Old Line Democrats Rally at Indiana State Convention
Preconvention scene in Indianapolis shows Morgan era figures and leaders backing Bryan. Mayors, chairmen, and insurgent foes mingle as the state committee plans welcome speeches and a Tomlinson Hall mass meeting. Candidate headquarters buzz with hopefuls for supreme court, auditor, and attorney general while expectations of a smooth convention grow.
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Democratc
Grand Hotel
John L. Forkner
Anderson
Bryan
Roosevelt
Thomas Waggart
Andiana
Bernard Craig
Parke County
Comnittee
Wiliam N. O'Brin
O'Brien
J. K. Risk
P. Richardson
Champ Clark
Missouri
Indianapolis
Clark
Tomlingon Hall
William Darroch
Kenan
James Sanderson
Fowler
Henry Hiels
Pulaski County
N. G. Zimmerman
Richard Hartford
B. &. Moon
Kokomo
Richard KK. Erwin
Decatur
Bloomington
Mathematica Department
University of Indiana
Cotton
Dunn
Knox County
Reddick
Winamac
Quesph Rhea
Merion Bailey
Bs Ie
David N. Curry
Sullivan County
Labor troubles seem at an end at Knights of Pythias site
Patrols guard the Knights of Pythias grand castle as labor clashes abate. Twentyone stone masons and sixteen bricklayers continue work for Billingsley and Pieres amid a prior riot between union factions. Police keep crowds dispersed while court cases against Harry Sommers and John Gilbert are postponed for more affidavits and witnesses.
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Grand Lodge
Wnion Stone Masona
J. H. Billingsley
John Pieres
Knights of Pythias
Harry Sommers
John Gilbert
Rlating
Avanist
Asttery
Gilbert
Sommers
Ilingis
Ira Holmes
Hoosier Issued Harmony in Democratic Party Paper
The Troosiers, a new Indiana weekly tabloid, debuts with 16 pages and a style like the Saturday Evening Post. Editors pledge harmony in the Democratic ranks, feature political comment, and include pages on farming, women, theater, and humor. Offices at 618 and 919 Majestic. issued each Friday.
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Troosiers
Damoacratic
Saturday Evening Post
Willam Jennings Bryan
Democratic State Central Committee
John W. Kern
T. P. Davis
Press of
Indiana
William My Weenane
Cuner
Democratic Party
Hooster
Majestic Building
Weatlake
Indianapolle Sentinel
Douma Passes Land Bill Amid Turbulent Session
In St. Petersburg June, lawmakers considered a proposed land bill amid a heated agrarian reform debate. The measure, backed by the Bihar girty fnte, seeks to allocate land to agrarian allies and task a committee with broader public consultation. First reading occurred amid opposition calls for clearer terms and faster action.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Bihar Girty
Hscal Conmmittons
Notorious Prisoner Tied With Clothesline in Altercation
Hard fought arrest on Fifteenth Street and Senate Avenue ends with prisoner bound by clothesline until patrol wagon arrives. Officers Patromen Andraon and Mathews confront the subject, who becomes combative causing a disturbance before restraint.
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William Salisbury
N. Senateave
Patromen Andraon
Mathews
Salisbury
Fifteenth St
Brewers Talk of Temperance and Respectability
Brewers at the Claypool convention advocate temperance, denouncing drunkenness while stressing that beer is a temperance drink. John Gardiner of Philadelphia urged respectability for saloons, with education campaigns to show harmlessness of beer and to win public support amid reform pressures. Local and national brewers and industry leaders attended, including Pabst, Lemp, and Hupfel, signaling unity against radical temperance critiques.
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United Brewers’ Association
Amea
Tne Associattoh
John Gardiner
Philadelphia
Claypool
Nat A Bey Crags
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Fuléy
Atlantic City
Tte
Gustav Pabst
Milwaukee
William Lemp
St. Louis
Lewi
Schramm
Brooklyn
John Hurschhelf
Paterson
Dred Worrs
New York
Jacob [Selgel
Otto Steiffel
Se Louis
Ltutoip, Limberg
Cortat G. Huptel
Anton ¢. G. Hupfel
Gita Hupfel
Brothers
John F Ttecker
Brook
Ism
Liquor Dealers Oppose Prohibition in Louisville Address
National Softdrinks? No. The National Squash Dealers Association gathered in Louisville June 6 the convention issued an address outlining principles and views. It discussed the anti saloon movement and argued prohibition weaknesses noting more whiskey is drunk today than two years ago despite widespread prohibition. It urged making intoxication a crime and supported laws with severe penalties to curb drinking.
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Louisville
National
Squor Dealers’ Association
Atrang
St Joes
Thimelf
Dunkards Feet Dried With Hair At Ohio Meeting
The Old German Baptists in Dayton Ohio completed their annual convention with foot washing observed in a rite witnessed by several hundred nonmembers. Authorities decided telephones and cars should be avoided while traction cars may be used. the 5000 strong Ohio Indian and Pennsylvania group plans next convention in California.
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Ohio
Ncw
Dayton
Old German Baptists
Dunkards
Indians
Pennsylvania
California
German Zionist conference backs Palestine colonization plan
At Hannover the German Zionist association held its annual conference. A two thirds vote adopted a resolution to launch an energetic movement for colonization of Palestine by Jewish settlers.
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Bexlin
German Zionist Association
Hannover
Palestine
Drought In Nebraska Darkens Wheat Harvest
Drought in Nebraska has damaged both winter and spring wheat while oats are a total loss in many counties. The outlook notes reduced yields and strain on farmers across the state.
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Scripps-McRar
Lincoln
New Sraska
Young Physician Weds The Nurse At Tabernacle Church
Miss Maria Tierson wed Dr. Albert Eb Achet in a Tabernacle Presbyterian ceremony at Eleventh and Meridian. The church was festooned with ribbon and palms. Sue Taggart served as maid of honor and Armot Amet as best man. Six ushers included Cleo Weaver Rienara Poole J Hingas Hamer Harrison Thursten and de Coor. The bride was given away by her father and a wedding breakfast followed. The couple planned a tour before heading to Montana.
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Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Eleventh and
Meridian Sus
Maria Tierson
Albert EB
Achet
Sue Taggart
Armot Amet
Cleo Weaver
Rienara A. Poole
J. Hingas
HC Hamer
Harrison Thurst
Inky Chandler Pierson
Nel McPherson
Manders
Steudelaentney
Reiner
Hunte
Parsats
MeriMlan St
Anathyrn Indiana
Cinemont
Indianapolis
Dr. Acker
Montana
Mas Pletoen
Murae
Mra
Acher
West
Billings
Mont
Zion Overseer to Be Married Amid Probate Cash Bond
Zion City official John Spelcher, a Zion cabinet member, plans to marry Margaret Dempsry, a Zion schoolteacher, if plans hold. Probate court orders require him to raise 800 by Saturday. Speich er, as executor, bears responsibility for funds used in office amid contest over the Sultan will and other estates.
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Meripps
Speicher
Jett
Zon
Hetra
Refuses to Surrender Office in Columbus Printing Dispute
Aerippe-Moline Prees Association reports supervisor Mark Slater refuses to surrender the public printing office to newly appointed J. W. Johnaen, claiming Johnenn lacks practicality and Gov Pattison has not signed. Verification shows commission signed in person and bond approved, but Slater still resists. Jennie Bower regains custody of her child from a legal foster arrangement. probate court rules mother can care for the child.
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Aerippe-Moline Prees Association
Columbus
Mark Slater
J. W
Johnaen
Johnenn
Pattison
Slater
Jennie Bower
Anna M. Holding
Miners threaten arbitration over Ohio labor clash
In Dillonvale Ohio tensions rose between operators and miners with a potential arbitration at Columbus after a week of rain and military presence. Soldiers guard company property while guards are unpaid, and five maxims guard Plum Run as 1,200 troops occupy the scene amid bitter sentiment toward discharged guards.
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Retippe-MeHre Prens Association
Dillonvale
Troome
United States Coal Company
Bradley
Crow Hollow
Plum Run
Sulta
Ming
McGough
Plum
Minera
Board of Arbitration For Settlement
Columbus
Alleged Conspiracy Notes From McCoy Bank Case Defense
Special to the Sax from Monticello Indiana June 6 opening statements describe Alfred McCoydle and Thomas McCay as solvent before the failure. Haywood argues some accusers blew up McCoy residence and that defense will show lack of intent and a conspiracy to ruin property with witness Leroy Templeton to testify on land values.
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Monticela
Ind
McCoy Bank
Haywood
Alfred McCoydle
Ohio
Indiana
Thomas McCay
Kengselaer
Leroy Templeton
Indianapolis
Saloon Keeper Case Debated Over Memorial Day Holiday
In police court on Memorial Day, Nathan Temmantres, saloon keeper at 1040 Maple Ave, fights a charge amid arguments on whether May 30 is a legal holiday. Acting Judge Wilkinson held the matter under advisement as attorneys cite Supreme Court decisions and a year-old statute repeal affecting saloon closures.
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Supreme Court
Philip Wilkinson
Nathan Temmantres
Maple
Aevela Omrory Morgan
Ameden
Lemmonstree's
Herr
Ax Orrors
Robert Metzger
Lemmontree
Wea
Hare Vey Harsrove
Ira Holmes
WSL
Tabor Way
Hargrove
Mrs Chadwicks Testimony in Pittsburg Court Case
Special to The Sas from Pittsburg Virginia reports Mrs Cannie Chadwick detailing her remarks on finances tied to Pittsburg capitalists. The testimony concerns a $200000 recovery suit against James W Friend and C Hart Stultz, alleging funds were obtained from her husband while he was mentally incapacitated. The record notes immense loans, collateral claims, and a court session withJudge Juin A Shefer handling related proceedings in chambers.
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Sas
Pittsburg
Cannie
Chadwick
Pittsburg Capitalista
W. Godart
James W Friend
C. Hartstult
Friend
Rentach disturbance case spread over several days
Edward H Rentach a member of a liquor importing company and agent for a brewery created nine disturbances near his home at 195 N Penn ay. He chased a reporter several blocks, appeared in police court with the case continued to June 4. He later went to Gospel Mansion at 19% Bourdoastern Ave and forced entry with a crowbar tearing furniture, then fled as reporters questioned him about the Gospel Mission. He denied harming his wife and daughters, then fled again and assaulted the reporter. CLEAR VESCE for that head.
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Edward H. Rentach
Rentack
Rentsch
Bourdoastern Ave
Kentach
Gospel Mission
Rentech
Rerisch
Man pleads accident in McEachern Griffin shooting
Special to The Sam SHELOYVILLE Ind Hector McWachern pleads accident while admitting a fatal shot aimed to frighten Griffin during a dispute at Mooreath shops. The defense calls witnesses praising McEachern's character, while the state presents testimony of a tense confrontation and ongoing jury deliberation with instructions expected.
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Sam Sheloyville
Ind
Ainellie
Hector McWachern
William Griftn
Wiliam Griftn
McEachern
Warste
Griffin
Hector McFlachert
GriMn
Meg Eachern
Willam Griffin
Gritfin
Mooreath
Grimmu
Khia
Tempe
Grima
Fred
Eackern
Grifta
Seane Howlette
Laumage
Brekachern Corder
Lanly
Rowlette
Mekachern
Dad
Grifin
Meachern
MrEachern
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Henry A. Stels
Marlon Bailly
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James F. Cox
8. C. Moon
John Isenbarger
Manchester
Joseph Moss
Cox
James Medh
Hoosier
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Isnitan Bros. & Co
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Mir Rouse
Albert Lieber
Indianapolia Brewing Company
Bookwalter
M. Monahas
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Jean Gardiner
Af Philadelpha
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Iart J. Hoster
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Gulllin
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MeEschern
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Daniel McTrees
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