Commission Expiration Notice From SEAL
Official notice indicates commission expiration dated August 31 2008 for SEAL related title. Provides numbers 4780 4786 4776 4775 4730 and sequence 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 2 8 30 31.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
4
Official notice indicates commission expiration dated August 31 2008 for SEAL related title. Provides numbers 4780 4786 4776 4775 4730 and sequence 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 2 8 30 31.
The article portrays Mr. Mitchell as a bridge between workers and employers, noting strong union support and his stance that strikes are a last resort yet a worker's right should remain. It cites praise from the International Typographical Union in Boston and his belief that unionism signifies efficiency.
A condensed slate lists candidates across multiple state roles and districts. Names include James Watson for Governor, James Bingham for Attorney General, Fred A. Sims for Secretary of State, and Oscar Hadley for Treasurer, with other posts such as Superintendent of Public Instruction and various judges, district commissioners, and county offices.
A speech by Mr. Mitchell urges shared aims between labor and capital and argues for an era of universal arbitration. The address emphasizes industrial prosperity and using dialogue to align interests across parties.
The Ottos won the first in a series of Sunday games, defeating team Aambhine head to head in a lively matchup with a balloon ride interlude details.
Art Surface, son of the late Monroe Surface, was painting the Wiler Wise store building when an electric shock from a chandelier caused a fall from a scaffold. He sustained a scalp wound and a hand cut that severed an artery, with the chandelier crashing to the floor but injuries from the shock described as not severe.
The 23rd annual reunion of the organization is scheduled to meet this month. Members from several chapters will attend activities and share updates on past year projects and future plans.
The county institute opened at the high school building with 178 teachers registered. Superintendent Hans called the meeting to order and Deputy State Superintendent Lawrence McTurnin attended. Prof. H. W. Elson of Athens began his lectures on The Rise and Fall of Slavery in America while Lotis Hoffman spoke on Pedagogy. Mr Haas announced no night sessions this year. Enrolled teachers include Frankie Kinneman Edna Irvin Grace Condon Jennie Thomas Ellen Commingore Uba Hattery Minnie Reed Bessie Horney Bessie Baker P B Shinn John Hochaker Sue Blassingham Kate Bernica Bessie Rinehart Milt Irvin Kate Monahan Harriet Jordan Myrtle Anderson Minnie Gibbard Sherman Lefel Arthur Buchanan Hurd Burton Nora Shideler Eltien Martin Lech Williams D T Maupin J J Mitchell Mrs Cora Raber Amelia Hartz Mabel Geppinger Essie Gates Emma Manders Irma Hilbert Ethel Richardson Flora Shultz Edith Rotroff Mabel Harrison Sophia Dunn O W Montgomery Louise Richardson Fred Mecvianna Box Hunter Margaret
The column lists multiple visits and gatherings around town. Residents like Mrs. Henry Cahl Grandma Cahl and families from Logansport Indianap olis Tipton Galveston Peru Kokomo and Chicago are mentioned with weekend calls and care updates. A church concert by Lutheran youth and Walton band is announced for Friday night.
Camden Rozell and Jordon of Lafayette visited friends here over Sunday and Monday. Cliff Mullin and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hawkins. The baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cripe was buried here Sunday afternoon. Mary Stanahan and children of Logansport visited Frank Porter Sunday. Local residents joined a Sunday excursion to Lake Maxinkuckee. J M McKinsey offers 5 percent loans with no delay. Trade farms for city property or city property for farms near Over City Nat Bank.
Dr. P G Peterbaugh and family of Kirktin guests of Mr Aaron Peterbaugh and family Onward. Miss Dora Macey of Onward visiting aunt Mrs Alva Kinsey in this city. Revival services at the Dunkard church north of town closed with seven accessions Ida Weaver and Elsie Foust among new members. The Onward Shins beat Onward High School in a local ball game Sunday morning. A E Smith and wife Peru came to Onward to visit their new daughter. Ed Snell and wife Orville Snell spent Sunday with Wilfrea Snell and family.
Esther Frye passed April exams for a two years teaching license. Elizabeth Day visits from Marshall and Starke counties with family. Local events include union picnic attendance and theater changes with the People's theater closure. Mind reading fiction interspersed with community notices and a letter from William Rumley discussed. Born to Guy Thompson a son. other relatives visit Logansport and nearby towns.
L. E. B. Rayl and family from Tipton and Marion Thorpe attended a Thorpe reunion near Danville Indiana held Thursday. E. M. Thorpe will return later. Two hundred relatives from Missouri Kentucky and Indiana enjoyed the day and a noon dinner. A baby boy was born Sunday to Lyle Brown and wife. Aunt Rebecca Graves is seriously ill. Buck Stanley of Logansport visited his aunt. Mrs. James Brown returned from Goldsmith. Chas Walk spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Ed Ashley and family and others fished on the Wabash river. Uncle Jack Martin recovering from a stroke. Lester Zartman and Yale College professor wife are visiting here. John Tolley and family and Mrs. Sallie ...
A lighthearted scene unfolds as a young couple in a blooming garden flirt under a balmy sky. He jokes about mind reading while she playfully challenges his impressions of a friend, hinting at affection and clever conversation.
A man serving a ten year murder sentence in Deer Lodge, Montana, writes to Broadway druggist Homer Closson claiming he once lived in the city and worked near Closson’s store. He signs as William Rumley and will disclose his real name only after his term ends, promising it will surprise Closson.
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