Editors Hear Idaho Plea in National Union Meeting
Avery Moore editor of the World in Welser Idaho urged the National Editorial Association to trust Idaho courts in the Western Federation of Miners murder trial and cautioned against hasty judgments. He asked editors to weigh fairness over sensational charges by Debs and to support calm reasoning before the convention vote on the issue.
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Avery Moore
The
World
Welser
Nunctional
Moore
Tsstead
United States
Freck
Western Federation of Miners
Debs
Eugene
tella @ Ne
National
Oklahoma
Mr. Moore
Ww. B. Cappeler
Mansfield
Henry
Tappeler
Henry Rose
Cappeler
Giblel
Dymoni
Oravory
Wednesday Meeting Topics At State Newspaper Conference
Wednesday plans include two papers in the 7 to 8 o'clock hour. H P Adjet of Davenport Iowa will discuss Buster and Co operation in the management of the newspaper office. J P Baumgartner of Pasadena California will present Newspaper Grit. Delegates and families will be escorted to Fair Bank for entertainment after the sessions.
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H. P. Adjet
Davenport
J. P. Baumgartner
Pasadena
Cal
Fair Bank
Booming St Paul Seeks National Editorial Convention
St Paul Minnesota vies to host the National Editorial association next year. Minneapolis and Duluth have joined St Paul to push the convention upstream. City business leaders boast of advertising support and promote St Paul as the prime venue with advocates Mr Mitchell Mr Hodges and Mr Foley leading the drive.
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St. Paul
Minn
National Editorial Association
Minneapolis
Duluth
Rave
St Paul
Father of Waters
Mitchell
Vlury
Hodges
Minnesota
Foley
Krepera
SL Paul
Editors Gather for National Editorial Association Meet
The Palm Room at the Claypool hotel hosts the twenty fourth annual National Editorial Association gathering. About 50 editors are expected, with officials noting good attendance as local managers tally registrations amid playful jokes about office days and cats.
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Ue Wunrney
National Editorial Association
Claypool
Mrs Corey Sues Husband in Nevada Divorce Case
Mrs William Eliza Corey wife of United States Steel Corp president filed for divorce in Reno alleging desertion since May and seeks custody of her minor children. Reports say negotiations may lead to Corey consenting to the divorce and provision of an independent fortune for his wife. Friends claim Mrs Corey suspects infidelity with actress Mabelle Gilman.
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Reno
Nev
Willian Eliza Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Mii
Corey
Rds
Mabelle Gilman
Tax Moneys Settlements By Indiana County Treasurers
Indiana county treasurers perform semi annual settlements with the state treasurer in June and December after tax collections. The funds are apportioned to counties by the superintendent of public instruction based on school enumeration. June 19 is the first day.
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Indiana
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Murder Theory In Jersey City Body Found On Tracks
New York June 1 police pursue a theory that tharien Hee of Kansas City was murdered a body found on the Dr and W tracks in Jersey City yesterday. He had been visiting the home of Lear M Bishop in this city. No body was found by a track walker near the east end of the road tunnel in Jersey City.
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Tharien Hee
Kansas City
Jerary City
Rice
Lear M. Bishop
Ra ¥ Road
Jepaoy Chy
Nourish Loafing At Our Colleges
American colleges today show a shift toward leisure and social life over strict scholastic work. Students enjoy greater freedom, with reduced elective requirements, as University leaders advocate a broader view of education beyond academics.
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Une
Te University
Abe
Willan G. Tiale
University of Chicago
Twentieth Street paving dispute ends with asphalt order
The Board of Public Works ordered asphalt paving on Twentieth Street from Talbort Ave to Bellefortaine despite withdrawals from a petition by property owners. W A Pickens protested the right to withdraw names on the day of hearing and warned of legal action to halt bids. Prevost A Trussler and Joseph T Elliott urged strict adherence to law and to allow withdrawals before the hearing. The board also approved Lexington Ave from Stileave to Mariana for bituminous macadam, noting a brick preference due to owner majority.
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Twentieth St
W. A. Pickens
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Pickens
MD Ie
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Prevton A. Trussler
Banvil Aahat
Joseph T. Elliott
Lexington Ave
Stileave
Mariana
Dowie Recalls Life as Zion City Founder and Self Made Boss
Special to The Sun Chicago June 13 John Alexander Dowie testified before Judge Landis in the Zion church leadership case recounting boyhood dreams and decades of work. He described Scotland beginnings, initial earnings, and a plan to fund Zion City with land deals and legacies while maintaining control through long term leases.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
United States
Kla Itelly
Jndse Kenesaw
Gald
Joann Jateanbare Towle
Hamburgh
Bedland
Congregational
Presbyterian
Signs a pledge to evade prison in Kingston case
After relatives pleaded for him, a young man named Locksend promised Judge Fremont Alford to abstain from liquor. The criminal court consigned him to seven months in the workhouse, with a withheld sentence and penitentiary. He and Ray Jones were arrested for stealing from Kann Tallenhe company while both claim they were drunk, though police say they were sober. Jones received a similar workhouse sentence.
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Mter
Charles Lockwood
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court
Wedderday
Lock=sond
Locksend
Ray Jones
Kann Tallenhe Company
Alford
Jonen
Circus employee killed near freight train in Indiana
Albert Lewis of Springfield, Indiana, an employee of the circus company Fores pauugh-Sells, was crushed to death under a freight train in Perc, Ind, on a day in June. The tragedy occurred as he was working near the carps and freight cars, with authorities investigating the accident.
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Ind
Albert Lewis
Springfield
Cfreas
Large families report in Indianapolis households
Indianapolis residents Jo Josephine and her husband welcome a seventh child, a boy aged 15 days, among two growing Hooseveltian families. The Josephine family at 310% W. Tenth street and the Roth family at 30 Iowa street each celebrate a new son. Both families are German and all members are alive.
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Indianapolis
JETT LAYS BARE STORY OF CRIME IN KENTUCKY
The confession of Wiruis Jet, Breagunitt county feudist condemned to death for the Cockril assassination and serving a life term for another murder, is published. He claims betrayal by trusted men and reveals hidden meetings in open fields under moonlight and various plots in Kentucky feud history.
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Scrippe-Mefiae Preas Ansertation
Cynthiana
Wiruis Jet
Breagunitt County
James Cockril
James B Stareum
Kentucky
Bryan's Old Manager Foresees Republican Candidate
Former Senator J. K. Jones notes upcoming Republican candidate will be at his campaign due to prosperity and fertile land under the current administration. He argues the country has benefited from stability and duty, urging continued trust in strong leadership and Roosevelt era policies.
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J. K. Jones
Bowen
Roosevelt
J. K. Joorn
Portico Removal Ordered Over Property Line Change
Northwesternave residents Woo and Lee Hubbard of 27 Northwesternave must remove the front porch to satisfy a property line adjustment linked to the Fall Creek bridge project. Similar orders target 212 High Street and 215 Langadale with required removals to meet highway access rules.
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Fall Creek
Woo
Lee Hubbard
Northwesternave
Patrick Marten
Jawhun Langadale
Aly
Marion county grand jury reports 24 indictments for June
The Marion county grand jury released its final June report after sessions reviewing witnesses and returning 24 indictments. Several defendants were discharged for lack of evidence, including Major Holland and Otto Landen, while Almeda Rowan was bound over to the grand jury from Juvenile court over Havana girls testimonies. Richard Parker’s case was continued. Gust Mosher advertises spring suits at Fembroke Arcade.
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Wedneadsy
Major Holland
Witten Jor
Elmer Boyd
Charter Seagin
Iva UM
Wiliam Swafford
Simeon Henderson
Gordon Lowden
Otto Landen
Earl Gardner
Joseph Wachtel
Thomas Carlton
Charles Case
Philip Boeglen
Almeda Rowan
Havana
Fountain Square
Mrs. Rowan
Richard Parker
Cockrill murder plot tied to Breathitt county figures
Fragmentary OCR shows names like Hargis Callahan Jett and Cockrill in a Breathitt county context. It details alleged plots to kill James Cockrill and others, with Jett claiming betrayal and intoxicated involvement. The text mentions interim remarks by Ed Callahan and others amid a sprawling conspiracy narrative.
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Marcum
James
Tunn White
White
Ed Callahan
Federal Officers Seize Neely Printing Plant in Debt Case
Deputy U S Marshal seized the Neely owned printing plant in Muncie to satisfy a government claim. The plant, once owned by C F W Neely for fraud losses of 400000, was sold to Cowing for 1000 with ten year payments. he failed to settle and the plant was taken to satisfy the government judgment.
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Uncle Sam
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Reyd
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C.F. W. Neely, Completed On A Charge of Defrauding the Cublan
Neely
Cowing
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Hai
Stolen Goods Recovered In City Swindle Case
Frank Busch white employed by Albert Moore cigar dealer was arrested Wednesday charged with stealing goods worth from Moore's stead. Daniel Shively implicated in selling items to Joseph Duke negro saloon keeper on Indiana avenue. Moore found the goods in a showcase at Dukes. Frank Johnson negro arrested Wednesday for petty swindling at a Greek restaurant keeper.
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Albert D. Moore
Maco Sughusettive
Daniel Shively
Ma. Moore
Shively
Joseph Duke
St Indiana-ave
Basen
Moore
Duke's Place
Frank Johnson
Bryan Seen As Next Democratic Standard Bearer In 1908
The Nebraskan article quotes James K. Jones as national Democratic Committee chair, endorsing William Jennings Bryan for the 1908 presidential race. It notes Bryan’s reform platform on railways and trusts, his conservative shift with age, and: Roosevelt’s record approved yet not fully backed by the party, with Bryan seen as most likely to carry on progressive policies.
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Arkansas
Nasmuch AB Bensator Jones
National Democratic Committee
WM. Jennisgs Aryans
Alrready
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Standard
Toucer
United States
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Cyust
Bryan
Cawinel
Beef Trust
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Spon
Roosevelt
Serkling
Republican
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Tiryan
Democratic state committee stalls on presidential resolutions
In Austin on June 1 the Democratic state executive committee refused to adopt resolutions urging Bryan for president. They warned against treasonous acts and floated the possibility that Senator J. W. Bailey might still become a candidate for the office.
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Secippe-Meliac Frese Dameware
Austin
Tex
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Bryan
J. W. Bailey
Bryan in St. Petersburg refuses to discuss politics
Willon J. Evan, touring the world, arrived in St. Petersburg from Berlin and will visit the drama tomorrow. In an interview with a Script-McRae Press representative he said he plans to study the Russian situation and hopes to meet people with all opinions. He said democratic movements in Russia and America share some qualms but cannot be compared closely. He suggested some measures continued on page 5.
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Berlin
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Rusia
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