Daniel Sounds Warning Note On Government Rail Ownership
Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia criticizes William J. Bryan's push for government ownership of railroads. He urges Democrats to get together and avoid untested schemes while noting Virginia's costly experiences with state participation. Daniel warns government control could politicize roads and burden taxpayers, favoring cautious, measured policy.
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Nebraska treasurer's daughter shoots ranch foreman
Sheridan Wyoming reports Anne Edan Irvine, daughter of the Nebraska state treasurer, wounded George Wolattua, foreman at Lester Pratt ranch, under mysterious circumstances. Irvine allegedly fired bullets after insults aimed at her, one bullet lodging in his thigh. The incident drew wide attention as investigators probe the motives and sequence of events.
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Bryan Welcome Home Sparks Lincoln Procession
A large Lincoln crowd welcomed Brean Bryan home with a departure from the Burlington depot to the capitol grounds where Mayor Dehlman Gay Mickey and Ms. Tiyan spoke. Crowds lined the street and a reception followed in the capitol rotunda before Bryan returns to Fairview.
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Bryan withdraws invitation to reception for hero next Wednesday
Senator Wailer withdrew his acceptance of an invitation to attend the reception honoring the Bryan hero next Wednesday. The event, organized by the Scrigpa-McWar Stran Association in Lomieville, had Bailey not planning to attend.
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Gov Folk Declines Attend Bryan Reception
In Scrippe-WeRve Prem Asaociation, Mo on Sept 1 Gov Folk declines to attend the Bryan reception here. Senator W J Stone says he will be present.
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Scissors in Heart Fatality Near Huntington
A man named Hawn Varnes living on Spurlock committed self harm with a pair of scissors at the Row in Huntington. He pressed the sharp point to his chest and died shortly after, with reports noting he may have been an asylum inmate.
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W. Way
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Spurlock Onerk
Galette
Rescue of Everette Family After Fatal Exposure
Edward M. Everette, his wife and child were rescued after drifting three weeks in a frail skiff. The parents are slightly demented and the child may die from exposure. authorities had to use force to persuade the crazed father to move inland. Their skin showed deep bruising and a ash tinted appearance.
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Beame
May Be Crippled for Life After Shot Incident
May 16 a 16 year old boy Trenry Hobbs shot by mistake Sunday morning by Attorney John Margin at 119 N New Jersey St. Hobbs remains in serious condition. Family and witnesses dispute the incident arguing a hasty reaction and improper handling by Margin. Relatives say the boy was with his mother near B Eleventh Street when the shooting occurred and the weapon was fired from a window. Neighbors recall the scene while authorities investigate excuses and alleged negligence.
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A JACOBS IS DEAD IN INDIANAPOLIS
Ahtahaut Jacobs age 33 father of Dr. Marvy E. Jacobs dies suddenly Wednesday night from apoplexy in Indianapolis. Deputy Coroner Frank Robertson to hold a postmortem exam. Body to 402 N Liberty at home. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p.m. Survived by one son and widow. he belonged to several Jewish societies.
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Local Briefs and Tragic Accidents From The Day's News
A Minneapolis girl 22 was injured when a sewing machine malfunction injured her hand at a factory. A Derby judge of the supreme court in Oregon has died. Utah and Nevada leaders are named in a slate for the Irrigation Congress officers. In Utah Salt Lake City John Henry Smith named as second vice president. Oregon’s Chamberlain as president. An aeronaut named Jack Leroy died from burns after a gasoline explosion while inflating a balloon.
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Machine Rule Over Counties Prompts Primary Election Changes
A Republican State Central Committee meeting outlined new rulesGiving county chairmen power to name all election board members for primaries to nominate county tickets This shifts influence to the state machine in many counties and elevates the role of county chairs in directing nominations and inspectors Various speaking dates and campaign logistics were set with plans for direct primaries in certain counties and a bureau for speakers opening mid September
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Shadow of the Gallows Darkens San Francisco
A distressed letter from Elmina Le Dolly and the families of Emma Le Cours and Lyvia Le Poux reveal fear and anxiety over a murder case in which a woman faces execution. Relatives in Oregon, California, and Los Angeles express grief and hope as the condemned woman's fate looms, with nongraphic family details and pleas for comfort.
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Social highlights from city life in Indiana notes
Miss Bess Stouffer hosts guests in Indianapolis. Mika Merlo Weekshoe returns to Richmond. Mrs Hill to Greeneburg. many travelers visit Fort Wayne Columbus Bloomington and Lafayette. Local weddings at Sacred Heart church and Central Christian church mark social season with bridal gowns lilies and themes.
Divorce Through Fraud Shocks Kentucky Turf Figure
Sion E Madden, a Kentucky turfman, sues for divorce alleging his former wife Anne Louise Madden deceived Cincinnati authorities for a New York marriage to L V Bell. Madden claims the divorce was fraudulently obtained and seeks custody of their two children, accusing Anne Madden of abandoning home and children and ignoring their custody needs.
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Hazel Bell Escape From Indiana Girls' School
Hazel Bell, a pupil at Indiana Girls’ Industrial School, escaped Sunday night by leaving chapel, hiding in an exhibit hall, and slipping out a window not barred. She was later found dressed as a boy under a bridge near Pogue’s Run. investigators recovered hair and fabric from male garments. The ruse involved a likely accomplice and prompted no police report at first despite community uproar.
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