Assessor Candidate Ratelit in Hairy Township Race
Candidate Edward Ratelit is nominated by the Republican party for Assessor of Hairy Township. The Indiana delegation supports Roosevelt for president at the national convention in Indianapolis on June 24. The United Mine Workers of America began its final convention in Indianapolis.
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Edward Ratelit
Hairy Township
TIE National Prohibition Party
Indiamapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Albert J. Beveridge
Watson
Indijyia Republican
Indianapolis
Thurstty
Our Party
Congress
My. Chiles L
Tremry
Uelodianapolis Journal
Association
Train wrecking and U S power in crime debate
Fragmentary text discusses train wrecking as an assault on passengers, urging strong action by U S officers and courts. It cites federal authority over interstate commerce, Roosevelt era policy, and mentions senators and press commentary on crime, migration, and international relations.
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Raulway
United States
Fran
Ohiand O
Democratic party searches for presidential timber at sea
The passage questions who will be bet as Cleveland or Bryan fail to emerge and hints at Gorman elimination. It suggests Hivarst will not help and Parker’s boom risks an early collapse. The tone implies the party remains uncertain in selecting a candidate.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Gorman
Hivarst
Parker
Democratic Party
Local Auburn Candidate Enters State Race Lineup
The notice states William Penfield of Auburn formally announces his candidacy for nomination in a city race. The article outlines a three‑way contest with John Le and Gaihith, suggesting Plant leads the SINTHistrict race.
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William 2
Penfield
Auburn
hasTormaily
Tor Gayerngy
John le
Gaihith Showld
Roosevelt expected to secure renomination in Indiana
Representative Wilson declares the Roosevelt scenario plainly settled the president will be nominated by acclaim at the convention and no other candidate will emerge. He says Tama and Wanna are not candidates and notes letters sent to Republicans in his district supporting Roosevelt.
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Indiana
Wison
Roosevelt
Mark Wanna
Toosevell
R Epublicitus
Itanni
Tama
Local Names and Visits Highlight Community Notes
Mrs Chitis Wagner on silk list. Henry Lawnao sen and Luther visited near Hagerstown at Sol Hownian's. Farmers' institute attended in New Castle. Matilon Lannard family hosted by Norace Williams. Jacob Yauky and family hosted others. Housekeeping plans near Mt Summit. Reads Daily Press daily.
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Sais Stitch
Henry Lawnao Sen
Luther
Hagerstown
Sol Hownian
Farmers’ Institute
New Castle
Matilon Lannard
Norace Williams
Jacob Yauky
Landago
Joel EE
Bond
Yauky
Chiude Warter
We Farm
Mt. Summit
Aldona Yauky
Tinily
Fred Lay
Hagertown
Surilay
Henry Bowman
Orplit Jones
Chinghten
Elta
Cagerstown
Big Cook
Mobrehand
John Miller
Leyi Cook
Lewis ‘Taylor
Frank Mhellman
Local notes from Millville and surrounding area
Residents of Millville and nearby communities hosted visits and meals over the weekend. Several illnesses including measles were reported in the area, while church meetings and educational discussions continued. A property sale and a birth are also noted among family and community events.
Fragmented quotation echoes medical distress and invalidity
The readable text shows patient pain and sympathy from Eversoy and Porhliden Tapte with references to illness and relief. It hints at sorrow, invalid status, and calls for divine help and calming morning respite. The passage feels literary rather than factual reporting.
Love and a Prudent Divorce Pledge
A couple in a Philadelphia North American excerpt discuss marriage and a postmarital divorce promise. The woman asks for a safeguard: that if they later seek a divorce, her brothers who are lawyers will represent them, reflecting cautious legal planning amid romance.
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Sual
Ous
Philadelphia
Open Hauted to Fame and Fortune
A fragmentary Chicago Post quote shows an old gentleman advising a youth that success hinges on avoiding work while still seeking fortune. The dialogue implies a paradox about effort and reward, reflecting a cynical view of ambition.
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Cucago
What position will our friend take up this momentous question
The fragment records a joke about a friend taking any position as long as a salary is attached. Senator Sor-Bhuw absentmindedly echoes the line in a Washington Stir style remark.
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Sor- Bhuw
Washington
Teo Cool Recalls Wild War Time Feats
Fragmentary quotes suggest Teo Cool discusses a wartime role with bravado and disbelief. The speaker claims battle shame and trembling upon delivery, while another voice hints at rumored exploits and fear.
Fragmentary note on CONANT Label and Susie inquiry
The fragment mentions Analated Suri and a CONANT Label with Susie, questions if a girl in tow was told something, and a curious line about men with pelos adveniiy and a one way caper in Nowa. The text is garbled and difficult to parse for a coherent event or entities.
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Suri
Susie
Evers
Ake
Local Social Notes Include Horses and Ailing Resident
Sunday gatherings hosted by Ed Burroughs featured guests from Hagerstown and local families. James Hoover purchased a team of horses and harness gear, valued around 365 dollars, while Mrs Zook faces increasing ill health. Luther Tungate and family visited from New Castle, and Cadiz traffic sparked a street incident told with light humor about a young woman described as one of the nicest girls.
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ON. Tholaday
Tharve
Lon Brown
Mooreland
Mike Sherry
Isaac Covitlh
Mae Falk
Richmond
Osear Adams
Myr
Jacop Hershberger
Millville
J. Astafford
Jay Rudy
Rightoond
Hvs
Frank
Carl May
Linford
R.o. 1
New Castle
James Allen
Kross
Apple Weary May
Jamen May
A.J. Chamness
Messick
Joh Perry
Ashland
Warmers’ Institute
Hagerstown
Lola Bilar
Eme Sherry
Iva Hoover
Mary Shandley
B. Logke
Henry Weber
Kilar
Will Dickerson
Ive Hoover
James Hoover
Dauphter
Galdie
A. Lauri Ma
Marygatet
Bilar
Mary Branner
Cloieved
Birtinter
Ralph Nett
Ed “Burroughs
John Hoover
Mary’ “Pressel
Jim
Will Zook
Luther
Tungate
Cadiz
Notice To Non Residents In Partition Suit
Notice to non residents Henry Canty and others in a partition action filed by Nation & Beard seeks defense by deadline. The case, Complaint No. ate, names Ames Gacktidyed inca Isdae Doenridge as defendants not residents of the state. A court order sets their appearance on the 3let day of Petuaey teri at New Castle County Court House.
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Henry Canty
Ha. Williams
Dine Bartle Agios
Loliean
Meorh
Pelousry
A.D
New Castle
Sale County
Seid Court
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