Beveridge Train Delay Delays Elkhart Rally Tonight
Senator Beveridge arrived late to Elkhart on a special train with the parade to face a large crowd at the Bucklen opera house and a six o clock hotel review before the evening meeting. The event, touted as a major Republican display for the county, features a marching parade with eight floats and remarks by Hon. Charles W. Miller.
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Beveridge
Elkhart
Buck- Ten Opera House
Indiana
Charles W. Miller
Hotel Bucklen
Opera House
George M. Studebaker
South Bend
James H. State
Marshal Deal
C. M. Hisenbeiss
Automobile Committee
F. K. Fernald
Franklin Street
Second Street
Fitch
North Second Street
Taft
Lake Shore
BE. A
Pettit
Barnum & Bailey
Taft and Sherman Club
City Beautiful talk spurs school role in beautification work
The Presbyterian Men’s League heard Prof. E H Drake of the city schools discuss the part of schools in the City Beautiful. He urged competitive student efforts to keep streets clean and rivers pristine, with prizes for early snow removal and curbside care. The meeting also announced plans for the new church building and a Lake Shore Foremen meeting.
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City Beautiful
Men's League of the Presbyterian Church
E. H. Drake
Drake
Say Road Will Be Built
Representatives of the South Bend Elkhart Kalamazoo electric railway announce contracts are signed to secure funds and begin construction soon. A new Elk hart franchise may be secured and the right of way for the full distance is reportedly agreed with property owners. Federal Court Here Saturday Night.
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Say
South Bend- Elkhart-Kalamazoo Electric Railway
Elkhart
BH. Lambert
South Bend
J. S. Dodge
Mongers
Ziesel Bros
A. F. Underwood Co
Hile & Baker
G. R. Sawyer
Republicans color tonight as campaigns close
Federal court session scheduled Friday as campaign activity heats up. Taft and Bryan appear in Syracuse Thursday night. Heavy political coverage includes public safety and legal actions across states.
Weather Forecast For Tonight And Saturday
Government forecast calls for generally fair and continued cool conditions. Miles Medical Co provides daily data with maximum temperature 53 and minimum 35, light winds around 15 mph.
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Miles Medical Co
Yardmaster Change At Hump As Dawson Replaces Bates
T J Dawson returns from a month east to become general yard master at the hump, replacing Sam Bates who due to health will move to assistant. Bates retains duties in the new role while Dawson’s expertise with the gravity system and hump installation is cited as key to the change.
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Sam Bates
T. J
Mr. Bates
Bates
Dawson
Auto Turns Turtle Near Middlebury After Go Shen Trip
Dr Hunn of Middlebury and five men in a Chalmers Detroit car returning from Elkhart experienced a rollover when the lights failed near a bridge. The machine ran off the bridge approach and turned turtle just before entering Middlebury. All occupants were thrown out and injured with Eric Davis badly cut requiring stitches. The car was moving slowly.
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Hunn
Middlebury
Eric Davis
Chris Sighee
Ray Faust
James Beecher
Elkhart
Goshen
Victim of Pickpocket at Democratic Rally
Arthur J. Gray a street car conductor of 313 Aspen wold avenue was pickpocketed during the rally crush. His money was taken from his hip pocket as a near wreck threatened a baby cab and infant. He reported the loss this morning.
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Arthur J. Gray
Aspenwold Avenue
Mr. Gray
Woods Fire Near Elkhart Water Works Station
A woods fire on North Main street near the Elkhart Water Co pumping station at 4 p.m. Thursday was extinguished by Co. No. 4.
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Elkhart Water Co
Co. No. 4
Interesting Reports and Election of Officers Proceedings
The Indiana State Federation of Clubs session in Goshen featured a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting with prayers, addresses, and officer elections. The Goshen district's delegates and officers discussed apportionments, raised funds for missionaries and orphans, and adjourned to prepare for the next meeting in South Bend.
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Indiana State Federation of Clubs
Red Cross Christmas stamp sale funds relief effort
The article notes fast public uptake of a one cent stamp designed by Howard Pyle, featuring a holly wreath and red cross with “Merry Christmas.” It reports $3,000 cleared in eighteen days and federal endorsement for women to form local sale committees for the stamps.
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Ber
Red Cross Movement
Howard Pyle
Federation
Mr. Evan
Watson's Stirring Day Invades Enemies Country
James E. Watson spent Thursday and today in southern Indiana visiting Loogootee and Evansville. He pressed the county option issue in vigorous fashion, vowing to fight to the last ditch to prevent repeal, and accused opponent Marshall of evasiveness on the stance. An intoxicated man interrupted in Loogootee, prompting Watson to note Marshall’s inconsistent positions on county local option.
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James E. Watson
Indiana
Evansville
Watson
Marshall
Marshal
Mr. Watson
Loogootee
Boys' Brigade Reorganized at Presbyterian Church
Elkhart Indiana. The Boy's Brigade of America in Elkhart reorganized at a Thursday meeting held at the Presbyterian church. Ira Barrows, a division staff colonel, has headed the group which will become Co. A of the Fourth or Fifth regiment. About twenty boys, ages fourteen and up, attended. Brig. Gen. E. A. Biddle of Indianapolis spoke. The Indiana division totals about 1,000 across three regiments. the Fourth is forming. Col. Barrows will supervise a colonel election for the First Regiment at South Bend tonight. Goshen Special Officer in Trouble. The Louisville Herald reports O. P. Greenwell of Goshen, Ind., complaining of a $70 robbery by two Negro women. two women were arrested after Greenwell’s "black-jack" was found in a house. He says he had taken prisoners to the Jeffersonville reformatory then rushed to Louisville.
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Beveridge
George E. Clarke
South Bend
Southend
Collier’s
Henry Beach Needham
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Dick Thompson
Indiana University
Bryan
Harriman
Henry Rohrer
Taft
Thompson
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Wabash
Peru
Rochester
Bolivar
North Manchester
Claypool
Milford
Goshen
Mishawakans
Elkhart
Mishawaka
America
Ohio
Illinois
DePauw University
Joseph E. McDonald
Indiana
Hikhart
McDonald Butler
H. H. Andrews
Middlebury
T. J. Dawson
Sam Bates
Bates
Missionary Society of M. E. Church
Lake Shore
Presbyterian Men’s League
Louisville
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
North
M. E
W. H. Bennett
J. W. Richardson
L. A. Beeks
James Sinster
Delaware
Foo-Chow
China
Epworth
W. H. Brightmire
W. R. Jones
Pierceton
H. M. Baston
Calvin Graves
Albion
H. ©. Frazee
Warsaw
J. C. Murray
LaGrange
Charles Neff
Nappanee
la Grange
Fort Wayne
Leesburg
Bluffton
Kendallville
George Wear
O. G. Curtis
Phoebe Dean
R. M. Stewart
Near
Far East
H. C. Frazee
Margaret Wilson
Yoder
Madys Bates
Presbyterian Church
Elkhart Company
Boy's Brigade of America
Ira Barrows
Co. A
E. A. Biddie
Louisville, Ky
O. P. Greenwell
Ind
Greenwell
Jeffersonville
Lace Curtain Stolen From South Second Street Yard
Mrs. Airs of 916 South Second Street reported a lace curtain stolen after leaving it hanging to dry. Police were notified of the loss this morning.
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Kern
South Second Street
Hearst Impartial Speech cites Indiana men on labor
Hearst in a political speech named four Indiana figures D M Parry John M Maxwell John E Lamb Terre Haute vice chairman of the democratic national committee and Myron D King auditor of the democratic national committee to argue both parties oppose organized labor.
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New York
W. R. Hearst
Indiana
D. M. Parry
John M. Maxwell
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Democratic National Committee
Myron D. King
Taft Urges Straight Republican Vote in New York
Taft appeals to voters in northern New York to cast ballots straight down the ticket. He praises the state slate and the congressional ticket, and singles out Sherman as a commendable running mate.
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Taft
Oneida
N. Y
New York
Sherman
Ife
Bryan dodges Burton challenge in Taft election clash
Cleveland October 30 Bryan refused to answer Burton's demand to name a Taft labor decision violating the law. He said let Burton pose the question to Taft and Taft ask him, adding he is running against Taft.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Burton
Taft
Gompers Issues Final Labor Appeal for Bryan
President Gompers issues a final appeal to organized labor to back Bryan. The special edition of the American Federationist is being mailed nationwide.
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Gompers
Washington
Organized Labor
Bryan
Gampers
American Federationist
Blakes Confession Shocks Ruef Trial Court
Ta A S Blake, convicted of attempting to bribe juror John M Kelly to help Ruef's acquittal, testified a $10 000 bribe was offered by Ruefs counsel Frank J Murphy and A S Newburgh with $100 monthly support for Blake in prison The confession stunned Ruef and delayed sentencing as the court and defense teams reacted.
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San Francisco
Blake
John M. Kelly
Detrey Abraham Ruef
Net
Hae
Frank J. Murphy
Ruet
Lier
Baet
Soen
A. S. Newburgh
FT. Murphy
Ruefs Counsel
J. M. Kelley
Ruef
Kelly
Newburgh
Milake
Mlake
Tudge Lawler
J. Murphy
Thirty Five Are Set Free at Cape Nemo
At Reelfoot Lake Tennessee October 80 a quiet day eased security around suspects and witnesses. One prisoner was brought in by civil officers. Governor Patterson heard a lineup of suspects and witnesses, including Frank Ferriner who confessed Wednesday night. Ferriner is guarded and may escape severe punishment for providing state's evidence. Thirty five inmates who could give satisfactory accounts were released.
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Cape Nemo
Reelfoot Lake
Tenn
Patterson
Frank Ferriner
Feerriner
Dinner for Dr Parkhurst in New York amid retirement
The Society for the Prevention of Crime hosted a dinner at the Hotel Gotham honoring Rev. Dr. Charles B. Parkhurst on the eve of his retirement after seventeen years as president. He received a loving cup from the directors and guests expressed respect and affection.
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Parkhurst
New York
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Gotham
Charles B. Parkhurst
Society
Mad Steer Run Amuck In Atlanta Business District
A mad steer rampaged through Atlanta’s business section injuring two people as others escaped to safety often by climbing telephone poles. The incident disrupted commerce and prompted swift response from bystanders and local authorities.
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Atlanta
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the Daily Review
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Farmers’ Society of Equity
North Dakota Supreme Court
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M. E. Foreign Missionary Society
State Federation of Clubs
G. W. Spohn
Davenport
A. C. Willy
Plymouth
W. S. Major
Shelbyville
William Conrad
Harriet Conlogue
N. T. Anderson
Greencastle
Clementine Weisert
Vincennes
Sabra Ann Fralick
Craigie G. Mitchell
Bedford
Hearst
Counsel
Camp Nemo
Heid
Muskogee
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