Williams Ay Galop and the race for governor
A lengthy editorial notes William Ay Galop and a Democrat Marshall as governor candidates. It surveys party dynamics, black troop issues, and Taft’s prospects, citing reactions from the Milwaukee Free Press and urging consideration of how negro voters influence the nomination. The piece references Taft, Senator Waraker, and national figures, framing the race in party and race terms with calls for unity.
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Oto
Otal
Taft
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Bride and groom wed at Upnerweh Howse Creek
Bride 11 and groom 15 were married at Upnerweh Howse Creek in a ceremony performed by Elder Hull at Haken Buntts church. Parents opposed the match, urging patience. the couple’s vow followed long wait before parental consent and formalities were settled, with a cautious note about delaying happiness.
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Aiden
Moria
Leonard
Afteen
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Upnerweh Howse Creek
Eider Hull
Haken Buntts
Oder
Architect Morr to Present Proposed Reforms Tomorrow
Indianapolis May 14. County commissioners order an investigation into the reevaluation of 1907 laws affecting municipal procurement. The report by Architect Morr outlines specifications for future supplier contracts, while officials weigh command to curb city or town purchases from outside vendors.
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Wy Scott Molle
Indianapolis
Wari
Tomgrreyy
Fe Cites
Iniactapolis
Etnd
Court House Janitor to Be Named Friday
Local board members discuss the summer appointment for the court house janitor amid political maneuvering. Commissioners debate candidates including Joby G. Stonke and Shanks, weighing dignity and county leadership impact as the town eyes a summer replacement.
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Domormun
Coord House
Lowry Laudy Jeaven
Oher
Sioner
Joby G. Stonke JF
Shanks
Vis Collenmue Ag Taueh
Rammisstanén
National Conservation Meet In Washington Attracts Governors
National conservation leaders gather in Washington for a meeting highlighted by governors and notable public figures. The event centers on policy discussions, resource management, and environmental stewardship as state officials exchange views on conservation priorities.
First White House Conference on National Resources Opens
Forty four state executives attend the White House gathering with President Roosevelt, cabinet officers, judges, and lawmakers to discuss conserving natural resources. The opening addresses set forth aims for a permanent organization and potential constitutional-backed administration of agreed measures.
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Ronsevalt
Congressional actions move ahead on land consolidation in Alaska
Congress advances a bill to allow landholders in Alaska to consolidate holdings up to 2 560 acres or four sections under one entity. A patent protection measure for government appropriated patents also progresses. The Senate adopts the motto restoration bill for U S coins without amendment and schedules further action on negro troop reassessment amid pending adjournment considerations.
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House
United States
Court of Claims
Senate
Open letter to Roosevelt sparks Socialist convention debate
Chicago May 1 A letter from G A Hoehn of St Louis urging Roosevelt receive by the Socialist convention set off a heated discussion Wednesday. Chair John Barrow of resolutions sought to exclude the letter as preposterous prompting protests from delegates. After a long debate the letter was read amid enthusiasm and the convention continued amid contention.
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Rooseygit Se“Vorely
Yenton
G.A. Hoehn
St. Louis
Lund
Roosevelt
John Bpargo
Reactations Comuntities
Admiral Evans plans retirement amid navy career reflections
Chicago May 14 Admiral Evans said he hates to leave the old gang and the navy. He spoke after arriving from San Francisco and noted two things he cannot help and cannot change. He traveled east with his daughter Mia Evans and Lieut. F T Praze, among others, after a three hour prayer service. A separate item reports Glen Holbrook, son of District Judge C. Holbrook, charged with murder in Denver. his self defense claim and Mrs Lowther’s testimony are noted.
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Chicago
Admiral Evans
Navy
San Francisco
Iglea
Former California Safe and Trust Co officer sent to San Quentin
J Dareell Brown former vice president and general manager of the California Safe and Trust Co pleaded to a charge and was sentenced to eighteen months in the state penitentiary at San Quentin. He was taken from San Francisco across the day Wednesday morning in charge of Deputy Sheriff Harsery. He will serve his term separately as required by the court.
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Emberzier
San Francisco
California Safe
It End Trust Co
Om Lemon
San Quentin
Sheri! Harsery
Unable to parse the historical clipping into a proper headline
A fragmented OCR sample discusses printing issues and reader reactions in a 19th or early 20th century Indiana newspaper. It mentions a printer, printer's craft, and suspicions about how the paper is produced, with terms like gothic and headlines suggesting critique of the press.
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Linton Citizen
Washington
Indiana Daily Heald
Veale Township Notes Show Local Travel and Health Events
Ausii Lawyer of Poalayile returned from Columbus after several days with his brother. Residents attended a Platgritte recommencement and weekend visits occurred among families including Grace, Andrew, Bertha, and Miss Ata Cochrane. William Ragsdale, a notable Veale farmer, traveled to Evansville for an appendicitis operation. Bonhan’s ambulance moved him from home to the strain. Winterbottom of Washington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Nitdolag Gragg. Ada Hil returned home to Princeton for a sister’s illness. A large crowd viewed Sunday’s Sandy Rock high water, the highest in years, while the B. and bridge crew guarded the structure near Elvis Way.
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Poalayile
George J. Hill
Columbus
Platgritte
Pearl Hil
Andrew
Bertha Greks
Montgomery
Winterbottom
Washington
CityleY War court t asks federal stop Louisville dumping
May 14 in New Albany attorney general and health board urged the city to petition the federal court for an order restraining Louisville from dumping sewage into the Ohio River. The action aims to curb pollution affecting Waimapotia and surrounding areas.
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Ind
Gen‘ral
Hurts
Pains Board of Health
New Albany
Plty
Louisville
Ohio River
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