Democrats Name Candi Dates For Township Ticket
Democrats selected candidate dates for the township ticket last night, aiming to field a slate in local elections. The move outlines party plans and signals organizing efforts ahead of voting.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
3
Democrats selected candidate dates for the township ticket last night, aiming to field a slate in local elections. The move outlines party plans and signals organizing efforts ahead of voting.
Noble township Democrats held a lively convention last evening naming Cotner for trustee by acclamation and Arthur Buchanan for assessor. There was strong turnout with about seventy members. Buchanan spoke along with Warren Butler and Edward Hankee, the latter seeking clerk, while Barrett narrowly lost the assessor race to Buchanan.
Patrolman Thomason attempted a humane rescue near the Wabash bridge on Third Street. He slipped and fell while pulling the small dog to safety, narrowly avoiding a worse tumble.
A public notice states the subject will relocate to New York City and devote full time to advancing the interests of the trade agreement. The move signals a strategic shift in prioritizing negotiations and industry cooperation.
Secretary Ralph Easley of the National Civic Federation says John Mitchell former UMWA president will begin tomorrow to devote his entire time to trade interests.
County Chairman Herbert A. Brown announces sargeant-at-arms and assistants for the Republican county convention to be held today. Names include Frank Justice and a list of township, ward, and town recipients with reporting instructions at the Elks hall. Also notes Mitchell’s new role in the federation trade agreement department and his move to New York offices.
The Schnitz funeral for Vincent Schnitz will be Monday at 9 from St. Josephs church with Rev. Father A J Kroeger officiating. Interment at Mount St Vincent. A week old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Gaby of Noble township died yesterday. Funeral at Shiloh church today.
A large colored camp meeting will be held in Brown's Grove Burrows from August to August 16. Preaching occurs three times daily at 11 00 3 00 and 9 00. Attendees are invited to bring well filled baskets. Admission is ten cents.
A notice indicates a coupon will be printed and, when properly completed and mailed or delivered to the Tribune office, becomes eligible for redemption or receipt of a forthcoming offer.
Police report a bay mare horse and Eckhart buggy stolen from a hitch rack in Rochester. The animal is described as poor in flesh with a scar on the right hind foot and white on the other hind foot, weight 900 to 1,000 pounds. The buggy is black with red trimming and steel tires.
The Ark theater fills each show with the Damon and Pythias moving picture. Knights of Pythias members especially praise the two thousand foot, near hour long film showing a tale of true friendship from ancient Syracuse. This last day of screening ends tonight with strong patronage under new management.
John Temple Graves, vice presidential candidate for the Independence party, defends the party against Thomas E. Watson's accusation that it is controlled by William R. Hearst. Graves praises the party's independence and its convention as free from a boss influence.
Mrs. Louisa Aldrich of this city travels with companions to Greenville Ohio for the Motes Jones family reunion scheduled August 13 at the fair grounds. All relatives of the Mote Jones families are invited to attend.
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