Democratic National Committee Plans East West Campaign Center
National committee chairman Martien Mack arrives in New York to organize eastern HQs while spending most of the campaign in the west. He says a 15 member eastern subcommittee will direct the eastern campaign from Chicago after meetings at the Hoffman House with key Democrats and committee members. Parker and Johnson agreed to advisory roles on the same committee.
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Johnon
National Organization
Judge Parker
New York
Nartien F Mack
Democratic National Committee
Mack
Chicago
Connors
State Committee
National Committee
Hoffman House
Mark Sors
Sistes
East
New Jovebanet
Atlante
United States
Hicket
Parker
Johnson
Taft Plans Rest Day at Hot Springs Va
Has a Day of Rest, Hot Springs, Va. Aug. 1. Another day of recreation and rest was the plan for W. H. Taft for the day. There was no political leaders here and none so expected for same days.
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Hot Springs
W. H. Taft
Youthful inmate Ralph Lantz freed from jail
Ralph Lantz a Milton youth arrested last week to await trial before a lunacy commission was released yesterday morning by Sheriff Meredith. His father Thomas Lantz prevailed on the sheriff to release him. He will be cared for by his parents and watched for any further development of the affliction.
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Ralph Lantz
Milton
Meredith
Thomas Lantz
Ice House Fire Forms a Habit and Death of Mrs Graham
Mrs John W Graham aged 11 dies at 326 South Fourth Street after battling rheumatism. Fire Chief Miller helped extinguish a blaze near Willian, Charles, and Harry Graham area in Dayton yesterday, suspected to stem from smoldering sparks. Bucket brigade formed, lines to prevent spread from previous Ice House fire damage last month.
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John W. Graham
South Fourth Street
Graham
Chief Miller
Hawkins
Ava
Willian
Charles
Harry Graham
Richmond
Willian Kiefa
Miss Minnie
Walter G
Miller
Dayton
Concerts threaten city expense if cut by council
The text notes concerts have become popular and if the club discontinues them, the council would be forced to fund the concerts at the city’s expense. It also mentions Florence N Hanson chosen as Lady Principal at Barb ian College for 1908-19 replacing Clara Brown who will study at the University of Chicago. Bertha Turner is arrested for social trouble with a friend whose parents disapprove, and placed in the Home for Friendless.
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Florence N. Hanson
Atlanta
City
Young , Women's Christian Association
Barbian College
Clara Brown
University of Chicago
Bertha Turner
Pinhook School Reunion Set For Jackson Park
Former students and teachers of Pinhook school house plan their annual reunion next Saturday at Jackson Park. The event draws a large turnout and brings together many former attendees and staff.
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Pinhook
Jackson Park
Imprisoned Man Arrested After Alley Shed Incident
John Parkhurst was arrested by Officers Hebble and Weir in a shed in the Ninth Tenth street area. He was found in a pitiful condition suffering from alcoholism and was treated by the city physician who administered medicine.
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John Parkhurst
Hebble
Weirhake
Ninth and
Tenth Streets
First Square
Close Call As Streetcar Almost Strikes Child
Three year old Jolina Burr narrowly escaped death when a westbound Dayton and Western interurban car halted within feet of the child at North A street. Motorman Lon Swisher reacted with a rapid stop, preventing a tragedy as bystanders and witnesses watched in shock.
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Jolina R.burr
Frank Burr
Lon Swisher
Dayton
George Martin
Cal
Charges May Be Outcome Of Case
Roy Cale and Wilbur Evans are tied to the theft of Berton Gaines' yamaha racer from the Auto Inn. The wreck occurred near New Hope southeast of the city. A broken arm and bruised head are cited. malicious trespass charges are under advisement. Damages to the machine are about 250 dollars. Evans vanished after the crash and is presumed to be far away.
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Roy. Cale
Wilbur Evans
Berton Gaines
Auto Inn
New Hope
Evans
Deaths and Funerals Crash into a pole. Edna M. Elis dies
Edna M Elis born July 24 1904 died July 381 1808 in an auto crash at high speed. The machine struck a telephone pole and was thrown 100 feet. Burial at Cambridge City Riverside Cemetery. Services 9 am today at home with Rev Camphell in charge.
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Ellis
Edna M. Elis
Mitty
Hitc
Cambridge City
Madow and Dale
Ft. Riverside
Bankowski 15 Given Chance to Improve Concerts Popular
Valentine Bankowski was not tried yesterday on a charge of assault and, wee
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Bankowski
Valentine Bankowski
Wee
Mrs Ross Harris Sick Stricken in Toledo Concert Line
Mrs Ross Harris formerly of West Main streak city and now in Toledo is very sick while serving as the Mrs Men’s Club organizer at a band concert night. The event and location imply a civic gathering with the city’s band and club involvement.
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Ross Harris
West Main
Toledo
Daytons and Methodist Church Funeral Plans Not Finalized
Funeral arrangements remain incomplete for Mrs Grahaqi whose death is mourned by relatives and friends. The burial is set for Dayton at 4 55 today where the body will be taken.
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Dayton
Methodist Church
Mra Grahaqi
Campers Open Plat as Dispute Over Glen Use Grows
The Chautauqua directors opened a camping plat yesterday facing opposition from residents and a large petition against using the Glen. Officials may seek an injunction against the traction company over ground damage and ditching near Twenty third street. A sentiment favors using North Twentieth or Main street for the site and a council reconsideration could follow the petition bearing nearly 1000 names.
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Chautauqua
Pa Quandry
Gordon
Company
Horse Thieves Run Riot In This Section Of The State
A spree of horse thefts hits Eaton and surrounding towns as thieves drive off three bay mares from Eaton hitch racks and attempt to steal John Andersons outfit near Bath. Reddick, a suspected thief, flees toward Louisville with the buggy and horse before officers track leads through Connersville and New Castle. Police warn of a wider theft ring in the area and note unrest over recent losses and an apparent fence operation.
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Stec
Eaton
Anderson
Bugsy
Renalys
Reddick
Mr. Hinnick
Jenny County
Hinmick
Marshal Jones
Chestner
Bastar
Connersville
Lecture by Ira M. Price Draws Conservative Interest
A readable report notes conservative reception of a lecture by Ira M. Price and mentions Mr. Leary’s remarks as part of the event.
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Ira M. Price
Mr. Leary
Alexander Batter Fined At Sessions For Drink
Alexander Battem was fined one dollar and costs after a Bible Institute session. The Earlham event drew a large audience with devotions and biblical talks. Building permits were issued for frame dwellings at West Main Street and 414 Lincoln Street with values of 2000 dollars.
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Wjlexander Battem
Bible Institute
Earlham
Benjamin Uphaus
West Main Street
Vine
William O. Steddom
de Ella Leonard
Attenling
Lincoln Street
Institute conference on Liberty of Individual Belief Among Friends
A five o clock campus conference on Liberty of Individual Belief Among Friends drew wide participation as adherents debated original orthodox principles versus liberal Scriptural interpretation. Evening lectures featured Ira M. Price on The Assyrians in Palestine and L G Leary on The Holy Land with a stereopticon. Excursions from Richmond planned, including a Shelbyville Catholic church dedication, and a report of potato crop concerns plus local travel updates.
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Qciqun Cronia
Aibert Russell
Ira M. Price
University of Chicago
Palestine
Richmond
The
Holy Land
L. G. Leary
Lindley Hall
Shelbyville
Maurice
Eldrge
Greensforke
Nusbaum Cup Honors In Golf At Country Club
Prof E P Trueblood defeated Prof C K Chase in the Nusbaum Cup finals at the Country Club yesterday afternoon after morning rounds. Trueblood won 78 to 8? in the final, with Bond taking consolation. The match showcased strong play and crowns Trueblood club champion. An upcoming road petition will be circulated by the Gond Roads Congress with Maurice Eldridge signing to urge government road-building in the area.
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C. K. Chase
Bond
Indianapolis
E. P. Trueblood
Nusbaum
Trueblood
Chase
Hich
Mr. Trueblood
Dr. G
Darwin
Main Street
Congress
Maurice O. Eldridge
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Gond Roads
Eldridge
Harris
Ohio
Eaton
County clerks issue 24 marriage licenses in July
In July, County clerk Penny issued 24 marriage licenses as officials note July is a popular month for weddings. Assistant Superintendents Thomas Connersville Gillespie Rushville Denny New Castle and several agents attended. Supervisors report strong business and the Richmond district shows a good showing under Mr Tomason.
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Penny
Thomas
Connersville
Gillespie
Rushville
Denny
New Castle
Richmond District
Tomason
Prudential Meeting Yields Bond Sale to Dickinson Trust
At a Prudential Insurance meeting in the local office, district superintendents discussed work. The Dickinson Trust Company was the sole bidder for county bonds to construct South L street, taking the entire $16,000 issue. Bonds bear 4.5 percent interest and are payable in six month intervals, not the 10 to 20 year variety.
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Prudential Insurance Company
Charles EB. Thomason
Dickingon Trust Company
South L Street
Charles Dean Arrested for Intoxication and Indecent Exposure
Charles Dean of Greensfork was found intoxicated in the courthouse yard Saturday afternoon by Officer Hebbie. A repeat offense led to his placement in jail. he is described as a well known farmer.
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Charles Dean
Greensfork
Court House Yard
Hebbie
Hebble
Yean
Executive Committee Mission Board Meets in Lindley Hall
The Indiana Yearly Meeting Foreign Mission Board executive committee held its monthly Saturday session in Lindley Hall with Benjamin Johnson as chairman and Mrs. P. Trueblood as secretary among those present. The panel oversees mission work, audits accounts, and handles supplies, meeting on the first of each month.
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Indiana Yearly Meeting Foreign Mission Board
Lindley Hall
Benjamin Johnson
P. Trueblood
Leander Woodard
Elbert Russell
Arrest of suspect Baness Osendvy on suspicion
Baness Osendvy was arrested yesterday morning on suspicion. Described as a dangerous appearing colored man, he will be held while police investigate his record. He claimed he was bound for the Hagerstown fair.
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Baness Osendvy
Hagerstown Fair
Clay Harris Kills Wife and Baby At Her Breast
A chilling report details the murder of a wife and infant by Clay Harris as authorities indicate a fatal shooting at close range. The article notes prior domestic turmoil and references ongoing investigations and related local construction activity near Caldwell & Mobley’s South Side office, with projects including a brick structure and Indian Refining plant updates. The piece mixes the tragedy with brief local business and site progress notes, reflecting a newspaper page blend of crime and urban development.
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Caldwell & Mobley
Cockerill
Change in Managers Light Heat and Power
Frank Lane, manager of the Light, Heat and Power Company for two years, received a fine traveling bag from his employees as he departs for Altoona, Pa. He will take charge of the Altoona plant this week. John Perkins becomes local successor at Altoona, with Mr. Parker taking charge yesterday. William H Runyon applies for divorce from Alice C Runyon in circuit court, W C Converse attorney for plaintiff.
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Frank Lane
Light, Heat and Power Company
Altoona
Lane
John Perkins
Al+ toona
Parker
William H. Runyon
Alice C. Runyon
Circuit Court
W. C. Converse
Plaintf
Thomas Newkirk in the City
Thomas Newkirk formerly of this jetty visited friends yesterday while traveling from Chicago to Laurence South Carolina. He is currently based with Rock Island Realty.
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Thomas Newkirk
Laurence
South Carolina
Chicago
Mr. Newkirk
Rock Island
Tulsa Murderer Harris Kills Wife and Baby in Oklahoma
Harris, a white man, shot and killed his Tulsa wife and her baby after forcing her to sell Indian land proceeds, then wounded expressman Vann and stole a horse and buggy in a spree that spanned Tulsa Claremore and Fairfield. A posse formed within half an hour as officers pursued the fugitive with multiple witnesses observing the murders.
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Tutea
J.T
L.chuy Harris
Walter Vann
Harris
Fairfield
Maols
Pois
Tulsa
Claremoore
Okla
Vann
Caldwell and Mobley Win New Richmond Contract
Caldwell and Mobley, Richmond's newest contracting firm, secured another large contract. The deal expands their regional footprint and signals growing confidence in local construction leadership.
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Caldwell and Mobley
Richmond
Teatify
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