Sensa tion at Democratic Convent ion Hints Break in Deadlock
Baltimore June 29 The day’s sensation centered on Ollie James predicting the deadlock would end before the afternoon session. He suggested abrogating the two thirds rule to nominate by a bare majority, while Champ Clark held a solid bloc. Indiana’s crucial role loomed as Wilson and Underwood factions met with no resolut ion.
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National News Association
Baltimore
Ollie James
James
Champ Clark
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
H E. Bell
Indl
Legation
Wilson
Indiana
Clark
Underwood
Harmon
City council meat inquiry holds public hearing
Three members of the council meat inspection committee met at the city building last evening with interested parties present to hear testimony. No action was taken beyond recording evidence. Future meetings are planned before any final decision. H Holzapfel, superintendent and owner of the city slaughtering house, will prepare a new government inspection application to the Department of Agriculture, aiming to qualify the plant as interstate business under the same grounds used for the Stolle plant.
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Council
H. Holzapfel
Department of Agriculture
Richmond Stumbles Over Castle Lamp Deal in Amesbury
Richmond may fail to secure the Castle Lamp company of Amesbury Mass as negotiations continue with the Richmond Lamp firm. James Judson acknowledges a price difference could delay the deal though he expects resolution around July 1. Several small Richmond factories have been told to vacate by July 1 as the option for the plant remains unsettled.
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Richmond
Castle Auto Lamp Company
Amesbury
Mass
James Judson
Richmond Lamp Company
Judson
Castle Lamp Company
Eastern Corporation
Richmond Manufacturing Company
Brown Collar Pad Company
Richmond Knitting Company
Initiation Tonight at Tribe of Ben Hur Richmond Commandery
The Tribe of Ben Hur Richmond Commandery number fifty two holds a lodge room initiation for fifty candidates this evening with members invited to attend. A banquet and social hour follow the initiation.
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Tribe of
Progressive Mass Meeting Urges Reform in Wayne County
A large Wayne County mass meeting denounces the Chicago convention’s platform as fraudulent and calls for resistance to misgovernance. Hon James R Garfield will speak. The Progressive Party invites all who share the belief in reform to attend the Tuesday gathering at 8 o clock, with 300 delegates already selected.
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Wayne County
Chicago
James R. Garfield
Richmond 10 Have Very Sane Fourth
Reporters question if the safe and sane Fourth idea has impressed youngsters in Richmond. Fireworks sales remain heavy, but many residents protest restrictions. Police Chief Gorman sets legal hours from July 3 six pm to July 4 midnight, urging parental supervision and dealer restraint on dangerous items.
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Gorman
Richmond Ministerial Association
Richmond
Willie
Ice wagon scales in Richmond show one under and one over
City inspector Taylor found two faulty scales on ice wagons in Richmond, one short about two pounds and another under by nearly five pounds when tested with standard weights. Scales were replaced. owner Rettig supports frequent checks, urging housewives to monitor weights and report shortages to enforce fair measures.
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Inspector Taylor
Johnn Taylor
Tve
Richmond
16Th Street
Jane
Otto Rettig
Ice Company
Taylor
Palladium
Rettig
Water Works Case Comes Up Monday
The waterworks proposal contract will be submitted to the board of works for consideration Monday morning if Mayor Zimmerman can attend. The proposition may be amended or ratified, and if ratified a council meeting with the board of works will be called. If approved, bids will be advertised and water works companies will present propositions to city officials. Extra copies of the proposal have been made and submitted to two competitive bidders.
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Board of Works
Zimmerman
Weather outlook fair and warm into Sunday
The state reports continued fair and warm conditions tonight and Sunday across local areas with light to moderate temperatures and no significant storms expected.
Indiana Sunday School Convention Closes After Three Day Session
The forty-eighth annual Indiana Sunday School Association convention closed at East Main Street Friends Church in Richmond with praise for local committees and a strong program. Dr Woelfkin spoke to men on ensuring poise at home and the practical religion guiding daily life, closing with reflections on unity and the theme A Closer Walk With God.
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Indiana Sunday School Association
East Main Street
Hall
Richmond
E. M. Haas
Woelfkin
Pearce
Dr. Woelfkin
God
Mr. Woelfkin
Chill
Bryan Deserts Clark For Wilson At Democratic Banquet
Hundreds of delegates crowd the convention hall as 1 07 p m marks the start of the third Democratic National convention session. Nebraska’s Bryan steps to the microphone to explain his vote and attacks the New York bloc led by Murphy, urging progressive unity while Clark and Underwood linger in the race.
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John Roach Stratton
Seventh Baptist Church
Maryland
Wilson
Underwood
Clark
Raynor
Talbott
Bryan
Nebraska
George L. Loomis
William Jennings Bryan
William Jenninge Bryan
Alabama
Eugene Fous
Massachusetts
Ohio
Virginia
Sulzer
Senator Stone
Missouri
Wilsop
Harmon
Allegheny Mountains
New York
Stust
Charlee F. Murphy
Chicago
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