preas associations reported the coal supply action on April 11.
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Scripps-McRae Preas
Wheeling
W. Va
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