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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
4
Heavy government machinery acts to probe last week's Las Vecas attack and to capture revolu tionists. The United States may aid in locating culprits who fled across the border as Ambassador Creel plans talks in Washington. Troops are being rushed to areas between Jaral and Torreon amid ongoing unrest.
Four people die and several injured when a grocery store and apartments are destroyed by a dynamite blast in Glen Park. Victims include John Sweeney and wife, their child, and B S Dissemeyer family. Police suspect thugs tied to graft case defendants may be behind the outrage.
A humorous exchange during a steeplechase where a countryman points out a man in the water linked to the Temperance club and the huntsman downplays the crisis with a casual remark.
A tribute to the French aid in America’s independence highlights Lafayette’s role. It recalls his conversion from court life to liberty’s cause, his noble mother’s influence, and the enduring gratitude of the American people toward France and the Marquis de Lafayette.
Colorado suffragists decide not to press a woman suffrage plank at the Democratic national convention. The Woman's Jefferson Democratic Club will not back the plank to avoid pressuring visiting delegates while hosting. The National Equal Suffragist League will pursue the issue without the Jefferson Club backing.
Capt English well and at Lexington Indiana denies rumors of his death. He jokes that Democratic rivals will find him the safest dead man he ever saw in November. He is offering scandalously low prices then ten percent more off.
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