Democrats Hold to Tariff Issue in 60th Congress Campaign
Washington July 1 The Democratic congressional committee prepares for the fall campaign with Griggs in New York securing funds. Nomination returns are being classified as candidates and managers are queried on district prospects. Literature orders rise and speeches will be distributed, including Rainey and Towne sections. Bryan may speak in key districts.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Washington, D. C
Democratic Congressions Committee
Griggs
New York
Farleus
Isaticn
Representative Williams
Mississippi
Watch Trust
Rainey
Illinois
Towne
Congressman Poll
North Carolina
Franks
W. J. Bryan
John Sharp Williams
Congress
Talks with Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill on Ohio campaign
Senator Dick of Ohio and Elmer Dover secretary of the Republican National Committee conferred with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. They discussed Ohio politics with Dick noting an improving outlook and hoping cabinet members would campaign there. Dover criticized the national committee’s activity while praising the congressional campaign committee’s readiness.
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Scrippa-NeKing Preay Association
Oyster Bay
Ohio
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Buckeye
Taii
Dover
National Committee
Doyer
Congressional Campaign Committee
Cummins In Control After State Republican Convention
A garbled report notes the Republican state convention discussed a ticket headed by Albert B. Cummins for governor with further talks on other nominees. Protests from Perkins delegations from Scott and Jasper counties arose, while Boone and Polk counties questioned legality. Indications point to Perkins being dropped by railroad allies with a possible dark horse emerging to avoid a split in the peace effort.
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Scrippe-Moline Prean
Albert B. Cumminger
State Central Committee
Cumming
Perkins
Dhaficen Va
Cummins
Wiferent
State Committee
Scott
Jasper
Boone
Polk
Trial in Mayfield for Allen Mathis to be held tonight
Reports from Mayfield Ky say Allen Mathis the accused black man in a young woman's assault will be brought from Louisville and tried in the circuit court tonight at 8 o clock. Officials fear mob violence and plan a secure Lamplight trial with military escort amid intense crowds and expectations of legal execution if convicted.
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Aeripon-McRae
Louisville
Dices
Mayfield
Allén Mathis
Jerippe McRae
Tunnel Men Strike Over Union Demands In New York
Five hundred tunnel workers on the Pennsylvania tunnels struck today in New York as union leaders debated mobilizing up to four thousand more. The walkout followed a demand for a ten hour workday and triggered a general shutdown of activity under the river. The United Tunnel Workers federation led the action with electrical workers, riveters, drillers, and laborers joining in sympathy.
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Sertyps-Mechae Prenp Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Ant
North Rivers
Atrite
United ‘Tunnel Workers’ Federation
Delay in hanging of Rawlings and Moore in Georgia case
In Atlanta on July 31 the fight to stay hanging delays the Rawlings case beyond October. A new trial motion cannot be heard until October when the court meets. Rawlings wished to be hanged. There is a push to respite Alt Moore beyond August. The Rawlings group and Moore are tied to the Carter family murder. five men convicted.
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Atlanta
JG. Rawlings
Valdosta
United States
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Alt Moore
Rawlings
Carter
Wreck in Oklahoma Fatal for Three on Santa Fe Local
Shawnee Oklahoma July 3 Dert Hack fey a brakeman was killed this morning in the wreck of a Santa Fe local train nine cars ditched two others fatally injured no passengers hurt Cut glass bowls mentioned and advertisement lines for J P Afullally diamond importer and jeweler 28 Monument Place inserted with unrelated promotional text
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Shawnee
Hackfey
Santa Fe
Pine Annes
Here
J. P. Afullally
Monument Place
Coliseum Plans Challenged in Indiana City Suit
A suit filed in Indianapolis circuit court seeks to block the sale of 309000 dollars in bonds for a city hall or coliseum on the market site. Plaintiff Easterday and others argue the market site is dedicated for market use and that bond proceeds would fund a nonessential project, claiming current city hall facilities could be upgraded for far less. Hearing slated for September, with bonds advertised for sale unless a restraining order is issued.
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Virginia Are
Charles A. Bookwalter
Common Council
Board of Public | Works
Henry, Clay Allen
Circuit Court
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Bachelor
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Mega
Indiana
Indianapolis
Cuy
Easterday
Indianapolis Bonds for City Hall and Coliseum Planned
Attorney Miller says the $1000 loan for a new city hall and coliseum is within the city's corporate powers. The bonds will be issued as municipal bonds tax exempt under Indiana law. They are in proper form and, when sold by City Controller Brewing next Friday, will be a valid general obligation of Indianapolis. Strong sentiment favors constructing a separate city office building with the raised funds.
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State of
Indiana
Indianapolis
McNeal Alleged Forger Near Death After Suicide Attempt
Joseph Mo July 31 George Mc Neal alleged forger is near death in jail after attempting suicide by ingesting peach seeds and trying to puncture his heart with a wire from a picture frame. There is a small chance for recovery.
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Scrippa-McHee Press Association
Joseph
George McNeal
Auleide
McNeal
Bryan pressures politicians amid resignation drama in Chicago
In July, J. Bryan acts through his ally Judge Owen P. Thompson to push political figures, including Roger Sultty, toward resignation. The scene unfolds as officials in Jacksonville, IH, face internal strife amid public demands.
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Reeser
Eerie
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Owen P. Thompson
Jacksonville
Roger Sultty
City Colosseum Plan Draws Mixed Indianapolis Opinions
Letters from Henry Seipried William Bailey Cyrus Clark Frank Noll and others discuss city hall coliseum plans for Indianapolis debating legality location and funding. Opinions vary on merging or separating buildings and the market house site as a suitable venue.
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Henry Seipried
Atterney
Weaxue
Coliseum
Tominson
Indianapolis
William R. Williams
Cleveland Street Lighting Company
Manapolia
Frank Noll
Board of Public Works
Taminann Hall
Ely Officas
Parhepa
Yedia
Charles P. Denedict
Market House
City Hell
Lions Hungry and Lawsuit Over World Show Animals
Woman sues lion tamer and constables in superior court seeking attachment relief and $5000 damages over animals owned by the Gaskill Wild Animal Show exhibited at Wonderland. She claims Willam Gaskill owes salary and that animals were leased to the show. constables allegedly attacked the animals, injunction denied.
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Moses
Constantes
Harry Hildebrand
James H. Corderoy
Tursfiay
Mya
Mary J. Gaskill
Requel
William H. Nickerson
Marthe Viering
Ramer
Willam ©. Gaskill
To Show
Fred Beer
Rosa Anderson
Clifford Keating
Heaint
Ministers Meet At Bethany Park In Indiana Assembly
The State Ministerial Association of the Christian church in Indiana gathers at Bethany Park with Rev Joseph Franklin of Spencer delivering a talk titled Fifty Two Jeers in the Ministry. Other speakers include Rev CB Newnan Indianapolis W F Richardson Kansas City Rev Ly FB Sellers Terre Haute C Manly Rice Wheeling and W E Genener Vincennes. An entertainment titled The Unseen Friend is planned for Thursday at Bethany Park.
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State Ministeriat Association of the Christian Church In
Indiana
Aesaton
Bethany Park
Bethany
Joseph Franklin
Spencer
Ind
Newnan
Indianapolis
W. F. Richardson
Kansas City
Ly FB. Sellers
Terre Mute
C. Manly Rice
Wheeling
W. Va
W. E. Genener
Vincinnes
Turaday
Bethan
Rockefeller Homecoming After Lake Shore Train Ride
John D Rockefeller travels by Lake Shore railroad toward Cleveland with a cheerful talkative demeanor. He plans summers at Forest Hill, speaks on returning home, hopes time will come when people know each other better, and notes the park closure at Forest Hill due to past actions.
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McNae Prees Association
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Lake Shore
Forest HI
Rockefeller
Thal Magnate
Miss Adams
Forest
Pernapet
Mr. Rockefeller
Judge Tanner Pardoned by President Roosevelt
Special to The Sun Portland Ore July 31 Judge A H Tanner once an accomplice in the Mitchell Tanner fraud case has been pardoned by President Roosevelt and is now free. He pleaded guilty to perjury in federal court, testified about the partnership with Senator Mitchell, and broke down admitting the false swearing. His pardon was signed June 26 and announced by Assistant Attorney General Heney after court clearance.
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Fined for Shooting Dog Incident In City
John L. Rose real estate man was fined in police court for shooting a dog owned by J. C. Tutt on Lockerbie Street. Grace Maynard narrowly avoided harm as the incident drew neighborhood witnesses who identified Rose as the shooter. Mrs Tutt pursued the suspect two blocks while a star witness for Rose claimed he was at the Hazelton hotel. Rose had previous trouble including a prior police court fine for drawing a revolver on a woman.
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Huesday
Hose
J.C. Tutt
Grace Maynard
Rost
Tutt
Huse
Lockerbie
Literyats
New York
Liberty-sts
Rose
Dirs. Tiangon
Howee
Liberty-at
Perujabn
Rowe
Rose Lnd
Hazelton
Robbers raid Olive Hill store. owners fire back
At J Bramper Co general store in Olive ILC Kentucky robbers forced entry around 1 AM. Robert Blankenship and his brother sleeping inside fired on the raiders who returned fire. Robert Blankenship was wounded in the thigh as the men escaped without taking any loot.
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Olive Ilc
J. Bramper & Co
Robert Blankenship
Evelyn Sees Harry Thaw at Tombs Prison
New York dispatch reports Evelyn Ne M etine Press Avesolation. Barry Thaw called on his husband in the Tombs prison this morning and remained with him for a time. Before visiting, he told reporters there was no truth in reports of a quarrel yesterday between her and Mrs William Taan.
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Fvelyn
Harry Thaw
neroye-MeTine Press
New York
Barry Thaw
Tombs
Wiliam Taan
United States Weather Forecast Brief and Ad Snippet
Fair tonight and Wednesday. Tam, WO. 12m, 56. 2 pm. ee Eat at Stegemelr Bros. ib N. I0tnolsst. Little Ministes Cigar Bett on earth Sold everywhere.
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Mutiny Seizes Sveaborg Fortress in Helsingfors Harbor
Rioting mutineers overtake Sveaborg fortress guarding Helsingfors harbor as ships bombard defenses. Up to moon casualties exceed 800 with officers killed or wounded. Mutineers hold half the fortress, garrison and fleet elements clash, civilians flee, and relief efforts ferry wounded away.
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Scripps-McRae Prean Association
Helsingfors
Finland
Russian Empire
Sveaborg
Helsingfors Harbor
Seizlog
Artery
Finn
Mutiny in Sveaborg Fortress Sparks Finnish Unrest
Mutiny reported at Sveaborg fortress in Cortress Finland raises alarm among authorities. Finnish mutineers hold the fortress, signaling possible danger to loyal troops as Finland steers toward broader revolutionary sentiment. Prosecutions tied to the Viborg manifesto threaten political leaders and eligibility for future elections.
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
ST. Petersburg
Sveebore
Cortress
Finland
Sveaborg
Downa
Czar's Palace in Flames Shocks Paris
Fragmented Paris report from Le Matin citing Livadia and Oderaz on palace fire rumors amid revolutionary tensions. Text mentions Scrippe-McRee Prece Asaociation, Hudere and Monnetts Ranpoints. An advertisement style jumble references laundry services and carpet cleaning amid chaotic garbled prose.
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Scrippe-McRee Prece Asaociation
Paris
Matin
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