William Jennings Bryan Dies in Tennessee Home
William Jennings Bryan, famed American statesman and Scopes trial figure, died in Dayton Tennessee after a day of public praise. Doctors cited heart failure with slight heart dilation and normal blood pressure. Burial planned for Arlington National Cemetery after arrangements to move the body from Dayton.
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Gary woman found guilty in poisoning case gets life
David Cunningham, paralyzed from arsenic alleged to be given by his mother Anna Cunningham, insists she is innocent as she receives a life sentence after a Crown Point jury conviction in the poisoning of Walter Cunningham. The Gary, Indiana case centers on the arsenic poisoning claims and medical treatment for the son.
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Fate of booze will be decided Tuesday
Indianapolis July 27 Judge Baltzell is expected to rule tomorrow on whether federal dry agents can pour into the sewer $200,000 worth of whisky once owned by George Remus bootleg king of Cincinnati.
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Bryan Worth Half Million Revealed in Death Wealth
Tampa Florida July 27 A letter from William Jennings Bryan shows his wealth at death totaled about five hundred thousand dollars. The amount reflects Bryan's estate and financial holdings noted in family correspondence.
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Four attorneys joined Marion county prosecutor staff
Indianapolis July 27 four lawyers were added to the Marion county prosecutor staff by order of Attorney General Gilliam to assist in enforcing the new state bone dry prohibition law.
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President Ready to Intervene in Anthracite Strike Warning
John Hayes Hammond warns Coolidge’s policy to avoid a strike by anthracite miners and operators. He urges keeping coal reserves prudent and warns against rushed buying that could spike prices. Hammond, head of the government fact finding panel, has met with the president at the summer White House on coal field issues.
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Miners wage dispute seen as industry verdict likely settles
Hammons cites a wage and working conditions clash to be resolved by the industry. If a strike follows the August 31 contract expiry, Hammond predicts it will be brief, to avoid long disruption and preserve demand for anthracite vs substitutes.
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Four in one family killed in Seymour Indiana auto crash
Four members of Frank Baute's family were killed when his car collided with a special car on the Interstate Traction lines near Seymour Indiana. Baute, 24, and his 4 year old son Forest were seriously injured. Baute's wife Laura 30 daughter Ethel 6 son James 2 and sister in law Mrs Clara Reuter 25 died.
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Bandit slain in Wells and Madison jewelry heist
A robbery on the second floor of a Wells and Madison Street jewelry store ended with one bandit killed and three wounded or captured. A lone patrolman surprised and overpowered the assailants and was not hurt.
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Street Paving Strike Halts City Contract Work
About sixty paving workers on the Fitzpatrick road contract quit this morning after pay disputes and wage questions. The Robertson & Sons crew suspended main work with curbs and gutters handled by Floyd Wright. later reports said misunderstandings were adjusted.
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Bobbed hair quarrel lands woman in hospital
In Indianapolis on July 27 a dispute over bobbed hair ended with Mrs. Minnie Barnett 24 in the city hospital in critical condition after her husband William Barnett beat her and left home He was arrested for drunkenness and assault police said Mrs Barnett turned on the gas stove before rescuers took her to the hospital
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City Hospital Report: Mattie Raymond Home from Bloomfield
Mattie Raymond was transported from City Hospital to her Bloomfield residence yesterday. This update confirms her discharge and return home under local care.
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Remarkable Life Story of William Jennings Bryan
William Jennings Bryan dominated American politics as the era’s leading Democrat. From his 1896 convention triumph to his later abortive presidential bids, he shaped policy with free silver ideals, but electoral success eluded him. A lifelong fighter, he influenced Prohibition, woman suffrage, direct primaries, and direct election of senators while remaining a towering though divisive figure.
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Fight Begins for Russell Scott Court at Chicago
In Chicago Judge Joseph B. David hears the preliminary bid to halt Russell Scott’s execution on an insanity plea. The jury trial date for his mental condition is set. immediate trial sought, defense seeks time for alienist examination. The State’s Attorney panel questions newspaper men about Scott’s sanity.
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Odon Plans New Racing Track and Park Improvements
Odon expects a modern park with a top Southern Indiana race track a 4000 seat grand stand barns judges and band stand and other upgrades. An improvement group has formed and raised 2500 with officers Dr Ira E Bowman president John Ben Stotts vice president Dr Sidney Bowman secretary Daniel W Hayes treasurer. Leander Joker. Indianapolis July 27 Deahder Williams jokes may alienate a neighbor after a tilt and a hearse arrives. police find the scene peaceful.
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John Ben Stotts
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Indianapolis
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State bids open for 39 bridges across 13 counties
Indianapolis July 27 The state highway commission plans to open bids tomorrow for 39 bridges in 13 counties at a total cost of 400000. The bridge letting will push the year’s total construction beyond one million dollars.
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Service at City Park Draws Good Attendance
Union church services held at City park last evening attracted a well attended crowd with marked interest throughout. Rev. Ray Willson of the Christian church presided as Rev. Ernest Roberts of the United Brethren preached on "Lintons Assets" exploring childhood stages and urging thoughtful consideration.
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Lamb's House Near Edmonton Sold At Auction
The cottage once home to Charles Lamb, near Edmonton England, was sold at auction for about $4,000. The historic residence, closely tied to Lamb's life, changed hands amid interest from literary circles and local buyers.
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Where Credit te Wealth The Best Endorsement of Mankind
The Duluth Herald asserts that credit in business is a prime endorsement of mankind. It frames credit as essential to wealth creation and economic growth.
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