Candidacy Moves in Chicago for Republican Nomination
Senators and managers rush to Chicago to guide Fairbanks and Taft camps as the Republican convention nears. Hemenway plans steady presence at Fairbanks HQ. Burke and Bourne guard possible Roosevelt switch letters while booms build for Sherman and Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hemenway
Chicago
Fairbanks
Hemenwavy
Auditorita Angels
George B. Lockwood
Ice Presfent
Chica
Marion
Ind
Joseph B. Kealing
Kas
Petident
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
McKinley
Hlinois
Ginsiger
Joe
Cannon
James Sherman
New York
Senator Long
Kansas
Hourne
Oregon
Roosevelt
Bourne
T. W. Phillips
New Castle
Twenty
Pennsylvania
Phillips
Congress
House Committee On Education and Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Dress Questions Drive Wage Earners from Church Say Pastors
A New York pulpit at the Church of the Ascension features Rev. Alex Irvine presenting socialistic views on bridging capital and labor. He notes dress and class barriers keep wage earners from church life while churches widen access, yet full democratization remains distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church of the Ascension
West Twelfth Street
Alex Irvine
Connecticut
Percy Grant
Wage Earner and Churches Drift Into Social Clubs
The piece argues labor and religion drift as churches become social clubs. It claims religious groups exclude the blunt good of laborer life for social reasons, with church attire acting like a clothes parade and laborers left bare six days a week while church dress resembles a yoke.
Roosevelt Backed For Second Term By Democratic Leader
A Democratic leader declares Roosevelt should be nominated at Chicago and elected to a second term. In Minnesota a mysterious deer and caribou migration from Manitoba heads south toward Red Lake and Red River, prompting concerns for Canadian harvests and potential Minnesota crop benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Manitoba
Northern Mine
Canada
St. Paul
Warroad
Rousseau River
Red Lake
Red River Lake
Forest Country
Minnesota
Echo of Revolution at Codorus Furnace in York County
Hidden relics of colonial days include Codorus furnace near Hellam township once central to York County iron trade. Erected 1765 by William Bennett, it cast cannon balls for the Patriot army and later forged for the Continental forces before fading after 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Old County
Susquehanna
Codorus
Hellam Township
William Bennett
Thatime
Cedorus
York County
James Smith
Thomas Niel
Niel
New Republic
John T. Ubil
Youngest Man Elected Bishop Elevates DePauw Leader
Celebration in Greencastle Ind over Edwin Holt Hughes chosen bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Baltimore. The DePauw president, born 1866, aged 41, is praised for raising enrollment from 500 to about 1000, doubling endowment with Towne, and expanding facilities and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Greencastle
Ind
Edwin Holt Hughes
DePauw
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Baltimore
Hughes
Robert L. O’hair
The
Central National Bank
Methodist
Moundsville
W. Va
Thomas B. Hughes
West Virginia
Iowa
West Virginia University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Wesleyan
Middle West
Boston School of Theology
DePauw University
Towne
Carnegie
Sevural College
Indiana
Flying squadron of firemen speeds to autos fires
Springfield uses two eight man autos as a flying squadron to reach car fires with only hand extinguishers and axes. They skip hoses to keep tires light and claim sixteen men on two cars equal forty in standard crews. The scheme reduces response time and handles many small fires before the alarm stops ringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Eighth Grade Presents Dish to Washington School Principal
The Washington school eighth grade yesterday presented Miss Shideler the principal with a hand painted china dish as a token of regard. The class will be entertained this evening at Josiah Jamison's home south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Shideler
Josiah Jamison
Fashionable coat and hat described for dress use
A handsome coat designed to pair with dainty frocks. A matching hat crafted from gray horsehair with black velvet, gold stick pins, and shaded gray wings is suggested as an accessory.
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Fairbanks and
ANNON
Uncle Joe”S Earnest
Vic
Renire
National Biscuit Co
Dixon's
Chas. E. Blaire
Market St
Pons
Rev
Alex. Irvine
Alexander Irvine
DEER
Sota
Chestnut Hill
Lancaster County
Philadelphia
Hugh M. North
Columbia
Depauw College
DR Hughes
Springfield, Mass
Ing Squadron
Springfield Fire Department
van Camp
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis
C.O.D
Blue Ridge
Kentucky
Jackson Hill
Cadillac
W. L. Morris
Logansport
Wabash Railroad
Fifteenth Street
United Coal Yards CO
W .L. Morris
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