Stand Pat Patriots Lining Roosevelt Letter on Tariff
Washington dispatch reports Republicans split over tariff revision as President Roosevelt sends a letter to Representative Watson of Indiana. The stance aligns with leaders Cannon Shaw and other stand it Republicans, signaling a shift toward a nonrevision path to aid the party in the coming elections. The letter is seen as a stump speech and a strategic move to boost GOP unity and campaign leverage.
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Aca
Washington
Roosevelt
Min
James E. Jwateon
Indiana
House of Wantatives
Cannon
Treasury Shaw
Inasuch
Paramount
Sithe
Congress
Lading Mocrais
Hestaway
Apollos
Watson
Citizens Favor Parade of Regulars in Indianapolis Debate
Readers debate a proposed Soldiers' Day parade in Indianapolis with Indiana troops and Illinois militia. Citizens including C C Clark and J Ruckershats weigh approval, objections, and the impact on city pride, education, and commerce amid state officials' stance and mayor Bookwalter's efforts.
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Sam Wce
Boakewailer
C. C Clark
Kennedy
Indianapolis
Ilitia
Thomas Larkin
Millitia
Bookwaller
Clarence Budd
Illinois Mitts
Bookwalter
Mitneis
Indiana
Charles Pettivohn
Prishe
HH. B. Stout
Inlanapolis
Illinois
J. Cheetham
Harrison
Eure
Walter Jones
Pairbanks
Walter Stevens
Hanl
Fairbanks
William 2
Calvert
Benjamin Harrigan
Eranles -Aurst
Wm Feld
Farmer Sues Over Cholera Hog Sale Damages
John Kitley sues Wiling Frye and William Purery for 1000 damages claiming they sold him cholera infected hogs represented as healthy. He says the hogs infected his farm, causing great loss during hot weather. The notice ends with an advertising plug for watches and jewelry offers.
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John Kitley
Wiling
Frye
William Pure Rish
Noga Ho
Hia
Murdered girl found in hole near Fremont
The 16 year old Miss Samlunis Wout, daughter of farmer George Wout, was found murdered near Fremont. She reportedly left home to visit a neighbor. her body was dragged into a wood and dumped in a marl hole after a struggle. An umbrella once carried by Miss Waddll was found nearby as alarming search spread across the county. The community halted work and joined the hunt for the killer with no suspect yet identified.
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Sceippe
Mob kills Black man after alleged assault attempt
Summerland Ohio Aug 2 a mob during the night struck and killed Bob Ed ridge the Black man who had attempted to assault the daughter of T J Weet for whom the man had been working He admitted his guilt
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Summerland
Edridge
Caught in the act as two men spike railroad track
Springfield Moss Aug 21 two men arrested after trying to place spikes on the New York New Haven Hartford airona rail near Long Meadow. Named Charles Kannarian and Merticn Tut tullal of New York were caught in the act and apprehended by authorities.
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Beripps-MrRee Preas Association
Springfield
Moss
New York
New Haven & Hartfords
Airona
Long Meadow
Charles Kannarian
Merticn Tuttullal
Wealthy husband claims coercion in divorce case
Charles Rea files divorce in Marion county court alleging coercion by wife Mary after 90 years of marriage and 14 children. He says his wealth and labor were spent to please her, including inheritance of £15, and that she pursued him, forcing him to leave home and work as a foreman before starting a lunch business to survive.
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Marion
Charles Rea
Dea
Mary
Vinnie
Hea
Lfe
Anl
At Kggaw
Two Girls in Distress Seek Help From Police in Plymouth
Ione Gross and Peat Galloway, both Plymouth youths, told police they were stranded since Sunday after a short excursion. They lacked money or friends and noted a square meal for two days. Miss Galloway had pawned jewelry to cover two nights of cheap lodging found through the rain.
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Ione Gross
Peat Galloway
Plymouth
Ind
Mss Galloway
Peasants Clash With Soldiers at Fair In Rhorkof Province
In Rhorkof province a fair sparked a clash between Rasalan soldiers and peasants after taunts about defying the Japanese. Soldiers charged the crowd following reports of jeering, resulting in seven peasants killed or injured.
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Scripps-MeHave Pree Association
ST. Petersburg
Rhorkof
Fracture Harm Follows City Street Car Crash
Private Olde Sodel of E company Firat regiment infantry National Guard lies with two fractured skulls after being thrown from a Union Traction car at Seventeenth and Mondy night. Private Sydel and others were on the front platform when the car struck a wagon. Sodel is unconscious. home at Evansville Indiana.
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Olde Sodel
Firat Regiment of Infantry
Tellang Naonal Guard
Pltas
Uni‘ans Union
Codexesave Amt
Seventeenth-et
Mondey
Sydel
Benjamin Harrison
Seventeenth-at
Evansville
Ind
Illinois and Ohio political conventions clash in August
A flood of OCR text shows Illinois Democrats near endorsing Bryan with Sullivan’s support while Republican leaders in Springfield push to back Cannon. Ohio Democrats meet in Columbus to push local option, with Mayor Johnnot opposing temperance mentions and local option on the agenda.
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Ohio Democrats
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Columbus
Garber
Johnnot
Cleveland
Johnson
Officers exchanged between Fourth and Twentieth infantry
Washington dispatch reports Major G W Mejver moves from the Fourth infantry to the Twentieth. Major J B Rogers shifts from the Twentieth to the Fourth. The transfers occur at the Ocera operations and Major Melver stays with the Fourth at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, through maneuvers ending in October.
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Washington, D. c
G. W. Me Jver
Fourth Infantry
Twentieth Infantry
Rogera
Twentith
Fequesia
Ocera
Melver
Ft. Benjamin Hartivon
Indianapolis
Tall Climbing by the Mercury in August Weather Report
A fragmented weather narrative notes temperatures from 7 percent to 0 percent, describing an August day with rain and heat. It records city street level readings around 93 degrees, a Tuesday start at 78, and a rise to 8 by noon, reflecting fluctuating conditions and storm potential.
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Weather Bureau
Totlook
Clash With Rebels At City Or Havana
Guerra aims to seize Pinar del Rio city with sufficient forces and intends to press the struggle until U S intervention. The report notes raids on Havana plantations as part of operations.
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City
Havana
Pinar del Rio
United States
Revolt grows as Americans flee Havana turmoil
Reports from Havana describe intensifying revolt with clashes in Pinar del Rio and a push toward the city. Gen J. Miguel Gomez is reportedly involved. a dynamite case and arrests heighten alarm. Rebels number up to 1,000, aim to seize Pinar del Rio, threaten American residents and property, with commerce paralyzed and consular homes targeted.
Cuban Revolution Surges in Pinar Del Rio Province
Reported uprisings near Pinar Del Rio as Col. Pino Guerra and Cal. Lora lead revolutionary bands. Government denies a coup. August events include clashes at Hoyo Colorado, rural guards mobilized to 2000, and orders for extra congressional session to authorize a volunteer army. Gen. Lyonas Del Castille escapes. Jose Miguel Gomez reportedly joins rebels but denied. Disturbances spread and cuts to telegraph and rail lines occur.
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Evenin
ALG
Provinca
Pinar del Rio
Rursles
Pino Guerra
Cal
Lora
Nanas
Ameety
Havana
Palna
Carlos
Justo Garzia
Montenigao
Lyonas del Castillo
Cole Pedro
Alberti
Lyonas del Castille
Hoyo Colorado
Livni
Rayue
Pinar del Rig City
Jose Miguel Gomez
Palma Bec¢A
Gghta
ZiceCol
Guerra
Wake City
Palma
Congress
Valane
Defeat Rumors Hover Over Cuban Operations
Reported hostilities near Pinar del Rio claim government forces were defeated with about one third of troops reported lost on both sides. Reinforcements rush to the province as President Palma acts to cut rural militia by 2000 men. Revolutionists in multiple island areas have supported the revolt amid ongoing plots and uprisings.
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Emilhunex
Mavina
Quentin Banderas
Spain
Santa Leela Plantation
Hafael Danaphan
Hoys Colorado
Hasan
Laut
Roque
wTheorg
Pinar del Bio
Eldea
Palma
Iisland
Gulnek
Havana
U. S. May Send Warship To Cuba Intervention
Washington August 2 news notes rising danger to Americans in Cuba and possible U S intervention. State Department seeks full report from Havana on the unrest as Cuban rebels are jailed and government vows to quell the uprising. Officials say U S could land forces at a nearby port without awaiting Cuban request.
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Catan Emheortia
Ansociainn
Washington
Cuba
United Sates
State Department
Havens
United States
Erisiz
Havanh
Unclear 2- New Concord horse incident report
A fragment describes a runaway horse near New Concord causing fright to Pollock a teacher and Mary Moore. The driver escaped unharmed though the event ends with damaged wording and unclear details.
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New Concord
Mas May Pollock
Dod
Misa Mary -Moore
Dias
Pollock
Mat
Maerate
Dash
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