State official slate and vote totals listed
The document lists names for 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 Turnan State Statistician J L Peetz Judge Supreme Court Quincy A Myers Judge Appellate Court David Myers and Congressman Eleventh District Charles H. Good with a sequence of vote totals ending 29 30 31.
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Supreme Court
George W. Self
Lawrence M’turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Eleventh District
Chas. H. Good
Bryan shifts stance in third campaign, calls for moderation
The piece critiques repeated staff lapses and distrust in business deals while noting a shifting political mood. It cites Denver reports that William Jennings Bryan will avoid anti injunctions and rail ownership planks, presenting a conservative approach as he seeks broader support on his final campaign run.
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Bryan
Denver
Vale
TRY AGAIN BRYAN NOMINATION DESPITE PAST REJECTIONS
The piece argues Denver will host a Bryan presidential bid after two Democratic vetoes. It says Bryan, a Nebraska figure, has stalked the nomination for eight years, facing party divisions and criticism as he pursues the office. The tone is critical of endless pursuit.
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Denver
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Party
Sohese
West
U S Troops to Go Ten Mexico
A fragment quotes Mr Harrison claiming the United States will withdraw ten troops from Mexico. He warns the president faces a serious crisis and alleges soldiers within the administration may be aiding revolutionists. He says the army is honeycombed with insurgents.
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Mr. Harrison
Troops Deploy to Surround Suspects in Coahuila Attacks
Information from Juarez reports 2,500 federal troops have taken the field to surround those blamed for the attacks on Viesca and Hacienda Metamoros as tensions rise along the Texas Mexican border.
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el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Rio Grand
Torreon
Coahuila
Viesca
Hacienda Metamoras
Fighters' Honors Even In Six Rounds
Abe Attell of San Francisco and Matty Baldwin fought six fast rounds before the Grand Union A. C. in New York. Attell led early with stiff jabs and defense, Baldwin rallied in round two with rushing tactics, and in rounds three and four Baldwin’s left and rights to head and body found their mark. Both men finished on their feet with Baldwin tiring as the gun signaled the end of the round.
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New York
Abe Attell
San Francisco
Matty Baldwin
Grand Union A. C
Baldwin
Revision of Tariff Urged by Fairbanks Plan
The Fairbanks plan to revise tariffs immediately after the November election gains support. Senator Hemenway says early revision benefits include speedier nationwide leadership, protective tariff alignment, reduced period of disturbance, and quicker return of employment as industries adjust to new foreign competition.
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Fairbanks
Friends of Protection
Hemenway
United States
Bryan Denies High Earnings While Pressing Public Reform
The piece portrays William Jennings Bryan denying a $75,000 yearly income as a lecturer and editor, arguing he remains unchanged in public views. It criticizes him as seeking limelight, branding him a political quack who peddles a universal remedy, masterful at self-advertisement.
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Bryan
Lyceum
Mr. Bryan
Senate debates naval bill authorizes annual battleships
After a three day Senate debate the naval appropriation bill was approved with a sum of 123,115,659 dollars. The measure authorizes two battleships each year until the navy is deemed sufficient and funds construction of two battleships two colliers and purchase of three more colliers plus submarines and other craft. It also raises pay for officers enlisted men and Marine Corps personnel.
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Senate
Allison
Marine Corps
Fairbanks Tariff Plan Gains Popular Support
The suggestion of Vice President Fairbanks on tariff revision is drawing strong public response and is expected to be included in the Republican platform at Chicago.
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Fairbanks
Chicago
Opposition to Corporate Political Contributions
A terse statement denounces funding to political parties by corporations of the state or nation. The text argues such contributions should be opposed as campaign financing, reflecting concern over corporate influence in elections.
Converse gains electric power and illumination from Kokomo line
After four months of construction, Converse east of Logansport on the Bradford division is now supplied with electricity from the Kokomo, Marion and Western traction company. Power is transferred at a Converse substation and the old local station is abandoned. A group of Marion men hold the lighting and electric power franchise and plan expansion due to the heat.
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Converse
Logansport
Bradford
Celebrate the Fourth to Close Shops and Cut Traffic
Vandalia and Panhandle shops plan Fourth of July celebrations with limited service. Only essential freights and regular passenger trains run, local freights annulled, and freight house workers receive a day off while most staff visit celebrations.
Panhandle rails to rise to one hundred pounds this summer
The Panhandle plans to lay about 100 pound rails this summer, likely in the north end where traffic is heaviest. Existing 85 pound rails remain in use, and anti creepers on the north end have reduced heat related rail creep, with good results.
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Panhandle
Taft Tackles War Biz and Party Politics in Washington
President hopeful Taft spent the day handling war department issues and met with Ohio Republican leaders Walter Brown Henry Williams and N. A. Guilbert about Arthur I. Vorys as national chairman. He invited Vorys to Washington for a meeting next Wednesday while deferring private political talks until after he leaves office.
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War Department
Republican Party
Ohio
Walter Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Henry Williams
Republican State Executive Committee
Hitchcock
Many on excursion to Chicago and Indianapolis
The Panhandle excursion to Chicago Sunday had 185 passengers from here and the Indianapolis trip carried about 100. The Indianapolis excursion will become a regular Sunday feature. The fare is one dollar for the round trip with tickets valid on regular trains.
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Panhandle
Chicago
Indianapolis
Railroad man A Pauper Charles J L Meyer
Charles J L Meyer once a millionaire lumber man and ex general manager of the Chicago and Northwestern is now a pauper. He was refused admission to Milwaukee's poor house as he was deemed a resident of Chicago. He formerly traveled through this city in his private car over the Panhandle and has two well-to-do sons-in-law.
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Charles J. L. Meyer
Chicago
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Meyer
Panhandle
Edward W. Andleson Seeks Fer Township Trustee Nomination
Announcement from Edward W. Andleson declaring candidacy for Fer township trustee, subject to Republican nominating convention decision.
Heck Seeks Republican Nomination for County Clerk
Calvin P. Heck announces his candidacy for the county clerk position, subject to the decision of the Republican convention. He urges party members to support his bid in the upcoming process.
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Calvin P. Heck
Frank J. Berndt Seeks Cass County Clerk Nomination
Frank J. Berndt announces his candidacy for the Cass County Clerk of the Circuit Court subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. He is seeking the party’s backing 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 action at the Republican nominating convention.
MELLINGER Announces Sheriff Candidacy at Sub County Convention
J S Mellinger declares his run for sheriff at a sub county convention. He emphasizes qualifications and public service as he seeks party support for the upcoming election.
Watkins Seeks Trustee Nomination in Eel Township
I N Watkins announces candidacy for trustee of Eel township, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.
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Tribune
Eel Township
I. N. Watkins
Candidate for Cass County Surveyor Seeks GOP Nomination
Editor Tribune states Harry M. Bell announces his candidacy for Cass County Surveyor pending Republican nominating convention decision.
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Tribune
Cass County
Harry M. Bell
Candidate for trustee by township Republicans at Millers school house
J M Metheny announces candidacy for trustee of Miami township subject to the Republican nominating convention to be held at Millers school house Friday July 3rd at 8 p m.
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Miami Township
Millers School House
Gifford Announces Candidacy for Cass County Clerk
S. G. Gifford declares his run for Cass County Clerk subject to the Republican nominating convention. The statement frames his candidacy as contingent on party approval and positions him for the clerkship.
Candidate for Nomination: Surveyor at Republican Convention
John G. Schmidt announces his candidacy for the surveyor nomination subject to the Republican convention on August 1. He states his intent to seek party support and reflects on his qualifications for the office.
Candidate for Sheriff Declares Candidacy
Ulysses S. Hoffman announces his candidacy for sheriff pending decisive action.
Township conventions Miami and Jackson Republicans to nominate candidates
Miami township Republicans will hold a convention Friday July 3 at o'clock p.m. at the Miller school house to nominate trustees assessors justices of the peace and constables. A L Williams John E Kidd committee Jackson township Republicans will likewise hold their township convention to nominate officers.
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Miami Township
Miller School
A. L. Williams
Jackson
Jackson Township
Stokes Jackson to Attend Democratic National Convention
Greenfield Indiana June 29 Stokes Jackson chairman of the democratic committee will leave tomorrow for Denver to attend the Democratic National convention. At Indianapolis he will be joined by John W Kern who is being considered for the vice presidential nomination. They will go by way of Lincoln Nebraska where they
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Associated Press
Greenfield
Ind
Stokes Jackson
Democratic Committee
Denver
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nominating Meeting For Galveston Township Candidates
Candidates for township offices at Galveston will be nominated on July 28 at 7 30 p m by order of the committee. The notice directs residents to attend and participate in the selection process.
Republicans of Deer Creek Convene at Centre School House
Republicans of Deer Creek township meet in convention at Centre school house at 7 30 p m on July 28 to nominate candidates for township offices by order of the committee.
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Deer Creek Township
Centre School House
Educational Association Convenes in Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio June 29 The National Educational Association opens its forty sixth annual convention in the city with a five day session. Thousands of delegates attend as the program includes council and directors meetings and financial reports. The appropriations committee proposes dropping their work and urges Congress to fund investigations under the government education bureau.
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Cleveland
National Educational Association
National Council
Congress
Government Bureau of Education
Andrew Fair Injured In Street Car Collision Near San Jose
Andrew Fair brother of the late James G. Fair and uncle to Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. and Mrs. Herman Oelrichs was badly injured in a street car accident near San Jose. He was riding with W. A. Walton when their buggy was struck by an outbound street car, overturning them. Both men were injured with head and shoulder trauma. Walton expected to recover while Fair faced possible heart failure and precarious condition. The late James G. Fair left $50,000 to his brother in his will.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Cal
Andrew Fair
James G. Fair
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Herman Oelrichs
Fair
W. A. Walton
Walton
Jury Accepted for Caswell Murder Trial in Spencer
In Spencer Indiana on June 29 at 5 PM both defense and prosecution agreed to accept a jury to try George Emory Cassell for the murder of Thomas Mills.
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Associated Press
Spencer, Ind
George Emory Cassell
Thomas Mills
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