Union Labor Day Speech Sparks Outcry in Indiana
The self proclaimed labor advocate J Garnishee Hanly spoke at a Labor Day event in Fairmount under Maccabees auspices. His lecture angered Indianapolis union men who said his views equate liberty with license and accuse unions of endorsing arson and murder to press demands. The Indianapolis Sentinel reports the clash and criticizes the speaker's interpretation of union rights.
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Fairmount
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Hanly
Indianapolis
Miabor
Indianapolis Sentinel
Judge Parker's Opinions on the Rights of Labor
A Democratic press release highlights Judge Parker's labor rights opinions, tracing them to a March speech by Rep. John Fitzgerald and detailing Parker's rulings on convict-made goods, the dressed stone, and the eight hour law. The piece praises his balanced stance, aiding labor while respecting capital rights. It also comments on tariff wage questions and West Virginia Republican splits, plus critiques Congress's trust-fighting funds.
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Parker
Friends of Labor
New York
Tober
Mahony
Indianapolis Sentinel
For Sale Shropshire year Rams by Rufus Fish
For sale two tany Shropshire year rams. They were bought and are thoroughbreds. Call your farm three miles southeast of Ora wait me Rufus Fish. w36-6 d2
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Rufus Fish
Governor Kern Poised To Win Indiana Gubernatorial Race
The governor of Indiana threatens Republican confidence as John W. Kern emerges as the leading candidate. Kern is praised as brave, brilliant, and a loyal Democrat who upholds the Declaration of Independence and constitutional ideals. Hanly trails in the GOP, unable to match Kern’s support.
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Kern
Hanly
John W. Kern
Hearst
Windle
The Ten Living Questions Campaign Platform
A condensed list of ten pivotal campaign questions contrasting Rough Rider and Judge governance, tariff reform, anti-trust and corporate power, presidential integrity, government spending, foreign policy, and national unity. It frames a 1900 era political platform arguing for reform, restraint, and peace.
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Railroad Corporation
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Southern Pacific Railway
Opening Monday of Wells Circuit Court Sees Docket Preparations
The Wells Circuit Court opened its September term with Judge Edwin C. Vaughn resuming the bench after a two month vacation. The courtroom was brightened with new electric lights and preparations completed by Clerk Studabaker. The civil docket includes divorce, bastardy, and fraudulent marriage cases, plus ditches. Forty felony cases remain, with prosecutors Burns and Datley planning limited criminal activity. New lawyers J Bamford Merriman and Addis A Brown were admitted to practice. A petition to set aside an appointment in the Enoch Alexander estate was scheduled for Friday, with guardian reports and the call of the docket. The trial calendar will be set Friday morning.
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Addis A. Brown
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A. W. Hamilton
Mr. Merriman
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Old Folks Day gathers Rockford crowd and names attendees
Last Sunday September 4 marked Old Folks Day in Rockford with a 10:30 a.m. service led by Rev H C Galbraith and remarks by Rev Hinshaw and Rev Osborn. Choirs and soloists performed as veterans testified to triumphs in Jesus, followed by a roster of attendees aged over 50 and their ages, listing many Rockford residents and spouses.
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H. C. Galbraith
Hinshaw
Osborn
Kirk Wilson
Emmaus
E. Church
H. H. Deam
Bluffton
Mahala Roberts
John Dill
James Williams
John Brador
Kaia
Frank Redding
Margaret Johnsoim
Emeeeren
Robert Pyle
Caroline Redding
William S Redding
David Lantis
Eenee
Rachewel Highland
Fishdaugh
Enos Keser
Robert Pyle Cy
Stan
William Marshall
Martha Miller
Helen Redding
Angelline Sale
Cainer Redding
John Sales
Lewis Mills
Lea Johnson
Cyrus Walters
William Sheets
May Walters
Mary Roberts
Martha Redding
Fom & Betel Slo
Galbraith
George Wilburn
Strar Pierce
William Sheeta
Almeda Boyer
E.s-Eeeue
Pdelgha Johnson
David Morris
Cement block venture eyed by Indiana man in Bluffton
G T Bouslog of Winamac Ind visited Bluffton yesterday on cement business. He had advertised for a partner to manufacture cement blocks with improved machinery. He praised Bluffton’s cement industry and said a party is interested in forming a business arrangement.
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G. T. Bouslog
Winamacg
Ind
King Goes East to Coach the Maine Players
Emmett King departs Thursday for Orono to coach the University of Maine football team this fall. Maine players were gathered September 12, with King's St Louis trip delayed until after his return in November.
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Orono
Maine
University of Maine
Mr. King
St. Louis Exposition
Eas
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