Gore Nominated for U S Senate Woman fully blind but elected
Special to The Sun reports Oklahoma Democrats select Thomas P Gore of Lawton as one of the United States senators to represent Oklahoma. Gore, 36, is blind from an arrow gun accident and has a long political life from a Mississippi page at 11 to party tickets in Texas and North Dakota. He lives in Lawton with his wife and four children and is a lawyer by trade. His remarkable memory aided his schooling.
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The
Sun
Muskogee
I. T
Oklahoma
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Lawton
Senate
Gore
Mississippi Senate
Mississippi
Texas
North Dakota
Thomas Pryor Gore
Acid on Worshipers at Tongues Camp Injures Several
A three member delegation invaded the gift of tongues camp in Alliance Ohio at midnight. They sprayed diluted sulfuric acid on worshipers gathered around the altar. Clothing burned and several participants seriously injured.
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Scrippa-McRee Press Association
Alliance
Gift of Tongues
Wellman Reaches Danes Island Amid Polar Expedition
Walter Wellman, head of the polar airship expedition, cables from Spitzbergen that he arrived at Danes Island on June 8 after trouble with pack ice. The balloon house is uninjured and winter gales were severe. weather now fine and work progresses rapidly.
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Scrippe-McHae Press Association
Chicago
Walter Wellman
Wellman Polar Airship Expedition
Spitzbergen
Danes Island
Social notes from Morristown and surrounding towns
Society items report Miss Crista Thomas visiting in Morristown, Rev and Mrs D W Perkins returning from Ft Thomas Ky, Miss Mayme McCoy visiting Brazil, and travelers Harry Holstein and H Mitchell back from Jamestown exposition. Several weddings and parties are noted including Miss Myrtle Jacobs to Francis Noll at Holy Cross church, and Emma Margaret Schort and Sidney Bolin wed at their N Delaware street home.
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Crista Thomas
D. W. Perkins
Ft. Thomas, Ky
D. E. Perkins
Myrtle Mary Jacobs
Nancy A. Jacobs
Francis Joseph Noll
Holy Cross Church
Emma Margaret Schort
Daisy Smith
Harry Wilson
Indiana Training Schools Named by State Board
The State Board of Education selected training schools for teachers. Normal schools at Oakland City Merom North Manchester and Goshen will be accredited to prepare teachers for classes A and B. Indiana University Butler DePauw and Barlham may prepare teachers for Class C. Valparaiso Angola Danville and Marion may prepare teachers in all three classes.
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State Board of Education
Oakland City
Merom
North Manchester
Goshen
Indiana University
Butler
DePauw
Barlham
Valparaiso
Angola
Danville
Marion
Young Chicago broker Bags 125000 in wheat flurry
Eddie Bagley, 25, known as the messenger boy broker, earned about 125000 in the latest Chicago wheat pit surge. He started as an office boy at 15, joined A O Slaughter Co, earned a board seat by 21, and by 25 became a capitalist with homes in Lexington Street and Fox Lake.
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Sun
Chicago
Eddie Bagley
Bagley
A. O. Slaughter & Co
Board of Trade
Farmers resist route change near Bagile crossing
About 30 farmers and gardeners on the National road west of the city gathered at F. M. Tomlinson’s home to oppose altering the National and Rockville road crossings at the Big Four tracks. They will decide later whether grade crossings or subways should be built.
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Rockville
Bagile Creek
F. M.tomlinson
Will case compromised in New Castle heirs receive sums
The Sims will case in New Castle Indiana was compromised. Barrett heirs receive 25 dollars and Viola Heaton heirs receive 35000 dollars from Jane E Sims estate. Barratt heirs had sued to overturn the will alleging undue influence in its creation.
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New Castle
Ind
Sims
C. C. Barrett
Viola Heaton
Jane E. Sims
Barrett
Japanese envoy Kaneko to become U S ambassador
Baron Kaneko slated to succeed Aoki as Japanese ambassador to the United States is about 55. He was educated in Boston public schools and Harvard, where he earned a doctor of laws degree. He is described as small, accomplished and well versed in diplomacy and American history.
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Baron Kaneko
Aoki
United States
Boston
Harvard
Kaneko
Princess Chimay Set to Arrive in New York
Princess Chimay formerly Clara Ward of Detroit, once married to Prince Chimay, is expected in New York from France on an incoming steamer. She reportedly left Rigo after their separation and learns of his marriage to Mrs. Kittle Emerson, prompting jealousy and a planned visit to the United States.
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the Sun
New York
Princess Chimay
Clara Ward
Detroit
France
Chimay
Rigo
Kittle Emerson
Rail passenger rates cut to 2 cents per mile
Western and transcontinental railroad presidents meeting in Chicago announced a nationwide fare reduction to 2 cents per mile, effective July 1. Participants included B. L. Winchell of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific and P. J. Barlinger of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul.
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Chicago
United States
Cago
B. L. Winchell
Rock Island & Pacific
P. J. Barlinger
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Hoosiers in Gotham
Indiana people in New York include Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Moore, E. L. Lennon, J. Hatfield, Miss Hubbel, Miss Pyke, Mrs. Fugate, Miss Wood, BE. T. Forsythe of Indianapolis, W. W. Barnett, P. Brewer, J. F. Sprankle of Fort Wayne, T. H. Gileyer of Anderson, and F. V. Cooley of Richmond.
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New York
Indiana
N. A. Moore
E. L. Lennon
J. Hatfield
Hubbel
Pyke
Fugate
Wood
BE. T. Forsythe
Indianapolis
W. W. Barnett
P. Brewer
J. F. Sprankle
Fort Wayne
T. H. Gileyer
Anderson
F. V. Cooley
Richmond
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Thomas C. Day & CO
Law
WM. H. Armstrong CO
S. Meridian St
Tiger Real Estate Co
Fodisnepo
Carl L. Rost
Iness Street
Claypee Hotel
Wellman
Mayme McCoy
Brazil
Harry Holstein
H. Mitchell
Washington
J. C. Wayman
Mrs
Willard Wayman
Myra J. Allison
Sorosis Club
Sutherland Are
Charles Bragg
Albert Hurlstone
George Scribner
Joseph G. Marshall
Dorothy Richardson
Ethyl Tyler Hutchinson
Stelle Morrison
Jessie Wolff
Wellesley College
Gertrude Weaver
Lafayette
O’leta Lester
Nelle Jones
Kokomo
Harry Martin
F. C. Gardner
Attica
Geo. G. Tanner
Europe
L. L. P. Literary Club
Thomas Wright
Josephine Anderson
E. S. Alexander
Charles Clark
William Scotten
David Cohen
Lucile Cohen
Cincinnati
Gertrude Weise
Milo Haskell Griffith
Floyd
Kansas City
Margie Staley
Leavenworth
Kas
Pi Phi Gamma Sorority
Hester Thomson
Katherine Krauss
Carolyn Conde
Alma Rech
Nelle van Landingham
Lucile
Barbara Hollenberry
Norma van Hake
Irene Goebel
Winifred Schutz
Nanette Mummenhoff
Felix Vonnegut
Begley
Walter Fitch
Fitch
Fox Lake
Banon K. Kaneko
Gipsy Rigo
the Princess Chimay
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chi
Masson
H. P. Wasson & Co
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Rochester
Michigan City
ECV As
Indiana Union Traction Co
Terre Haute
Baldwin
Cies
Del
Wash Day Outfitters
Ginger
Hoosiers
Gotham
Vonnegut Hardware CO
E. Washington St
Spokane, Washington
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
International Christian Endeavor Convention
City Ticket Office
Union Station
LA Wrengeburg
Aurora
Indianapol
Home Brewing Co
Armstrong Laundry
Shank
Washington St
Dsttan
van Vorhis
Ohio St
Phena Maia
National Biscuit
Cincinnatiidecatur Ci
Piiers Nuvuutu
Rip
Hamilton
Rushville
Connersville
Pittsburg
Bloomingdale
Decatur
Columbia Bicycles
GEO
Detch Wheel Co
Massachusetts Ave
Near
Fenn
Chicago, HL
T. H., I. & E. Traction Company
Crown Chemical Co
Ime
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