Republicans Vote in Favor Holding Primary Election
Republicans voted to adopt a primary election plan for the mayoral race to be held September 8. Anti Zimmerman faction members reduced to no clear rival as Dr Zimmerman appears likely to be the sole entrant. Former city clerks Knollenberg and Morel were discussed as possible clerk candidates with Morel denying a run. Continued on last page.
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J. Edgariff
Linus Meredith
Meredith
Demag
Coe
Charles W. Jomdau
Dr. Zimmerman
Progressive
Mr. Coe
Mr. Jordan
Antii- Zimmerman
Steel
Doughty Doctor
George J. Knollenberg
Albert Morel
Knollenberg
Fellowship in Advertisements and Trusted Trade
The article argues that while merchants advertise for profit, modern ads foster a spirit of confidence between seller and buyer. It contrasts orient shop haggling with today’s Palladium advertisements, which guide readers to firms known for honest goods and fair dealings.
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THE
Palladium
Ex-Speaker Cannon predicts no Bull Moose herd in three years
Former Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, 49, spoke at Earlham College today recalling boarding school days and predicting that Wayne County will be Bull Moose free by 1916. He jested about many affidavits denying involvement and noted his robust health during the Richmond visit.
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House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
Farlham
David Dougan
Earl ‘Ham
Lindley Hall
Joe
Local Officials to Be Honored at Veterans Reception
A Thursday evening reception honors Department Commander D. W. Comstock of the G A R and Division Commander William H Hansche of the Sons of Veterans. Speakers include John L Rupe and Charles W Jordan with others from the Brotherhood, Woman’s Relief Corps, and Ladies auxiliaries. The program may be at the circuit court or courthouse with public attendance.
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Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
D. W. Comstock
William H .Hansche
Commercial Club
Brotherhood of First M. E. Church
Circuit Court
Court House
John L. Rupe
Rupe
Charles W. Jordan
Lawrence A. Handley
B. Fe, Parker
First M. 8. Church
Brotherhood
Hansche
Comstock
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans
Emma Hadley
Files Complaint to Break a Will
John Morris files suit to invalidate his brother Benjamin Morris s will claiming unsound mind and duress at execution and fraud before and at signing. Isabella M Haner named sole beneficiary and executrix. she is named defendant. Estate totaled 20 000 with 25 000 in personal property.
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John Morris
Benjamin Morris
Isabella M. Haner
Haner
Hazel Peck Seeks Divorce After Separation From Roy Peck
Hazel C. Peck files suit for divorce citing cruel and inhuman treatment. She originally sought decree April 16, 1912, but now asks dismissal. She contends Roy Peck promised a home and support but failed to provide, and she has lived with her parents since separation.
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Hazel C. Peck
Roy
Peck
Cloudy Weather With Thunderstorm Threat This Week
Weather summary reports cloudy conditions with a likely thunderstorm tonight or Wednesday. Temperature details indicate a high near forecast values and a low around previous readings, with yesterday’s temperatures providing context for the trend.
Free Sugar Policy Threatens Richmond Gas Plans
Two companies 10 enter a contract as Richmond weighs 40 cent gas via Richmond Light Heat and Power. Allegheny Gas Co and local firm discuss supply. contract may be settled soon, with franchise needed if gas arrives before winter. Washington caucus battles free sugar in Underwood tariff. multiple senators oppose, risking loss if cross-party votes shift.
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Richmond
Richmond Light, Heat and Power Company
Allegheny Gas Company
Public Service Corporation
Commercial Club
Gus Company
Allegheny Company
L., H. and P
Mond L
H. and P
Wharton
Krick
Allegheny Gas Co
the Palladium
Hoth
Whitcomb
Natural
Mr. Condo
Natural Gas Company
Hand
Public Service Corporation Committee
Anniversary of Wilsons Celebrated With Gifts
Washington June 24 Mrs Woodrow Wilson today marked the twenty eighth wedding anniversary by presenting President Wilson with a pair of gold cuff buttons bearing the United States seal in raised enamel. In return the president gave her a pearl necklace containing 23 jewels.
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National News Association
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
The
United States
Earl Lewis Found Dead at Union Ice Barn
Earl Lewis driver for the Union Ice company was found dead at the company's barn on North Sixteenth and F streets this morning at 4 o'clock. The coroner investigators say death from natural causes, following a night when Lewis was seen intoxicated and slept at the bar. John McKahon found him and did not wake him immediately. he was pronounced dead within an hour. The death is believed to be due to heart failure.
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Earl Lewis
Union Ice Company
Sixteenth
Lewis
John MccKahon
Ollie Gipe Again in the Limelight
Indianapolis June 24 Ollie H Gipe a carpenter now in custody on a charge of stealing a $300 diamond ring from Dr A E Strach is said to have admitted four years in prison for murder He allegedly confessed to the Newcastle Ind killing of Mrs Mollie Starbuck and her son whose bodies were found in a well He was convicted on circumstantial evidence and paroled by Gov Marshall after four years In court today he was recognized by a detective as connected to the murder case Police say Gipe admitted taking the diamond ring.
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National News Association
Indianapolis
Ollie H. Gipe
Brecon
A E. Strach
Mollie Starbuck
Newcastle
Ind
Gov Marshall
Gipe
Old Gettysburg townspeople alarmed as veterans gather
Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 24 The Vanguard of 250000 old soldiers and friends arrive for the semicentennial battle anniversary causing panic as all hotels within ten miles are booked and civilians fear hunger and displacement. Legislators move to house 10000 veterans with no civilian provisions. Sons of Veterans encamp on outskirts. veterans descend by Monday with an estimated 45000 under canvass.
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National News Association
Gettysburg
Sons of Veterans
Pennsylvania
Arrest of N Gardner for auto accident in Indiana
Norton Gardner of Indianapolis was arrested on a warrant charging violation of state speed laws after his car struck 11 year old Paul Heironimus on the National road West. Gardner fled the scene and was traced by a nameplate on his car. He posted 100 bond and faces Wayne circuit court before Judge Fox in July. Prosecutors plan to prove excessive speed. companion to testify. Heironimus family considering civil action.
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Norton Gardner
Indianapolis
N. C. Heironimus
Gardner
National Road
West
Paul Heironimus
N.C. Heironimus
Fifth Street
Frank Rallsback
Richmond
Railshack
Reller
Wayne
Avery Machine Company of
Heironimus
Burial of Mrs. Stephen Endsley at Elkhorn Cemetery
Mrs. Stephen Endsley aged 60 died at her Boston pike home Friday morning and was buried Sunday in Elkhorn cemetery. She left a husband four children and her eleven brothers and a sister Mrs Barbara Wells of Elwood attended the funeral.
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Stephen Endsley
Boston Pike
Elkhorn
Endsley
Barbara Wells
Elwood
Planks Removed From Nineteenth Street Bridge Trap Found
An overnight attempt to injure a passerby was uncovered at the North Nineteenth Street bridge over the Pennsylvania tracks. Planks from the sidewalk were pried loose and set under the bridge supports with spikes pointing upward. A lone passerby alerted police. bridge repairs followed and investigators pursue new leads.
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North Nineteenth Street
Genn
Death of a Girl May Save Scores in Chicago
Lizzie Silverman an 18 year old who swallowed bichloride of mercury tablets to ease a toothache may spur city action. The health committee weighs three ordinances to curb sale of the poison after publicity from the Saunders Walker case in Georgia.
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National News Association
Chicago
Lizzie Silverman
City Council Committee On Health Today
B. Saunders Walker
Maers
Abernathy Boys Visit Roosevelts in Richmond
The Abernathy brothers from Oklahoma, under fifteen, sped through Richmond by motorcycle en route to Oyster Bay to visit Col Roosevelt. They are known travelers who previously rode from Oklahoma to New York two years earlier to meet Roosevelt. Their father, Jack Abernathy, was a former U S marshal and Rough Rider.
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Abernathy
Oklahoma
Richmond
Oyster Bay
Col Roosevelt
New York
Jack” Abernathy
U. S
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Earlham Homecoming Celebrates Alumni Ties
A large Earlham College homecoming gathered over two thousand alumni and friends from across the country. Joseph G Cannon arrived with President Kelly as banners and ribbons marked graduates from 1849 to 1931. Alumni reenacted school days, performed stunts on the Chase stage, and heard William W. Jones recall Quaker sermons while memories of old football games revived the campus spirit.
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Earlbum
Earlham
Lindley Hall
Joe
Chase
Joseph G. Cannon
Robert L. Kelly
Kelly
Bartham Hall
Bun Jay Hall
Clase
Friends
Edwin Trueblood
Hartham
Jones
Earlham Yell
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Hazel Peck
Allegheny Ransdell and Thompson Company
Democratic
Walsh
Montana
Shafroth
Colorado
Thornton
Ransdell
Louisiana
Williams
Mississippi
Newlands
Nevada
Thompson
Kansas
Wilson
Ollie Gipe
Vanguard
N. Gardner
Elbert Russell
Dean E. C. Perisho
Russell
Dean Perisho
University of South Dakota
Abernatty Boys
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