Raid on bootleggers near Fort Benjamin Harrison prompts call for action
Sheriff Ed Sourbier pressed Gov. Hanly to address notorious liquor dispensaries and gambling joints near Fort Benjamin Harrison selling intoxicants to soldiers. Hanly, just back, said no statement yet but implied possible state action. Raids continued as officers report illicit beverages and gambling devices, with arrests and bond actions ongoing.
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Hanly
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ed Sourbler
Tad Ac
Chattauquas
Goveror Hanly Waz
Sourbier
Ed Seurbler
Sorenson
Benin Harrison
Sourhtwr
Tee
Sun
Reception and present for Mr and Mrs A K Jones
A reception will be held Monday night at the Y M C A gym in honor of Mr and Mrs A K Jones. A substantial gift will be presented. Jones is the Y M C A physical director. The couple married in Nashville on August 16. The bride, Burney, is daughter of the late Fwin Burney of Robertson county and sister of Airy William Ward. She has lived with Mr and Mrs James M Matherby since early childhood. Mrs Jones is gentle and beloved by friends. The committee includes Thomas B Fulmer chairman and many local names.
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Y. MC. A
A. K. Jones
Jones
Airy Wiliam E. Ward
James M. Matherby
Mr. Jones
Ohin
Nashville
Indianapolis
Heat Wave Fatal in New York City
Thousands sought relief as the heat surge overwhelmed the city. People slept on park lawns and riverfronts while scores were prostrated or died. Private doctors treated many at home as police allowed cooling on coaling wharfs and beaches. An exodus from Manhattan gathered crowds boarding ferries and trains for relief.
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New York City
Serigpe-McHae
Audociation
New York
Ang
Manhattan
Reform talk spans rail rates race in south and north
A column by Reverend Sam Small argues about the railroad rate bill, insurance probes, and reform campaigns. He predicts mixed impact of reform efforts, notes racial dynamics and migration patterns, and asserts southern economic independence while urging vigilance against vested interests.
Two Die At St Louis In Heat Wave
Two deaths and about six prostrations followed heat in St Louis Missouri yesterday. The deceased are William Doerding and Policeman A J McCarthy. The maximum temperature reached 92 degrees with a forecast of 90 for today.
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ST. Louis
Tragic death after alleged choking at Norwood ice cream gathering
The 16 year old Black girl Beasle Rice died at City hospital after a choking incident two weeks ago. Harris, a Black man with a long criminal record, is held by police in Norwood pending investigation. The sister and others allege Harris grabbed Beasle by the throat during the gathering. Harris was arrested by Detectives Holtz and Veros several days ago.
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Beasle Rice
Surl Harris
Poliee
Marrty
Asault
Klee
Norwood
Starrs
Ahe
City
Ames
Harrie
Nesto
Holtz and
Verossutte
Harris
Tragic drowning of 20 year old Claude Brown in Fail Creek
Claude Brown of Brookside avenue aged 20 was drowned Monday afternoon in Fail Creek at Thirti? Lethana Bellefontainesta. He could not swim and ignored a warning from a companion. The body was recovered.
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Claude Brown
Brookside-ave
Fail Creek
Thirti- Lethana Bellefontainesta
Brown
Seiners Arrested in Big ta Near Columbia City
William and Sherman Haines were arrested Saturday for seining in Big ta near Columbia City. Each faced a fine and costs of $1. Martin Swail and S. A. Hawkins of Acton also faced a weekend misadventure for concealing gear to haul to the stream. Deputy Warren James observed the act from a goods box and the pair paid fines of $15.2 in total.
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William and
Sherman Haines
Big Ta
Columbia City
Martin Swail
S. A. Hawkins
Acton
Warren James
Vosta
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Convenes in Chicago
The annual convention of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters opened in Chicago with delegates present for the gathering. President availing Peale presided as leaders set the agenda and outlined key goals for the union's ongoing labor agenda.
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Sppe-Menaerress Arbucin
Chicago
Aus
International
Brotherhoorse Teamsters
Mars
Avekinig Peale
Prohibition Party aims for $500000 yearly from mines
In Tacoma Washington August 190? Martin once a hotel keeper and active Prohibitionist pledges to devote up to 809000 yearly from his Alay mining properties to the Prohibition cause. He expects the party to crush the liquor traffic within two years and notes past funding never exceeded 80000 annually. In Waterloo Iowa the Democratic state convention begins. William J Bryan is endorsed for president. Delegates caucus on the state ticket and gubernatorial candidates include George W Ball C W Porter and John D Dennison.
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Scrippesdter
Weees Cementation
Tacoma
Wash
Aug
Ib Martin
Chremiitz
United States
America
Martin
Dourglais Island
Sertpon-Wellac Area Association
Waterloo
William J .Bryan
Kaverner
George W. Ball
Iowa City
C. W. Porter
Centerville
John D. Dennison
Dubuque
Ida Stewart Sues for Divorce Over Abandonment Claim
Mrs. Ida Stewart files for divorce from Delbert Stewart alleging abandonment after the couple's child’s birth. She states his violent temper and threat to leave caused her unhappiness and distress.
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Ida Stewart
Delbert Stewart
Guests of Mr Stubbs Attend Conference Meeting
B V Brake, a native of Indiana and chief of the bureau of labor for Colorado, and his wife are guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Stubbs. They met at the conference of state statisticians in Boston last week.
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Stubbs
B. V. Brake
Indiana
Bureau of Labor
Jstate
Colorado
Euents
Mfr
Joseph H. Stubbs
Conference of State Statisticians
Boston
George C Hitt Appointed Receiver In Million Dollar Deal
George C Hitt of Indianapolis was named receiver of the State Agency Company after weeks of litigation and stockholder dissent. Special Judge James B P Daker approved the appointment following an agreement among directors and dissatisfied stockholders. The move likely winds up the business and distributes assets to stockholders. The stockholders’ committee led by Harold B Hibben William Seat Wilmer W Critchlow and Louis C Huessmann, via attorney Ferdinand Winter, filed an amendment to the complaint.
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George C. Hitt
Busiess
Indianapolis
James BP. Daker
Superior Court
Harold B. Hibben
William Seat
Wilmer W. Critchlow
Louis C. Huessmann
Diesatisfied
Ted
Ferdinand Winter
Bronday
Illinois Republicans reconfigure after primaries concern
Chicago Aug 6 Scripps Met News reports a new alignment of Illinois Republicans after the primaries. Senator Cullom defeated by a large plurality while Yates exits politics. The party division hints at convention votes, including a push to back Joseph Cannon for president. Roger Sullivan gains control of Chicago Democrats with backing from Carter Harrison.
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Scripps-MeTveress Association
Chicago
Illinois
Richard Yates
Joseph G. Cannon
Roger Sullivan
Cook County
Sullivan
William J. Bryan
Meeting of Holy Cross convenes in Notre Dame
The general chapter of the Congregation of the Holy Cross will convene in Notre Dame on the coming Wednesday. Leading figures include Very Rev. Gilbert Francais, superior General, and Bishop Hurt overseeing Dara, East Bengal. Delegates have arrived from the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia.
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Holy Cross
Scrippa-Meltze Press Association
Notre Dame
Ind
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Gilbert Francais
the Holy Cross
Hurt
Dara
East Bengal
Asia
United States
Canada
Europe
Preliminaries Announced For Yanger Herman Bout
Promoters set Friday night for the sale of seats at Tyler's theater opening Saturday with preliminaries announced by Indianapolis Athletic result. Jim Pooley faces Young Gray in a four round bout and Tommy Dawson boxes Kid Lee in four rounds. Rey Bronson and Mickey Ford meet in a six round semi windup as boxing cards unfold amid local boxing buzz.
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Bronday
Tyler's
Indianapalis Athletic
Jim Pooley
Young Gray
Tommy Dawson
Kid Lee
Rey Bronson
Mickey Ford
Tom Johnson to Preside at Madison Square Warden Reception
Scripps-McRae Press Association reports New York August plans for a Madison Square Garden reception for William Jennings Bryan. Henry Wilker opens, Fotk of Missouri to introduce Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland. Two formal speeches slated by Amuse Thums and Mr Bryan.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Madison Square
Willin J. Bryan
Henry Mr. Wilker
Fotk
Missouri
Duen
Tom Lohhnson
Clevelland
Aumise Thums
Hryan
United States Weather Forecast Parity Clangy
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered weather and product references, with garbled pricing and names. The readable items mention a weather forecast theme and various consumer goods and locations, but no coherent reportable event or clear entities.
Bank Examiners Close Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Depositors mob doors as state examiner locks Milwaukee Avenue State Bank for asset inventory and closing. Bank officers absent, deposits estimated at 44 million with 5 million moving deposits and 290 thousand in commercial accounts. Patrols deployed to curb disorder as inquiries into shortages and withdrawals proceed.
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Scripps-McRee Press Association
Chicago
Miwaukeeave State Bank
Tassiptal
C. Jones
Wey
Jones
Paul C. Stensland
Europe
Theodore Stensland
Henry W. Herrings
Milwaukee
Cannon to Speak on Labor and Trusts After Nomination
Danville August 16 expects Speaker Cannon to deliver an acceptance speech addressing the eight hour law the anti injunction bill education proposal immigration and naturalization issues and labor. He will defend Congress and the Republican party criticize labor demands and hold Gompers and AFL leaders responsible for defeating the anti injunction bill. The speech will cover trusts wages prosperity and current politics without a Cannon presidential bid.
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Scripps-McMis Preas
Danville
Cannon
House of Representatives
Congress
Laebor
Gompers
American Federation of Laban
Repubdlican
Layor
St Pee
American Federation of Labor
Receivers Report Files March May Receipts and Expenditures
George W. Bartlett receiver for Chicago Indiana Eastern railway submits court report detailing March receipts 33988 85 expenditures 29996 12 April receipts 3347 448 47 expenditures 20001 158 May receipts 34822 21 expenditures 2528 10. Also notes laundry service offer and new quarters for Hresultt Pugh Co with contact details and invitation to old friends to call.
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George W. Bartlett
Chicago, Indiana & Eastern Railway Company
United States
Hresultt Pugh Co
Uladest
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John P. Rodenbeck
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