Bryan Confers With Mana gers About the Campaign
Chicago and Salem reports detail William Jennings Bryan meeting with national and regional Democratic leaders including Norman Mack and M. C. Wetmore. They map plans for an East-West campaign, discuss speaking roles, fundraising, and midwest tour dates through September and into New York.
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Hyne of
Ley
Lametnet Whitesell
Sears
Wayne
Whitesell
Minos Strickler
Hagerstown
Milton Strickler
Tate
Cambridge
Chicago
William
Troy Dushand
Amos Strickler
Bryan
Whttesell
West Lawn
Norman E. Mack
M.C. Wetmore
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Bhyan
Mack
John
Shmitar
Kern
Salem
Marshall
Twelfth
Detail
South
National Committee
East
Tal Senator
Culberson
Texas
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Malcome Patterson
Tennessee
John F. Lamb
Indiana
Middle West
Illnois
Ohio
Kentucky
New York
Harvey C. Garber
William L. Finley
Ton L. Johnson
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Great Sunday School Rally Draws Five Thousand In Wayne County
Thousands gathered in Richmond for a Wayne County Sunday School parade with about five thousand participants including men and boys, plus five hundred vehicles. The event showcased floats from local townships, bands, and youth groups, highlighting moral strength and religious unity across the county. A finance meeting was planned for the fall festival with city officials and church groups coordinating fundraising and parade arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britiatt
Wayne County
Richmond
Orange Township
Chester
Middleboro M. & Sunday School
Cambridge City Band
Richmond City
Wayne County Drum and Bugle Corps
Democratic
St. Paul's ‘Lutheran Church
Bicycle Corpa
Indiana Sunday School A Association
Shaw
Richmond Chautauqua
Johnson
Wayne
Fall
Thelstets
Improved health and vacations in local notes
Mrs. Hil Dye has recovered and is able to be about after illness. Rev. W. J. Whitlock of Centerville Methodist church is away on vacation spending time at Marina, Indiana. Mr and Mrs Robert Napier of Liberty report the loss of their twin children last week. The Glen reunion is planned again next year by the Beott and Arnett families in Wayne county. Scott family reunion planned at Fairmount this week. William Curme of Connersville likely to be admitted to hospital after a suicide attempt.
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Hil. Dye
W. J. Whitlock
Methodist Church
Centerville
Marina
Ind
Robert Napier
Liberty
Scott
Beott
Arnett
Wayne County
Fairmount
Wheel Stolen From Albert Rost in Richmond Firm
Albert F Rost of the Richmond Hrokertye Company mourns as a thief lifts four fine bicycles from the firm. Rost chased the culprit briefly along two blocks but lost sight of the thief, leaving the incident under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Rost
Richmond] Hrokertye Company
Rost
Uren
Democrats Urged to Attend Thirty Cent Club Meeting
Democrats are urged to attend a meeting at the party headquarters in the Colonial building next Thursday evening to organize a thirty cent club. The group aims to raise small campaign subscriptions and perform related campaign work.
Sunday School Rally Sets Wayne County Record
Report says Saturday event for a Sunday school rally drew an unprecedented crowd in Wayne County, surpassing any prior religious demonstration in the county. Organizers hailed the turnout as a historic milestone for the movement and local community engagement.
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Wayne County
Bell and Home Telephone Co establish long distance link
The Bell and Home Telephone Company connections are now established allowing Home subscribers to reach Bell long distance by dialing seven. Bell operators can call the Home company directly from their switchboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Home Telephone Company
Mrs E Strickler Pioneer Called Dead at 15
Special to The News reports in Indiana that Mrs E Strickler, a pioneer figure, has died at age 15 in a troubled notice from a local town. The fragment notes the date August 22 and location Rstown Indiana, but many details are unreadable.
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E. Strickler
Rstown
Ind
Centerville Plans Bond Issue for Cemetery Fund
Attorney Wilfred Jessup prepares bonds for the Centerville corporation to be placed on the market soon. The issue bears 5 percent interest and is payable in ten years to raise 1400 dollars for cemetery expenses.
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Wilfred Jessup Ie
Corporation of
Centerville
Government to witness first public aeroplane tests at Fort Myer
Washington set to see a Wright aircraft in a public trial next week in the army aerial proving ground at Fort Myer. Orville Wright, in Le Mans and Fort Myer, says the craft will fly five miles round trip at about forty miles per hour with a $25,000 prize for the speed test. A one hour endurance flight and photo opportunities are promised. Ten year old girl dies in Jogepping noted in brief.
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Washington
Washngton
France
Orville Wright
Wilbur
le Mans
Fort Myer
Wright
Folk Leader to Speak at Richmond Chautauqua Tonight
Governor of Missouri will address the audience this evening on a subject of public import at the Richmond Chautauqua. The event promises regional interest as a noted public figure speaks on current affairs.
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Missouri
Richmond Chautauqua
Chautauqua events showcase Whitney and Ratto
Yesterday's feature programs centered on Edwin M. Whitney's stage presence and John B. Ratto's vaudeville sketches. A large crowd enjoyed the Richmond City Band afternoon concert and the Whitney performances, with Ratto delivering an entertaining evening monologue and characterizations.
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Whitneys
Richmond City Band
John B. Ratto
Edwin M. Whitney
Hig
Ratto
Antoine Carruso
Cincinfahman
Jall
Sicily
London
East Side
Chicago
Mansfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Bam
Wiatwand
Carruso Faces Troubles In Local Scuffle At Grounds
Avantaen charges of selling items spark a dispute at the Chautauqua grounds where a courteous policeman helps several youngsters who have drifted apart. The scene reflects a minor incident amid chatter of mischief and neighborhood safety.
Police Save Waif At Chautauqua Grounds
A frightened girl clung to a policeman at the Chautauqua grounds as detectives searched for her guardians. The girl would not reveal her name or address, and efforts to calm her failed until the Chief of Police Bailey intervened. Later Horton of the Y M C A supervised athletic games for about 150 children, including Kickball and basketball relays, with leaders Harold Taggart Harold Myers Far Sleweke Thomas Davis Wallace Gifford and Brandon Griffin directing.
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Bailey
Chaptauqua
Panama Canal
Glen
Y. M. A. Horton
Chatauqua
Adirepsebialy
Harold Taggart
Harold Myers
Sleweke
Thomas Davis
Wallace
Frankel a Minstrel Returns to Town This Week
Harry Frankel a well known local young man with Coburns Minstrels will visit friends and relatives in the city today and through part of the week. He is the son of Sol Frankel a noted organist and recently joined Coburn after touring the South with the Belfest quartet. Friends eagerly celebrate his success.
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Harry Frankel
Coburn
Sol Frankel
Frankel
South
Belfest
Fight over ditch cleanup favors Kempton in Center Township
Fourteen Center township residents testified in the commissioners court about benefits John Kempton would receive from cleaning the L. M. Jones ditch. The hearing was continued to next Saturday as some witnesses could not testify. Property owners contend they also benefit but Kempton’s name was initially overlooked.
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Center Township
Commissioners’ Court
John Kempton
L. M. Jones
Kempton
Handi cap race draws 1500. Bigelow defeated in Richmond
A crowd of 1500 lined Main street to watch the Fourth Annual Handicapped bicycle road race by the Richmond Bicycle Dealers Association. 23 riders entered, 17 finished. Harry Griffith won first prize in 30 6, George Kell second. Howard Bigelow defeated, injuries and accidents noted. Elmer Ranis impressed with his comeback on a strange wheel.
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Main Street
Sixteenth
Richmond Bicycle Dealers’ Association
Howard Bigelow
Chicago
Eest
Harry Griffith
George Kell
Liberty
Kell
Lin
Bigelow
Earl Cotton
John Shallenberg
Cotton
Elmer Ranis
Hamilton
Huffman
Hal Moora
Elmer Smith
Harey Cox
Willam
B. M. Thornton
Slac Brown
Bigelow Sud
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Quiberson
Thomas R. Marshall
Dye
Indianapolis
Bethel A, M, E
Decatur
Commercial Club
Addigan C. Harris
Ruth Peenster
Ima Shidler
Cambridge City
Fresty Air Fund
The
Hell Company
Howard, Brooks
John Brooks
Nineteenth
North E Streets
Cincinnati
Mr. Brooks I
Society of Friends
William Penn
M. B
M. B. Church
Mt. Moriah
Trinity Tutheran Sunday School
Joseph Clark
Pleven
Buss
Clark
Wayne County Council
Hiumpe
Wayne County Sunday School Association
William Curme
Connersville
Demogratts
Thirty Cent Club
ARES
Wright Machine
County Boys
John P. Dohn
Leonora Vs. Latke
Ishtney Bross
Irs. Whitney
Gov
Ply
Polk
Whitney
Irs
Dr. G. Mhilips
Lunt
John T. Haines
G. M. Philips
Reich, Welbourn
Carruso
Avantaen
Iig
Serovar
Thelrsné
Lauria ED Speen
Shiveley
H. C. Muray
Edward Reddinghaug
Ninth
South G Streets
Officer Bundy
George Joseph Schafer
Estelle Bailey
Tarry
Dark Horse
George Bell
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