Beveridge and Progressive platform advocate bold reforms
The text extols Senator Beveridge as a driving force behind meat and pure food laws, child labor bills, and tariff reform. It praises his fights against trusts, forest service threats, and Lorimer’s seating, while contrasting Progressive aims with Republican and Democratic methods. It ends with anecdotes supporting a balanced, cooperative economic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Senate
Forest Service
Tariff Commission
Payné-Aldrich
Congress
Tobacco Trust
Treasury
Berea
Lorimer
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Handsome Jewel Presented to J H Frank by K of P Grand Lodge
John H. Frank of this city received a handsome lodge jewel from the K of P Grand Lodge at Indianapolis on Tuesday. He has been a member for over twenty five years and has long served in lodge preparation and trists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Frank
K. of P. Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Tristes
Supreme court upholds Parr rulings in Prest-O-Lite case
Indiana Supreme Court reverses Mallon county verdict in Skell vs Prest-O-Lite, ruling on res ipsa loquitur and owner liability aligns with Looney case. Decision confirms owner not liable for independent contractor faults absent proximate cause, preserving Judge Parr’s Looney rulings and signaling likely dismissal of another related suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Supreme Court
Skell
Prest-O-Lite Company
Marion County
Indianapolis
Noblesville
William J. Looney
Looney
Prest-Q-Lite Company
Supreme Court
Mallon County Court
Spencer
City of
Appellee
Parr
Migratory Bird Laws Amendments Take Effect Saturday
Amendments to the Department of Agriculture migratory bird regulations became effective Saturday. One change opens a fall season for migratory game birds in Missouri and upper Mississippi waters from October 1, 1914, to January 1, 2015, after which the prohibition returns. Other amendments mainly address additional regulatory details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Mississippi
Waterfowl Open Seasons by State and Zone Rules
The text lists open waterfowl seasons and exceptions by state and zone. It specifies that in most states the season runs from December 16 to September 1 of the next year, with several state level date deviations such as Massachusetts and Rhode Island from January 15 to October 1, and many other states with dates like January 16 to October 1, February 1 to November 1, February 16 to November 20, and various February to October ranges.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
New Jersey
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
California
Allen buys cavalry horses for British army shipment
E. Allen of Roachdale purchased cavalry horses in Lebanon for the British army. He plans to ship two carloads to England within a few days via New York, while staying with his father Tom Allen on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Allen
Roachdale
Lebanon
England
New York
Tom Allen
East Main Street
Profit and Pleasure at Central Christian church meeting
The C W B M auxiliary held its monthly gathering in the church vestry with new officers presiding. Mrs. Charles Mitchell led devotions, Missionary Tidings quiz entertained, and Mrs. Clyde Neese spoke on the Men and Million Movement before a solo by Neese. Bouquets adorned the vestry and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Charles Mitchell
Clyde Neese
Mary Stewart
John Cason
Charles Shaffer
Research Club Observes President's Day Event
The Research club plans a social afternoon at Mrs. John Hutchings home on East South street on Tuesday October 13. Hostesses are Mrs. Hutchings and Mrs. McKey. Miss Vida Newsome of Columbus was to speak on Federation Work but cannot attend due to state federation duties in Evanville October 20 to 22. She will visit later. The meeting honors Mrs. M. C. Roark who soon leaves for Spokane, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
John Hutching
East South Street
Hutchings
McKey
Vida Newsome
Columbus
Ind
Federation
Evanaville
M. C. Roark
Spokane
Wash
Demand for cavalry horses rises as buyers seek stock
The Lafayette ad lists five hundred cavalry horses for inspection at the stock yards, as buyers rush to supply the army. Prospective purchasers face strict specs including height from roughly 15.5 to 15.625 hands, ages four to eight, short backs, and a blocky build. no white horses accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crouch
Sen
Lafayette
Jury verdict favors Union Traction in $10000 suit
After an hour of deliberation Saturday the jury found for the Union Traction Company in the John Bumar vs Union Traction Company personal injury suit claiming $10000 damages. Plaintiff bears costs except $25 each for examinations of the plaintiff by Dr A N Coons and Dr W H Williams, taxed to the defendant. Change of venue from Marion county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irigy
John Bumar
Union Traction Company
A. N. Coons
W. H. Williams
Marion County
Crawford Leaves Lebanon for Paris Grocery Venture
Aaron Crawford, longtime clerk at Hutchings grocery in Lebanon, has moved to Paris Illinois to start a new grocery business. His household goods are being packed and his family will join him next week. Friends here wish him success in the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Crawford
Paris
Mr. Crawford
Hutchings
Crawford
Lebanon
Jackson township highway petitions recalled and remanded
The court noted the withdrawal and dismissal of the Noble G. Ashley et al petition for a public highway in Jackson township with costs to petitioners. In a related case by David H. Shockley et al for a new highway and vacation of an old route, viewers filed a report and remonstrances by Stephen Dale, Glen D. Ashley, and J. Ms. Gentry for damages were filed. Reviewers H. W. Huber, William I. Tomlinson, and Frank Kelley were appointed to consider damages and ordered set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble G. Ashley
Jackson Township
David H. Shockley
Stephen Dale
Glen D. Ashley
J. Ms. Gentry
H. W. Huber
Williami. Tomlinson
Frank Kelley
Two Tonsil and Adenoid Removals At Williams Hospital
Naomi Fike and Alberta Wyaong underwent surgical operations at Williams hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Both had their tonsils and adenoids removed during the procedure performed by Dr. Black and Overman of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Fike
Alberta Wyaong
Williams Hospital
Dr. Black
Overman
Indianapolis
Court Arraigns Hugh Brown for Petit Larceny
Hugh Brown was arraigned in circuit court Saturday on four counts of petit larceny and pled guilty. His age was found to be twenty. He was sentenced to the state reformatory for one to eight years but the sentence was suspended during good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Brown
State Reformatory
Marriage of Daniel Leonard and Vena Stoner at Methodist Church
Daniel Leonard of Pittsboro and Vena Stoner of Lebanon area married this afternoon at 8 in the Methodist church parlors by Rev. K W Rabing. The damage suit of Asa Gox vs Omer A Scott has been summoned on motion of the plaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leonard
Pittsboro
Vena Stoner
Lebanon
K. W. Rabing
Asa
Gox
Omer-A. Scott
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Bill
Grace
Hanna
William
Aunt Grace
Aunt Hanna
J. H. Frank
Grand Lodge K. of P
Earl Allen
Army
The
B. M
Thorntown
Indiana
Perry M. Barker
Thorntown, Indiana
Lexington
Humar
the Traction Company
Paris, Ill
the Hutchings
Commissioners Court
Hl. L. Moore
Leonard—Stoner
Miss Vena Stoner
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