Election slate lists state offices and candidates
The document presents a ballot slate naming candidates for major state offices including Governor James W. Watson, Lieutenant Governor Fremont E. Goodwine, Secretary of State Fred A. Sims, Auditor John C. Billheimer, Treasurer Oscar Hadley, Attorney General James Bingham, Reporter Supreme Court George W. Self, Superintendent of Public Instruction Lawrence M Turneran, State Statistician J. L. Peetz, Judge Supreme Court Quincy A. Myers, Judge Appellate Court David Myers, and Congressman Eleventh District Chas H. Good.
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Supreme Court
George W. Self
Supr
Public Instruction
Lawrence M'Turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Judge
Appellate Court
David Myers
Forecast of Independence Day fatalities mirrors past trends
A single fan based forecast suggests the next July Fourth will match earlier patterns in deaths and injuries. The projection relies on historical data to estimate casualties for the upcoming holiday celebrations.
Europe and Castro expect no US move against Venezuela before election
The statement notes that Europe does not anticipate any U S action against Venezuela until after the election and that Castro shares this view. It frames a regional and political stance on potential US interference with Venezuela prior to voting.
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Europe
United States
Venezuela
Castro
Directoire gowns invade Maine in a fashion faux pas
A Maine item notes directoire gowns appearing in the scene as a fashion clash with the state’s prohibition era laws. The piece playfully suggests fathers of the statute neglected to include key provisions.
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Directoire
Maine
Joseph Cannon as Defender of the Democratic Platform
In the political debate over party planks, the question arises who could serve as a strong advocate, likening to Joseph G. Cannon, to fly to the rescue of the Democratic Party if opponents push popular planks into its platform.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Democratic Party
Wartime Prophecy Sparks Debate Over German Critics
The article notes it is pleasing that no prominent German military analyst predicted a total defeat for the United States by the aggressive Castro forces, reflecting wartime caution about rival forecasts.
Nebraska Candidate Platform Draws Parker’s Skepticism
Judge Parker questions Bryan’s electability given the kind of platform the Nebraska candidate might write for himself. The remark suggests concern about the appeal and effectiveness of the candidate’s message in the political landscape.
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Judge Parker
Bryan
Nebraska
Missouri teachers condemn opera and church music in convention
In a gathered Missouri convention the teachers condemn grand opera and church music. They leave the traveler Arkansas for those seeking real harmony, signaling a shift in taste among local music educators.
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Missouri
Arkansaw
Phares Answer Criticizes Platform Overlooked Constitution
The Phares objects to the Republican platform for omitting the constitution and notes a similar absence regarding cabbage seeds as an important omitted item.
Question Stirs Over Anti Bryant Appointments at County Convention
A letter cites G W Burkhart asking why anti Bryant figures were placed in high positions at the Democratic county convention. The note frames the dispute as a partisan inquiry into selection choices and leadership alignment within the party.
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G. W. Burkhart
Judge Jesse Holdom on Judicial Conscience and Ethics
An Illinois Bar Association address by Judge Jesse Holdom of the Appellate court argues conscience determines judicial conduct. He condemns judges seeking political preferment or campaigning while in office, calling it reprehensible and violating the compact with the people.
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Jesse Holdom
Holdoin
Logansport Daily Tribune May 1908 circulation affidavit
Edgar F. Metzger publisher declares the newspaper’s May 1908 circulation as detailed in the accompanying table. Notary Essie Hillhouse attested the affidavit, with commission expiring August 31, 1908.
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State of
Indiana
Cass
Edgar F. Metzger
Logansport Daily Tribune
Tribune
Essie Hillhouse
Judicial virtue and perils of politicized judges
The Chicago News notes a bench member’s claim to impartial service free of political entanglements. It cites Judge Holdom condemning habeas corpus abuse by Illinois courts and argues politicized judges risk biased rulings and eroded justice.
Walther League Holds Annual Banquet at German School
Members of the Walther League gathered for their annual banquet in the German Lutheran school building on South Sixth Street with about eighty five in attendance. The event featured toasts and musical numbers, including contributions by William Graas Carl Rehm Willard Sturkin and others under toastmaster Rev H E Steuhm.
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Walther League
German Lutheran School
South Sixth Street
H. E. Steuhm
William Graas
Schnitzelbank
Carl Rehm
Willard Sturkin
Moesta
Willliam Krueger
William Rehm
Charles Rauch
Albert Quade
Quartette
Otto Zech
Harry Prosch
John Bethke
August Adamski
Prof
Luecke
Rudolph Kloepfer
Fred Crompp
Ferdinand Burgmann
Picnic preparations under way for Logansport division
Preparations for the Logansport division employes picnic set for August 25 at Lake Maxinecuckee. Executive committee names outline duties with J J Sheerin as chairman and W G Huckleberry as secretary.
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Logansport Division
Lake
J. J. Sheerin
W. G. Huckleberry
H. S. Tousley
S. S. Truman
F. A. McCarter
C. C. Arrick
R. C. Miller
Sherrin
Maxincukee
Engines Must Run Slow at Westbound Yards
A Panhandle bulletin warns trains must enter west bound receiving yards slowly. Repeated warnings cited and a watch to identify violators. guilty engines may be dismissed from service.
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Panhandle
Gampers Enjoy Life at Cedar Rapids Camp
J A Smith a Vandalia yard conductor visited his brother Frank camping on the Wabash near Cedar Rapids. The group fished and feasted then helped a farmer with cherries. They shared the harvest with Smith bringing home a half bushel.
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J. A. Smith
Frank
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Richmond division employees picnic at Eaton
About 1500 people attended the Richmond division employees picnic at Eaton Ohio on Thursday. The day featured picnic style activities including various contests and card tables for relaxation in the shade.
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W. G. Huckleberry
Richmond Division
Eaton
Ohio
Piano Left on Train Reaches Logansport Yard
Richmond division workers arrived back from Eaton Ohio for an annual picnic to find a piano left in the baggage car still aboard. Logansport yardmen, surprised to be ahead of the baggage, plan to place the piano for public use unless Richmond claims it.
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Richmond Division
Panhandle
Eaton
Ohio
Logansport Division
Richmond
Local Party Announces Trustee and Clerk Nominees
Edward W. Anderson declares candidacy for Fel Township trustee subject to Republican nominating convention. Calvin P. Heck announces run for county clerk nomination also contingent on the Republican convention.
Frank J. Berndt Announces Clerk Candidacy
Frank J. Berndt announces his candidacy for clerk of the circuit court subject to the Cass county Republican nominating convention. He seeks party support to run in the upcoming election.
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Cass County
Frank J. Berndt
Cogley Files Candidacy for County Treasurer Nomination
G W Cogley announces his candidacy for county treasurer pending choice at the Republican nominating convention.
Extra Switch Engine Aids Panhandle Yard Work
Business improves in the Pan handle yards with an extra switch engine added yesterday under Walter Hackett's supervision to speed yard tasks and ease congestion.
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Panhandle
Walter Hackett
Mellinger Files Sheriff Candidacy at Sub County Convention
J. S. Mellinger announces candidacy for sheriff at a sub county convention. The local bid aims to lead the county law enforcement roster and management.
Vandalia rail activity and crew changes in the region
The Vandalia line shows steady activity with through travel through Zanesville en route to Indianapolis and frequent runs between this city and Fort Wayne. Crews shift on vacation, illness, and recalls. engineers and firemen report back after sickness or weddings. station changes and personnel moves are noted along with a foreman’s trip and a planned Panhandle excursion.
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Zanesville
South Bend
Vandalia
Ft. Wayne
Trustee candidacy announced for Eel township
I N Watkins publicly announces seeking the office of trustee for Eel township subject to the Republican nominating convention decision.
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Tribune
Eel Township
I. N. Watkins
Harry M Bell Seeks Cass County Surveyor Nomination
County candidate Harry M Bell announces his run for Cass County Surveyor subject to the Republican nominating convention.
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Tribune
Cass County
Harry M. Bell
Metheny declares candidacy for Miami township trustee
J M Metheny announces his bid for trustee of Miami township pending the Republican nominating convention at Millers Schoolhouse Friday July 23 at 8 p m. He asks the voters for support in the upcoming party vote.
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Miami Township
Millers School House
S P. m. J. M. Metheny
Ten Hour Day Order for Air Brake Men at Panhandle Shops
Air brake men at Panhandle shops were notified they will work ten hours daily in the air department on the locomotive side, a change affecting five workers until further notice.
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Panhandle
Air Department
Marion Pythians Lead Successful Lodge Campaign
The Knights of Pythias lodge in Marion reports 152 new members in six months. At Grant Lodge No 103 this week the event was celebrated and remaining work conferred. Plans are being considered for a magnificent Pythian Temple in the near future.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Marion
Order
Grant Lodge
Trainmen to undergo semi annual watch inspections
Panhandle trainmen are ordered to have their watches inspected between July 2 and 25. C. L. Church will conduct the work locally and will be available from 10 to 1 on Sundays to accommodate those unable to visit at other times.
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Panhandle
C. L. Church
Changes in Schedule Across Pennsylvania Lines Sunday
Changes of time will take place on the Richmond division of the Pan handle the G R I and the P F all Pennsylvania lines at nine o clock Sunday morning Local railroad officers have been notified of the changes.
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Richmond
Panhandle
P. F
Pennsylvania
Highlanders from Eastside Handily Beat Pan Team
The Highlanders, an Eastside boys squad, defeated the Pan in a decisive game. Key players led scoring while the rival struggled to gain momentum. The result showcased the Highlanders’ offense and defense on the home court.
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Round House Force
The
Highlanders
Eastside
Gifford Declares Candidacy for Cass County Clerk
County Clerk candidate S G Gifford announces intent to seek the Cass County clerk position, subject to the Republican nominating convention decision.
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Tribune—Ii
Cass County
J S. G. Gifford
Schmidt Seeks Republican Nomination for Surveyor
John G. Schmidt announces his candidacy for the nomination for surveyor, subject to the will of the Republican convention on August 1.
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John G. Schmidt
Candidate for Sheriff Ulysses S. Hoffman Declares Run
ULYSSES S. HOFFMAN announces candidacy for sheriff subject to the decis. Hoffman's bid aims to win the primary and secure the countywide race with support from local voters and party officials.
Dallas man attends funeral of John Dunn
Will Dunn of Dallas Texas is in the city to attend the funeral of his father John Dunn which will be held Monday.
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Will Dunn
Dallas
Tex
John Dunn
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J. C. Bridge
Pearl St
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Arthur E. Dunn
Arthur N. Baker
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