McCullough supporters claim double cross in precinct changes
Democratic faction clashes over changes in precinct committeemen as Holtzman backers accuse McCullough aides of favoritism and treachery. Ward 34 sees mass replacements. Keach defends fairness while denouncing Beadle’s removal amid internal party strife. Holtman supporters deny graft, predicting unity after convention.
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Democratic Party
Keach
Holtaman
Chateman
McCurlough
Holtzman
McCullough
Isiesel
Streeter to quit North Carolina charity board this week
W B Streeter resigns after four years as inspector for the state board of charities. He will leave the post to take charge of statewide charity work in North Carolina. Streeter recently came from Michigan to join the board and is described as a capable, trusted official. No disagreements have been reported, and the change is said to follow the new appointment.
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W. B. Streeter
Stair Charities
Charke
Wis
Cte
North Carolans
Strester
Tadiana
Michigan
Counties Create Six Juvenile Courts in Indiana
The State Charities board notes six counties Marion Dearborn Vernon Wayne Allen indicate juvenile courts under the new law. The report cites Allen county probation results as positive, with youths now served locally instead of traveling to distant facilities.
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Stats Board of Charities
Chileren
Marion
Allen County
Board of State Charities
Sum
BE. FE. York
Indiana
Juvenila
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and nearby areas covers 36 hours ending 4 p.m. July 22 with partly cloudy skies, possible showers tonight and on Wednesday, warmer tonight. Temperatures noted 86 at 9 a.m., 82 at noon, 86 at 2 p.m., southerly winds and showers across Indiana and adjacent states. Also reports a suit in St. Louis where three manufacturing firms sue the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners for damages amounting to 240,000 tied to a strike.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
ST. Louis
Uit
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Fijcers of America
Ransan
New Line Ads on Ninth Page Listing Jobs and Goods
New liners advertise on the ncw tenth page offering lumber for sale boiler makers wanted cook needed car carpenters wanted dishwasher position gas engine for sale top desk for sale second hand typewriter wanted. Read all liners on the seventh page today.
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Wner
Ncw
Ares Lumber
Cook
Gax
Toll
Pump Tardis Case Headlines Damages Claim
Matilda Boland sues A Henne Morrow for damages after a Tuesday morning incident in a rented house. Boland alleges an improperly secured object caused head injury and seeks compensation for injuries and losses.
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Matilda Boland
Mit Sui
A. Henne Morrow
Wong Mermo
Jane Nf
Jer
Mike Jefferson Cures By Breathing On Sick Child
An Irish healer, Mike Jefferson, claims twin heritage grants healing power. He recounts a case where a mother asked him to breathe on a child with a badly merced wound and fever, noting he has never advertised as a healer.
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Mike Jefferson
Michel JeMergon
Betat
Rome
Severe hail storm hits town causing damage
A severe hail storm swept the area causing property damage to windows and roofs. Citizens fled from parks as hazards and telegraph lines were knocked down. Local warnings and emergency crews were reported on duty while residents assessed weeks of scattered debris and repairs.
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Cheagg
Daly
Irish Cheer at Royal Visit to Dublin Amid Crowds
The King and Queen visit Ireland with Merlin deities in a historic display. A royal barge voyage drew crowds as the yacht landed at Kingsland. cheers and marching bands accompanied the procession toward Dublin amid large crowds and festive scenes.
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Merlin
Diety
Edward
Fellen
Alexandra
Kingslaw
Erie
Kingston
Dubin
Plemonth school incident ends with introductions and gifts
A chaotic juvenile event at Plemonth his school involved ten boys and two girls in a staged performance. Arrests were recorded for brass knuckles and theft, but afterward the youths met, introduced themselves, and exchanged tokens including sofa pillows and pictures. Addresses were noted for future correspondence.
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Wal
Talia E
Work
Plemonth
Galidis
Hiuymond Willams
Judes Stubbs
Onre
Atrebie
Bes
Ltrs
Promigedt
Laken
Strong guard for an alleged murderer in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming July sheriff Fenton left Thermopolis with Jim McClont the alleged murderer for the county seat Hasings 3 miles away. He was accompanied by Capt Blake and 40 men of the Resinight artillery and 4 deputies. The trip to Hasings was made overland. Evansville Indiana July 1 The question of raising liquor license fees from 16 to 150 has been placed in the hands of a three member council committee two favoring the rise Roblin Manitoba July 21 The Mant 4 stee elections resulted in the Roblin government being returned.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fenton
Jim McClont
Hasin
Blake
Resinight Artillery
Licenaz
Evansville
Ind
Houseboats and Filthy River Threaten Totianapall Slum
Dr Johnson at the dispensary describes a dire scene along the river where washouts, squalid shelters, and polluted water threaten five or six large families living in makeshift houses. He warns the city of a growing health menace as refuse from a nearby factory sullies the river, risking further disease and urging action to evacuate and sanitize the area.
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Nétenapelin le Wong
Uridge
Johnson
Ua Ot
Totianapall
Bold bad man bites officer at Jeffersonville melee
A violent incident at 36 India Ave ends with Vinard biting Officer Duncan during an arrest attempt. Asksins clubbed the drunk man after the attack, while bystanders Brogkes and Pathain interfered. Wounds include a torn sleeve and a battered arm. the suspect remains in custody. A local note laments unemployment among government seamstresses and mentions various local businesses and services.
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J. Byerd
Georgia
Wad Punead
Oterts
India Ave
Vinard
Haad
Askiva
Duncan
Askins
Brown Prizes and Convention Gavel Support Repeats Nomination
In Kokomo Indiana on July 1 police report a bloodstained coat found with a dyer provides a new lead in the Yeager murder case. The coat owner’s name is known but not released. The piece mentions a political convention where Brown is renominated for a second term and will keep the gavel as a symbol, with a silver plate added detailing its history.
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Dr. Brown
Cherie
Kokomo
Ind
Blood Plains
Unclear text from city meeting notes and errors
Fragmentary report references a Friday city meeting, amendments, and a commission, with garbled phrases about mistakes, members, and districts. No clear names, dates, or actionable facts emerge beyond general discussion of oversight and language language issues.
Right to Vote Within Precinct Boundaries Case
A Park County case with township trustees and a county election dispute concluded that every man has the right to vote at his residence, regardless of precinct boundaries. The supreme court ruled that no voter can be denied the vote where he resides, influencing attorney Fogarty’s candidacy and election viability.
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David Tichtran
Herren & Lgyrenton
Wallin
Pogurey
Rleyk
Park County
Cone
Supreme Court Ag Usat
Metron Sires Fogarty
Aristocratic Squirrels Becoming Tamer
A peculiar report describes aristocratic squirrels growing tamer as they increasingly favor English walnuts priced at 40 cents a pound. Charles Smith notes his wife’s famed pets and the growing number of these well cared for animals, seen near vines and windows.
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Charles Smith
Democrats Busy at City Headquarters Conference with Delegates
At city headquarters Democrats cluster in conference rooms as ward officials, candidates, and party workers fill the space awaiting access to see leaders. A doorkeeper notes anxious guests while Secretary Honk logs precincts for delegate selections and Friday night committee rooms begin receiving inspector, judge, and clerk names.
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Kag Mien
Wegeh
Bornese
Coyne
Mr. Keach
Teddy
O Thers
Honk
Rend
Wns
Grief Then Silence Mark Pope Leo's Death Chamber
Vatican reports describe the death of Pope Leo as mournful. The valets and cardinals stood in hushed reverence as bishops and nephews gathered near the papal bedside. A final benediction was offered before the pope died with attendants in attendance and news of the pope’s passing spread to the world via telegraph and cable.
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Pope Leo
Ivo
Centra
Leo
Redding
Liglos
Swift Guard
Attenton
Victor Emmanuel
Lopes
Local Catholics Await Bishop Return After Pope's Death
Local Catholic churches plan no funeral rites or nationwide mourning. Bishop Chatart will retire, Monsignor Falcone in Washington to confer pallium. Risnap Chatand from New York to lead a high mass ten days after the pope's death. Churches will observe mourning with decorations and services by pastors, though no large preparations yet.
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Chatart
New York
Monsanor Falcone
Postelle Delogmie
Washington
Chatand
Nen
Papal
Manning Louree
Os Manner
Catheda
Ward 15 committee backs Holtzman in meeting clash
In ward 15 office Monday night two committee members aligned with Holtzman amid tensions with McCullough. A Friday primaries meeting with the candidate explored the light contest and machine influence. Suggests machine effort to grind Holtzman votes.
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Jim Keach
Ube
Holtzman
McCullough
Moni
Dr Nash Stricken With Paralysis in Delaware Home
Dr George W Nash longtime county coroner is in critical condition at his 3519 NX Delaware street home after a stroke on Monday due to his advanced age. Known as a leading local physician he has long served the city and county medical community amid illness.
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George W. Nash
Toronar
Delawareet
Nash
Bogus Certificates Reported Nationwide Printing Issue
Secret Service investigators found counterfeit immigration papers printed in many foreign counties and not sold abroad. Analysis suggests several shipments carried forged documents were admitted within the past year.
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Philadelphia
Ndt
Pergong
Tiepers Sens
May Tie Up All Plants In Springfield Strike
Springfield, July 20 A de union threat to shut down all heating and power plants and boycott the street railway company looms after Gen- manager Emil G Schmidt refused to reinstate striking workers at the gas works, replacing them with strikebreakers brought in by Schmidt.
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Springfield
Imminen
Freight cars burned and injuries reported in Delaware incident
July report from Willington Del describes a freight yard fire after a locomotive and a burned express car collapsing with six mail pouches. Five persons injured including Engineer Tom Beckley and Fireman A V Jamneselly. A second note recounts a windstorm injuring a man on a live wire and a separate suburban train derailment in Chicago with several injured. Evansville Glass Co plans stock and product lines while local merchants advertise watches and footwear, including J P Mullally Jeweler and various shoe sales near Monument Place and Massart.
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Del
Dow Folk Express
Tha
Py de TV
Taitronit
Mall
Peracna Wera
Tom Beckiey
A. V
Jamnesoty Mallierka
John Madtinard
T. Ken Msy
Express
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Ute Conventivn
Streeter
Wii
State Board of Charities
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Roblina
Winnipeg
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Link
Ding
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Janes
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N. Illinois
Fairview Park
Denison Barber Shop
Hitewberger's
Roache and Capalt
Bob” Brown
Neally
Iftrodner
Vhumtas Filner
Ataighiantan
Corpecud
Imere
Palmer
Gannot
Sacred College
St. Peter's
Pontitt
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Bathiaips
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Winwin
Hin Bedetde
Ax Chitin
Qeath
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J. Keach
DR. Nash
Ajay Randolph
Jane
HOT & P
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Minand
Evansville Glass Company
Evansvile
Capital
Gillett
A. D
Booth
Willams
M. L. Mayer
A. BM
Welly
Tadies
J. P. Mullally
Monument-place
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Optician
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