Thomas Kuhn Nominated in the Sixth District
The Rev. Thomas H. Kuhn of Richmond was nominated by the Democrats for congressman from Indiana's Sixth District. Delegates praised the party, denounced Governor candidate James BE Watson, and backed a national law requiring campaign expense disclosure and party conventions without heavy money influence. Kuhn had run for governor previously.
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Thomas H. Kuhn
Richmond
Indiana
Osborne
Decathr County
F. M. Alexander
Brookville
Alexander
Tis Country
Hme
Wt.m. Gibson
Rusk County
Dames BE
Watson
G. Frank Ansted
Connersville
Waytesaurty
River Bridge Question To Be Decided At Meeting
Joint meeting of Nex and Daylese counties at the courthouse will determine whether the White River west fork bridge at Jose Below Edwardeport will be built. A proposed 500 foot, $18,000 structure is under discussion, with officials touring public buildings and the orphan’s home.
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White River
Jose
Edwardeport
Board of County
Nex
Court House
Knox County
Elmore Towadhi
Elnora
Eounty
Frank Mitchell
Sefrir
Demleé
N .Meimory
Hillion
Pistols and militia rumor haunt town after alleged sales
A garbled 19th century report describes alleged child sales and a pistol incident involving Rev George Hayes and Chastavless McClowkey. The Herald notes a reported act at Shetinen amid calls for state militia to restore order while investigations by the Evansville Trews firm proceed.
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Shel
Uwvansville
Herald Watch
Shetinen
Railroad Notes Report on May Train Wreck Return to Work
Railroad notes indicate personnel involved in the May 6 Sparksville wreck have returned to duty. Early May consumption statistics show more idled freight cars moved in and out of yards, with a high number of tickets issued. The report notes a national freight-handling shortfall and a large amount of money tied up, with about $04,000 on hand during the period.
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Pireman H ; R Frau
Sparksvilie
Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Board Bill Law
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed a hotel keepers fraud case, ruling a misdemeanor for obtaining food and lodging with fraudulent intent. The decision centered on whether imprisonment for debt applied and emphasized fraudulent purpose as the crime’s core element, upholding the law as applied to Union House in Huntington and related inns.
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Indiana Supreme Court Upholds
Bill Law
Boerding Hattay
Sue Breme
Duarge
WaChirk
Crandatently
Union House
Huntingcon
Clark
India
Jaw Wadar
Tt Wag
Tornado Toll In Texas Wrecks Homes And Bridges
Tornadoes across Texas cause widespread damage from Wichita Falls to Vernon with many deaths and injuries. The Pease River floods, rail bridges wash out, and railroad lines suffer extensive destruction. Damage is estimated in the millions as storms continue to more counties.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Texas
Vernon
Aeaq
Pease -River
Vesa
Wichita Polls
Denver
Here
Wichita & Northwestern
Rea River
A. EL Patton
Wichita
Memorial Honors Jefferson Davis Across South in 1000th Birthday Observances
The article reports memorial ceremonies across the South marking Jefferson Davis's birth and legacy. Montgomery Alabama hosted events at key sites associated with Davis, while Virginia to Texas held parallel observances. Speakers praised Davis as a conservative figure who sought to avert conflict, with plans for a grand monument in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Alm
Jefterson W Davis
Davis
Virginia
Texas
Tollaya
Jefferada Davia
Fairview
Todd County
Davia
Beauvoir
Miss
Jem Davis
Charles B. Galloway
Oxford
President Roosevelt narrowly escapes fall in Rock Creek Park incident
Tuesday afternoon a serious horseback accident near Rock Creek Park involved President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt. The president’s horse reared twice and plunged backward into a steep stream, throwing the rider and leaving both uninjured but shaken. A bystander described the peril as the horse stumbled into the bank and slid toward the creek, with the president managing to disengage and ride to safety near the White House.
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Agorevelt
Rock Creel Park
Roosevelt
White House
Ae Junior
Horal
Peru
Theibank
Rooberel
Governor walked 16 miles to reach Helena amid rail delay
In Montana, Governor Norrie and Northern Pacific passengers walked 16 miles over Bozeman Mountain to reach Helena after washed-out tracks halted trains. Great Northern trains ran with delays as rain returned after a sunny spell. A separate obituary notes Houghton, a Syracuse salt company representative, collapsed and died after delivering an address in Joseph, Missouri.
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Helena
Bfont
Montanus
Northern Pacific
Fone
Great Northern
Helens
Gov
Norrie
Livingston
Bozaman Mountain
Borton Agreement Arrest Sparks Fraud Case Probe
June 4 arrest of Gorge P. Bullard, president and treasurer of Haeno Expanded Metal Co., on conspiracy to defraud city. Officials label the case the last arrest tied to a broader scheme claimed to have defrauded the city in a contract. Memphis yardmen strike at Nashville, Chattanooga and Gulf line, with switchmen engineers and yardmen joining in.
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Borton
Gorge P
Bullard
Haeno Expanded Metal Co
Slam, Steel
Bullard Wag Lenge
Memphis
Nashville, Chattanoosge & Gi
Lovin Road
Wedpem
Gremen
Local Option Speech by Thomnie K. Marshall
The excerpt catalogs a Democratic Party stance favoring local self government. It argues ward and township decisions should stay local, city or county matters remain at lower levels, and only state or national powers handled by higher authority. The speaker credits Thomnie K. Marshall of Vebia with urging restraint on centralization.
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Democratic
Oho
Pesient
Thomnie K. Marshall
Sheriff Takes Suspect to Evansville Hospital
Sheriff Colbert, with William Riester, transported to Evansville at noon today for hospital examination. Riester had been confined in the county jail since last Friday after custody was taken. An examination Monday morning before Squire Kellams determined whether Riester was insane.
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Colbert
Evansville
Willian Riester
Nigbe
Squire Kellams
Militia Inspection Returns as Indiana Guards In Indianapolis
Lieutenant Myron C Cost er of the Indiana National Guards returns to Indianapolis after inspecting the local militia. He oversaw cleaning up and shipping the Kraag Jorgeson tires provided to the company. Fifty of the new Model Springfelarites were installed this week amid resistance from earlier units.
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Myron C. Coster
Indiana National Guards
Indianapolis
Wes
FIGHTS DOGS ON ICE STORY OF GRRENFELL SURVIVAL
Dr Grenfell, celebrated missionary physician, dodged death on Arctic ice after a 40 hour struggle. Captain Bartlett describes his daring use of dog skins, cold, and hunger to survive a night in wind chill below zero. He cooled with improvised protection and fed three dogs to keep the others loyal while enduring savage dog attacks.
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St. Johns
Battliog
Stall
Grenfell
W. Bartlett
Breatnar-Strathcona
Narth
Bartlett
Peary
Arctic
Politician 18 Indicted In Tennessee Embezzlement Case
Memphis based case involves well known businessman Jung Welasen Bach once Chicago lawyer and Republican nominee for Tennessee Supreme Court secretary treasurer of Black Mercantile Company. Indictment lists embezzlement larceny and obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Memphis
Jung
Welasen- Bach
Chicago
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Mercantila Coucand
Perfect Fitting Glasses Promised Here
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City Faces Sewage Crisis As Health Board Demands Action
The county board of health plans to compel the city to curb sewage dumping into shallow open spaces and spread across sand flats after heavy rains. At a health meeting, officials indicated this is no mere cleanup spasm but a push to address root causes, with investigations into cesspool conditions and building improvements to ensure proper waste handling.
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County Board of Health
Cuy
Don
Sage’s Anniversary and Local Court Case Involving a Dog
A fragmented racial era page mix reports Sage’s Anniversary greetings from Mayor Greene and local press notes, plus a juvenile court case in Indiana Avenue where a nine year old boy threw a dog into tar. Workmen rescued the distressed animal and the court heard the incident with the humane officer testimony.
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Stubbs
John Shine
Indiana Avenue
Fragmented note on child labor in district limits
Readable bits indicate concerns over child labor in a district area. The text references restrictions and mentions potential prohibition or enforcement actions. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply local policy or morale issues surrounding youth work.
Oppose Cure and Gutter Measure in City Council Night
Fragmentary notes show debate over a proposed measure related to curb and gutter work and a library building donation. City officials and property owners are mentioned, with emphasis on opposition to the plan and concerns about funding and permanence.
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Stoy Road
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BEARS
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Montana
Mountain
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
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Willi Riester
Wilfred Grenfell
Labrador
Gikin
Otte
Tennessee
Switch
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Greene
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