Gorman Backed by Georgia Democrat Howell
Clark Howell, editor of the Atlanta Constitution and Democratic National Committeeman from Georgia, endorses Gorman for president. He cites German’s staunch democracy, leadership in the Senate and long public life as reasons for party support and notes German would accept the leadership if the party asks.
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Atlanta
Clark Howel
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
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Howell
German
Senate
Gornan
Ten Voting Machines Scrutinized for City Election
Chairmen Keach and Logsdon push for ten voting machines in the city election with South-side precincts named by Keach and North-side spots decided by Logsdon. Lynn D. Hay and John R. Wilson will review election laws to ensure no invalidation of results if machines are used.
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Keach
Logsdon
Lynn D. Hay
Logadon
John R. Wilson
Coffee Heart and Postum Help Claims to Cure
Advertisement recounts a Woodmen of the World member denied due to Coffee Heart. It claims Postum Food Coffee can replace coffee, reduce pulse, and restore health, with testimonials praising Postum from Battle Creek and urging readers to request a sample.
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Wfe
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen
Omaha
Peetum Co
Battle Creek
Wook
No Radical Financial Legislation for Next Congress
The Indiana bankers opened their annual convention with Senator Beveridge warning that Congress will not enact radical financial laws next session. He urged moderation, large-scale changes avoided except in emergencies, and emphasized credit stability and confidence as the core of national prosperity. He urged bankers to avoid fear-driven credit tightening and maintain steady policy.
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Ind
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England
France
Germany
Russia
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New York
Tian
Republic
Runaway Indiana traction car crashes into Alexandria saloon
In Alexandria Indiana on Wednesday afternoon a runaway Indiana union traction car crashed into a two story saloon residence owned by August Tureffs. Henry Tureffs and William Hopewell were injured. The motorman Arthur Forkher and conductor W R Goldsmith on the car jumped to escape. The car derailed after hitting a switch and was halted inside the saloon, narrowly missing more severe harm.
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Alexandria
Ind
August Tureffs
Henry Tureffs
William Hopewell
Indiana Union Traction
Tureffy
Arthur Forkher
W. R. Goldsmith
Harrison and Monrpests
Ity
Elwood
Steel Trust Loses Valuable Ore Lands
George Longstorf of Milwaukee has gained control of the section 30 mining claim in St. Louis county Minnesota after twenty years of litigation and $1,000,000 spent in court battles. The Minnesota Iron Company and United States Steel Corp opposed him. The 24 acre tract contains rich iron ore.
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Steel Trust
Milwaukee
Wis
George Longstorf
St. Louis County
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Longstarf
Minnesota Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Accused of Theft Forces Indiana Woman to Die of Shock
Mrs. Damie Stewart Boyezon of Laporte Indiana former wife of Chicago attorney I K Boyeson died in Asheville after a nervous shock following an alleged theft accusation at White Stone Ilthia springs near Spartansburg South Carolina. A guest room was robbed of jewelry valued at 3600 and two colored servants reportedly saw Mrs Beyesen in the room at the time. The hotel landlord charged her without a full investigation and she endured indignities while being watched. She was an author and musician.
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Asheville
N. C
Damie Stewart Boyezon
Laporte
Ind
I. K. Boyeson
Chicago
White Stone
Ilthia Springs
Spartansburg
8. C
Remonstrance Withdrawn in Harrison Township Liquor Fight
Brazil Ind Sept 1 The Anti saloon league of Harrison township withdrew a remonstrance against five license applicants from Clay City ending a major local clash over liquor permits. The league faced a looming hearing with hundreds of witnesses and potential costs, prompting the withdrawal.
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Brazil
Ind
Harrison Township
Clay City
Commissioners' Court
League
Convention of Christian Church Septs Missionary Meet
The Seventh Indians district fall missionary meeting of the Christian Church will be held in Atlanta Indiana on September 21 and 22. The program lists Christian endeavor and Sunday school hours with social events. In Indiana the denomination has 12400 members in 802 Sunday churches, 124.40 members, and church property valued at 2 802 000 dollars.
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Atlanta
Ind
The
Christian Church For
Seventh Indians
Christian Endeavor
Christan Endeavor
Echonl
C. W. EM
Indiana
Han Si
City completes purchase of last water stock share
Louisville officials confirm the city now owns the entire Louisville Water Company after acquiring the final share from the Ray estate for 500 dollars plus accrued interest. The single share had remained with the estate for two decades despite city efforts to obtain it.
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Louisville
Lolaville
Louisville Water Company
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners
Bay Extete
Willem R. Ray
Ray
No Racing at Toledo After Detroit Accident
Toledo postpones Thursday automobile races due to Barney Oldfield accident in Detroit. The event slated for Toledo is declared off and indefinite postponement follows the incident, with Oldfield to have been the theater of the competition.
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Toledo
Barney Oldfeld
Detroit
Oldfield
Goshen Man Dies in Ninety Sixth Year
Goshen Ind Sept 10 Frederick Pronett aged man died Thursday morning his aged wife survives him On Feb 15 last they celebrated their fifty third wedding anniversary Gov Nash Overcome by Heat Cincinnati Sept 12 Gov Geo X Nash Ohio guest at festival overheated taken to temporary hospital later able to attend Marco Polo governor better but weak War Propaganda Reports from St Petersburg Sept 14 Nove vremya quotes Port Arthur correspondent Japanese pretext continues propaganda against unification war efforts
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Goshen
Ind
Frederick Pronett
Nash
Cincinnati
Geo. Xk
Ohio
Mother Jones Plans Return to Unionize Parry’s Factory
Labor reformer Mother Jones, passing through Indianapolis eastbound from Clinton, ta, vowed to return and organize Mr. D. M. Parry's factory. The item notes various local businesses and ads including Pister billiard parlors, Knox's Barber Shop, Strawmeyer & Nilius saddlers, C Koehring & Bro, C. W. Briel Cigar Store, and Indiana Dental College fall offerings.
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Mother Jones
Clinton
Indianapolis
D. M. Parry
Transportation fares and schedules to Texas and West
Pennsylvania and Vandalia Lines advertise round trip fares to Texas and nearby states from Indianapolis, with return limits of 21 days and several one way colonist rates. Additional passes to Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Utah and intermediate territory offered through agents at 45 W. Washington St. and Union Station. Also Lake Erie & Western routes selling Chicago round trips and special through trains from Indianapolis to Lagalle, with berths and seating available through A H Sellers. Complimentarily six-fleet class daily trains noted under festival travel.
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Port Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Arket
Washingtonst
Union Station
Richardio
Chicago
Lake Erie & Western
Lake Shore Roads
Indianapolis
Lagalle St
A. H
Cincinnati
Representative Wachter Pushes Sweeping Congress Inquiry
Washington dispatch reports Representative Wachter of Baltimore intends to introduce a resolution at the next session calling for a congressional investigation of every government department. He argues graft and inefficiency permeate the service and that exposure could boost public confidence and voter appeal. The proposed probe would cover Interior, Agriculture, Justice, Customs, Treasury, War, and Navy departments amid a backdrop of Indian affairs, land sales, and other scandals.
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Wachter
Congress
Washington
Baltimore
Interior Department
Aleen
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Dawes Commission
Secretary of Interior
Hitchcock
Agricultural Department
Department of Justice
United States
Alaska
Treasury Department
Treasury
Porto Rico
War
Navy
Mrs. John W. Ray Died Wednesday at 64
Mrs. Col. John W. Ray, 64, of 157 East Drive Woodrutt Place, died Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. after over a year of poor health. Born in the southern part of the state, she moved with her parents to Indianapolis and later married. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the house with interment at Crown Hill.
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John W. Ray
Eastdrive
Woodrutt Place
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