Klein announces Democratic bid for joint state senator
William Klein of Vevay announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for joint senator from Jefferson, Switzerland and Ripley counties. A Madison native and merchant, Klein has long served as a party worker and aims to bring his integrity and experience to the State Senate race.
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Iflerald
Jefferson
Switzerland
Ripley
Will Klein
Madison
Elizabeth Klein
South East Street
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State Senate
Indiana apple exhibit wins third at Cleve land show
At the International Apple Shippers Association convention in Cleveland last week Indiana captured third prize for the most comprehensive display of apples from eight southwestern states. The Indiana exhibit from J. M. Zion's Clarks Hill orchard showcased about thirty commercial varieties. Pennington elected association president to guide marketing and advertising policy for 1914 15, including a major Advertise the Apple campaign with 250000 dollars. Indiana plans the third annual apple show in Indianapolis from November 5 to 11.
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Indiana
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Clarks Hill
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Hvanseville
Appie
Apple Shippers
Indianapolia
Rumors Fly Over Huerta as Wilson Note Sits
In Mexico City on August 16 President Wilsons note sits with Huerta as envoys await the next move. Rumors claim deportation plans for Dr W Bayard Hale of Indiana over information given Washington and a possible Huerta bid for the presidency. Washington notes Lindas success in Mexico boosts administration optimism amid rumors.
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Wilson
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Huerta
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Washington
Blale
Mexico
United States
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Laine
Renin
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Iig
Jury deadlocks in Davidson case with mixed verdicts
In Winchester Kentucky a hung jury split four for conviction and the rest for acquittal in the Red Tor Davidson case. The defendant and 17 others faced charges of conspiring to murder former Sheriff Callas Han of Creathite County. Three defendants already received life terms as witnesses testified Davidson offered 600 to arrange the killing.
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Dhsaryued
Sherifrd Callashan
Creathite
Travidson
Prayers Answered in Kansas as Rain Reduces Drought
In Kansas and Oklahoma central regions reports say good rains fell aiding crops. Churchgoers who prayed are rejoicing while several counties report heat with thermometers near ninety degrees. An emergency situation was noted as crews continue work after a mechanical fall.
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Oklahoma
Scott
Meat Famine Warns of U S Shortage and Tight Imports
Washington reports Der D. A. Ramsey says the United States faces a domestic meat famine and new import rules may bar meat and cattle from major suppliers. He cites drought across Kansas, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska, Oklahoma and the Southwest as accelerating exhaustion plus livestock diseases in Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and India.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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Iowa
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Ilinois
Nebraska
Oklahoma
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Argentina
Australia
New Zealand
India
Thaw Escape Sparks Wide Wire Dispatches From U S Courts
Reports flood in from New York and New England as Harry K Thaw escapes the Matteawan asylum in an alleged pre arranged plan. A yacht with Thaw and companions is said to have disappeared from South Norwalk while others report sightings in Lennox Jamestown and Newport. District Attorney Whitman notes no extradition as no indictment exists and Thaw remains legally adjudged insane after murder acquittal. Mrs Thaw seeks Elmhurst while warrants for conspiracy issued at Poughkeepsie Andrew to secure extradition potential bribery later considered.
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Matteawan
N. Y
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Sanford White
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Saratoga
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Otham
Station
New York City
Imhurst
Resson
Elmhurst
Conger
Governors Fact At Public Buildings Trustees Meeting
A chaotic report describes Sulzer and Hilton directing a meeting of the Trustees of Public Buildings in Albany. They order private secretary actions, discuss capital building bids, and note a fire damaged structure. The text mentions Glynn, Frank Prerney, and Blaine Phatt in unclear roles amid a broader political scene.
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Hia
Chester Platt
Pube de Poandings
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Notable names linked to Thaw escape conspiracy case
A report details charges of conspiracy against Richard Butler Thomas Flood Eugene Duffy Michael O Kefe and Roger Thompson and bribery and neglect against Keeper Barnum in the Thaw escape case at Poughkeepsie. An investigation witness Patrick Buckley testified he spoke with Thaw minutes before the escape describing Thaw in a blue gene suit rather than prison attire.
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Thomas Flood
Eugene Duffy
Michael O'Kefe
Roger Thompson
Barnum
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Augus
Thaw
Patrick Buckley
Phaw
Beautiful Nurse Accused of Poisoning in Utica Case
Miss Emma Elizabeth Krill a nurse born July 30 1880 is under arrest in Utica New York on a charge of poisoning Dr Stanley J Tron. Authorities plan to prove jealousy of a pretty Italian girl led to the morphine act. Krill曾 worked at Middletown State Hospital Hudson City Hospital and in New York where she met Tron.
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Stanley J. Tron
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Mountainville
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da Krill
Friedenburg
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Federal Bonds and Cash Crops Aid South in Kidwings Grips
A scrambled report describes federal 2 percent bonds used as collateral for loans and the impact on southern economies. It mentions secretary actions, potential shifts in currency policy, and debates over credit, trade, and agricultural pricing with reference to Southern states and key figures.
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Army inspectors rate National Guard unit high after audits
Inspectors from the War Department conducted spring evaluations of National Guard companies and reported the Co. Bofthiverty, led by Capt. Woolford, to be in excellent order with clean armory, proper clothing, and meticulous records. They noted no commendation, but praised personal attention to detail and cleanliness while suggesting routine chemical updates for bore cleaning. Future maneuvers at St. Harrison are expected to continue strong performance.
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Jemney Chan
US Girls Row Spurs Post Office Complaint
In a western town a quarrel between young women patrons reaches Burleson after a letter complaints about a post office clerk. The note claims a girl in the window reads mail contents and spoons with no beau, blocking farmers from service.
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Turlesean
Hall's Oatarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
A historical advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for oatarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act internally on blood and mucous membranes. It cites F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and lists price per bottle as 76 cents with claims of the product being sold by druggists. The notice ends with a subscription pitch for The Herald.
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Union of Presbyterian Bodies Holds Missouri Church Property
In Kansas City, Aug 16, Judge ALS Van Valkenburgh upheld that the union of the Presbyterian church in the United States of America and the Cumberland Presbyterian church cannot reap Missouri church property. Cumberland members are enjoined from interfering with use of church property. Title to Missouri church property vested in the Presbyterian church in the United States of America. Property involved around 1,500 dollars.
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United States District Court
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United Church of Church
Missouri
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