Sunday Schools Association Concludes Two Day Convention
The County Sunday School association wrapped up a two day session at the Baptist church with a closing address by Rev. Halpenny state secretary. Officers elected include Rev. A A Mainwaring president Rev A E Arthur first vice president William Burton second vice president Mrs Cora Butler secretary treasurer re elected for third year and other department heads.
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Baptist Church
Halpenny
A. A. Mainwaring
A. E. Arthur
William Burton
Lucerne
Cora Butler
O. B. Kistler
Royal Centre
William Burton Will Price
Onward
O. P. Kistler
Baldwin
Butler
Holiness
Salvation Army
Bendix to Visit City for Office Move and Stock Sale
Vincent Bendix head of the Bendix automotive plant is expected here within days to arrange removal of the local offices. A few shares remain to be sold, but Dr. Jordan believes they can be disposed of shortly. The doctor’s crusade to land the factory earned him much credit.
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Vincent Bendix
Dr. Jordan
Race death by own action echoes in Marion press arena
President Roosevelt would owe a note of thanks to Marion newspaper men for backing his anti race death by own action doctrine. In the past year Chronicle city editor Charles Lockwood and owner George Lockwood joined the cause while Tribune figures Pierce Dalton and Bruce Ulsh align. Bob Butler of the Tribune now backs the Doland wagon with a daughter aboard.
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Roosevelt
Marion
Charles Lockwood
The
Chronicle
George Lockwood
Pierce Dalton
Bruce Ulsh
Tribune
Bob Butler
Beaver Creek Soft Coal Sold at Fire Sale
Beaver Creek coal promoted as best soft coal in town in a brief ad by John Hedde located at 5th and High with contact phone 1709.
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Beaver Creek
John Hedde
Beveridge Campaign Tour Weighs Labor Law Debate
The visit by Senator Albert J. Beveridge to Elkshall draws large crowds as he argues for Republican labor protections and criticizes Democratic Kern and Bryan. Beveridge presses claims that Republicans enacted labor laws and capital controls, contrasting with Democrats. He chairs a brisk rally and urges voters to question Kern on Democratic labor records.
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Elkshall
Albert J. Beveridge
John W. Kern
Kern
Beveridge
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
John Kern
Republican Party
Mr. Kern
Republican Congress
Town Detective Seeks Private Cases
Private detective service advertises case work with reasonable prices. Contact at residence 410 Tanque Street and phone 16S5A.
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Tanquey Street
Streets bid for MeadLawn Avenue earns no offers
No bids were opened yesterday for the MeadLawn Avenue project to gravel and add cement curbs and sidewalks. The Miles Street improvement assessment rolls were confirmed with no objections, and a contract for city plant electrical foundations will be let next Tuesday.
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Meadlawn Avenue
Horney Street
Miles Street
City
YELLING BRYAN COSTS $26 IN POLICE COURT
Lincoln Nebraska October 27 John T Kent a well known local democrat and former Bryan newspaper employee was fined 25 dollars and costs for hollering for Bryan during a drum corps concert six members of the 13 A R drum corps testified that his cheering disrupted the open air performance and he was charged with disturbing the peace and with disorderly conduct.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
John T. Kent
Bryan
Kent
13. A. R. Drum Corps
Zeppelin Airship Flight With Prince Henry Onboard
Friedrichshafen reports Count Zeppelin’s airship ascended with Prince Henry of Prussia and Captain Mischke as passengers. The craft traveled toward Ueberlingen against a NW wind at 37 mph, 600 feet up, and vanished behind clouds near Schaghausen where the count remained aboard for hours.
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Count Zeppelin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Mischke
Ueberlingen
Lake Constance
Schaghausen
Afr
Pipe request before death after fatal fall
Milwaukee man Herman Headke aged forty four fell down stairs at his farmhouse and died twenty eight hours later. Headrie who was paralyzed from the neck down remained conscious after the injury and asked for a pipe and tobacco to take one last smoke before dying.
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Man Headke
Train Riders Arrested by Panhandle Officials
Alfred Garlson and Fred Johnson both 18 were taken into custody Monday by Panhandle authorities for train riding. Each carried a revolver and about ten dollars in cash.
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Alfred Garlson
Fred Johnson
Panhandle
Kokomo Girl Burned in Lab Accident at University
Miss Nina Johnson of Kokomo Indiana a senior at the university was seriously burned when a bottle of carbon bisulphide ignited in a laboratory on the second floor of the Chemical building she dropped the bottle to the floor and received burns to her hands and limbs. She was taken to Madison General Hospital where doctors say she will probably recover.
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Nina Johnson
Kokomo
Indiana
Madison General Hospital
Cass County Tax Notice Due in November
Notice to taxpayers the November installment of county taxes is due at the county treasurer office in Logansport Indiana to avoid penalty. Ditch tax statements available by mail upon request. Matthew Moroney treasurer Cass County.
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Logansport
Indiana
Matthew
Moroney
Cass County
New Broadway Heating Plant Opens for Comfort
A complete heating plant was installed at the Broadway theater and began operation Monday evening. The system heated the building well, ensuring patrons stay cozy during performances, marking Broadway as a top theater in a city of this size.
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The
Broadway
America's greatest minstrel at the Ark today and tomorrow
The greatest attraction in motion pictures is offered at the Ark today and tomorrow featuring a famed minstrel act in two showings.
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America
the Ark
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