Political Strife Rivals Gauss and Seyfried Divide Local Ranks
The piece depicts tensions as Seyfried’s attacks polarize workers against Gauss, while Moore refuses to engage with Seyfried, fueling bitterness and harming Gauss’s prospects. Republicans report Harding forces failing to sway Shank’s key negro vote, with undercurrents of conflict affecting party cohesion.
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Gauss
Seyfried
City Committee
Moore
Dceal
Henry Seyfried
Mr. Gauss
Lew Shank
Harding
Shank
Mr. Harding
Mr. Shank
Harding Movement
No Holtzman Ring Remains in Indianapolis Democratic Party
A Detroit authored critique details Charles A. Gauss's shift under Henry Seyfried and John W. Holtzman’s faction, noting the party united under W. F. Moore after the August primary. It argues for temperate conduct and acceptance of the voters and condemns factional harassment.
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Charles A. Gauss
Henry Seyfried
John W. Holtzman
Democratic Party
Mr. Gauss
Gauss
Holtzman
Seyfried
Seyfrieds
Holtzmans
Ring tensions and party loyalty amid Democratic division
A long, clipped passage discusses internal party dynamics in Indianapolis, praising unity and condemning disorganizers. It references Mr Gauss, Seyfried, and the UW majority, stressing that a united Democratic party is essential for candidates to prevail. The narrative shifts to a blackmailing confrontation with Evelyn and White, detailing a staged birthday party and escalating threats.
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Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Mr. Gauss
Gauss
United Democratic Party
Thaw denies gun threats in Evelyn White confrontation
The interview recounts Thaw denying any pistol use or kidnapping by White during Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s 1908 birthday incident. He describes watching White from a distance, urging Evelyn to ignore him, and notes that two detectives were present to witness the events, while insisting he did not start trouble.
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White
Evelyn
Mr. White
McCaleb
Tragedy in White River Claims Martha Clark
Miss Martha Clark a 29 year old drowned in White river at 5 oclock Thursday afternoon. Bram Clark 19 Earl Smart 21 and Phup Clark 20 attempted rescue while Mrs Ida Clark and Julia Clark watched from a canoe. The group had just come from Camp Ottawa on the river banks near the old Big Four bridge. Phillip Clark struggled to save his sister and nearly exhausted himself. Captain O M Edgington recovered the body in about 15 feet of water. The Clarks reside at 234 North Capitol Avenue and Smart at 2433 Keawood Avenue.
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Bram
Phup Clark
Earl Smart
Ida Clark
Julia Clark
Bram Clack
Camp Ottawa
Phillip Clark
Big Four
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T. Smart
Smart
Philip
O. M. Edgington
Clarks
N. Capitol Avenue
Keawood Avenue
Buckskin Ben Show at Broad Ripple Park Free Attraction
Buckskin Ben's Wild West and trained dog and pony show appears as a free afternoon and evening feature at Broad Ripple Park through Monday, Aug 2. The program includes clever pony and collie tricks, sharpshooting, broncho busting, rope spinners, and other acts praised by crowds. Quintana's Band provides daily concerts, with special August events like a baby show on Aug 4 5 and Old Settlers Day among others.
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Old Settlers
Old Fiddlers of
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Tipton County
Political campaigning heats up in Indianapolis race
Edward Davis leads Clarke noon meetings while B T J Jeup joins Clarke forces as Charles A Gauss plans speeches. Local party chiefs discuss fair primary selection and suppress mudslinging as Lew Shank and W N Harding hold multiple rallies across wards and streets.
Jeffries Seeks Return to Ring Faces Governor’s Challenge
James J. Jeffries and sparring partner Sam Berger visited Gov. Johnson at the capitol. Jeffries, weighing 235, said he is ready to defend his title and plans to fight again against Johnsen, despite a prior retirement.
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ST. Paul
James J. Jeffries
Sam Berger
Gov. Johnson
Capitol
Jeffries
Johnsen
Donlin Nears Return to New York Giants
Mike Donlin and the New York National League club reportedly agreed on terms and the player actor will join the Giants in a few days. He offered to sail from Europe but would cancel if his demands are not met.
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Lusitania
London
Donlin
New York
Hve
Europe
Giants
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