Taft Begins Indiana Campaign Amid Cabinet Meeting
Reported cabinet discussions in Washington indicate strong support for Taft’s Indiana campaign, with officials signaling a favorable push for Taft’s candidacy. Roosevelt is accused of aggressive maneuvering as Taft seeks to rally labor support and momentum ahead of key state events.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rrasandtathy PanAn
Whihington
D.C
Get
Ppeadout
Raale
Judge Tath
Taft
Taft at Home Faces Pressure Amid Eventful Morning
A lively morning at Indianapolis and Philadelphia drew a mixed crowd as Taft supporters and opponents clashed over a major policy push. Reports indicate division within the party and efforts to reorganize, with moves to depose key figures and reassemble party leadership amid mounting tension.
Was Thrown From Wagon and Injured In Runaway
George Sherman of La Prairie was seriously injured when thrown from a wagon in a runaway last night. He suffered a broken left hand and other hurts. Witnesses MacCartney and Shernian related the accident as they traveled after delivering a load, with aftereffects and court mentions following the incident.
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George Sherman
la Prairie
George Sherchan
Thich McCartney
la Pratria
Aumie
Shor
MacCartney
Roy Painsworth
Mr. Sherman
Gazette's Great European Contest leads readers
Today’s lead items feature names such as WN Ker and Emma Malin among contestants. The rally type contest is highlighted with high vote counts and firsts noted for several participants.
Unclear OCR summary of court cases and arrests
Fragmentary report cites pleas and arrests including a man named Nash from Shorkt Piaher and a person named Mae tied to deerfield. mentions jail time fines and a Deerfield home. includes officer involvement and a court proceeding with multiple counts and pled guilty.
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Nash
Pei Mae
Increase of Normal School Funding Sought at $200000
Bonator Thomas Morrie urges a $200,000 appropriation to keep normal schools running and to cover rising costs from larger enrollments and building needs. The plan faces budget constraints as enrollments grow in Wisconsin counties and surrounding areas.
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Thomas Morrie
Whitet
Wincott
Burglar Attacks Edgerton Resident and Family
Willard Witeman was slugged and gagged during a burglary at his Edgerton home. The intruder fled with $86, while police investigated and traced the events to a chaotic scene that included relatives and a funeral later noted in local news.
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Willard Witeman
Edgerton
Wien
Witenmann
Heather
Norway
Willard
Avid Che
Cape
Wileman
Doliep
Hadhla
Tieondelodh
Amalam Wat
Marshal Campbell
Paris
Llazie
Conroy
Sheplere
Fernanda Kiser
Mia
Feneral
Sunoniay
Tin
Naytin
Mhiradieyt
Parr
Toprol
Mina Mary Trove
Frank Brown
Wei Cy
Diatelet
Mira
Rania
Dalton
Ted Fitonl
Joen
Welvanie
Alvel
Mra Fltlle Clarke
Ile City
Reapondad
Ty Mra
Tebinwan
I, Athidon
Hlatriet
Motetia Spene Oor
Spaneen
Dmart Pere Fort
Mie Corpe Alin
Met
Olflaerk
Grace Crown
Bert Audaxon
Sonlar View
Alea
Luey Dikon
Jinan
Mire Rolie
Mion Dunetion
Secretars
Mendida Cuethi
Park Atkinaans
Milwaukee
Mill Workers Plan Permanent Organization Meeting
Oversers, engineers and mechanical workers met to discuss forming a permanent association. The proposed group aims to unite mill workers across the southern region and operate independently from the existing factories.
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Oversers
Moater Mechanico
Tara Tee
Makelta
Ghariathe
Ny Geet
Nowdon
Politician Meetings Draw Crowds in Newark Harmony
A garbled report describes candidates and supporters at gatherings in Newark Harmony and Tele town Center. Speakers included John J. Flaher Willian Dougherty and others addressing party plans, campaigning tactics, and voter mobilization amid confusion and noisy town meetings.
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Harmony
Johnny Water
Jay Clarke
Mbton
Grant Vikher
Ciuteaville
Town Hill
Mr Maher
Onmimier
John J. Flaher
Willian Dougherty
Hanover
Governor Deneen to Receive Delegates at Banquet
Delegation from the Illinois convention will be welcomed by Governor Deneen with a banquet this evening. Speakers include residents and officials, with plans announced for the gathering in Chicago.
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Deneen
C. A
M.C. A
Houston
Crlten W. Hall
Serantam
May
Aneather
Olin 7
Tonite
Wiliowenapen
Iin
Denpen
Kenierie
Nicholls
Sped
Final Session at Lake Mohonk Conference Addresses Puerto Rican Welfare
Fragmented text notes the final session of an annual conference held at Lake Mohonk New York focusing on welfare of Puerto Rican people and dependence issues. Mentions ex Governor Aroryn Curtar and other attendees with unclear roles.
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Lake Mohonk
Sappelal
Lake Molont
N.Y
Porto Rica
Aroryn
Tinwail
George Cay
Improvement Association Holds Yearly Session in Louisville
An Ohio River Valley improvement association held its yearly session in Louisville this week. Delegates from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Indiana attended to discuss regional projects and cooperative efforts.
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Ohio River
Annual Address Opens Nation Convention Session
The annual convention opens with Mrs. Il M. Ny Stevens presiding as delegates from across the nation gather for the session. Speakers include Mrs. Margaret Dye Imir and Mrs. Zilah Yoaler Stevens, outlining goals for the year and the world-facing program of unity and reform.
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Mrs. IL
M. Ny Stevens
Parretan
Colon
Cpt
Ayer
Avery Alice
Torel
Ansant Galion
Tabaye
Mirn
Mirn. Balle
Stoveling
Tani
Brevera
Margaret Dye
Vanderbilt Cup Race Opens Tomorrow With Big Field
The Vanderbilt Cup begins tomorrow morning with a field of top American drivers and international entries. Cars on a 286 mile course will race from Mineola toward Garden City, with practice at dawn and a grandstand along the new parkway. The event promises speeds near ninety miles per hour on straight sections, with turns reducing pace. police and crowds are mobilized for the anticipated turnout.
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Oel
Une
Amearica
Bure
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Willian
Vanderbilt
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Jrirk
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Rica
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Morena
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Xen
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Hitupt
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Balen
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Mikalan
Te Cironft
Eee Nent Parkway
Forner Reed
Caursa
Langtian Natironid
Stella
Sekuville
Amodate
Market Prices Across Chicago and Elgin Markets
A scan of today’s market prices shows activity in Chicago and Elgin with varied quotes across commodities including corn, oats, butter, and creamery products. Local notes mention no diphtheria scare and a statement from Dr. Donovan dispelling current fears amid a valley of fluctuating quotations.
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Miailaan
Dr. Donavan
Alphitterie
Maillot
Ravenel
Man killed as head severed riding on bumpers
A 46 year old stringer for the Milwaukee road was killed when his head was detached while stealing a ride on a freight train near Madia in Wisconsin. The incident occurred on a thin morning as the train plunged, with the body found beside the track and medical assistance arriving too late.
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Madia
Tairctal
Marlen
Wis
Qcb
Charles Feransay
Chicago
Milwankee
St. Kalroa
Young Black Youth Hung for Murder in Springfield Jail
An eighteen year old Black youth, Dias on Scars, executed for the murder of C. A. Vallard in Springfield jail early this morning. Authorities report a premeditated crime and note the suspect’s race and age in the incident.
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Springfield
Iinole
Jall
Titana
Foo James
C. A. Vallard
Resolutions Sent Over Fees to Peerless One
Typographical unions demand that union labels appear on caps of The Commoner publisher William Jennings Bryan. They push publication labeling and plan to forward resolutions to Bryan via Lincoln offices, urging adherence to union customs and prompt return of notices.
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William Jennings Dryran
Lincoln
Jones
Papers Filed In Injunction Suit Involving Electric Power
An injunction suit filed in the district court seeks to restrain actions by the Electric Light Company. The court will hear an order to show cause on October 24. The case centers on alleged interference with river piles and a boundary feed affecting power operations and train service delays were reported due to platform conditions.
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Ingunetton
Jahosvilla
Bind Hert Milling Company
Elrott Court Yeaterdiy
Hale New Offien
Pho
Uhele Amwor Koy
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