Fairbanks May Defeat Ticket Seen in Indiana Ahead
Special to the Reporter from Indianapolis traces a mounting push to shift Indiana toward the Democratic ticket behind Charles Warren Fairbanks. It notes fears of cabinet posts or ambassadorships altering his stance and cites county workers and Gov. Hanly’s Prohibition speeches as factors influencing votes for Bryan and the Prohibition ticket.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Chas
Woerren Fairbanks
Charley
Chicago
Port Indiana
Charles Warren
Fairbanks
Hrgan
Tait
Bryan
J. F. Hanly
Ringling Brothers World Greatest Shows Magnitude Highlight
A Logansport notice details Ringling Brothers Circus scale with 30 bags salt daily, 2,000 pounds meat, 50,000 gallons water, 659 horses, 1,250 payroll, and twelve acres of tents. It notes 375 European performers, lavish parade in Paris, two shows on August 4 with mobile double somersault, and advance seat sales at Logansport Drug Co. store.
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Canvas
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Europe
Agia
Paris
Logansport
America
Logansports Drug Company
Regals
Tramp Problem Grows in Belleville Kansas
A Belleville Kansas observer notes rising numbers of tramps in the central west, driven by land speculation and high taxes. He cites farm labor needs, ruined rail fare policies, and social injustice as root causes, urging land reform to reduce poverty and curb vagrancy.
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Belleville
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kansas
Mississippi
Taft Coat of Arms Discovered by Heraldry Expert
Alfred Rodway of Birmingham England, a heraldry authority, reports discovering Taft’s coat of arms. The official arms show Argent with a chevron between three crosses formee fitehee sable and crest of a phoenix in flames oro ber. Taft name said to mean a small clump of trees, and the family arrived in New England in 1679.
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Taft
Alfred Rodway
Birmingham
England
New England
Priest Says Emma Niemann Killed Vizal Family In Poison Plot
Chicago August 1 Father J P O Callaghan reveals his theory to save Herman Billik arguing Emma Vizal Niemann murdered the Vizal Nieman family and exhumed Henry Nieman’s body to prove arsenic poisoning The priest blames State’s Attorney Healy and exposes plans to expose the alleged killer across the country The Nieman family farm milk business and related deaths form the backdrop of the case
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Herman Billik
Emma Vizal Niemann
Vizal
Les
Biliik
Healy
Father O’callaghan
Billik
Henry Niemann
York Center
Wheaton
Billi
Emma Vizal Nieman
Chicago
Mary
Emma Vizal
Nieman
Martin Vizal
William Nieman
Henry
Tillie Vizal
Yaen
Rose
Erla
Emma
Henry Nieman
Vrzal
Jerry Vizal
Jerry
Bertha
Ineteenth
Vacation a Curse for Children of the Tenements
Brooklyn concerns over a rise in juvenile crime during summer vacation. Superintendent H Clay Preston and Judge Robert Wilkie urge vacation schools playgrounds and farms to keep slum children constructively occupied amid escalating offenses and crowded juvenile courts.
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H. Clay Preston
Children’s Aid Soci & Ety
Brooklyn
Brookliyn
New York
Children's Aid Society
Robert Wilkie
Children's Court
Board of Education
Children’s Court
Children’s Aid Society
Schermerhorn Street
The
Aid Society
Marion Club Hosts Golfers and Fall Match Plans
Local Country club members will host the Marion Golf club on Thursday August 13 for a fall match. Women’s tournament near finish with eight qualifiers at Marion and sixteen elsewhere. Marion club upgrades include billiard tables bowling alleys box ball alleys and croquet grounds.
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Marion Golf Club
Marion Club
Two Runaways Injure Men After Buggy Spooks Horses
George Julian of this city and vester Birch of Walton were thrown from an overturned buggy yesterday when their horses ran away after a collision with a streetcar. James O'Donnell and Charles Clendenning also were thrown from a rig when a large black-horse team frightened at a North Side car, causing the buggy to overturn near the barn.
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George Julian
Vester Birch
Walton
I. WU
James O’donnell
Charles Clendenning
Uniti Sred
Boy in Sleepwalk Episode Reports False Robbery Murder Claim
Nine year old Jon Gangwer wandered from home to a neighbor's house Thursday night saying robbers had killed his family. Neighbors found the Gangwer home quiet and the boy slept restlessly. he did not recall the episode the next morning and had no prior sleepwalking history.
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