Weather Report Flags Widespread Crop Damage and Mixed Prospects
The weekly weather report notes heavy rains damaged crops in the central and southern states, with flooding and washouts in parts of Oklahoma and Texas. Spring wheat harvest mostly complete, corn prospects show gains in Ohio Valley, and cotton remains problematic with shedding and rust in many belts. Plowing for fall seedings progresses, soil conditions vary by region.
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Indiana Weather Improves Crops With Widespread Rains
The Indiana Weather Bureau bulletin reports continued showers bringing notable crop recovery. May corn and late planted lowland crops show promise. late potatoes and drought-damaged gardens improve only modestly. Apples in Washington County excel. peaches plums and buckwheat look fair. tobacco output uncertain in southern counties. pastures recover aiding winter feed. plowing resumes across the state amid intermittent showers.
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Indiana Eather Bureau
Washington County
Elkhart
Randolph
President Urges Caution on Peace Terms and Authority
A Wisider report notes President cautions against peace terms from York talks, saying proposals lack authority from the amalgamated association. He would call the executive committee if terms were serious and approved by officials. Rail conditions report a second car wreck at Vandy Hook as winds ease.
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New York
Shoul
York
President Castro A History Making Leader In Venezuela
A historical profile of Castro of Venezuela portrays him as a volatile yet charismatic military figure who rose from innkeeper origins to president. The piece notes his rapid promotion, popularity with soldiers, and shifting aims toward dictatorship, including rumored plans to wage war with Colombia to unite Venezuela Ecuador and Nicaragua under his rule. It also describes Castro’s alliance with Uribe Uribe and the political debts he seeks to repay.
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Venezuela-Colombia
Colombia
Venezuela
Andreas
Andrade
Ecudaor
Nicaragua
Uribe-Uribe
Murderous attack on Glacier Creek camp near Nome
A band of 70 armed men attacked a camp at Glacier Creek near Nome, allegedly over mining claims, fatally wounding Richard O Connor. Steamer St Paul officers report about 6000 people plan to return to the United States from Nome.
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Nome
Richard O’connor
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United States
Old Nurse for Children Teething Syrup Ad
Advertisement listing Mrs Winslows soothing syrup for teething with price twenty five cents a bottle. Also mentions dental services at Indiana Central College and veterinary services, promoting The Sun classifieds as a free room rental ad option.
Lake Maxinkuckee Sunday Outing by Pennsylvania Lines
Express train from Indianapolis departs 7:30 a m and returns from the lake at 6:30 p m on Sunday September 1. Lake Maxinkuckee offers boating and fishing and is advertised as a delightful state attraction. Special note mentions a three day girls' offer at no charge.
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Indianapolis
Maxinkuckee
Pennsylvania
Smashed Alliance Report From Foreign Affairs
Mail advices from the minister of foreign affairs in Colombia report that Ecuador and Nicaragua have withdrawn their opposition to the Colombian government and given repeated assurances of good faith. The withdrawal from the anti Colombian alliance formed by Venezuela is noted as most significant and further trouble is not expected since Venezuela would not attack Colombia unaided.
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Washington
Colombia
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Sefior Herron
Venezuela
Colorado Excursions on Monon Route Tickets on Sale
Tickets for Colorado excursions via Monon Route on sale daily through Sept 1 with final return by Oct 31. Rush County Fair specials Aug 27 28 29 30 return by Aug 31. Cincinnati specials $1.25 return via Cincinnati line and D route. Two fast trains depart 6 30 am and 6 30 pm with limited stops at Rushville Connersville Hamilton and Madison return.
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Monon
Rushville
Rush County
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Temporary injunction halts picketing at locked-out plants
Judge Smith granted a temporary injunction against picketing by workers locked out by the carriage manufacturers. Proceedings were kept secret and he pledged secrecy until the injunction could be served. Photographs were taken to show men on picket duty around the plants, restraining further demonstrations.
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Cincinnati
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