Woman Helps Name Ticket At Newton County Convention
A Newton County Republican gathering in a rain ruined lumber shed aimed to unify after a long fight over relocating the county seat. Mrs Jennie M Conrad, owner of a large ranch, addressed delegates and urged harmony while supporting relocation efforts that shifted power to the county’s north. The day featured speakers Everett Neal and Judge Joseph Habb, with John Ade presiding as permanent chairman as party leaders praised Republican prosperity and prepared for continued political action.
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Raymond L. Hall
Kentland
Ind
Neston County
Lauer
Jennie M. Conrad
Bris
Bre Conrad
Tere
Ation
Conrad
Wen
Ranen
Pearly
Sorthern
Southester
Indiana
Hut
Slit
H. A. Btrohm
Noble Lumber Shed
Kabb
Neal
Everett Neal
Noblesville
Joseph Habb
Yates
John Ade
George Ade
Wan
Ade
Newton County
J. A. Hatch
Jefferson Township
Surety Sues To Recover Loss From Cattle Fraud
Clem Graven of Bunker Hill sues to recover about 10,009 dollars after aiding T B Sotham of Chillicothe and Elfjan Martin Dale to arrange sale of Hereford cattle. Sotham bought cattle for 10,000 with notes, misrepresented worth, and sold part of herd for 5,685, while planning to surrender assets and flee. Graves alleges he acted as security and paid part of the sum.
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United States
Clem Graven
Bunker Him
T. B. Sotham
Chillicothe
Elfjan Martindale
Lotham Bangeht
Graves
Explosion at mine reported near Springfield Illinois
A telegraph message from Mechanicsburg reports a mine explosion with several men feared dead and others injured. The incident occurred near Springfield Illinois with details still developing. Fire and rescue units are responding as authorities investigate the cause.
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Fevippe- McRae
Springfield
Mechanicsburg
Machinist Walter Wilson Found Injured Under City Railroad Trestle
Walter Wilson a Cleveland machinist is found semi conscious under a Big Four Trestle near Indianapolis yards. Police and surgeons at City Hospital investigate. Officials consider whether he was knocked off the bridge or targeted as a strike breaker amid labor unrest. Wilson may not yet speak of prior events.
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Walter Wilson
Wilson
Cleveland
Will
Indianapolis
Shee Hines
Wilson Ieame
All Honors Paid To June's Bride In Grand Church Wedding
The wedding of J. Robert Craig to Mias Gull Bagrin staron took place at Central Avenue M. church with a large bridal party of 18 in attendance. Attendants wore lace gowns and daisies, and the procession featured Portuguese and organ music. A reception followed in the church parlors, with pink pineapple tea and a wedding supper later at the bride’s parents home. Guests included Mrs. Hughes Mason of Lisbon and several Knoxville Terre Haute and Indianapolis residents.
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J. Robert Craig
Mias
M. Altraig Nu Brother
Cleveland
Samuel Craig
Terre Haute
Ditford Cruse
Knoxville
Tenn
Oliver Roberts
Boston
Masa
Wiliam Jacobs
Ferdinand Landgrat
Ingvar ‘Ppotis
Bill Juanita
Selfridge
Worthington
A. Craig
Mra
Mildrad Little
North Vernon
Eva Valadin
Migstrarte Bowman
Thin City
Marie Hedrick
Mise Rebeccan Nickerson
Mire Dorothea Moore
Miss Belfridge
Ana
Lana
Samus Crile
Br. A. Grraie
Hughes Mason
Lisbon
Frank ‘Feel
Stra
I. M. Lafoliette
Willlym Moore
Fimet Nichols
J. C. Britth
Mise Martha Beeson
Roxana Johnson
Lawrence George
E. Hedrick
Joseph Belvage
George Arnold
Riley Adams
WU. Goldrick
Chicago
Amd
Guidelck
Ramsolph Flaty
Goldrick
Chiea
Weatinghowne Electric Company
Wolding
Edgar Earl
Irene Shertey Borrsular
Claypool
Young-Berryhill
Alabamaot
Sad Trip of McCoy Bays Goodbye to Bon and Urges
Thomas J. McCoy in charge of White county sheriff departed for Michigan to begin his term of imprisonment tomorrow. He arrived in Lafayette at 1 8 o'clock in the morning, met by friends and family at Monon depot. He stayed with his mother-in-law last night as Sheriff Breveng urged him to live honestly and care for his mother.
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Lafayette
Ind
Thomas
J. McCoy
Sherif George
Breveng
White County
Michigan Lotty
George P. Maywood
Sherif Stevens
McCoy
Monon Depot
Leura
MrCoy
Lugan Taylor
Taylor McCoy
Appeal to President Seeks Help for Russian Jews
Simon Wolf representing American Jews called at the White House to urge the president to intervene on behalf of persecuted Russians. The president expressed sympathy but said he was powerless to make representations to the Russian government.
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Scripps-MecRee Orese Anscetailer
Marhington
Simon Wolf
America
Whitehouse
Russia
Mub-Foet
Telegrams From Everywhere Odd Ball Dispatches
A jumble of brief notices from various U S locales includes reports of WW Hunter of the Newar Advertiser’s death in Chilmscothe Ohio, Kramer Vincens stranded on a sand bar in New York, a $50,060 farm sum in Tarkio Missouri, and expected budget conference agreement in Washington. Other items note a Europe bound pearl string valued at 200,000, evolving divorce law in Paris, miners strike settlement in Gloucester, a sheriff testimony in Texas, land-buying church plan in Box ton, a clown charged with shooting, freight house employees avoiding a strike, George Washington remarks re Sunday sermons, Kentucky Homecomers address on Breathitt murders, a Russian revolutionary bomb factory discovery in Geneva, and Kentucky Sunday law crackdowns. The Mirage of business and public figures threads through the telegrams.
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Chilmscothe
Faitor
H. Hunter
The
Newar Advertiser
New York
Kramer Vincens
Tarkio
Pavia Rankin
Tarkio College
Washington
Leeds
Europe
Gloucester
Chicago
Scarborough
Lee County
Tex
Frejeht House
Morristown
David iBteele
George Washington
Richmond
Bronston
Breathitt
Geneva
Robert Olyphant
Charles E. Miter
James ©. Holton
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Martual Expenditures
Wits
Platt Accused of Bigamy by Suiting Wife
Mrs Mae Catherine Wood files suit claiming marriage to Senator Thomas C Platt in New York in 1901 and alleging Platt later wed Miss Lillian Janeway. Wood says she has faced persecution and seeks inquiries from New York officials about the contested marriage at the Fitzhave hotel, with Platt reportedly active that winter.
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Sam Colon
Mich
Mae
Catherine Wood
Ahi
Thomas C Platt
New York
Platt
Lillian Janeway
Wood
Bigamis
Anyatar
Day of Brides and Weddings Opens Summer Season
A poetic June wedding season unfolds with Wednesday seen as a peak for nuptials. Miss Pearl Priscilla Small becomes Mrs Ralph A. Goldrick at the home ceremony, with plans detailed for the dress, attendants, and music. The article notes the “Steeparable Six” couples and references travel for the wedding party, including Chicago and New York, with preparations and reception details.
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Dan Cupid
Dan
Cupid
Fretty
Nome
J. C White
Park-ave
Ami
R. A. Goldrick
Miss Fru] Seah
Weanemby
al Shafer
Mins Belle Avery
Oscar Buehler
Mrs Small
Belle Avery
Mr. Shafer
New York City
Mr. Gattrick
Chicago
Whelthood
Negroes Ponder as to Gambling in Saloon Trial
In Dotlee court eleven of seventeen African Americans questioned their guilt after a night-long deliberation about alleged gambling at a saloon 310 Indiana. George Lyle was found guilty and fined ten dollars with costs. others were discharged or received fines and short jail terms after varied excuses and delays.
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Indiana
Dotlee
George Lyle
Nefroca
Griddis
Merte
Wi Iam Chapman
Charles Brady
Conta
Jemne Johnson
Conte
Youuta Auch
Doctor in Peoria Ends Own Life
In Peoria Indiana on June 9 Dr Emerson M Button, a leading physician, killed himself in the afternoon. He had long warned friends he might become insane and had diagnosed his own case, fearful of a sudden lunacy attack.
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Peoria
Emerson ‘M. Button
Pearin
Picnic Of Retail Grocers Draws Wide Contests At Germanta Park
The sixth annual retail prosera picnic at Germanta Parks awarded about 800 in prizes across many races for men and women, including married men and married women, fat and thin, long and short, plus eating contests, hurdles, athletic events, a tug of war between city men and ten grocers, with the foot race for women over a weight limit as a highlight.
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Prosera
Germanta Parks
Demurrage Dispute Before Railroad Commission
A hearing set for July 9 before the railroad commission addresses demurrage claims against rail carriers. The Indiana Lumber Company sues shippers and carriers alleging delays caused by carrier refusal or slow delivery, seeking penalties per day of delay. The case centers on carrier service, tolls, and obligations to deliver loaded cars to the shipper.
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Railroad Commission
Indiana
Ve Jover Ant Lumber Company
Alga
Tallroyds
Supers & Pennalty J
Phinott
Smallman
Techprocite
Congress 10 Quit Fetes Reform Plan For Adjournment
Washington reports that Senate leaders aim to adjourn by early next week after Hale abstained on the sundry appropriation bill. The amended measure adds about 1 4000 to the government participation in the Jamestown expansion project. Leaders pledged to have the general deficiency bill ready by Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Hale
Beratar Chule
Mensura
Denison Gust Rosarag to Pembroke Arade Sitramet Salts
For sale items and ads appear with multiple product lines including cleaners, polished goods, and upholstery services. Local dealers promote ready warm sale offers and new planes, gear, and camping supplies with contact references and pricing notes.
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Gust Rosarag
Tailon
Pembroke Arrade
Sitramet Salts
Shacks Built City Rebuilds Into Fron Wer Mining Town
After the earthquake, San Francisco remains largely unrepaired with wreckage blocking streets. Shacks line Market Street and a tent restaurant sits where the Grand Hotel stood. Insurance delays and drought of funds hinder rebuilding as residents await payments from insurers and banks.
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Grand Hotel
Lvney
Kraynd
Ban Francises
Stollow
Bitter
Two Men Die as Air Blast Flings Workers From Tunnel
In a Pennsylvania railroad tunnel near Thirty-fourth Street and Long Island City, an air pressure blast blew water 40 feet high, propelling workers into the river. About 40 laborers were injured, with two men killed, named John Krane and James Williams. Several rushed to Bellevue Hospital in unconscious condition. The blast emptied the chamber of air, creating a dangerous fountain and trapping others as workers tried to escape the flooded section. Williams is described as black.
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Saeevuton
New Youk
Sins
Pennsylvania
Bellevoiw Hospital
John Krane
Janes Williams
Negra
Contempt of Police Court Case Involving Rentsch Family
The Contempt of Police Court case involves Mra Margatet Hentech and her years old daughter Marie appearing Wednesday, with cases continued to June. Other matters include assaults, trespass, drunkenness, and disturbing the fence against Edward H. Rentsch, whose family at 175 XK Beansy had sweet.
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Margatet Hentech
Marie
Appea
Alice Vaurt
Jnsault and Battery
Edward H. Rentsch
Rentsch
Beansy
Operators Accept Buale Beemeni Meline Pree
Barre Stevrenville G June 3 all the jing operators in Easter Chin will es cept the geute agreed off at Driummtus. divtriet meeting ty to be held at Wheellog to ratify the ute an acrands or Ray yen went oper ding. The untok miners have all been notified to get coat to go to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Stevrenville
Easter Chin
Driummtus
Wheellog
Ray Yen
JUMPS ON THE RICH Scrippa-Y Vertue Wrens Association
Worcester, June 3. At Clark University exercises the editor attacks rich men who profit through unjust practices and discreditable manipulation. He condemns managers and directors for enabling deceit and harm, calling for accountability in a twentieth century fight against pilfering, fraud, and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Y Vertue Wrens Association
Worcester
Mass
Mirvas
Clark University
Baye
Agreement Seen On Pacific Frictions Abated
June 3 Berlin report by Theodore Bhumant a noted foreign affairs writer claims that Japan and the United States have achieved a consensus to ease friction in Pacific interests. He says hope remains that disputes will be resolved without threat to future relations and maritime activities.
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SorpEemenae
Cere Ames
Berlin
Theodore Bhumant
Foreign Office
Japan
United States
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Frank Teel
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Samuel Wilktheon
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Malph Verls
Loulee Tutewiler
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Greencastle
No. No Walker
Meockport
Dent Man
J. Walter Diets
Frita Ernest
Channing IR Dooley
Pitt
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Weccial
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Denison
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Main
Wure
Polisil
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Wulechner
Phono
Milner
Salet
Frisco
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