Bryan to speak at Woodmen Head Camp in Indianapolis
The Modern Woodmen of America Head Camp meets June 15 to 20 in Indianapolis drawing national figures led by William Jennings Bryan. Bryan will deliver the speech nominating A R Talbot of Lincoln for head consul while Champ Clark and other dignitaries attend. The event includes a clerks’ meeting, foresters’ encampment preparations, and daily band parades with public access to shows and meals.
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Woodmen of America
Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Lincoln
A. R. Talbot
W. A. Northcott
Tiiots
Talbot
Mr. Bryan
J. G. Johnson
Kansas
Fred White
Pontiac
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Champ Clark
Congress
Bowling Green
Clark
George Dbd. Methelsohn
Beatrice
Neb
R. N. Poynter
Nebraska
Grand Island
Charles N. Herried
South Dakota
A. T. Bitas
Michigan
Samuel van Sant
Minnesota
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Richard Yates
Iinois
John T. Kean
South Lane
Rod John J. Each
Jew Synage
Syanniy Me
Cécram
John Clare
Joliet
Lowing
H. P. Hoyt
Camp Clerks of
Syee Jos
G. Bruce
Enanserous
C. A. Bookwalter
Seattle
Wash
J. D. Clough
City
C. W. Hawes
I. H. Norling
F. L. Bennett
Hagerstown
Druids Elect Officers for Coming Year
The Grand Drove of Druids elected officers for the new year including Grand Arch Charles G. N. Dider from Indianapolis Vice Grand Arch William Burk Indianapolis Secretary J H Haught Indianapolis Treasurer Martin Arion Lafayette Creek Grand Trustee W J Bornstein Indianapolis Supreme Representative T L Goodwin alternate Charles Stallard Lafayette. The best degree work contest did not occur due to Maple and Manilla lodges' absence. Magnolia Grove received the $12 prize.
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Grand Drove of Druids
Grand Arch
Charles G. N. Dider
Indiana
William Burk
Indianapolis
J. H. Haught
Indianapo
Martin Arion
Lafay-Cre
W J Bornstein
ro-Witt
T. L. Goodwin
Charles Stallard
Laayette
Maple
Manilla
Magnolia Grove
Weather delays Columbia Club roof opening to Tuesday night
Persistent bad weather forces postponement of the Columbia Club roof garden opening. Last night officials posted the new date as Trester night, with better forecasts for a pleasant evening and planned entertainment.
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Columbia Club Roof
Columbia Club
Argument in Stahl trial and the scheme against Logsdon
Detailing prosecutors claim that Stahl and associates conspired to corruptly offer money to Logsdon, a public official, while disputing defenses based on decoy motives. The speech argues the law covers intent and that the crime completes at the offer, urging the judge to bind over Stahl as charged.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Logsdon
Qpaan
Mr. Logsdon
Stahl
Banks
Indianapolis News
Gerber
Noel
Rahke
Father Gavish
Brown
Hunt
St. Louis
Council Committee
Smith
Fred Heler
Gus Rahke
Stabbi
Mr. Esdon
Bookwalter
Joss
Fred Matson
William A. Ketcham
Defense Argues State Has No Basis to Bind Stahl
Mr. Charles W. Smith contends the State presented no evidence justifying binding Mr. Stahl over to the grand jury. He asserts the state’s evidence, even when viewed in its favor, fails to support the action and outlines simple, plain principles guiding the investigation into sprinkling and sweeping contracts amid charges against Mr. Logsdon.
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Spaan
Charles W. Smith
Stahl
Grand Jury
Smith
Council
Logsdon
Noel
Detectives use steered intrigue in Indianapolis case
The article recounts a gambling probe where fines unpaid by gamblers prompted suspicions of official protection. It explains how investigators used an undercover agent, Stahl, to expose corruption, noting conflicting statements, legal backing for investigative methods, and varied newspaper commentaries from Richmond Item and Noblesville Ledger.
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Gus Rake
Folk
St. Louis
Falk
Stahl
Citizens’ League
Richmond
Indianapolis
Noblesville Ledger
Logsdén
Police investigate poolroom opening on Pearl Street
Superintendent Taffe reports receipt of a night call about a poolroom opening at B West Pearl Street by Fred Helter and John Shea. An investigation was ordered at once to determine the facts.
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West Pearl Street
Fred Helter
John Shea
Taffe
Kruse and Deweter Warm-Air Furnaces Ad
Kruse and Deweter promote warm air furnaces for East Washington and nearby areas. The ad highlights installations for residential heating with a focus on efficiency and lasting performance.
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Kruse & Deweter
East Washingtonn Furnaces
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State Senate
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Mr. Noel
Shea
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Asth
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Stansfield
United States
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Matthews
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Dorsey
Timate
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Mr. Taggart
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