Taft Supporters Rebuff Insurgents In White House Word
Attorney General Wickersham in Chicago assails insurgents within the Republican party and urges unite behind President Taft and 1908 platform reforms. He cites trust prosecutions and tariff aims while praising the administration's first year. In Washington Taft tells clubs Republicans to act and welcome back any who will aid legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wickersham
Hamilton Club
Taft
Republican Party
Tariff Commission
Congress
Standard Is Company
Tobacco Trust
Treasury
Lican Party
Washington
League of Republican Clubs
District of Columbia
Lodge
Moore
Pensylvania
McKinley
Illinois
California
Johnnys Hammond
Taxicab Driver Robbed Near Indianapolis
J. O. Lee a taxicab driver for Henry Pokorney was assaulted and robbed of seven dollars after being driven by two well dressed young men to Allisonville. They struck him on the head and left him ten miles from Indianapolis with a disabled car Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.O. Lee
Henry Pokorney
Indianapolis
Lee
Allisonville
Four Lunch Wagon Men Arrested For Defying Move On Order
Four violators of the move on order issued by Supt Hyland to keep lunch wagons moving were arrested yesterday afternoon. They were Bill Julius of 400 W Ohio Street Henry Obtivi of 1107 8 Capitol Avenue Harry Bockidts of 406 Ohio Street and John Bush of 624 W Ohio Street.
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Supt. Hyland
Bill Julius
Ohio Street
Henry Obtivi
Capitol Avenue
Harry Bockidts
Ohio
Ano. John Bush
Rockefeller Gives Dollar for Dollar to New Church Drive
The Fifth Avenue Baptist church in New York announced a record collection for a new building. Rockefeller pledged a dollar for every member gift, resulting in 162000 from him and 324000 total raised in 26 minutes. Contributions ranged from 2 to 25000 as Rev. C. F. Aked urged broad participation.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller’s
Rockefeller
Feller
C. F. Aked
Rev. Aked
Noted Actor Nat Goodwin to Retire From Stage
Ocean Park Calif April 11 It is announced Nat Goodwin will retire from the stage after his next tour and dedicate his time to southern California ranching interests. He bought Leather and Crow ranches near San Jacinto totaling 900 acres for 90000 dollars and plans a winter home there with limited summer stays at his beach house. The new ranch is stocked and under cultivation with plans to expand livestock and large scale horse cattle and hog raising.
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Ocean Park
Cal
Nat C. Goodwin
California
A. B. Wester
Goodwin
San Jacinto
Engineer at Indiana Woman's Prison Dies Reading at Home
Thomas Barnett aged 63 died of heart disease early yesterday in his home at 450 N Randolph St while reading a newspaper. An engineer at the Indiana Woman's Prison since 1874, he helped develop the facility under Quaker supervisor Aunty Smith. Survived by wife, son James Barnett traveling salesman for Bobbs Merrill, and daughters Agnes Barnett and Mrs P C Trusler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barnett
N. Randolph Street
Barnett
Indiana, Woman's Prison
Smith
James Barnett
Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Company
Agnes Barnett
P. C. Trusler
Briand Draws Socialist Ire In French Campaign
Paris April 11 Premier Briand faces socialist opposition as he intensifies campaign work for the chamber of deputies election set for April 24. An incident at a demonstration left Chamond briefly endangered by gendarmes as ministers weigh the backlash over Briand's shift in political allegiance.
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Paris
Briand
Hhe
Chamber of Deputies
Demon Chamond
Briands
Man saves two girls who fall in Broad Ripple water
Ruth Overby age 11 and Oliva Schad age 9 fell from a boat at Broad Ripple bathing beach into eight feet of water. They clung to a rope until J. E. Paddock, an instructor at Central Indiana University, reached them yesterday afternoon and saved them from drowning.
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Ruth Overby
Oliva Schad
College Avenue
Broad Ripple
J. E. Paddock
Central Indiana University
Grape-Nuts Support For Digestive Health And Energy
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a food that feeds the digestive impulse, repairs tissue, and sustains brain and nerve energy. It notes phosphates from wheat and barley, no cooking required, and claims the product satisfies the digestive urge when eaten slowly with cream.
Seven Saloons Visited by Police In Raid Arrests Made
Police raided seven saloons yesterday arresting more than a dozen men. Among those charged were John and August Sissed running Lew Stuck’s saloon at 551 W Washington, Charles Roth of 1264 W New York for giving away liquor, Nick Durbis at 425 W Washington for entertaining a crowd, and Everett Gamer, bartender at 320 W Tenth, for selling Sunday morning.
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John
August Sissed
Lew Stuck
Washington Street
Charles Roth
New York Street
Nick Durbis
Everett Gamer
Tenth Street
Monster Petition Signed for Walsh
Bloomington and Bedford citizens join to seek John R. Walsh release from Fort Leavenworth. After six weeks 13 000 Monroe and Lawrence county residents signed the petition, which Culpepper William A. Cullop will present to the president in Washington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Fort Leavenworth
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Bedford
Washington
William A. Cullop
Monroe
Lawrence
Night Rider Trial Draws Department of Justice Interest
Washington reports strong interest from the department of justice as twelve alleged night riders go on trial in Covington Kentucky this week. Agents traced the case to the Burley Tobacco Society operations when a Dry Ridge grower resisted masked men who seized his bill of lading and tobacco. One defendant is a Kentucky legislator.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Covington
Department
Burley Tobacco Society
Dry Ridge
Burley Society
Kentucky
First Auto Ride At 81 Marks Gifford Family Milestone
In Kokomo Indiana on April 11 Mrs Jane Gifford from Russiaville just turned 81 and celebrated by riding in her first automobile. She recalls riding in an ox cart in her girlhood and is matriarch of four generations.
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Gifford
Russiaville
Black Hand Man Slain in Attempted Extortion
In Wilkes Barre on April 11 Martin Gabriel, a Black Hand member, died after a confrontation with Salvadore Caitere, a miner targeted for a $500 black hand payoff. Gus Gabriel was wounded, Vincent and Salvadore Caitere were under arrest after police guard.
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Wilkesbarre
Martin Gabriel
Black Hand
Gus
Vincent
Salvadore Castere
Salvadore Caitere
Caitere Brothers
Gabriel Brothers
Caitere
Salvador
Shortridge Seniors Present The Crisis at Caleb Millall
The Shortridge high school senior class will present The Crisis at Caleb Millall Friday night. Professional stage managers are handling production so long delays from past shows are avoided. Seat sales started this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Caleb Millall
Plans to Initiate 1 000 Candidates at Supreme Session
State Manager C L Simmone of the Court of Honor plans initiation of a class of 1 000 candidates at the supreme session in Indianapolis in June. The work will be conferred on this class June 21 in Tomlinson Hall by a degree team from St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Simmone
The
Court of Honor
Supreme Session
Order
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
St. Louis
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Rocke
Emma Miller
Standard Oil
Charles F. Miller
West
Walsh
Shortridge
the Leading Trust Company
Indiana
the Union Trust Company
Office Company's
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Merchants National Bank
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Merchants Heat & Light Company Company
Edward L. McKee
Fred M. Ayres
G. A. Efroymeon
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Travelers Elect Council
United Commercial Travelers
Vincennes
Elisha Johnson
John T. Gardner
J. L. Hadley
William Bradford
L. B. Stradley
J. C. Holmes
W. V. Borell
W. D. Long
J. J. Hinman
A. E. Harless
T. W. Rodebaugh
Woodbury‘s
Espery
Gourand
Yale
Hansen Jenks
Hansen Jenk
Tetlow
Carmen
Leichner
William
Woodbury's
Lana
Cosmo
Sanador
Izer
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Polk’s Milk
Polk
Shubert Murat Thea
Wes
Bernard
Soc
Besade
the Girl and the Wizard
Matinee Daily
Charles
JWN
Harris & Leon
Ray & Nice
Wallace Galvin
Zanettos
Nevins
Erwood
Hinodorome
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ST. Elmo
Theater Today
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Brass Circle
Henry
Lee Tee Gon Gesart
Pepe Pt
Einer
Ight
Empire
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Huder
Ferger
Pierson
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Ball Park
Thompson's Dairy Lunch
Riverside
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