Democratic Convention Names Honest Ticket for County Offices
The convention praised the slate as composed of capable, honest men whose democracy and public service record assure they will perform duties well. Voters are urged to support every candidate on the ticket in the next election.
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Nice
Eaton
Mamed
Jevvery
Curtis Morrow
Morrow
McCtain Company
Edward F. Nttelpauga
Richland
Mar
Atoorney
Charles L. Justice
Marton
Justice
Justioes
Waldo Township
John G. Stark
Hex
Ryan and Burke
Bern
Leiterty
Plemanut F
Samuel Creasap Han
A. H. Tronk
Mfe
Mr. Creasip
Charles Freeman
Samuel Bader
George Weldemaier
Dinester
Freeman
Marion Township
Weldemaier
Tully Townslip
Air
Bader
City
Rity
Mitaklin
Saturday's Democrat Convention Draws Large Attendance
The Saturday convention drew a large crowd eager for entertainment and to see capable men chosen for offices. Delegates remained focused on selecting the best ticket, signaling a strong party spirit and determination to reckon with current conditions in Marion county. It was described as a real old fashioned Democrat gathering.
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Fife
Marion County
Down
Gaturiay
Ticket lines up strong for Marion county race
The Democrat ticket for Marion county features incumbents and new nominees praised for proven records. Willy Smith Congress veteran Wottring Longshore Morrow Nittelpaunga Trusta Justice Stark Crensap Trout and others are highlighted for integrity, experience, and readiness to serve.
Slumbers Disturbed at Maud Frank Party Faintings Reported
A Slumberland party hosted by Miss Maud Frank ended in four young women fainting and others overcome after a night of merriment. The incident occurred late Friday into Saturday, with a medical scene as guests were aided and revived. Names listed include Mivwis Havel and Minnt irk among others, as investigators probe the cause of the fainting episode.
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Peoring
Tven
Mike Maude
Rank
Kim Street
Apf
W. A
Death of J. W. Low in Newark Tonight Funeral Plans
W. W. Kunelelier reported the death of J. W. Low, a well known former resident of the city, at his Newark home Sunday evening. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday afternoon from the Newark home. Low left a wide circle of Marion friends who will mourn his loss.
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Worl
W. W. Kunelelier
J. W. Low
Thie City
Newark
O'Vinek
Nis Loo
Railroad man survives fall after Union Station accident
A railroad worker named Luther Fosdick leaped onto a fast eastbound freight at Union Station this morning and sustained very serious injuries. Despite being hurled along the platform, the man rose and walked away, astonishing witnesses who described the scene as remarkable and chaotic with several railroad men nearby.
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Luther Fosdick
Union Station
Ueman
Pointed Beards and Secret Dinners of Parie-To Society
A fragment describes the Sphenopogones, a secret society in Pranue where ninelew members are required to wear pointed beards and mustaches. They meet monthly for private dinners arranged by the treasury official called the gonfalon fer, with members elected secretly and penalties for nonconformity. Confessors celebrate with uproarious applause for notable public praise.
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Lavent Settatin Society
Freaka
Ninelew
Tes
Ita Delitiwrasions
Pranue
Office Boy Tale Reveals Bright Candidate Refuses Offer
A promotion seeker advertised for an office boy and received 100 replies. He interviewed a promising youth who asked about a character note. the boy returned later with the promoter's own note and refused the job. The tale ends with a moral about perspective in life.
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Ctenter
Weill
Policemen Shot by Freight Car Robbers
May 4 report from Tooodo O notes Patrolman Boyle fatally wounded in a Sunday morning arrest attempt in a freight yard. Fred Jechiel gravely wounded, Jackson and Hoyle also injured. Bechtel captured later at his aunt's home. other gang members fled. Boyle died soon after. Jechiel clung to life as Bechtel faced serious injuries but possible recovery.
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Toodo
Polie
James Boyle
Fred Jechiel
Tno
Caot
Jackson
Hoyle Boyle
George Rogers
John Mack
Dette
Boyle
Bechtel
Fnally
Ohls Wall Paper Club Meeting At East Center Street
Mrs Arthur Honefanger hosted a Twigs club meeting on East Center Street Saturday afternoon. Bridge was played, prizes awarded to Mrs Culberson and the priest, with refreshments served. Attendees included Mrs Stoltz and Mrs Copeland among others. Ella Cramer reported on a member meeting in 1930. Dorothy Bush played piano. Next meeting set for two weeks later. May dance planned at Schwinger’s hall with a symphony on Shestra ning mon.
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Arthur Honefanger
East Center Street
Bridge
Mra. Hi
Culberson
Prive
C. ©. Stoltz
Mra
Stoltz
Mee
George Copeland
Mra. J
Matethews
den Evang
B Mane
Mrk
Quisley
Ward
Anthony
Reef Thiluth
Cantar Street
Fternoon
Ella Cramer
Mantborn
Helen Han
Wilch
Dorothy Bush
Bchwinger
Shestra
Fear For Welfare of Mer President Grover Cleveland
Fragmentary OCR reports from an official source state former President Grover Cleveland is gravely ill. The afternoon update notes the illness is due to stomach complications and a severe condition may prevent recovery. Family members strive to keep the public informed.
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Grover Cleveland
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New Yor
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Putnam County
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W. L. Douglas
Massachusetts
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Erie
Erle Road
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