Richmond Fall Festival Plans and Controversy Volume
Richmond outlines a three day fall festival in October with plans to attract thousands of visitors. The event includes industrial showcases and a regimented military maneuver at Fort Benjamin Harrison. An executive committee and five subcommittees cover arrangements, finance, advertising, decoration, and reception. A police inquiry into a quarrel looms over possible charges between two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat‘tery
Shapaglia
Richmond
Ortaher
Tenth Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
the Glen
Board of Works
Westcott Hotel
P. J. Freeman
BE. H. Harris
Fred Krone
A. D. Gayle
Wilfred Stesaup
P. O Neal
J. B. Gordon
Sharon BE. Jones
Paul Comstock
J. A. Spekenhier
U Commons
W. M. Bailey
C. W. Merci
N. H. Jolson
Fred Lahrman
C. S. McCoole
Chai Ynan
S. Neal
R. W. Stimson
Guy Gotschall
Loftus Jones
Elmer McConaha
Elmer Eggemeyer
C. E. Dickingon
Ray K. Shiveley
C. Markley
Curtis
B. D. Game
George R. Martin
Coe
Wallace Sim- Jnong
A. 5. Street
C. C. Allen
W. H. Kehr
George Gay
R. B. Jones
Eagar Hawekotte
R. W. Wigmore
S. ©. Markley
W. L. Morgan
Notable speakers and crowds planned for Richmond Chautauqua
The Richmond Chautauqua will feature four major figures led by Governor Joseph Folk of Missouri and Champ Clark of Missouri with Caleb Powers of Kentucky also speaking. Strikingly, Gilliland will read, and a Gre di rect chorus under Dustin LeRoy Harris will headline. Local groups and many households have tents and attendance is expected to be high as preparations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Usl
Ginsy Smith
Chantauqua
Champ Clark
Congress
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Strikland W. Gilliland
Fae Pores
Gre Direct
Dustin LeRoy Harris
Chautauqua
Chorn
Thomas Orchestra
Reller Corps
Wayne County
WCTU
Bt . Paul's Lutheran Church
Olive Branch Bible Elase
Wayne County Teachers
Asti
United
Brethren Church
GMM
Phillips
John F. Flaines
Sharon Jones
Rutherfird Jones
Walter Dalhey
Ed J Huumpe
Charles W. Jordan
Clarence Kramer
K. A. Mote
George “W. Mansfield
Edward Newman
William Quige
Benjamin Price
W. A. Romey
Richard Sedgwick
FE. K. Shera
Augustis Scott
Amy Stubbs
B. J Townsend
J. M. Thurston
Shera
Richmond
Man Knifing Suspect Captured Near City
Joseph Ariga remains under care at Reid hospital after a knife wound to the abdomen. The assailant Frank Lapaglla was captured yesterday about three miles northwest of the city by a sergeant and awaits charges as state evaluates injuries and recovery prospects.
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Joseph Ariga
Reid Hospital
Frank Lapaglla
Ser
Gautalqua Promises Brilliant Start With Tents
Gautalqua pledges a brilliant session as more tents are taken than in any prior public enterprise. The camp is already densely occupied with participants and observers.
Great Sunday School Rally Draws National Interest
The sixth annual Richmond Chautauqua promises a prominent rally on August 22 with 175 tents rented and over 100 occupied. Attendees include visitors from Washington and New York, plus towns like Eaton and New Paris, while Mrs. Charles Trimble dies at 99 North Highteenth Street and a grand parade features diverse churches and schools, bands, and historical outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Chautauqua
Unis
Washington
New York
Indiana
Eaton
College Corner
New Paris
Red Key
Dublin
Cambridge
Charles ‘Trimble
North Highteenth
Union
Preble
Randolph
Fayette Counties
Wayne County
Brigdas
Mrs C Trimble Supr… Funeral Set At Earlham
Mrs Trimble wife of a Wayne Works employee and mother of Gertrude survives. She belonged to the Christian church. The pastor Rev Traum will conduct funeral services Wednesday at 2 10 o clock at the home with interment at Earlham cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Works
Gertrude
Trimble
Christian Church
W. Traum
Earlham Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Louie B. Dales at Dayton
Well known here Mrs. Louie B. Dales died Sunday evening August 5 at Dayton where her funeral was held Tuesday. She had lived with her mother in Tippecanoe City and was the youngest sister of Mr. Charles G. Swain. Dales left no children. Her friends in Richmond mourn her loss.
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Charles G. Swain
Tippecanoghly
Ohio
Fresh Freight Car Traction War Opens Way in City
City approves ordinance granting Dayton and Western and Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern traction rights to use Mann Street for freight business. City Attorney doubts freight return and fears a broader interurban franchise seeking passenger transfers. Board of Works wants explicit clauses on transfers and ticket acceptance. tension grows over potential freight operations into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton and Western
Terre Itante
Indianapolis
Easten Traction
Dayton and Western Mpany
Tal
Brant
McMahan
Dayton and Western Company
Board of Works
Terre Haute
Eastern
Husband 15 Gone and Free Expression Clash
Council discussion on the About Face Act prompts claims about political expression. Von Pein hints at partisan angles while addressing public opinion and press scrutiny surrounding the measure.
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von Pein
City officials clash over Glen route and street work
City Attorney Study and the Board of Works sparred with the council over resolutions from a mass meeting at East Plain Street Friends church. debate touched on the Glen freight route North E street pavement and actions to seek a conference to resolve disagreements with the Board.
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Board of Works
Coun‘cil
East
Plain Street
Salar Plexus
Cauisian Deuker
van Pern
Board of Works Sweet
Deuker
Council Debates Dairy Inspector Pay and City Conferencing
City officials consider hiring a dairy inspector at 1200 to 1400 annually while a halt on the decision is kept until the next meeting. Council debate cites frequent conferences and local issues on North street and Glen freight route. A separate case concerns Dr Arthur Ames of Whitewater and illegal whiskey possession in State v. Ames. Judge Converse will rule today.
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Bond
Arthur Ames
Whitewater
Study veers to courts over Glen land sale for traction line
City Attorney Study warned council that continued agitation over purchasing a 40 foot strip north of the lake in the Glen could be moved to court. The Board of Works backs the sale, offering $500 and a graded sodded gulley, while some oppose a North Twenty third street track claim. Study argues the railroad could condemn the land for free and use it as it wishes.
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Glen
Bartel
North Twenty-third Street
Main
D Streets
Board of Works
Desfras
Study
Money for Sewer Contract Fund Approved in City Council
West Side sewer contracts lack funds in the city treasury after the budget. City Controller Parry introduced an ordinance, approved unanimously, to appropriate 5000 dollars to pay for the improvements.
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West Side
Parry
Misa Mary Laurence Elected Principal in Hughesville Md
Misa Mary Laurence of West Richmond Earlham class of 1908 has been elected principal of a Friends academy in Hughesville Maryland and will assume duties in September.
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Misa Mary Laurence
West Richmond
Earlham
Friends’ Academy
Hughesville
Citizens demand resignations spark Bold Board critique
A speaker denounces a board for calls for resignations amid stalled talks with the traction interests. He calls the move audacious and says the board should be thanked for its stance, asserting a demand for renewed negotiations with the traction group.
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Traction
Prof Hodgin Illness Alters Earlham History Expert
Friends report Prof Cyrus Hodgin confined to bed due to a serious illness. He has taken a leave of absence from Earlham College and will not work for several months. Hodgin is a renowned history authority and former head of Earlham’s history department and author of widely used textbooks.
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Cyrus Hodgin
Hodgin
Earlham College
Perfection of Plans for the Campaign in the West
A discussion last evening proposed hiring a capable inspector for 1290 to 1400 though local veterinarians would not accept the quote. The milk inspection has benefited the city without cost, with Inspector Owens involved, highlighting the need for continued public oversight.
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Owens
Gennett Theatre Show Promises Talking Pictures This Week
The Gennett presents a program led by Talking Motion Pictures Humanoyoa with standard feature films and illustrated songs. Behind the scenes performers supply dialogue as clearly as on stage. Worth seeing at five and ten cents with four daily showings beginning Thursday afternoon.
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Gennett
Humanoyoa
Whhich
Suit Filed Over Barn Rent Appeal in Wayne Circuit
Lucinda Chariton of Hagerstown sues Arch Hindman and wife over barn rent in a Wayne circuit appeal. The case targets rental disputes and seeks court action to resolve the claim. The parties are identified but details of the claim and relief are not specified in the readable text.
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Lucinda Chariton
Hagerstown
Arch Hindman
Wayne Circuit
Landers Are Denied West Campaign Open Sept 15
Republican speaking campaign plans for the middle west face denial as Sherman Croker's effort is challenged. Chicago reports note conferences led by Mack with Democratic national committee leaders and prominent Democrats shaping the push. Missouri congressman Tak Clark predicts Bryan gains with Missouri voters expected to yield a 40,000 plurality and all 16 Missouri congressmen backing Bryan.
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West
Sherman—Croker
Chicago
Middle West
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Tak Clark
Missouri
Denver
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Kentucky
Ohio
Hinejs
Bryan
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Bryan and Van Cleave clash over campaign talk in Nebraska
In Fairview Nebraska Aug 17 James W Van Cleave president of the manufacturers association renews warnings against voting for the Democratic candidate. William Jennings Bryan declines extended comment accusing Van Cleave of shifting topics. A telegram alleging a $200000 pledge to oust Col. James M Guffey is denied by Bryan. A separate Utica ceremony previews presidential notification events for James I Sherman with Senator Burrows arriving.
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van Cleave
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
James W van Cleave
Manufacturers’ Association
Bryan
Hrgan
Pittsburg
James Kerr
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Kerr
Mr. Bryan
Sherman
Utica
N. Y
James I. Sherman
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Charman
Root
Stryker
Hamillton College
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Lapalgia
Ghautalqua
C. Trimble
Louie B. Dales
C. G. Swain
Council
Ton & Western
John Strattan
Liberty
Mr. Jones
Dr. Jones
Byram Robbins
Jones
Jessup
Will Barton
B. B. Johnson
North E Street
van Pein
Twentieth Street
DR. C.S. Bond
Watson P. O'Neal
Board of Works and Council
North Street
Police
Prof
Hodgin A
Talking Pictures
Landers
Croker
Richard Croker
Roosevelt
King Edward
Croker Kenteg
David Bennett Huh
Glencairn
Mr. Croker
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