Political currents stir as Bell named temporary Democratic chairman
Denver dispatch reports Theodore A. Bell of California chosen as temporary chair by the Democratic convention's arrangements committee. Bryan supporters see unity, expect Henry Clayton of Alabama as future permanent chair, with Bailey and other eastern names discussed for vice president amid a flurry of pre convention activity and ballot anticipation.
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Denver
Col
Bryan
Theodore A. Bell
California
Bell
Thomas Taggart
National Committee
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Clayton
South
Jos. W. Bailey
Texas
Bailey
Republican Resolutions Committee
Resolutions Committee
Mr. Bryan
Refunded Ensley Returns Money After Restitution Demand
Indianapolis officials demand 22473.22 from Oliver P. Ensley former county treasurer as restitution for fees illegally taken from tax adjusters between 1904 and 1907 and for 410.68 from Indiana Manufacturing Company taxes. County says sequestered taxes were not delinquent until listed on duplicates per Supreme Court ruling.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Oliver P. Ensley
Ensley
Indiana Manufacturing Company
Easley
Supreme Court
Thousands Attend 46th National Education Association Convention
Cleveland hosts at least 50 000 delegates for a week of discussions led by speakers of world wide reputation. The 46th annual convention runs from today through Friday with general and departmental sessions including an exhibition of Indian school work directed by Miss Estelle Reed of Washington DC.
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Cleveland
National Educational Association
Irwin Shepard
National Teachers’ Association
Cincinnati
Estelle Reed
Washington, D. C
Gleaners to Stage Town Fete at Mre 5. T ton Home
Fragmented local notes report a town fete planned by the Gleaners of Central Christ church at the home of Mre 5. T. ton on Sixteenth and Main streets. Other items mention A. P. McDonald to be moved to central hospital and a juvenile arrest case dismissed after payment of a small sum.
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A. P. McDonald
Luesch
Central Hospital For the Insane
Indiaghapolis
Christchurch
Mre
Death in the Auto: Big Red Touring Car Struck by Streetcar
A red Premier touring car carrying eight people was hit by an eastbound interurban at South Belmont Avenue Indianapolis June 29 at 11 30 p m Two men in the auto died one instantly and another died en route to City Hospital Four others were injured The driver John Sloan of Claypool Hotel owned the car Earl Gardner the chauffeur for architect BP Rubush died in the ambulance Others hurt were Charles Harris Maute Weaver Marie Shaw Della Griswold Nellie Geldsmith and George Kelly The car was shattered with only a seat remaining intact
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Indianapolis
Ind
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern
Belmont Avenue
John Sloan
A. J. Yanger
Claypool
Earl Gardner
Rubush
Charles Harris
Douglass Street
Maute Weaver
Yandes Street
Marie Shaw
Della Griswold
Nellie Geldsmith
North
Senate Avenue
George Kelly
South East Street
Two Convicted of Arson in Indiana Town
Princeton Indiana reports Mr and Mrs James Williams were sentenced to two to twenty one years for arson in an attempt to burn the Greer Wilkinson Timber yard at Ft Branch. He had previously been ousted from the lumber zone several times.
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Princeton
Ind
James ‘Williams
Greer Wilkinson Tember
Ft. Branch
Williams
Night Rider Convicted in Kentucky Case
Paducah Kentucky June 29 The first Night Rider conviction in the state yields one year in the penitentiary for Dr EB Champion Benton Lyon County a prominent young physician accused of taking part in the Birmingham raid Marshall County last April where John Craggs an elderly man and his infant granddaughter were shot and several Negroes whipped The Paducah jury followed two Marshall County juries failing to convict Judge Reed ordered the term after the long docket includes nearly 100 cases Thaw Seeks Jury Trial in New York Poughkeepsie June 23 Marty Thaw leaves under sheriff custody to White Plains to answer a habeas corpus writ with attorney Thomas Morachauser seeking a jury trial and transfer from Matteawan asylum
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EB. Champion
Benton
Champion
Lyon County
Birmingham
Marshall County
John Craggs
Reed
Thaw
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Marty K. Thaw
Poughkeapsie
Supreme Court
White Plains
Thos
Morachauser
Thin City
Mills
Matteawan
The Tokyo Fair and US Japan Exposition Controversy
Frederick J W Skiff led a mission to the Japanese international exposition of 1912 and urged stronger measures for preserving peace between Japan and the United States. Illinois representatives and Francis Loomis voiced arguments on exposition duties. The debate touched on expositions and policy, with mentions of Loomis and others in government posts.
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Frederick J. W. Skiff
Wag House ‘of Representatives
Ite
United States
Illinois
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