Officers Elected by the Thirty Gent Club
The Bryan and Kern Thirty Bent Club elected Luke Kennedy as president and Roy Smiley as vice president with Harry Fromme as secretary and Henry Hackes as treasurer. An advisory board including Hale Clark and others was named, and a plan to issue club buttons and formal membership rules discussed. The first meeting at the Democratic headquarters drew a festive, young crowd with future meetings and activities planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Kennedy
Roy Hmilley
Seoritory
Harry Fromme
Treaymnerp
Henry Backes
Hale Clark
Bash
Hsia Greentweed
George
McWilames
H. McHeary
Bolleiting
John Ordon
Harry Froman
Lake Kennedy
Roy Smiley
A. Hant
Orla Roberts
Tal Symimerk
He F. O'Neal
Chanel Banj
Nerry Bherroo
John Sinnott
Thomas Donahoe
Bryan and Kern
Klapper
East Third
Hugh Jr. O'Neal
Washington Township
Marshall
Heard
Ha Greenwood
WiThanes
Fyi
Dob
Oxdon
Rey Smiley
B A Hunt
Ms Roberta
Hal Summers
Charles Dan H.F O'Neal
Marty Sheran
Thomas Donahue
Jobo
Sinnott Vtowhs
Tadianapolis
Tupschenibs
Elihe
Wil
John Ho Spencer
Sant
Ines
Alate
County Urkels
First Pilgrimage to Taft Proved a Flat Failure
Cincinnati Enquirer reports the Republican excursion to Taft in Greenfield Indiana drew about seventy five people instead of 1200. The trip favored sightseing over addressing Taft, with a brief five minute stop at the assembly ball. The delegates then toured zoological gardens, disappointed party managers and warmed seats with mixed attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Cincionati Enquirer
Grivnfield
Indiana
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Grand Central
Zoolugwyl Gardens
Juogle
Yalittey
Linton
Assembly
Hana Itor
John Jonnason
Atnir
Simon Hotel
Chad Heaby Greenfield
Amoraias
Miehinond
Pourth and
Vine Streets
Fragmented Record on Taft Reform and Presidential Support
A garbled recap discusses Taft and reform plans, noting disagreements with the president and ideological divides. It references statements from Mr Tarr and Mr Tales and mentions a speech on the platform not fully addressing key questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Rome
Tales Apeech
Tarr
Ready for His Funeral Mauston Prepares Phonograph
Mireaprlis Sept 18. The Row God chaplain of rhch Ancor' Uillage has prepared his funeral with a phonograph. Morell is fifty years old and a pastor of Psiplets rhamb sp the Vninga Thenmer. The funeral included psalms and hymns. the phonograph spoke and sang during the service as his records played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mireaprlis
Tod
Rhch
Morell
Meyer
Nadia
Sunday School Convention Promotes Worker Support
A local Sunday school convention seeks to boost participation and aid for Sunday school work. Speakers from Hillownns and others urged campaigns to support teachers and students, with emphasis on improving Sunday school outreach and community involvement.
Mrs Fairbanks Illness Delays Arrival at Wedding
In September near Fairbanks Ohio, Vice President Fairbanks and Mrs Fairbanks visited a Ladin park region for a niece's wedding. Mrs Fairbanks fell ill. a physician was summoned. The couple expected to depart by Thursday as the situation was not serious, while the gossip hinted at family tensions over marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohi
Fairbanks
Ladin Parks
Pr Dolesi
Seven Die At Windsor Missouri In Powder Explosion
A car of black powder exploded at Windsor Missouri station early Tuesday, killing seven and injuring about thirty, with four expected to die. Names include Windsor station workers and Sedalia residents. the blast shattered the depot, stopped clocks, and damaged surroundings as onlookers gathered. A confrontation over curiosity led to a retaliatory display by a worker, escalating the tragedy.
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Windsor, Ltd
Rept
Missouri, Haines, and
Texas
Windsor
James McCaba
Sedalia
Missouri
Henry Greystone
Elmer Keech
Windnor
Akers
Jobo
Negro
Broond
John
White
Montross
Douglass
Lee
Draymas
Herschberger
A. F
S¢dalia
A. F. Herachberser
Kangas
Kankakee
Jil
Stx
Chicago and Eastern
Martindon
Deckon
Card party leads to painful injury in York Township
Lawrenceburg Ind Sept 16 John W Ott while playing a card game at a friend's house in York township struck the table in excitement after winning with a jack. He broke his right middle finger and doctors fear amputation may be needed to save his life amid complications from the blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Juhn W. Ott
York Township
Hughes Wins renomination as New York Governor
Charles Evans Hughes secured the New York Republican renomination for governor on the first ballot at the state convention. He led with 527 votes to 151 for James W. Wadworth Jr. and 21 for John K. Stewart, amid a strong Kings County bloc and a dramatic roll call that electrified the hall. Saratoga’s vote for Hughes surprised many, signaling a decisive GOP stampede in his favor.
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Barstoga
N. Y
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Republic Rap
State of
James W. Wadeworth Jr
Livingston County
Jobe XK. Btbwart
Montgomery
Timothy L. Woodruff
White
Senator White
New York County
Nassau County
Hughés
Hes
Twertiort Parsons
York County
Ramittee
Kinga County
Hughes
Woodruf
Woodrud
Kings
Gret
Saratoga
Eloven
Charles K. Hughes
Tafayatte B. Gleason
John K. Stewart
James W. Wadsworth
Charles E. Hughes
How Prosperity Was Questioned in a Bryan Speech
In a Tuesday speech Mr. Bryan questioned Taft's ability to deliver prosperity. He noted Roosevelt endorsed Taft’s promise yet warned a panic already loomed, implying the GOP plan relied on Roosevelt’s fame rather than solid policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Thirty Cent Club Seeks Bryan Kern Members
A fragment describes a Thirty Cent Club urging enrollment in Bryan and Kern areas. It touts the organization as excellent with aims to elect Democratic county and township tickets. Membership reportedly grows into the hundreds as new members join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Dreds
Crowd at Petersburg hears Marshall in long political rally
A Petersburg gathering estimated at four thousand heard Thomas R Marshall speak on governor duties and the limits of executive power. He attacked the governor’s veto power and pledged not to sign any harmful local option measures without full inspection, while praising Speaker Cannon and criticizing the legislature’s handling of finances and a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forge
Thomas R Marshall
Vakarwo Speorbis
Winslewe
Patersburg
Sion
Oki Pik
Fleer
Marshall
Gannon
Mareball
Br. Cannon
Lsangresa
Mr. iCannon
Tresaury
Catnop
Mi 5
Maretiall
Hanly
Trely
Pe lts the Passengers A Fourteenfold Boy Incident
A boy, described as a fourteenfold offender, was arrested near Mi Carimois for pelting passengers with soft mushy objects thrown through coach windows near the Big Four railroad depot. The objects damaged clothing and startled travelers as the car moved along the embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Carimois
Yellow Paws
Stray
Big Four
Gron
Wrestling Match Prompts Local Heavyweight Challenge
A wrestling bout in this city features Jotn Terry and a Greek wrestler from Washington against a Swede who works at the Depot Hotel. The Swede weighs 5 pounds while the other wrestler is listed at 1209 pounds. Terry aims to meet the Swede for the weight class match with no set time. The event headline proclaims a heavyweight championship between Daviess and Kods counties with Vin Ennes Capital Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jotn Terry
Greek
Washington
Fay Pollom
Maten Terry
Ahoe Eblating Parelor
Fifth
Mala
Daviess
Kods
Vin‘eenmes
TO HONOR POPE Caphhic congregation marks Jubilee
A Cathlic congregation extends a three day service in honor of Pope Pius X’s golden jubilee. The plan includes a capsuled program of praying and benediction on Thursday Friday and Saturday nights as outlined in a letter from Bishop Francis Silas Chatard of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Silas \Chatard
Indianapolis
Will Move Mill From Oak Street to Van Thpes L Year
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Hugh Faith planning to move his mill from Oak Street to Van Thpes Lane. Mentions Mr Rich contemplating the decision for some time and references a railway line. Details are unclear and partially illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Faith
Oak Street
Van
Thele
Rallrojid
Rich
Auditors to Attend Annual Convention in Indianapolis
Thomax Nugent auditor of Day pouty plans to travel to Indianapolis for the annual convention of the auditors association. He will be present at the courthouse on September 25 and 26 marking the start of the event.
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Thomax Nugent
Day
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Mrs, Fairbanks
Amy
Jepson
Jeweler
Katy
Winsawa
Walter Box
Howard Kerns
Sade Missouri
Charles Davis
James
Windanr
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Dray
Txo
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Baggageman
Glenstead
John W. Ott
Hussy
Possibis
Petersburg
Thomas
MarsHall Diei
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Mir Carmel
Hiinois
Axanon
Anthlyse
Tondianapolis
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