Eastern Headquarters to Open August Twenty Seventh
The piece notes the Democratic Party campaign headquarters to open in New York on August 27. It lists national figures like Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon Senator Knox La Follette and possibly Moraker, with Mack as national chairman. It also mentions fundraising appeals, Chautauqua events, and a Sunday School address by Dr. Joseph Clark at Chan t agamy grounds with a grand concert and various activities the following days.
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Tion
Fram Ho Wiehe
Ea Teed
Republica National
Fairbanks
Cannon
Knox
LaFollette
Moraker
Chal Hitebeek Deci Md Vn
Obiestaatei
Poctker
VAD Weistetma Ithe
Wowie Net
Bryan Receives Mascot Trick Mule In Lincoln Visit
Democratic candidate William J. Bryan received a trick mule from the Minnesota State Agricultural Society to serve as the party mascot. He welcomed the animal at Fairview with his family and planned to name it after newspaper correspondents. Bryan pressed to finish speeches for Des Moines and Chicago Labor Day events while preparing a labor speech.
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Falrview
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Minnesota State Agricultural Society
Puirview
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Vistors
Des Moines
Haive
Fie
Chicago
Taft and Foraker Talk Fishing Plans at Lake Erie
Senator Joseph B. Foraker said he has no special information on the national or Ohio political scene and will not join Taft at Middle Bass Island for the fishing trip. He denied any feud and said relations with Taft are friendly.
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New York
Joseph B. Foraker
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Ohio
Taft
Middle Bass Island
Lake Erie
Tatts
Youngstown
Taft declines opening campaign event at Hot Springs
Representative James Kennedy of Youngstown Ohio announced to Mr Taft that plans for a national Republican campaign opening in Hot Springs Virginia on September 5 include many Republicans from Indiana Pennsylvania New York Maryland West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee The committee requests Tafts presence but he will not attend to maintain his Cincinnati campaign rule All presidential nominees from Chicago will speak in the national campaign as announced in New York August 19.
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Hot Springs
James Kennedy
Youngstown
Taft
Minos
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
West Virginia
Kennucky
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ian
Chautauqua Grounds Buzz With Parades and Plans
Eighty schools expected to participate and sixty floats to be in line for Friday and Saturday events. Dr Joseph Clark to deliver the address program. Townspeople prepare for a Wayne county Sunday School parade with numerous bands, floats, and historical figures, drawing participants from four counties.
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Joseph Clark
Appeal Taken on State Right to Destroy Seized Liquor
The case stems from a police raid on Dr. Arthur Jones in Whitewater over alleged liquor sales. Judge Converse ruled the state may destroy the confiscated goods, a decision appealed by Jones and his attorney Byram Robbins await circuit court action. Separately, Wayne County Historical Society meets at 2:30 p.m. with S. B. Huddleston presenting on Altitudes of Wayne County.
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Arthur Jones
Whitewater
Richmond
Jones
Converse
Byram Robbins
Circuit Court
Two Men Hurt In Fort Wayne Avenue Horse Incident
Perry Moss and James Fowler of Camlen were thrown from a runaway horse on Fort Wayne Avenue near Sixth Street. Moss suffered head cuts and bruises while Fowler sustained a broken rib leg injuries and bruises. The nervous horse broke the holdbacks, the buggy ran away, the pair were injured, and the horse was captured after fleeing to Ninth and Main.
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Perry Moss
James Fowler
Fort Wayne Avenue
Camlen
Mr. Mauss
Ft. Wayne Avenue
Moss
Fowler
Sixth Street
Camden
Ninth
Maine Streets
October 7 troop march plans for Fort Harrison and city visit
Johnson and Nimrod Johnson return from Indianapolis after meeting with Hline and Hastern traction officials and Ft. Benjamin Harrison commander about Tenth regiment arrival timing. Todd and the committee seek a donation for the Fall Festival but await traction company decision. Col Green signals limited interest. if march begins Oct 7, arrival in the city would likely occur the following Monday.
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J. Freesian
Nimrod Johnson
Fred Irone
Indianapolis
I.re’ Hlinte
Hastern Traction Company
Benjamin Harrison
Todd
Traction Company
Col. Green
Riot at Atlanta station as troops pass through
Police and troops clash at the Atlanta terminal as U S regulars from Port Slackton head to the Pacific Coast. Private Frank Smith is stabbed amid escalating violence. officers struggled to control the crowd while reserve units were summoned. A lengthy injunction filing is planned to block freight tracks on North Twenty third Street citing damage to Glen residents' peace and aesthetics.
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Atta. Mag
Port Sloctun
Paettic
Fort McPherson
Bankhead
Jill
Frank Smith
Glen
Terre, Hale, Indianapolis and
Baston Trac. Hill Company
North Twenty-third Street
Outlook
Indiumapolis
Board of Works
Wilfred Jessup
A. M. Gardner
Jefferson club urged to attend Kern vice presidential notification
Members of the Jefferson club urged to go to Indianapolis next Tuesday for the notification of John W. Kern for vice president. Jackson Club asked for a representative to Lafayette today to discuss forming a state federation, but the secretary said the notice was too short.
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The
Jefferson
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Jackson Club
Lafayette
Urban bird problem spurs police warning on shooting
Police warn property owners within city limits not to shoot at birds despite nuisance of thousands of blackbirds roosting in maples east of Twelfth Street. Residents report sleep disruption during evening roosts and morning flights.
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Twelfth
Crusade 15 Targets Speed Violations By Automobilists
The report describes a crusade against speeding violations by automobilists and motorcyclists. It notes repeated infractions and says one arrest could not be made due to inability to locate the vehicle.
Complain About Boys Spur Police Comments
The note contends police will not be sorry when school opens as children will have chores and not give reason for Uiltie complaints. It claims nearly every day the police are sent to incidents involving youths.
White River Baptist Association Opens Sessions at First Baptist
The White River Valley Baptist Association begins at First Baptist Church at 10:15 AM with opening service led by Rev. G. W. Bower. Program includes letters, committees, and church mission topics, then P U. election of officers, and addresses on home missions and polity.
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White River Valley Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
G. W. Bower
Serman
F. M. Chamberlain
C. Lemberger
Local Notices Roundup From Various Towns
Reports include marriage licenses for Bessie Frasier and Ora Edwards and Jennie Hull and Lewis Miller, a trial update on Nancy Marfard for trespass, Harrison Township farm sale to Peter Kinmner, new doctor in Dublin, parade for Sunday school children, fire department buys 500 feet of hose, Prof. Ellabarger buys a 165 acre farm, marriage at Covington Kentucky, cruelty case against John Schroeder, clover seed yield notes, Charles Weeghman fined for speeding, and Fall Festival committee meeting plans.
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Bessie Lee Frasier
Ora Harrison Edwards
Jennie Minnie Hull
Lewis B. Miller
Riehmant
Meeting Of The Bankers In October Possible
The Sixth district bankers may hold their meeting in the city in October during the Fall festival after the July meeting was postponed. Darlham College summer school ends Friday August 28 and the college year begins September 28.
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Darlham College
Palace Opens Teachers In Clay Township Schools Begin Sept
The Clay township graded schools will begin on Sept. 7 with Principal Millard Markle assisted by Miss Nellie Lamb and Miss Isabel Keinzle. Inter mediate teacher Miss Ethel Gifford, primary Mrs. Daniel Moore. Herman Roth, once at the Wernle Home, a boy from Richmond, has opened a venture at The Palace on Main street between Highth and Ninth. The boy was placed with a farmer near Marlow after illness and a lengthy treatment.
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Clay Township
Millard
Markle
Nellie Lamb
Isabel Keinzle
Ethel Gifford
Daniel Moore
Richmond
Herman Roth
Palace
Wernle
Highth
Marlow
Squirrel shooting leads to fine and jail time in county court
Lon Montgomery of the south of the city was fined for shooting two squirrels on June 5 in Justice Abbott's court. Unable to pay the $60.76 in fines costs and expenses, he was sent to the county jail.
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Lon Montgomery
Justice Abbott
New High School Plans Discussed By Board
School board and Supt. T A Mott reviewed September opening plans for a new high school building with forty rooms doubling current capacity. The group deferred selecting an English teacher after Miss Maring’s resignation and announced a public sale August 29 for Starr and Kelp properties.
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T. A. Mott
Maring
Shortridge High School
G. Luken
Fred Hamilton Out On Liberty In Bunko Case
Fred Hamilton received word that Forest A. Colvin and his father John C. Hamilton filed $400 bond for his appearance in city court to answer bunko steering charges. He was arrested Monday after a complaint by attorney Joseph Ricker of Eldorado. He was jailed with Frank Lapaglia who faced a murder attempt case, making his release notable. Hamilton is not charged with direct involvement in the murder plot, only as a possible confederate. He allegedly took and disposed of a motorcycle intended for trade to Colvin in exchange for Colvin’s automobile, with $400 bond posted.
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Fred Hamilton
Forest A. Colvin
John C. Hamilton
Hamilton
Joseph Ricker
Eldorado
Frank Lapaglia
Joseph Rrigo
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Earlham ‘Olege
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Weary County
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Nancy F. Marfard
John Nichols
Harrison Township
Lice Hartman
Chas. Bord
Peter Kinmner
Hartman
Dublin
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Lewisville
the Christian Sunday School
Port Wayne Avenue
Math Street
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D. R. Ellabarger
Piqua
John W. Ellabarger
Tames Ammerman
Covington
Wiliam G. Zefler
Dayton
Hazé A. Fisher
S. B. Fisher
Covington, Ky
Miss Fisher
John Schroeder
Schroeder
Catbridge City
Thos. Kepfer
Charles Weeghman
Harand Simmons
Miss Mering
W. H. Bartel and Company
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R. Ellabarger
Anna Finfrock
Caroline Heitbrink
Miss Frinfrock
Miss Heitbrink
Agnes Stillinger
Nellie Mawhood
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