JAMES M COX BACKS ROOSEVELT OPPOSITION
James M Cox of Ohio announced his support for anti Roosevelt forces in the fight over the Democratic national chairmanship. He said defeating Joett Shouse of Kansas would be a humiliation and followed Shouse announcing Roosevelt endorsed him as permanent chairman, after Roosevelt supporters backed Shouse.
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Layton
James M
Ohio
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
Cox
Shouse
Thomas J. Walsh
Apytical
Nayagl
Suihanent
To the Colors at the U.S. Naval Academy Ceremony
Miss Mary K. Douglas of Manitowoc Wisconsin presented colors to Midshipman Louis J. Krin Wisconsin commander of the jing company at the academy. The speech criticizes the reorganization trend in the Democratic party and calls for a militant protest against folly in national politics.
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U. S. Naval Academy
Mary K. Douglas
Manitowoc
Wis
Louis J. Krin
Wisconsin
Jing Company
Readjust tax burden urged as election nears
July 7 remarks by Leslie Lie stressed shifting real property tax to ease its burden. He urged confidence in the Republican party and its leadership for November gains. The gubernatorial race remained fluid with eight candidates in a neck and neck contest and no clear front runner as results swung between contenders.
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Leslie
Hurden
Republican Party
Constanly
Former resident buried here today in Grove cemetery
A funeral service for Mrs. Mattie Watkins was held this morning in Grove cemetery after the final procession arrived from Peru Haute. The former resident had lived in Washington and died after a long illness.
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Bliind
Mattie Watkins
Grove Cemetery
Prre Haute
Watkin
Washington
C. C. Wildridge
Carthage
Missouri
M. B. Waggoner
Micarta Building From Paper Sheets Debuts
Micarta introduces a durable new construction material made from sheets of paper and resin. The material combines strength with light weight, offering a cost effective option for architectural use.
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Micarta
Local Society Notes and Obscure Town Visits
Spokane residents Harry Byvans and Mr and Mrs Frank Evans visit kin in Mont gomery and Bicknell while Mogoms Miss Jones Goller and Charles Dow receive care at county hospital. The Plainville Missionary Society meets with Mrs Ziba Downs as questions arise about cigarette advertising in local discourse.
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Harry Byvans
Spokane
Washington
Mrs
Frank Evans
Henry Goller
David Harker
Alfreda Nigg and Grena
Own of
Local United Brethren Meeting Receives Social Hour Notes
A fragmented program lists Mrs Frank Morgan hosting the next gathering on June 29. The event includes devotions, a mystery box, a vocal solo by Wilma Lowise Dougherty, and communal prayers. Names such as Arlie Clark Walter Hedden and J L Mackan appear among attendees. Morning services and evening prayer schedules are noted for the church.
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Circle Co
Wilma - Lowise Dougherty
Denny
Annie Clark
Harlandtne
Jonni
Arlie Clark
Walter Hedden
Yb Grove
Abbie Baker
J. L. Mackan
James Denny
C. P. Frank Morgan
Ziba
Clinton Dougherty
Pe O'Bryan
Sam Herndof
Carroll Denny
Wilma la Dougherty
Frank Morgan
DS Chance to Save Money at The Bell Clothing Store
In today's Demod the advertisement offers a coupon worth a cent when clipped and presented at purchases made on Friday and Saturday at The Bell Clothing Store.
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Bell Clothing
Plainville Society Members Host Ice Market Event
Sunday school class from Brethren Church sponsors an ice market at Ashley barbecue stand this Saturday with homemade ice and community fellowship planned for the evening.
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Orcs
Ite Brethren
Ashley
Markets Tarnished by Jumbled Copper and Oil Notes
Fragmentary market notes mention copper and oil sectors with scattered company names and regional references. The text is garbled, listing entities like Anacondis, Graham Paige, Illinois Central, U S Steel, Standard Oil, and others amid unclear values and notes about beef cows and ranges.
Mercury’s Long-Standing Recognition Surges in Modern View
The article traces mercury’s history from ancient awareness spanning over two millennia to a broader understanding emerging in recent centuries. It notes the shift in perceived age and the evolving scientific context shaping how mercury is studied and valued today.
First Mail The 1830s Fearful of Speeding Trains
A fragment notes early American mail service in the 1830s facing fear and responsibility as mail stages and early lines push speed. Mentions the peril of railway propulsion and the training required for rapid carriage. No clear events or names identifiable in readable text.
End of Ten Years Grants 705 Surviors? Navy Cost
Fragmentary notes report a claim about 705 survivors after ten years, referencing Nett Dayon of the United States Navy and a government cost of 4 million dollars annually a century ago. Also mentions 1898 deer fatalities in Pennsylvania from accidents, mostly struck by autos or trains.
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United States Navy
Pennsylvania
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Will O’ Donnell
Mason City
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Young Peoples
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