Indications Point To Long And Hard Convention Battle
Shelbyville Indiana April amid crowded camp of candidates for Congress to succeed James Ko Watson. Six contenders including Rev Lo Campbell Charles Stivers Judge Turnard and Will Hong push for victory. Delegations from Decatur Wayne and Wasne counties expected to swell crowds as Tom Davidson plans bold move to storm convention hall. capacity limits loom.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Dilly Blodgett
Indianapolis News Toolien
Moore
James Ko Watson
Lo Campbell
Waytin
Ninon
Deegan
Tom Davidson
Decatur County
Tte
Son Ap Pearce
Wasne
Tom Dae Fen
Bfe
Davidson
Special Republican Train Heads to Shelbyville for Campbell Rally
Wayne county Republicans depart at 7 20 pm for Shelbyville on a special Panhandle train with stops at Centerville and Cambridge City. An estimated 300 to 400 Campbellites join the trip amid hopes of Rev J O Campbell securing the nomination as Sixth district political history is made. Campbell left for Shelbyville this afternoon.
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Wayne County
Shelbyville
Convention City
Centerville
Cambridge City
Warne County Republican Central Committee
Friends of
Rev. J. 0 Campbell
Balletins
Campbell
TWO MORE LIVES LOST IN FIRE IN PASSAIC
A tenement blaze in Passaic this morning claimed two lives, J. April S-Wm Campbell aged twenty four and his brother Alexander aged fifteen, with several others escaping by narrow margins.
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Passaic
Wm. Campbell
Alexander
Appeal Probable in Charters Case in Richmond Wayne Co
Judge Fox sustained the demurrer in Charters vs Ci of Richmond and Wayne County Board of Commissioners. Appeal seems likely as Charters investigates matters with potential value for an appeal.
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Charters
Ci of
Richmond
Board of Commissioners
Wayne County
Fox
Circuit Court
Cat Adopts Squirrels and Foxes in Curious Tale
A local cat forms an unusual family by adopting and caring for nearby wildlife including squirrels foxes and a stray kitten. Neighbors observe the cat guiding the brood in a quiet garden as the animals explore together under a watchful gaze.
Warned Against Dishonest Work in Enumeration Efforts
Officials urge precau tions to prevent fraud in school enumeration across townships with Jackson and Wayne excluded. Trustees and superintendents coordinate divisions and lines west of the city and east of it. State education board warns that improper counting harms school revenues and may trigger corrections and penalties.
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Excepion
Jackson
Wayne
Porter
Tristee
Benjamin Pithes
Oirenih
City Limita
Tndiviapolis
Norprrtty
Dake
Jordan
F. A. Cotton
Colon
Cayton
Dames Navity
Wealthy Jeweler’s Home Dynamited Amid Kidnap Plot
The Hemet Antotce Lami, a wealthy jeweler, faced a dynamited home after an unheeded threat. Letters demanded a ransom for the return of his kidnapped wife and son, while the family endured a tense, perilous situation.
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Chiense
Emma Goldman Crosses U S Border Into United States
Emma Goldman entered the United States after crossing the border from Winnipeg Manitoba last night without interference.
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Emma Goldman
United States
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Weather Highlights for Indiana and Ohio
The Weather Prophet notes rain and colder air overnight into Wednesday. Thursday brings fair skies and colder temperatures, especially in the far south. Winds shift from south to northwest, then rise.
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Indiana
Confesses Burned Station and Stole Money in Arson Case
John E. Mintsberger a former agent for the C2 L and later HW Dp yields a Corie Grove tale. He admits to operating a bucket shop and “doubling cross” scheme, stealing margins and burning the depot at Cope Grove to cover losses. Losses total about $5800, with aid from US Express agent FM Selafer.
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John E. Mintsberger
C2 & L
HW & Dp
Yiledis
Corie Grove
Uiilsain
Cope Grove
Unial
Feney
Tibeerty
Morewetl Bucket Shop Company
Cincinnati
Huntshberger
Cincin
Toons CH & DP
Nites Sttes Spice Company
Hershberger
Ated Maansberger
Fie
Hart
FM. Selafer of
Chavitheau
United States Express Compat
Asquith Proclaimed Premier of Great Britain
Former chancellor Herbert H. H. Asquith was officially proclaimed Premier of Great Britain. He kissed the king's hand as he was appointed prime minister, with the ceremony noted in London.
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London
Ene
Hancellor Herbert HW. Asquith Wa
Aday
Great Britain
Bharritz
Asquith
Johnson Declines Nomination Seeks Presidential Support
Chicago reports Governor Johnson of Minnesota may pursue the presidential nomination by making several speeches this month. If Bryan is the nominee, Johnson is said to be a strong supporter and may back him actively.
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Chicago
John ‘Johnson
Minneso South
Bryan
Hunt for Burglars Who Shot Patrolman
A vigilant posse and officers search the countryside for three burglars after a patrolman was killed this morning. Miller pursued the getaway pair and was shot. another officer reached him at the station but died. The suspects targeted homes of W. H. Clark, A. J. Mansfield, and B. E. Ow, Silver.
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Balen. O
Harles Meler
Miller
Aml Cineshtoom
Real estate contract ruling impacts future transactions
In a Warne circuit court decision Judge Lafollette upheld a demurrer in a real estate broker dispute. The case centered on a verbal agreement later written, with the court holding contracts must be in writing to be enforceable. The ruling clarifies that promises not enforceable at any time cannot support new contracts and may affect future property deals.
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M. Lafollette
Warne
Doney Ve. Linshlin
Public Works Planed for Central Union Telephone Conduit
Work will begin soon on a conduit system on the south side of Math Street after public works approved the plan. Central Union Telephone Company will install new conduits with a fronted order of materials and poles. manager Hutton notes construction starts Monday. Western Union Telegraph wires will be relocated into the new conduit in Central Paten grounds.
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Central Union Telephone
Public Works
Central Union Telephone Company
Math Street
Erinance
Hutton
Momilas
Western Union Telegraph Company
McManus Returns From Terre Haute After Dwyer Funeral
Sergeant Dan McManus has returned from Terre Haute where he attended the funeral of William Dwyer, chief of the detective force, shot by the desperado McDonald after a jury verdict was returned. He questions the courage shown by Terre Haute police and other officers present at the courthouse.
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Dan McManus
Terre Haw
Javend
William Dwyer
McDonald
McManus
Terre Haute
Chautauqua to Be Largest Yet With National Figures
Missouri Governor Folk and Champ Clark head a lineup for the Chautauqua to run August 21 to 30. Secretary Goodwin reports a complete, instructional program with lectures on how laws are made and Our President, plus notable speakers from politics and science. Lectures, debates, and musical recitals fill the schedule with figures like Frank Dixon and Wallace Brice Amebary among others.
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Ecretary Goodwin
Riehmea
Whantaiqua
Goodwin
Chautauqua Hianagxement
Frank Dixon
M.C
John Pdohn
Folk
Missouri
America
Lenora M Lake
Reno Welburn
Earlham Enlete
Job
Teachers’ Institute
Sylvester A Long
Pebniary
Gennett
Zveblin
Chicago University
Etvic
Zueldin
Strickland Gillan
Invi
New Japan
Gypay” Soir
Enelixh
Champ Clark
India
National House of Representatives
Hruby
Talk of Compromise in Smith Vaughan Case Persists
Talk of a compromise in the Smith Vaughan case will not subside despite the attorneys earnest declarations that the case will come to trial next Monday.
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Smith-Vaughan
Smith- Vaughan
Illinois Saloon Fight In Nutshell Vote Result Snapshot
A terse wartime style tally shows saloon status by locale with counties and cities listed as wet or dry. The counts indicate a broad shift with numerous counties and cities mapped as remaining wet or having voted dry. Strong entities include Rock Island Rockford Springfield and Champaign.
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Springfield
Freeport
Aurora
Elgin
Sterling
Kankakee
Lincoln
Monmouth
Bloomington
Danville
Joliet
Murphysboro
Rock Island
Charge Against Fye Dismissed In City Court
Prosecutor and judge dismissed the assault and battery charge against Clayton Fye after a thorough investigation found insufficient evidence to prove guilt. Defense attorney noted Fye was clean shaven and had an alibi from witnesses at a Miller's saloon pool hall the evening of the alleged attack. The case appears unlikely to yield further arrests as leads disappeared.
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Deasip
Converse
Clayton Fye
Katherine MekKone
South Fourteenth Street
Jessup
Fye
Henry T. Johnson
Whey
Pye
Johnson
Frye
Rye
Mattoon
Ill
First National Bank
University of Illinois
Lyons
Chicago
Kokomo Lover Kills Sweetheart in Home Slaying
In Kokomo Indiana on April 3 Mrs Parry McClains Miller was killed in her home by lover Ware Osborne. He entered the residence and shot her in bed then fled and was at large. Authorities feared a revenge motive may have spurred the fatal attack.
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Kokomo
Ind
Parry McClains Miller
Wares Osborne
Osborne
Miller
County Commissioners Set April 4 Hearing on Wash ington Township Gravel Turnpike
At their morning session the county board fixed April 4 in Wenelork for the final presentation of evidence in the petition to construe a free gravel turnpike in Washington township. Feemster, opposing faction attorney, met with Bond, representing the petitioners, in the city today to discuss the matter.
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Turse
Gay
Wenelork
Times
Washington Township
Feemster
W. A. Bond
Classified Ad Service Note for Palladium Office
The Telephone is a Willing servant to bring your Classified Ads to the Palladium office with the least bother to you. Either Phone-112 Automatic, 21 Old
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Palladium
Prohibition Split by Illinois Vote Steady Dry and Wet Parts
Prohibition supporters and opponents claimed victory and loss across Illinois as cities and rural areas weighed dry versus license outcomes. Women actively campaigned at polling sites while prayer meetings and public meetings mobilized voters. small towns largely backed license repeal while many larger cities retained saloons despite fierce anti saloon campaigning.
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Chivalro
Prohiti
Imedi Mally
Alabama
Minsehsesipl
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