Johnson Defeated by Garber in Ohio Delegation Contest
Ohio National Committeeman contest concludes with Harvey C. Garber defeating Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland by a wide margin. Johnson reacts angrily, vowing retaliation against backers. Subcommittee earlier sided with regular credentials in Ninth and Nineteenth districts, but full committee reversed in Nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Eli Roeser
Denver
Col
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Harvey C. Garber
Johnson
National Committee
Baby Coos At Police Court As Father Is Freed
In a police court hearing on a domestic dispute Lincoln Cummings faced a charge of striking his mother. A four month old baby in the room stayed on his mother’s lap, cooing and unaware of the case. Acting Police Judge Wilkinson smiled and released Cummings without a fine as the child’s innocent presence contrasted with the courtroom tension.
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Lincoln Cummings
Wilkinson
Cummings
Deceit Alleged Over Bank Notes for $400 Suit
Walter J. Hubbard sues Charles M. Clayton in superior court seeking 400 dollars, alleging Clayton deceived him by false asset stories after Hubbard endorsed notes at a bank and was compelled to pay.
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Walter J. Hubbard
Charles M. Clayton
Will
Superior Court
Clayton
Mr. Hubbard
Mr. Clayton
No Malt Ih Toniga Sways With Witness Blow
Frankfort Indiana July 7 trial over the temperance case tests Tonica a drink said to contain only sixty three hundredths of 1 percent alcohol H H Bishop state lab testified no malt found in Tonica The case under the blind tiger law of 1907 aims to ban malt vinous or alcoholic beverages beyond licensed saloons Prosecution led by William Robison viewed as political move by Gov Hanly and Attorney General Bingham. defense by Dr T Victor Keane. lawyers Gunther Clark Baker Daniel Seyfried Goldsberry
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Frankfort
Ind
H. H. Bishop
State Laboratory
Bishop
Marshal Conroe
Colfax
Paul
W. R. Moore
Purdue University
Conroe
Indianapolis
William Robison
T. Victor Keane
Gunther & Clark, Baker & Daniel
Henry Seyfried
T. F. Goldsberry
Goldsberry
Hanly
Bingham
Brewing Company
Fair Play
Constable Accused of Attacking a Woman
Samuel Beadie a constable is alleged to have attacked Mrs Mary Tudor of 631 W Washington Street after sandcuffing her husband Police could not locate Beadie Monday night but found him Tuesday forenoon He is charged with assault and battery and attempting to criminally assault a woman Beadle is already under indictment on a charge of extortion.
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Samuel Beadie
Mary Tudor
Washington Street
Beadie
Beadle
Gould and Helie De Sa gan wed in London
Anna Gould and Prince Helie De Sa gan married today at the Strand registry office by Registrar Craddock. Also reported were the Atlantic battleship fleet sailing for Honolulu and a divorce suit filed by Florence Lowry against Frank G. Lowry in Superior Court. A missing person case for Joseph Hall drew police efforts, and a fatal automobile race in Dieppe left Cissac and his mechanic dead after their Panhard overturned.
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Anna Gould
Prince
London
Prince Helie de Sagan
Strand
Craddock
Honolulu
San Francisco
Joseph Hall
Lowry
Florence Lowry
Frank G. Lowry
Dieppe
France
Cissac
Doctor Accused of Breach of Promise in Indianapol is Case
Miss Vena M. Hundley of Summitville Ind claims Dr Thurston of Indianapolis broke a six year betrothal and seeks 8000 damages. She says from 1900 to 1906 she prepared for marriage, later learned he would not wed, and has waited eight years. Thurston, a medical graduate, practiced in Indianapolis.
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Harrison
Thurston
Indianapolis
Vena M. Hundley
Summitville
Ind
Miss Hundley
County commissioners push graft probe funding joke
A courthouse rumor swirls as the county commissioners press for 3000 to extend the county graft probe by experts C H Lockhart and EB Parmlee while praising County Attorney Ruckelshaus for settlements with Clark and Enssey. The board frames the effort as due credit for exposures of malfeasance at the courthouse.
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C. H. Lockhart
EB. BR
Parmlee
Ruckelshaus
Clark
Heat Kills Thirteen More in Heat Wave
In New York on July 7, temperatures rose from 83 at 2 am to 54 by 8 am. Thirteen more deaths were recorded today as heat victims in the past 24 hours, raising the toll in the ongoing heat wave.
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New York
Snowballs Fly In Summer At Denver Auditorium
Two carloads of snow from the Continental Divide were piled at the Curtis and Champa street entrances of the auditorium. Democratic leaders and visitors pelting each other with snowballs in mid summer.
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Denver
Col
Continental Divide
Curtis and
Champa Street
Women to be moved from workhouse to prison
Women prisoners are to be moved from the workhouse to the women's prison and about 40 cells will be made available for new inmates. The changes will cost 3800 pounds.
Captain Hobson Seeks Bigger Naval U5 at Democratic Convention
Ravy Denver Col July 7 Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson will address the Democratic national convention floor to push for an enlarged naval equipment program. He plans to inject his policy into the proceedings and advocate for a larger U5 naval program.
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Denver
Col
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Trouble Makers Cause Tavern Turmoil in Gellg
Otto and Harry Meyers of 531 E Ohio St caused trouble Monday afternoon in Gellg entering Ebaughs Grocery at 2212 E Washington St wrecking a show case and window and hurling insults at Mr Etough. They then went to Darrows Grocery at 2210 E Washington St where customers were present and Otto was struck in the eye. Bicycle Officers Mullin and Stewart halted their sightseeing spree.
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Otto and
Harry Meyers
Ohio Street
Ebaugh
Washington Street
Etough
Darrow
Otto
Mullin and
Stewart
M'Gregor Ready For Trial Declared By Official
John McGregor president of the Board of County Commissioners asserts readiness for trial on alleged bribery soliciting a bribe and conspiracy. He retains Henry Spaan Caleb S Denny and Martin M Huge to defend the case.
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John McGregor
Board of County Commissioners
Henry Spaan
Calebs. Denny
Martin M. Huge
Cowboy Witnesses Political Fuss At Bryan Demo News
In Denver at the Brown Palace a cowpuncher witnesses a raucous display of Bryan talk as delegates crowd the stairs. Washouts delay chairman Bell and a third of delegates, while Mrs. Alice Longworth travels amid the crush. The scene sparks talks of convention delays and money.
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Denver
Alice Longworth
Mr. Longworth
Bryan favored as Democratic nomination grows at Denver convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Denver July 7 delegates arrive for the opening session. William Jennings Bryan appears headed for the nomination as supporters wave his picture and cheer. Temporary Chairman Theodore Bell arrives late from Lincoln after a flood delay. Enthusiasm runs high with strong Georgia and New York tensions, McNeill and Howell factions gaining momentum, while the platform draws little notice.
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W. G. F. Price
Denver
Col
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Oklahoma
California
Bryan
Taggart
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Theodore Bell
Bell
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Corvention
Mr. Bell
Democratic Party
Republican Party
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Indiana
Kentucky
Brown Palace
Dixie
Ardmore
Conners
Lewis Nixon
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tim Sullivan
Minesota
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Clark Howell
Troup
Connecticut
McNeill
New England
Democratic National Convention Opens in Denver
National Chairman Taggart calls the Democratic convention to order at noon in Denver Indiana delegates number over 600 vowing for a Democratic win in November. Temporary Chairman Bell addresses the gathering praising Bryan and pelting the Republicans for broken promises. Resolutions committee is formed and Bryan planks expected. Johnson wins Ohio committeeman race. Gray leads as potential vice president. Michigan, Minnesota delegates voice support for Bryan.
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Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Denver
Bryan
Georgia
New York
Col
Taggart
Democratic National
Bell
Republican Party
Minnesota
Gov. Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Harvey C. Garber
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R. M. Johnson
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Theodore A. Bell
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