Democratic Meetings Prompt Views On Politics In Shifting Debate
Newspaper column recalls Democratic meetings with speakers such as Thomas R Marshall and Judge Clyde C Raymer, highlighting campaign events across towns from Oct 29 to Oct 31. It contrasts Roosevelt's rhetoric with business leaders' desire for revival, arguing against alleged industrial chaos claims and condemning unpatriotic utterances by the president.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Bry
Indus
Panama Canal Deal Raises Questions on $40 Million Hidden Beneficiaries
A Springfield Republican editorial urges the U S government to disclose who profited from the $40,000,000 paid to a French company for Panama Canal rights. The piece frames the matter as a petition for transparency after the campaign ends.
Political controversy over Panama canal financing revealed
The Springfield Republican demands full disclosure before the election on suspected financing of canal securities by a French company linked to relatives of major political figures. The IndianapOlis News notes such partisan use would be unacceptable if facts support the claim.
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Panama
Nicaragua
Securiies
Springfield Republican
Indianapolis News
Croup Cured Quickly by Hyomei Remedy
A Persuasive ad touts Hyomei as the rapid cure for croup in its first or second stage. It claims easy inhalation during distress, includes a pocket inhaler, and guarantees cure or money back. Testimonial from Rev George Sisson endorses its effectiveness.
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Walter
Hyomei
Croup
George Sisson
South Londonderry
H. N. Jenner
Advance box office sale fills Jefferson venue quickly
Within hours after election returns the Jefferson box office opened advance sale, selling every lower floor seat and boxes while balcony seats remain. About 150 balcony seats are unsold. Sales continue until balcony is exhausted, no standing room sold after returns. Balcony seats have been in great demand today.
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Jefferson
Five Year-Old Scalded by Teakettle Accident
The five year-old son of Mr and Mrs Newton Weaver of Elkhart was badly scalded when the stove legs loosened and the kettle toppled spilling hot contents on his mother s arm. A physician treated the wound.
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Newton Weaver
Elkhart
FATES AGAINST HIM While He Escapes with Life Story
Nashville Indiana Oct 28 a farm home near Needmore owned by John Poling was destroyed by fire with contents and two buildings totaling 8700. Ernest Dunigan saved Poling, an 80 year old widower planning to marry, after he was trapped by smoke and roof collapse. Poling survived and planned to stay with his children.
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Nashville
Ind
John Poling
Needmore
Ernest Dunigan
Poling
Dunigan
Meying
Duntzun
Dr. Prather
Martinville
Mirtrmeni
Bob the Cat Returns to Shelbyville Freight Office
In Shelbyville Indiana on October 28 the cat Bob, long a fixture at the Big Four freight office, vanished last week. A passenger train carried him to Indianapolis where a brakeman dumped the car into the weeds. An express messenger later spotted the cat behind a box and it reappeared at the platform, then headed back to the freight station to resume quarters.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Bob
Big Four
Bol
Indianapolis
Jury clears Stevens brothers in divorce case trial
LaPorte Indiana October 28 jury finds in favor of Steve Jaunovitseh against four Stevens brothers for alienation of his wife's affections. Jury bribery arrests follow with William Blakeman and William Bell facing charges. Blakeman served on the jury and Gell acted as go between for 2 bribe payment. Booneville and Toled o reports note drought and coroner Mack resigns to enter Swedenborgian ministry.
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LaPorte
Ind
George Stevens
Steve Jaunovitseh
Stevens Brothers
William Blakeman
William Bell
Blakenan
Gell
Tatorte
C. 5. Mack
Latorte
Hwdleine
Mack
Toledo
Gas explosion in Vincennes injures, kills resident
In Vincennes Indiana on October 28 a natural gas explosion occurred when a match was struck in an upstairs bedroom where a jet was leaking. The blast wrecked part of the home and caused fatal burns.
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Vincennes
Ind
Which of Barnhart or Miller Makes Better Business Man
A Goshen News-Times voter guide compares Charles W. Miller and Henry A. Barnhart as businessmen. It highlights Miller as financier of ventures like Vesey Lumber and Artel Cycle, arguing he often failed and harmed others, while praising Barnhart as a self-made, steady editor with a prosperous newspaper business and unshaken integrity.
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Congress of the
United States
Congress
Charles W. Miller
Henry A. Barnhart
Goshen News-Times
Hom
C. W. Miller
Mr. Miller
Vesey Lumber Co
Miller
News-Times
Artel Cycle Co
Almis- Managed
Sparrows
Woodbine Twineth
Goshen
Mr. Barnhart
Barnhart
Vater
Florence Roberts Company Arrives in Goshen Tomorrow
Florence Roberts, famed emotional actress, arrives with Arthur Forrest Thurlow Bergen Harry Gibbs Kent Bosworth Ann Warrington and Mary Bertrand in Goshen tomorrow morning from New York. The company prepares for the first American stage presenting Seymour Obermer's The House of Bondage at the Jefferson Friday night. Advance seats sold well with many out of town orders. final rehearsals span tomorrow and Friday.
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Florence Roberts
Goshen
America
Arthur Forrest
Thurlow Bergen
Harry Gibbs
Kent Bosworth
Ann Warrington
Mary Bertrand
New York
Jefferson
Seymour Obermer
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