Miers Won't Seek Re nomination If Campaign Fights Return
Representative Robert W. Miers of the second district says he will not seek renomination if another hard campaign like last year is required. He hints he may return to Congress after eight years of service. Senator Cyrus E. Davis of Bloomfield is expected to challenge him, with Bloomfield Democrats aiming for a vigorous fight.
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Robert W. Miers
Congress
Cyrus E. Davis
Bloomfield
Miers
Secnd
Indianapolia Journal
Hats at Misses M. & M. James Sale Ends Soon
A closing out sale offers a large assortment of trimmed hats for ladies misses and children at less than one third their value. Located at Misses M. & M. James 317 E Main St. Sale emphasizes deep discounts and clearance.
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M. & M. James
E. Main St
Illinois Central Low One Way Fares May Through Sept
On the first and third Tuesdays from May 19 to Sept 15 inclusive the Illinois Central will sell one way tickets to southeast points and to towns in Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Kansas Colorado at about half fare. For full rates contact A H Wanson Chicago IL or F R Wheeler Evansville IN. A boy never considers himself a man until he possesses a bunch of keys. Dr Thomas Electric Oil heals cuts bruises stings sprains and acts as a monarch over pain.
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oxahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Coorado
Oradness
A. H. Wanson
G. P.a
Chicago
F.R. Wheeler
Main St
Evansville
Ind
Dr. ‘Thomas
Monarch
Bethel Births and Visiting Friends Highlight Local Scene
Born to Mr and Mrs William Jackson a son in Bethel. John Baldwin of Oklahoma visits friends here. Ton Gamble and family of Washington and A W Peek family share time with C E Peek. Mrs Julia Peek and Mrs Sarah McNanny guests of Mrs Smith Gaither. Several locals hosted and visited. hayride hosts include Cora Opha Mary Peek Ethel Shanks Bessie Price Will Moore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson
John Baldwi
Oklahoma
Ton Gamble
Washington
A. W. Peek
C. E. Peek
Julia Peek
Sarah McNanny
Smith Gaither
James Ragsdale
Fitzgerald
Mabel Tyler
Vincennes
Katie Moore
Dalla Wise
Charley Peek
Malina Thomas
Charley Stuckey
Pleasant Hill
Ira McCleskey
Indianapolis
Shoals
Cora
Opha
Mary Peek
Ethel Shanks
Bessie Price
Will Moore
John Wood
Aden Singleton
Wilson Harbin
John
Joe Peels
Local Personal notes scattered across city visits
Joe Ober was present in Woheatiend today. J F Blackwell arrives from Wheat od while J E Dodge of Terre Haute visits. John Doyle comes from Loo gootee. J W Slinkard from Montgomery is in town. George Neubling of Evansville is here today. Miss Sarah Overbay visits from Wheatland. Mr and Mrs A C Johnson return from St. Louis and Mr and Mrs Jerry Egan return from Terre Haute. Misses Nina Alford of Odon Lillie Alford and Ives Dillon of Pleasant Hill visit Amy Barr. Austin Osmon and Misses Adam Osmon Carrie Killion of Epsom and Geo Faust of Plainville leave tonight for Atlantic City.
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J. E. Dodge
Terre Haute
John Doyle
Loogootee
J. W. Slinkard
Montgomery
George Neubling
Evansville
Sarah Overbay
Wheatland
A. C. Johnson
St. Louis
Jerry Egan
Nina Alford l
Odon
Lillie Alford
Ives Dillon
Pleasant Hill
Amy Barr
Austin Osmon
Adam Osmon
Carrie Killion
Epsom
Geo. Faust
Plainville
Atlantic City
Peace prospects in the Far East amid summer talks
A London correspond ent reports peace will hold in the Far East through winter. Russia has made concessions to the United States and Japan while Britain claims gains from sober negotiations. A Russian declaration is said to be imminent as two British warships depart Wei Hai Wei. A new play titled Bad Egg faces poor reception from actors.
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London
Far East
Russia
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Wei Hai Wei
The Eureka Ice Cream Stand At 308 Mair St
Quick Service is ready with ice cream lemonade sodas and soft drinks. Orders for ice cream served on short notice. A pleasant place to get cool this hot weather at The Eureka on 308 Mair St.
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Eureka
Mair St
Labor and business clash over city factories in Marion report
Notes and Comment describe a labor fight as workers strike and are replaced by non union labor. Employers and city merchants vow resistance and threaten relocation. Wall Street turmoil eases with limited losses. Labor Day plans in the city head by the Painters and Decorators Union with broad support. King Charles hosts the US squadron in Cintra with a banquet and cordial talks.
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Marion
Indiana
Painters and Decorators Union
Washington
Railroad Changes Hands In Rock Island Acquisition
New York reports the Rock Island system has gained control of the Evansville and Terre Haute and its subsidiaries by assuming the Hooley syndicate holdings. Purchase price estimated around fifty. In Logansport Indiana, a reported assault on Mrs. Joseph Watts remains unsolved as a suspect reportedly fled the country.
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New York
Rock Island
Evansville
Terre Haute
Edward S. Hooley
Edwin S. Hooley & Co
Logansport
Ind
Joseph Watts
Tangled News Telegrams From Global Events
Reports suggest Mancharia ports may open by September L. The Dix ran aground off Japan coast last Saturday. Canal treaty ratification looks more favorable. A quarrel in Felix Wyoming leaves three Italians dead. Judge Long, Calro American consul general, dies. he came from Virginia. President Tamana opened Peru’s congress amid mass demonstrations. Miss Paulino Chappet of Chicago choked to death by a pin stuck in her throat. National Coal and Coke Co. with 7 600 000 capital at Pittsburgh will incorporate, replacing Frick Coke Co. A disastrous rainfall at Chofoo causes heavy losses and damage to foreign settlements. Whittaker Wright, English promoter, held in New York since April pending extradition, begins London-bound journey in custody. King Edward tours Ireland praising harmony amid occasional setbacks.
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Mancharia
Dix
Japan
Felix
Wyo
Judge Long
Calro
Virginia
Tamana
Misa Paulino Chappet
Chicago
National Coal and Coke Co
Pittsburg
Frick Coke Co
Whittaker Wright
New York
Pick Beene
London City
Allegree and Mattingly Apply for Marriage License
Joseph V. Allegree and Matilda Rose Mattingly have filed for a marriage license.
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Joseph V. Allegree and
Matilda Rose Mattingly
Way They Push It Mi o Na First Forming Food
An ad recounts Fred S. Clapp promoting Mi o Na as a flesh forming food and stomach remedy. Clerks guarantee refunds if indigestion or weight gains do not improve. customers deposit money and test the product with a risk free trial. Also notes political freight issues as a tangent.
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Fred
Clapp
Fred S. Clapp
Sleep Troubles and Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills
Article extols sleep aids for insomnia noting restless nights and fatigue. Includes a testimonial from Ed Kennedy of Washington Indiana praising Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills for nervousness and dizziness with claims of restful sleep. States price 50 cents per box and urges consultation of the product.
Honor and Kidney Health Amid Travel Dangers
A2470, traveling causes kidney strain from constant motion and vibration. Foley's Kidney Cure claims to strengthen kidneys and treat kidney disorders, with a testimonial from Geo. H. Hanson, Lima engineer, who improved after use. Sold by Smith & Winton. A stray quip about nerve and diplomacy closes.
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Foley
Geo. H. Hansan
Lima
Smith & Winton
M. J. Carpahan & Co Advertises Oil Stove
Local housewares retailer M. J. Carpahan & Co promotes an oil stove as a summer kitchen comfort. The ad claims the stove eases household labor and saves money from the first hot day through the season.
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M. J. Carpahan & Co
Advert for Charles GQ Sremre Market at 110 Main Street
Meaty selection pitched as juicy and tender with a promise of best cuts. Customer asked to state preference and the shop pledges cleanliness as its motto. Contact details include a phone line and the market’s Main Street address.
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Sremre
Main Street
Exhibition of 25000 Watches at Geo. N Engert Jeweler
A display of 25000 brand new watches at Geo. N Engert, Jeweler, 805 E. Main St, promises to reveal the labor and artistry behind fine timepieces. The text invites readers to not miss the exhibit and to see the remarkable collection.
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Geo. N
Engert
E. Main St
Barcars Offer Land For Sale In Indiana Coal Vein On Property
Special local notice lists 120 acres for sale one mile west of Montgomery Daviess County Indiana. Includes a fine house and coal vein mining rights with monthly royalty guarantee. Also mentions mining lease and contact details for J E B Wreckms Shaw2w Washington Indiana.
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Montgomery
Daviess County
Ind
Fine House
J. EB
Wreckms
Washington, Ind
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McDougal
Bethel
Joe Ober
Woheatiend
J. F. Blackwell
Wheatod
J. Beitman
Anse Ton
U. B
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Cintra
Ministry of Marine
Edward
Ireland
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Aland
A. W. Chase
Ed. Kennedy
New St
Jores
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
A. W. Chase M. D
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Farmers’ Drug Store
Industrial Savings Wd Loan Association
Law Office
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Walput
Vontractora
M. E. Church of
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Ied
Citizens Bank
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