Indiana Democrats Elect Delegates in State Convention
The Indiana State Democratic convention in Indianapolis March 25 26 featured vigorous caucusing and a large attendance. Delegates selected to the National Convention and various district committees, with notable figures such as Slack Kuhn McCullough and Ralston named for leadership roles. The event highlighted unity and determination to carry the state in the forthcoming campaign.
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Charge of Trespass before Justice Court
Harrison township resident appeared before Squire Kel lams on a Wednesday charge of trespass. The case was postponed until Saturday at 10 to set bond at $100. The owner reported the horse missing from Lon Harris.
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Transient Merchant Case Seeks Injunction In Princeton
In Princeton circuit court the Wrought Iron Range Company of St Louis seeks a temporary two training order against county treasurer Forman E Knowles deposing him from interfering with business and prohibiting levy or sale of company property. The county treasurer claims transient merchant status and seeks $10 a day penalties totaling 960 for twenty four days. Hearing for a permanent injunction is set for June 15 to determine whether rent constitutes transient merchant status.
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Power of the Union Felt By Labor Plan for Campaign
Gompers and aides plot a strong AFL role in the coming campaign. They expect mass meetings on April 19 and 36 to rally anti Taft demonstrations and push labor backed candidates, aiming to influence next November's presidential choice. Politicians from both parties sense grave concern over labor influence.
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Johnson Denies Story Fielding Denial From Governor Johnson
Cincinnati report quotes Walter Wellman as claiming Governor Johnson authorized him to say he was a candidate. Johnson denies any authorization and says Wellman misquoted him as of Paul. Jasonville item notes a denial from Johnson over the quote. A separate note recalls Albert Lipperson swimming in Eel River to win a bet over tobacco.
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Davieds County Farmers Union Endorses Temperance Cause
A Davieds county farmers union meeting at Ebenezer church on March 20 passed a resolution urging support for the temperance movement in Washington. The pledge advocates abstaining from alcohol and backing national temperance policies.
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Roy Goran Sighting Target Practice On Ships
Roy Goran writes from Magde Tena bays about target practice aboard Admiral Evans' fleet. He remains in the thirteen inch turret of the Alabama. He uses a hands free telephonic setup with a cap and earphones to receive range commands. The guns fire 200 pounds of powder per shot and shell weight reaches 1,100.
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Festival of Annunciation Observed by City Churches
Catholic churches in the city observed the festival of the Annunciation on Wednesday with rites of benediction. The observance commemorates the angel Gabriel announcing that the word of God would take flesh.
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Blodgett's Jottings on Second District Delegates and Leanings
Fabe Gwin of Shoals warns eight Martin county delegates will be pushed by twenty five workers to back the con Tam. George R. Griffin notes large convention crowds and wonders about the Second district congress nomination. Padgett is favored, with Elswick of Washington promoting William Jennings Bryan and McHenry in Washington taking a cautious stance for the temporary congress candidate.
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Lawrence McNeeley Dies in Elliottsville Accident
Lawrence McNeeley, once connected with Horace Marmaduke, died in an Ellietteville accident on Wednesday. He was over forty, well known in the area, and funeral plans were to be attended by Mrs Marry Hawkins, Mrs Noble Fitts, Mrs George McClelland, and Miss Martha Marmaduke, among others from the city.
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German refusal to accept Hill as US ambassador shocks Washington
Washington March 26 diplomats were shocked by Germany's rejection of David Jayne Hill as ambassador. Secretary Rost held a hurried conference, and a letter from Berlin was said to explain the action. The objection to Hill is described as personal dislike of the emperor.
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Washington educators at Capital School District staged a quiet daytime protest over pay and class sizes. Administrators said talks would continue, with district officials promising to review salary scales and support staff allocations.
Greenland speech echoes with blurred recounting by Gamsey
A fragmented report on a political gathering describes delegate activity and crowd reactions at a Republican convention. The text mixes garbled phrases about speeches, attendees, and imagined past events, referencing a county ticket and figures from Steoma township amid a chaotic, unclear narrative.
Unclear political scene noted in county race report
Fragmentary OCR mentions Daviess County politics, a candidate named Tom, and factions within the Democratic camp. Scattered phrases suggest forecasting divisions and a possible fifth amendment reference, but details are obscured by damaged text and misread words.
Woodward and Shelbyville Stockholders in Turbulent Meeting
The fragmented report describes stockholders in Woodward, Shelbyville, facing a tense meeting with old directors and mentions March winds, dust, and a remark by Mr Chaney. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a confrontation over independence or leadership.
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