Editors hail trust buster governor at editorial convention
At a Kansas event Gov. EB Hoch, wearing sunflower badges, arrived to applause while Senator Beveridge sent a regret telegram due to duties in Washington. The convention opened late with prayers and a focus on journalism topics including editorial influence and war reporting.
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EB. W. Hech
Kansas
National Editorial Association
Western Trust Buster
Gov. Hoch
Associaton
Marion
Kas
Blanchard
Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
Senator Beveridge
Senator Heveridge
Congress
Washington
Indiana
J. J. Whitehead
Presiden Dymond
Rushville Bride Ends Single Life in Anderson Nuptials
A Rushville man and an Anderson woman wed Thursday in a ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Crat. William A. Carson, of the Indiana and Cincinnati Traction Co., and Miss Ruth Hans, formerly private secretary to Charles L. Henry, now plan a three week wedding trip to the northern lakes before settling in Rushville. Guests included several area residents and out of town friends. The couple, schoolmates and longtime coworkers, previously held posts with the traction company in Rushville and Anderson.
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A. Carson
Ruth Hans
Northern Lakes
Aeieck
J. H. Crat
North
Wiliam A. Carson
Burn Mash
Rome
Carson
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Rushville
Miss Hann
Charles L. Henry
Tine
Mendelysohn
Rubinstein
Jack 4
Shidelor
Mra
Willam J. King
Misk Ona Grune
Palma
King
Mrs. Carson
Indiana and Cincinnati Tractions Company
Honan
Anderson
Indianapolis
Suit to Correct Title In Indianapolis Real Estate
Michael H. Spattes of Chicago sues Frank S. Redmond trustee and Catherine L. Campbell of Indianapolis to cure a deed to Indianapolis real estate. Campbell argues the deed conveyed only a life interest due to missing heirs clause. Complaint seeks reformation to complete transfer in fee simple.
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United States
Michael H. Spattes
Chicago
Franks
Redmond
Catherine L. Campbell
Indianapolis
Jacob B. Fitler
Rawson Valle
Michael Spades
Fidler
Rex
Vaile
Airship Beachey Soars Over Washington in Ceremony
Lincoln Beachey in Hoy Kaidbenshue No 2 navigates a four mile flight over Washington from the monument grounds to the White House. Thousands and congressmen watch as he circles the Capitol, crosses the Potomac, and lands in the executive grounds near the fountain.
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Scripps-McRine
Washington
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Weronaut
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Hoy Kaidbenshue
Earth
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Blild
Imade
White House
Widow Elizabeth Tresch Slain by Unknown Man
In Peru Indiana a 51 year old widow Mrs Elizabeth Tresch was killed in her home by a stranger who entered through a back window. She was found unconscious at the foot of the stairs and died around 11 o clock after being unable to describe the attacker. Police and local residents assist in the inquiry.
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Ind
Elizabeth Tresch
Elks
Shugruh
$1,000 For A Teacher At Des Moines Granted
The prize from the Curnette funds was awarded today to Prof. B. D. Buck, mathematics teacher at Grinewell College, for a $1,000 annual grant. In a separate item, saloon law violations report arrests of James Halliste and Junel Smith following a late-night inspection of Smith’s saloon.
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Curnette Teathser Fund
B. d. Buck
Grinewell College
Larsh
Junel Smith
IFN
Bertender
James Halliste
Smith
Politics in Convention for President and City Meet
Delegates at the convention debate electing a president to succeed John H. Dymona and selecting a city to host next year’s meeting. Frank H. Greer of Guthrie Oklahoma and F. E. Junkins of Sterling Kansas lead the presidential canvass. Junkins is current first vice president,Greer has strong backing, while delegates may not follow the vice presidential line. In 1907 St Paul appears favored to host, with Minneapolis and Duluth actively lobbying.
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Frank H. Greer
Guthrie
Okla
F. E. Junking
Sterling
Kab
Junkins
Association
Greer
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Centennial Expositor to Be Held at Jamestown Next Year
The article notes a centennial exposition planned in Jamestown Virginia for the coming year, with editors and readers showing strong support for the event. It outlines social gatherings and program features including readings, entertainments, and community participation by local groups and individuals.
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Towhs Va
Gobrechery Ap Serolint
Jamestown
War of colors mars Indiana editors parade day scene
A garbled report describes editors marching on the streets and a dogged scene outside a lot. Delegates and attendees are mentioned along with boxes and fans in a chaotic morning session. The passage is unclear but hints at tensions among the Indiana editors and attendees.
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Warse
Nf Mie
Whitehew
Indiana
Devatur Women Escort Visitors Through New Federal Building
Mrs Ellingham and Mrs Ellingham of Devatur along with a group of visiting women toured the new federal building Thorntay escorted by guides. An inner party followed to the same venue Friday morning.
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Ellinghone
Lew Ellingham
Devatur
Indy
Thorntay
Oratory Wins Wife In Flowery Editorial Speech
Avery C. Moore editor of the World In Welser won his wife with flowery speech at a meeting of the National association in Tennessee. Once a bachelor, he spoke in favor of a friend during the convention, illustrating the muse aided rhetoric used by editors to gain partners.
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Muse
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Welser
Daha
Hay
Moore
National Associaton
Tennessee
Attacks Labor Union Sparks Newsroom Turmoil
Fragmented OCR suggests a clash involving editors Winters and Nacht Wren and a hostile exchange during a late session. The report notes disrupted proceedings, slow assembly turnout, and a brief mention of a night session halted after conflict.
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Mad Dog Scare Ends After Two Officers Shoot
In Washington and surrounding wards a mad dog at large prompted a police response. After a pursuit through several blocks the animal was cornered and fatally shot by two officers after shots were fired. The incident followed a phone report to the police station as authorities closed in on the dangerous animal.
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Washington
Editor Won His Way to National Leadership Ambitions
Frank H, editor and publisher of the State Capital paper, 47, a native of Runs, outlines a tough early life in Kansas. He details grim childhood memories, an early entry into printing, and a later move to Oklahoma amid the boom, describing hardships and persistence on the path to editorial prominence.
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Frank H
Tartie
Aloma
Nasional
Winfeld
Kas Far & Grocery Store
Thix
Premii
German minister cites Chicago beef scandal in Germany
Berlin June 1 Hert Von Podbiel ski Prussian minister of agriculture issued a resounding statement on the Chicago beef scandal. He said Germany has only three veterinarians inspecting swine daily while Chicago examiners number 330. He warned that American meat arriving in Emden and Stettin was unfit to eat and that putrid meat had been shipped from Germany via Denmark and Russia to protect the nation from disastrous effects.
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Berlin
Germany
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Doctor Chelsea Coleman Arrested for Obtaining Money
Dr. Chelsea Coleman, a recent graduate, was arrested on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He appeared in court Thursday with reports that he promised to pay back from an alleged Washington store order. He posted a $500 bond as detectives traced a forged messenger to a downtown location.
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Chelsea Coleman
Itiliana
Wermaitay
Watt
Coleman
Washington-st
Dierberg
Hilvels
Burglary at Winslow Home Seizes Watches and Cash
A thief entered the residence of W. W. Winslow at 190 N. Meridian Jt. early Thursday and stole two wrist watches, two sticks of pine, one possibly diamond, and about $40. Entry came through pantry window. discovery occurred next morning. Also reports an airship accident at Niagara Falls with a man hurt when his craft dropped into the river and was rescued.
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W. W . Winslow
Meridian Jt
Serippa-McNae Treas Association
Niagara Palls
Washington Fetes Flag Day With Nationwide Celebrations
On June 4, Washington observed Flag Day marking the adoption of the stars and stripes. The day featured ceremonies at schools and districts, with the flag float parade and patriotic songs reflecting the nation’s birthday and independence.
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Scrippa-Meliar Press
Washington
Continental Congress
Dietrich Gad
Hearing Plantation Case Exposes Slave Colony in New Madrid
In Cape Girardeau Missouri on June 45, enslaved people were held under shotgun guard at a plantation in New Madrid County. A preliminary hearing before U.S. Commissioner A. A. Kare began for those accused of enforcing the conditions at the Smith plantation, with 42 individuals listed as witnesses in the chaotic scene.
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Dairyman Arrested for Wetting Milk Below Standard
Wilton Burkett a dairyman from Flackstde was arrested and placed under a guard Thursday on charges of adulterating milk by not meeting the standard.
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Wilton Burkett
Flackstde
Children Weep Outside Cell as Deranged Man Claims Big Project
Four small children crouched outside a barred cell while their father Gustave Schenk, listed as 407 W New York St, is confined on an insane commission. Witnesses say Schenk imagined himself a contractor for a large building and ordered 20,000 bricks. He reportedly insured two nearby houses for 1600 each though he owns neither.
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Stone
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Hag
Wisconsin Justice-Elect Timlin Urges Wealth Restrictions
Timlin Aleo, justice-elect to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, declared in a Rivon college commencement address that millionaires should be barred from U S Senate and that fortunes should be legally limited. He warned against corporate capital abuses and urged teaching Courin not to fear imprisoning wealthy violators, framing this as a defense against socialism.
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Wie
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
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Fraud 13 Alleged Rises To Grand Jury Action
The grand jury in San Francisco adopts a subcommittee report accusing telegraph firms of taking fees for non transmitted messages after a April agitation. Western Union faces strongest charges while the Postal Service is also implicated. The report cites about 1 000 000 dollars collected nationwide and urges presenting evidence to President Roosevelt and the federal grand jury.
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Imail
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Western Union Telegraph Company
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Love Letters Linked to New York Murder Probe
Special to the ton reports love letters to Mrs. Alice Kinnan, murdered at her mother Mrs Lewis Stenson home. The letters, said to be from Terry Dani Hiravtor Chachy, deceased, suggest a plot against Kinnan. Police Caplin Price holds the letters and declines to name the writers.
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Stenson Thoms
Kina
Adjourning in Wallington House Feels Feverish Debate
June 11 in Wallington the assembly adjourned briefly after adopting a resolution to meet daily at nine instead of noon. The body then moved to consider the laundry bill in committee of the whole.
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Pevippe-Meline Prees
Wallington
Uxley
Supreme Court Philippine tariff case mandates further action
The U S Supreme Court has issued a mandate in the Philippines tariff dispute, requiring the government to rest duties totaling about 5 million dollars. Importers won the case, blocking the government from reclaiming duties, with Taft and Senator Spooner involved in attempts to preserve funds. The Spooner bill was abandoned and the government prepares for collection.
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Supreme Court of the United Statate
Philppines
Congress
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United States
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Taftite
Spooner
Lea
Senate Judiciary Committee
California Delegation Hears Appropriations Talk on Relief
California members met with the House Appropriations Committee in Washington to discuss possible additional relief for San Francisco. Judge W. W. Morrow and W. Martiitt urged government support for a loan program and related measures affecting California financial and housing interests.
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Washington
California
Hott Committee
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California Donal Banks
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