Campaign Will Be a Great Battle in Presidential Race
Chicago June 16 A real presidential campaign begins Taft nomination noted and party leaders predict a hard fought fight through November with battles in New York New Jersey Indiana Missouri Kentucky and other states as labor and independence movements influence the outcome Democrats hope to gain seats while Republicans rally farmers to defend the ticket.
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Hughes
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Charles F. Murphy
Brooklyn
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Taft
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Missouri
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Bradley
Committee On Credentials
National Committee
Fairbanks
Louisville
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Hanna
Independence Party
Epworth League Heads to Green Town Meeting
Nearly fifty members of the local Epworth League depart for Green Town for the Logansport district Northern Indiana conference annual gathering. Rev. John C. White is on tomorrow’s program. Will Rosier speaks on Our Home League. Rev. E C Dunn leads devotions. a fourteen voice chorus joins. Delegates from Wheatland Avenue and Market Street churches include Rev. Dunn, Clara Shuman, Edna Gravel, Lottie Shuman, John Memmering, Mrs. Richards, Grace Rinearson, Maude Milburn, Grace Haun, Wilta Broadbrick.
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Epworth League
Greentown
Logansport
Indiana
John C. White
Will Rosier
E. C. Dunn
Wheatland Avenue
Clara Shuman
Edna Gravel Lottie Shuman
John Memmering
Market Street
Robert Richards
Grace Rinearson
Maude Milburn
Grace Haun
Wilta Broadrick
Woodmen at Lake Spend Day Trip from Lafay ette
Two hundred Woodmen from Lafayette rode a special train Sunday to Lake Maxinkuckee for a day trip. Local members joined the delegation here. The Vandalia also operated a baseball special from South Bend to Fort Wayne.
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Lafayette
Lake Maxinkuckee
Order
Vandalia
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Y M C A Boys Trip to Chicago Promptly Underway
Secretary James Pendleton and a group of local and Peru boys left at 4 50 this morning for a two day trip to Chicago. They will tour points of interest, visit the West Side Y M C A tonight, and return tomorrow night at midnight. The trip costs $9 per person.
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James Pendleton
Peru
Chicago
West Side
Farrar Advises Young Singers to Delay Marriage and Europe
New York June 16 Geraldine Farrar, opera star, urged young vocalists to pursue hard work over romance and travel. She warned that purity and discipline are essential, Europe is optional for most, and a singer should avoid self sacrifice that harms health, home life, or future family.
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New York
Geraldine Farrar
Jtwo OP Oko
Europe
Big Snake Scare In Front Of Crowded Show Tent
A large python about thirty feet long and weighing 240 pounds caused panic as keeper Lambrigger tried to straighten it on the Kreuzberger lot. The crowd fled briefly but no one fainted. The beast will remain in the show through the week.
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Kreuzberger
Lambrigger
Lemeth
van Camp
Van Camp's Beans Spark Demand and Loyal Customer Base
The ad extols Van Camp's beans as scarce and highly valued. It defends pricing, touts Michigan beans, and highlights steam baked beans, digestibility, and a superior tomato sauce made from ripe tomatoes. It claims millions now use Van Camp's daily and urges no return to old methods.
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van Camp
Michigan
van Camp’s
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