Sullivan's Hot Shot at Bryan Declares He Told False
Democratic national committeeman Roger Sullivan of Illinois charges William J. Bryan with falsehoods and insinuations in a Chicago address. Sullivan says he would resign if delegates at Springfield poll show fraud in his election. otherwise Bryan should drop his presidential bid.
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Bryan
New York
Roger Sullivan
Ilinois
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Springfield
Supreme Court
Bryan Fe Te Forege bin Aspira' Yona
Nelson
Thompson
Linlap
Tainey
Chicigo
Day's News Roundup From Denver to New York and Washington
A string of brief incidents and political notes from multiple cities includes Catherine Callahan of Marion Ind attempting suicide in Denver by carbolic acid, Edgar E. Brackett announcing a Republican bid for governor, John Micike dying after a fall at a Detroit steel plant, Mrs. David Sharzats death by suicide over her husband’s body, Theodore Roosevelt Jr. leaving Colorado after deer hunting, Moody possibly named associate justice, John S. Wisner’s public administrator misloss and his son’s suspected fault, Myre Charles Schwab's illness, and navy readiness news on the battleship California with a tentative official trial date.
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Nenver
Colo
Catherine Callahan
Marion
Ind
Nanatona
N. Vee
Edgar E. Brackett
Dethoit
Mteh
John Micike
Aveton
David €. Sharzatts
War Department
Washington
Denver
Theodore Kos2elt
Colorado
Moody
Supreme Court
Justice Brown
Nutte
John S. Wisner
Wisner
Fai
Anucenia Heal Batate and Insurance Company
YORK
Myre Charles
Aanger
Navy Department
California
Rendy
Richmond Couple Gons Disappear in Indiana
Richmond Indiana report states Herbert Eschenfelder and Elsie Enbody have vanished. Authorities allege Eschenfelder obtained 800 dollars in worthless paper. Local police and state authorities seek information about their whereabouts and the fraudulent scheme.
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Richmond
Gonz
Sam
Ind
Herbert Eschenfelder
Elsie Enbody
Eschenfelder
Big Four likely to absorb Pennsylvania and Chesapeake lines
Philadelphia dispatch reports a probable reorganization linking the Pennsylvania Railroad with the Chesapeake and Ohio and folding them into the Big Four system. If completed, the move would give the Big Four a strong Tidewater route, with Melville E. Jocalla, current Big Four chairman, previously a Chesapeake executive.
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Scrippe-McFise
Piiladelphia
Pennasivania Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Pennasivania
Chesapeake & Ohio
Melville E. Jocalla
Big Four
Chesapeake Shin
Tidewater
Vanderbilt
Landis Faces Angered Hosts at Marion Caucus
Congressman Fred Landis of the Eleventh district will attend a smoker and meeting of Republican committeemen and party workers in Marion Indiana. The gathering aims to rally supporters after a bitter Grant County battle for delegates with promises and post offers fueling tensions. Governor Breckinridge’s ally Brells is tipped to hold a key role while Landis seeks to calm discord and explain his third nomination bid.
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Fred Landis
Marion
Ind
George W. Steele
James P. Goodrich
Logansport
Grant County
Landis
Annay
Nely
George W. Raueh
Mag. Sterle
Marion F. Evans
Pension Board
Grant County Board
Pines
Neaston
Soldiers’ Home
George ¥. Brella
Congress
Bty
Neems
My. Landis
Social Life Pages Mixed with Travel and Notices
Mrs. A. J. Prescott and Grace of Lagaliaport visit relatives in Indianapolis and nearby towns while many locals host house parties. The column lists guests, upcoming weddings, trips to Chicago and Bloomington, and a fiftieth anniversary observance. The piece also notes travelers returning from Europe and a family hosting at various homes in Logansport and surrounding communities.
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PP. Smith
B. N. Weatest
Atlanta Charity Summer Playground For Children
A civic movement in Atlanta opens a vacation playground with sand piles and swings. Children learn to sew and cross streets while teachers lead games and guide leadership, turning play into practical self expression and easing burdens on overworked families.
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Atlanta
Aistrigne
Political rally predicted in home county for Congress race
Rampal enforcers around his opponent’s home county set to influence May elections. Stelty expects Mus Steate at the semker with Ant to speak harrydy. Laniits faction plans a pan aidar while claiming the party and county must change leadership due to personal woes and complaints. Antfea’s timing on nominating Na is contested as workers warn of a broad political sleaze and a push to weaken the representative from the Eleventh district.
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Dirk
Shin
Mr. Laas
Army Orders Transfers and Promotions Across Several Posts
Special dispatch lists soldiers from Fort Sill Oklahoma Camp Mabry Texas Jefferson Barracks Missouri Fort Leavenworth Kansas and Fort Riley Kansas transferring to various duties including private to general service to San Antonio and Fort Leavenworth, a discharge, and a criminal court martial proceeding. It also notes Lieut Col Savage recruiting officer from Omaha Nebraska preparing to travel to Lincoln and Nebraska for evidence to pursue a court martial at Fort Riley.
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Thitteenth Cave
Alvy
Ftsh
Oklahoma
Cervice
Ruerpir Yepot
Jefferson Tirracka
Miassuri
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Peat
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Camp Mabry
Austin
Tex
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Uty
Serer
J. Brown
Canty Mabry
Ward Waenington
Bod. Crambiett
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Connecmet
Jefferson Barracks
Mizsouri
Wells
Lner
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amMcer
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Darley
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Nebraska
Wilde
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J . Bley
Camp of Instruction
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aMferr
Omaha
Lineni
Pirin
Kane
Fire scare at Mt Zion power house injures worker
A two alarm blaze at the Mt Zion county power house triggered by a bursting bottle tube sent smoke through the building. Fire fighters from headquarters battled the flames and a child suffered minor injuries. Employee James Allison was slightly burned as the crew evacuated and water lines were damaged.
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Tn Te
Mtrion County Powerhoutse
Fre
FM North
Jamen Allison
Frankfort Nags Lucky Horse Owners Claim Record
In Frankfort jc September five local horse owners report the city set a state record for race entries this week. None of the Frankfort horses started outside the money. three winners, one second, and two thirds across divisions.
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Frankfort
Thie City
Mlariern
Purnes
NO MILEAGE BOOK WAR. Seeral to the Sum.
NEW YORK. Bert, 2-The New Tatia Central railroad company authorized the statement that he published reported era anating from Pitsburg, is the effect that the New York Central railroad company preparies entering tatsa warfare for pir nenger trafic again at the Pennsylvania railroad. by the eve of an interchange able 106-mile bool to without foundation Passenger Trafic Manager Charles FF. Daly, of the New York Central, yesterday minted that 10 function whatever existed between the Teads. On the contrary, he mala, their gelations were never snore amicable.
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Bert
New Tatia Central Railroad Company
Pitsburg
New York Central Railroad Company
Pir Nenger Trafic
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trafic
Charles FF. Daly
New York Central
Hemala
Comiskey Signs Roth to White Sox Pitching Staff
Chicago Sept President Comiskey signed pitcher Frank Roth of the Milwaukee American Association team to join the White Sox catching department for the season.
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Chicago, Sept
Comminkey Han
Frank Roth
3Iwaukes American Association
White Sar
Aeronaut Fights for 12 Hours Before Ballon Lands in Michigan
An aeronaut endured a 12 hour ordeal over the Great Lakes after a Wisconsin to Michigan balloon flight. Struggling with engine failure, ballast drops, and perilous overwater flight, the craft finally landed near Walvering, Michigan after a 200 mile journey, with the pilot risking Lake Michigan and Lake Huron crossing.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Michigan Peninsula
Mackinaw Straits
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Georgian Bay
Aucho
Matterny
Girl's Miraculous Fall From Balloon Ends In Rescue
At the Lake County Fair Libertyville September 1 2 Mary Reyés a harmonial later attempted a second ascent with a parachute fell about 490 feet when the chute partly opened injuring her ankle and internal injuries A male attendant James Viking became tangled in a rope and was carried head downward during the ascent though he released his grip and landed safely Local reports describe the perilous ascent and a near fatal fall during the parachute test
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Gativon
Verachute
Irene Annunciation
Libertyville
Lake County
Mary 2
Reyés
Jamee Viking
Wilkina
Thin
Earthquake Shocks Southern Indiana Cities
An earthquake rattled several southern Indiana towns yesterday with tremors strong enough to send residents from homes. The quake was felt around 4:20 pm causing court officials in Boonville to rush into the streets while Princeton and Owensville also reported shocks with no reported damage.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Boonville
Princeton
Owensville
Tino
Billy Nolan Accuses Referee in Chicago Scandal Tale
A telegram from Reno to the Journal editor alleges Billy Nolan, Nelson's manager, claims a fake scandal involving Nelson and asserts referee Siler orchestrated a major robbery scheme. Nolan labels the charges as sensational and accuses officials of foul play.
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Mene Creas Anneciayin
Chicago
Billy Nolan
Nelson
Brande
Rex Porte
Reto
Nev
Nelan Ayn
Tories
Nolan
Siler
Crack Shooters to Be in Tourney at Indianapolis Gun Club
A major shooting event second in importance to the Gate will be staged at the Indianapolis Gun Club grounds on Monday and Tuesday. Prominent trap shooters from Indiana and beyond are expected, with most Indianapolis shooters entered. Traps fire at 9 o'clock each day, ten events scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, twenty targets per event. The club will host visitors for the two days.
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Shnpw
Indiana
Oerata
Erteka
Indianapalia
Evenia
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Terre Haute
J. R. Hayden
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Odin
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Marion County Power House
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