Padgett Boomers Parade to Bloomington for Campaign
Bloomington April 20. Padgett boomers from Daviess Martin and Lawrence counties arrived by special train and formed a parade two blocks long. The delegation, banners reading Padgett for congress, drew a large crowd ahead of the Second District nomination race. Two hundred Daviess county supporters planned to move by word and action, with dozens joining from neighboring townships to join the convention, while others rode in from the north to Bedford to join the effort. A large civic effort funded band, badges, and banners paid for by local businessmen and supporters. The press notes the extensive volunteer organization and broad backing for Padgett as the Democratic congressional candidate.
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Bloomington
Daviess
Martin
Lawrence
Washington
Padgett
Daviera County
Alvin’ Padgett
Lea
Assigt
Fcom
B. & O. Southwestern
University City
Democrata
Barr
van Buren Townships
This County
Martin 1 County
Law
Feac
Montgomery
Cannelbure
Leogostee
Daviess‘ County
Daviess Coun
Congress
Alvin Padgett
Mr. Padgett
MéHenry
Delegaton
Thorsday Raing
Daviess County
Indiana
Bedford
Elmore
Madison Townships
Businesa
Ugget
Repubs
Agwall
Ick
J. B. Sunat
Charles Wolwett
Charles McWhl- Maniy
L. A. Kennedy
Will. FitzGibbon
Enbert McKernan
Nathan Beitman
Boyd
Alf Tate
Jodon
Leigh Sanford
George Greenwood
O'Donnell
George
Royal Arch Visitors Attract Indianapolis Men To Lodge
Local Masonic chapter hosts Royal Arch visitors from Indianapolis after cabin and evening activities. John J. Glendenning, a former citizen, supervises a meal for attendees. The degree will be conferred on several candidates. A team was scheduled for the event this afternoon with dinner served at 6 at the Masonic quarters.
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Royal Arch
Indianapolis
John J. Glendenning
Nobody to blame in Gladiator collision verdict
A coroner's jury at Yarmouth found no one criminally to blame for the Gladiator collision near St Paul and the cruiser Gladiator. The verdict stops short of full absolution, with the case to be pursued at a court martial to examine whether any party bears responsibility, amid questions of potential miscrepancy in ballistic testimony.
Newland Donahue Wedding Amid St Patrick’s County Event
Arthur Newland and Miss Mary A. Donahue wed in St Patrick’s parish in the county’s southern area. The ceremony was officiated by a clergyman with attendees William Walp and Miss Veds Naor tis among the guests. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Donahue and the couple’s connection to a local restaurant proprietorship noted in attendance.
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Arthur Newland
Mary A. Donahue
Wiliam “Walp
Veds Naortis
Otbine Restaurant
Onesa
James Donahug
St. Patrick's
Wouthern
County
Johnson Still Alive After Being Caught Between Draw
Brakeman Johnson remains alive in an East St. Louis hospital after his shoulder was crushed between the drawbar and coupler on a Flora to East St. Louis freight train. He was on train 7 with conductor Wilcox and engineer Gonder when he attempted a coupling at Sango and was caught as the pin gave way, losing an arm and suffering grave injuries.
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W. T. Johnson
Bandoyal
Illinois
Sango
Bim
False marriage inquiry swirls around Washington rumstban
A garbled notice from a Democrat hints at a rumored marriage in St. Louis yesterday. The text obscures names and dates, but suggests a controversial union connected to ongoing investigations.
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Democrat
Washington
Nystel
St. Louis
Stumps and Worms Haunt City Health Board Meeting
The document cites Dr. Hurty as secretary of the Health Board amid a discussion of a worm problem and related public health concerns. It notes locations in Laporte and mentions individuals Belle Gunnerson and Lucy and Philp among others, with references to workers and estimates. The text reflects a fragmented OCR segment from a historic health board report.
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Laporte
Gunnerson
Lucy
Philp
Maxon
Homeland Telephone Company to Receive Convention Bulletins
H W Shaw manager of the Homeland will continue with arrangements to receive bulletins from the Second district congressional convention in Bloomington tomorrow. Bulletins will begin arriving as soon as balloting starts and observers will gather at the telephone company building windows to watch the outcome with strong local interest.
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H. W.shaw
Has Madel
Mosby Poker Tale Denied By Mosby Himself
Colonel Elihu Rockwood famed New York photographer died of heart disease tied to Civil War exposure. He claimed to have captured Confederacy figure Colonel John G Mosby and freed him after poker games. Mosby dismisses the tale as false, noting he was never captured or in secret fraternities.
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Elihu Rockwood
New York City
Washington Post
Coloned Rockwood
John G. Mosby
Rockwood
Colonel Mosby
Colonel Rockwood
Mosby
Post
Dr. Goldsmith
Dr. Johnson
Goldsmith
Magente
First Ballot Estimates in Bloomington Nomination Race
The piece surveys anticipated ballot figures for Bloomington area candidates. Gyryd J. Davis is projected with 38 of 55 to nominate, Williams Gallon of Vincennes with 22.5, Alvin Padgett of Washington with 20.5, Charles W. Welman with 17, and Robert W. Miers with 11. Estimates are uncertain and largely guesswork on the likely nominee.
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Bloomington
Gyryd JB. Davis
Greene
Lawrence
Martin
Owen
County
Williams
Vincennes
Knox
Alvin Padgett
Washington
Dayless
Salt Lake Publisher Visits Indianapolis Hotel
Frank I Sefrit of Salt Lake City Utah publisher of the Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram stayed at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis last night He joked about Indiana water and commented on polygamy noting a funeral where forty children of a Mormon apostle were present He also claimed the church leader had many wives.
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Indianapolis Stat Sage
Claypool
Indiana
Frank I. Sefrit
Salt Lake
Utah
The
Claypool & Fel
Sefrit
Salt Lake Tribune
the Telegram
Tribune
Salt Lake O
Mormon Charch
Aisimeral
Mormon Church
Ten firemen let out on B. and O division west of city
Due to slack freight business on the B and O Southwestern railway ten firemen on the division west of this city have been temporarily discharged. Extra engineers on the road have been reassigned as firemen. The cut is not expected to be long lasting as many railroad men anticipate freight revival by June.
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Southwestern Railway
NOT ENCUSH QUSH GIRLS Santa Barbara April 28
Santa Barbara hosts an entertainment program in honor of the Atlante battleship with sailors and officers largely roaming free. Many youths traveled to Los Angeles. the fleet faced fog and changing conditions as ships moved southward. Luncheons and parties were held on the battleships while the dampered, light amusements drew limited local activity.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Miiera
Ofleet
Aheir Mberty
Los Angele
Bells of Carneville to Open May 22 Event
Fragmented readers note a large Bells of Carneville cast with plans for a May 22 performance. Mentions Miss Anatd Brooks and Miss Ream visiting, a rink closing for the season, and a Masonic hall dance with Scobie’s orchestra.
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Yahe
Anatd
Brooks
Jas
Carneville
Appellate affirm $3000 in eye injury case against railroad
William E. Walter won $3,000 from the B&O Southwestern Company after a sliver from a cold chisel injured his eye while working as a section hand. Judge Roby dissented, urging changes to permit such recovery and noting legislative need to balance employer and worker rights.
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William E. Walter
B.,& O. Southwestern
Roby
Funeral for John Vondersmitt at St Simon's Church
The funeral for John Vondersmitt, who died at home on Meridian Street, will be held Friday at 9 AM. Services follow at St Simon's Church and burial at the local cemetery.
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John
Vonder“pehmitt
Meridian Street
Interurban collision leaves nineteen dead near Ann Arbor
Detroit dispatch reports two Jared urban trolley cars on the Jackson & Chicago line of Detroit United Railways collided head on about 46 miles west of Detroit. Nineteen killed, many injured, four in critical condition, taken to University Hospital, Ann Arbor. Motormen Stack and Wingrave survived. Motorman Fay stayed at his post. Battered limited car estimates show extensive damage and passengers scrambled free amid screams and rescue efforts.
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Detroit
Jared Urban
Jackson & Chicago Railway
Detroit United Railways
BRS
Tackson
Héré
Gomie
Univerati Pital
Ann Arbor
Garroring Gronni
Edward Dewitt
Grand Parke
N. D
G. W. Reave
van Wert
Ypatlanti
Harris Switch
Stack
Wingrave
Limited
Kdd
Pargensers
Thins
Dicken Glans
Thone
Adin Arbor
Rush To Pay Taxes Before Penalty Week Ends
Tax deadline looms as the treasurer’s office extends hours to catch up on delinquent entries. Clerks work after hours to process payments, aiming to prevent penalties for late taxes.
Food for Tornado Sufferers Aid Across Regions
News from New Orleans reports widespread relief for tornado victims with meals and supplies distributed by local and regional committees. Donations range between 25 000 and 56 409 dollars as investigations track fund allocations and rebuilding aid. Indiana election results note Rev Edwin Schell elected president of Iowa Wesleyan University, Mount Pleasant. Memphis reports the death of Wiley Pickering, former marcher, and deputy Radwell mobilizes to assist.
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New Orleans
Mtasienippl
Alsc
Etusmnatitex
Otter
Jin
Indiana
Chicago
Edwin Bchelt
Laporte
Ind
Tucaia
Iowa Wesleyan
University At
Bailadad Not Liable In Railroad Accident Appeal
The appellate court on Tuesday ruled Bailadad not liable regarding injuries from a railroad fall. The case involved Lucy Abgggiel seeking damages after her husband died in a trackside incident blamed on an engineer’s whistle and a train striking him near two horses on the track.
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Irs
Lucy Abgggiel
Rorsés
Time Keepers 00. Each on Bonds and Joyful
Fragmentary OCR notes reference time keepers and bonds in a garbled line. Readable facts include a price or count with the word bonds and a sense of cheer or gaiety. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations present.
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Tssh
St. Tabi
Ospital
Hattens
Paris
Scheweiss
Board of
Pads Breen
Dr. Hurty
Home Telephone Co
Telephone Company
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Iested le
Windows of Dames
Teléphote Company
Fanny Side
Frank Serrit
Washington Bay
Santa “Barbara
and. Mein. Miller
Penn
Miss Ream
Comnevilte
Rand Theatorium
Saveral Yousif
the Masonic
Scobie
Shack
Jerome Auffnett
W. Becanse
Vonderschmitt Funeral
Comity
Fermor
Marshall
Memphis
Tenn
Wiley Pickering
Weathersby
Miss. T. Radwell
Uel
Pickering
Davis
Miers
Pele
New York
J. Beitman
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