Daybreak Everywhere in Missouri Politics Speech
Governor Folk addresses a large Chautauqua audience, urging public conscience and reform. He criticizes political bosses, praises state primaries shifting power to the people, and notes progress against graft, gambling, and corruption in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Chanauqua
Mon Trout
Richmond
Falk
Fife
Swener
United States Senate
Fath
Jie
Folk
St. Louis
First Sunday at Chautauqua Highlights Fireproof Conviction
Large crowds from nearby towns attend the first Sunday program. Rev. Alfred T. Ware heads the Sunday School supervision, Dr. John P. O. John preaches on A Fireproof Conviction, and Governor Folk decries corruption while praising lawfulness. Mrs. Lake delivers a powerful address and Whitney performers entertain in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred T. Ware
Myr. Goodwin
John P. Od. John
Pe Pauw University
John
Raymond Wehbey
Ernest Reid
Charles Cox
J. J. Garver
Rox Laces
White Sox Fail To Appear In City Amateur Championship
Report states the White Sox did not show up for the city amateur championship game and concede defeat. Winners claim the forfeiture confirms their claim to the title and deny the White Sox any championship rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Phave
Friends Conference at Winona Lake Announces Details
Edward Harris of Richmond will attend the Friends Conference at Winona Lake from August 28 to September. The event includes speakers from across the country and fraternal delegates, with sessions open to the public. Accommodation rates range from 7.50 to 19.00 dollars weekly, and advances for badges and baggage tags are available. Purdue University supports the exhibit with dairy, agronomy, and fertilizer displays and live demonstrations on farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Conference
Winona Lake
West
Richmoni
Edward HW Rawson
New York City
Char‘ie Swain Thomas
Shortridge ‘Isl School
Indianapolis
Krangt Hell
Chicago
Jesse H. Holmes
Swarthmore
I. Mills
University of Michigan
Edward Harris
Richmond
Wilson
Artman
Lebanon
Wincus and Sane
John Cooper
Clara Morris
North 12Th Street
Mary H. Whitson
Winona
Lake
Ant
Purdue University
Indiana
Burglar Vents Gen nett Home on Main Street
Early yesterday a burglar entered the Gen nett residence at nineteenth and Main, ransacking from cellar to garret and leaving only a pair of Fred Gennett trousers and an empty pocket hook. Mrs Gennett awoke to the intruder who fled through a back window. two suspects were arrested and later released. The thief, of medium size, sought money rather than silverware.
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Asho
Mir
Henry Gennett
Fred Gennett
Gennett
Hazel Reid
Glen Millers Default Game After Burglary Intrusion
Police reported the Glen Millers defaulted a game scheduled at East End after a burglary attempt. A thief pried a board, gained entry under a window and ransacked most rooms, leaving a pocket book and trousers pockets empty. Furniture was moved, drawers emptied, and items scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Millers
Umny
Pire
Lengthy injunction suit seeks halt of street route
A voluminous injunction suit targets the Terre Haute Indianapolis andastern Traction Co over use of North Twenty thirds Street between Main and North 0 streets. Plaintiffs seek a temporary injunction and $100 in damages, with hearing set for M. Radner and Wilfred Jessup. The 25 page complaint details possible damages from rapid construction and questions the route’s viability through Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute, Indiangnolis and
Astern ‘Traction Co
Glen
Uiek
Stata
Upset Buggy at the Glen Injures Two
Earl Hart of Kitchell Station and Miss Elizabeth Dunbar of North Manchester were injured when their buggy was upset by a runaway horse at Twenty fourth and Main streets after the Chautauqua session. Miss Dunbar suffered facial and body bruises and scratches.
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Earl Hart
Kitchell Station
Elizabeth Dunbar
North Manchester
Twenty-fourth
Main Streets
Miss Dunbar
Hicksite Friends sessions move among Pendleton Richmond and Wilmington
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Hicksites progresses with sessions in Pendleton Richmond and Wilmington. Prominent attendees include Isaac Wilson of Bloomfield Indiana and Wilson Dean of Indianapolis. Sessions continue through Wednesday with Richmond represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Yearly Meeting of
Hicksite Friends
Pendleton
Richmond
Wilmington
Isaac Wilson
Bloomfield
Can
Wilson
Dean
Indianapolis
Scotioh man held on suspicion in home entry case
Lee Reid, a Scotioh man, was arrested last night by Officer Bundy in the South C. & L. yards on suspicion. He answered the description of the person who entered Henry Jennett's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Reid
Bundy
C. & L. Yards
Henry Jennett
Weather summary for week with warm sizzlers and light rain
A weekly weather recap notes four standpoints with generally pleasant conditions except for Sunday and Monday hot spells. Rainfall totals 0.11 inches. Daily temperatures are listed, reflecting a mild to warm trend and a notable heat spike on the weekend.
Real Luxury Claims Rise From Farm Losses in Wayne Township
Township Trustee Potter reports losses due to dogs killing livestock including sheep hogs calves chickens geese and turkeys with $153.50 paid to date this year. Two residents William Jennings and Charles Strader filed claims for turkeys and poultry killed by dogs last week, seeking reimbursement.
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Potter
Wayne
William Jennings
Charles Strader
Funeral for Thomas Long Held at Family Home
Thomas Long who was struck by a car on Main Street Thursday evening died from his injuries. The funeral was at his sister Mrs. Chandler Williams home 404 North Tenth Street at 2 oclock, conducted by Rev B R Traum of the Christian church. Burial followed in Earlham cemetery.
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Thomas Long
Main Street
Chandler Wiliams
North Tenth Street
R. Traum
The
Christian Church
Earlham Cemetery
Wesley T. Finney
North Eighteenth Street
Ind
Cartos
City
Ballingar
Finney
Clarence
Purdue
S. R. Traum
Warthum Cemetery
Reid Denies Stock Market Involvement Amid Rumors
Rock Island board chairman Daniel G. Reid scoffs at reports of a receiver for the road and of his stock market activity. Chicago Rock Island officials likewise deny any receivership claims as stock-jobbing chatter circulates. Also noted: Wesley Finney dies at 58 after years of asthma. funeral set for Tuesday at his home and burial in Wartherm Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Reid
Rock Island
Bank of England and Rothchilds
Chicago
Rock Island Railway System
B. L. Winchell
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
A State Fair Feature Teaches Hoosier Farmers Benefit
A state fair feature explains that work of this nature offers lessons for Hoosier farmers to learn from and apply to their own operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Murder near Laporte leads to shooting threat
At a farm near Westvilla Englebert Topper, Edward Meachall, and William Delph are involved in a quarrel. Delph, intoxicated, seeks his home then returns with a gun to shoot his brother in law. Mrs Meachall hurries to warn Topper as Delph enters the residence amid threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Englebert Topper
Westvilla
William Delph
Edward
Purdue
Meachall
Topper
Mra.Board of Agriculture
Sarah M
Agri- Delph
House
Delph Camelty
Wade 18 improving after jail arrest in bridge accident
William Wade, a Black man, remains at the county jail where he shows ongoing improvement after two years in police custody. A hearing date has not yet been set for the fault court case charging him with bringing stolen property into the state following a collision at the north C. G. L. bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wade
North C. G. & L. Bridge
Effault
Stolerty
Atnte
Pierced by buggy shaft Mrs Moore killed in street
Mrs Mary Moore wife of Timothy Moore was struck by a runaway carriage near the Big Four freight house Meredian street. A buggy shaft pierced her chest and heart causing instant death. The incident also left her husband Timonthy Moore, once an engine-house worker at Union City, deeply affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Husband Theatre
Indy
Mary Moore
Timothy Moore
Easthaven Hospital
Anderson
Big Pour Railroad
Union City
Moore
Supt Carr Released After Fight Over Policies
Supt J W Carr, ex-Anderson and Dayton schools leader, is freed after a hard fight. He is well known in Richmond as policies cost him his job. Ben Miller arrested Friday for public intoxication facing fines and costs in city court. Albert Brooks also faces the offense with a $26 bond set and a hearing scheduled.
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Supt
J. W. Carr
Anderson
Dayton
Supt. Carr
Richmond
Ben Miller
Albert Brooks
Park Lease Transfer Contemplates Pennsylvania Railroad Sale
A proposed deal would transfer the lease of Spring Lake Park located five miles west of Greenfield to the Pennsylvania Railroad. Details suggest a significant reorganization of the park’s management and operations under new ownership.
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Spring Lake Park
Greenfield
Pennsylvana Oa
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Tony Ko
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Tata
Mauen
Suport
Alripes
Byenee
United States
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Vina Tiene
Aerlicus Spitut
Mrs. Lake
Kitty
Whitneys
Whitneye
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Wayne Township
Long
W. T. Finney
Reid
Rock Island Report
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Wade
East Haven
Case
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Dickering
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