Lincoln Welcomes Bryan Followers With Warm Reception
A special train carrying Indiana Democratic club members arrived in Lincoln to greet William Jennings Bryan. The party toured Fairview, met Bryan and Marshall, and learned of a new platform plank on courts and banking while Lincolnites shift from hostility to admiration for Bryan.
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Murder of Fargo teacher baffles Chicago detectives
Chicago police probe the strangling death of Frances Thompson a Fargo North Dakota teacher found bound and suffocated in a Chicago rooming house at 1242 Michigan Avenue. Suspects include a tall studious man posing as her husband and former convict Harry Morton and Alice Hamilton who managed the building.
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Frances Thompson
Fargo
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Paris
Michigan Avenue
Harry Morton
Alice Hamilton
Morton
Heat and politics in Denver cap a July convention scene
At the Democratic National Convention in Denver Norman E. Mack and Roger Sullivan endure extreme heat as the auditorium nears completion. A Denver committee member notes steam heating and cold streets while spectators discuss the climate and past work in Buffalo.
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Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
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Mack
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Hotel for Rent in Logansport Indiana
The Sutton hotel at 525-527 Broadway Logansport Indiana is for rent. It features a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information contact The Logansport Daily Reporter 525 Broadway Logansport Indiana.
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Logansport
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Short Skirt League Forms in London Health Move
London reports a short-skirt league formed by English women seeking hygienic fashion. Inspired by America’s Five Inch league known as the Rainy Daisies, members aim to wear skirts at least five inches above the ground to reduce street dust and disease spread, with a medical expert praising the health rationale.
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London
America
League
New League
Crescent Debating Club Holds Lake Cicott Meeting
The Crescent Debating club met Saturday at Lake Cicott for a monthly session with an excellent program followed by a fireworks display.
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Crescent Debating Club
Lake Cicott
Miss Lena Zanger Ill at Sister's Fulton Home
Miss Lena Zanger of Fulton County is seriously ill at the home of her sister Mrs. Foster Petit at 727 Eighteenth Street.
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Lena Zanger
Fulton County
Foster Petit
Eighteenth Street
Miss Hazel Lee Returns Home From Monticello
Miss Hazel Lee came home yesterday from Monticello with Miss Neemah Heiney who will visit for a few days.
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Hazel Lee
Monticello
Neemah Heiney
Shideler Sidelined After Shoulder Dislocation in Ball Game
Harry Shideler of the Schlitz team dislocated his shoulder Sunday afternoon during a game with the White-MacGrath team. Schlitz won the contest 14 to 11.
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Harry Shideler
Schlitz
White-MacGrath
Indianapolis visitors brief stay with relatives
Mrs. Delia Conway and Mrs. Agnes Calloway of Indianapolis spent Saturday and Sunday in this city visiting relatives.
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Delia Conway
Agnes Calloway
Indianapolis
William Fisher Visits Mother in Cedar Rapids
William Fisher of Cedar Rapids Iowa is visiting his mother at her home on Market Street.
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Cedar Rapids, In
Market Street
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