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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1909

Page

9

Harding Men Use Council in Trick Play

The city council, aligned with the Harding machine, replaces election inspectors with Harding favorites, prompting Shank allies to protest as tensions rise. Royse, Hofmann, and others push a midnight slate in the Eleventh ward, giving Metzger control feared by Shank supporters, while Clark and Clay defend fairness but fail to win reversals. Police protection accompanies Royse after tense confrontation as factions clash over the board makeup ahead of the August 5 vote.

Harding H. W. Ehlausmann Harry Rouse W. N. Harding Rouse Metzger-Bookwalter-Harding Shank Klausmann Fred W. Eppert Joseph F. Clay Mr. Harding Council Harry Royse Royse Hofmann Henry Rhodes Hamlet Smither Smith Donavan Sullivan Stickleman Bob Metzger Metzger Harry E. Rouse Republican Party M Harding Klaus Watchers

Political Board Rows Heighten Tension in Harding Shank Race

In Indianapolis disputes surface over election inspectors and control of primary boards. Joseph F. Clay taunts that Harding backers could not win with $100,000 given corrupt inspectors. Many of 45 Harding appointees refuse to serve after remarks fuel mistrust, while allies of Klausmann defend fairness and shift in boards. Judge Walker praises Lew Shank supporter Royse for pivotal city council move.

Harding Joseph F. Clay Newt Harding Klausmann Mr. Clay Clay Krausmann Harry Rouse M. N. A. Walker Judge Walker Royse Lew Shank Indianapolis Mr. Royse Shank Board of Public Works Fred Eppert

East Buffalo Cattle and Sheep Receipts Report

East Buffalo market summary shows cattle receipts at 100 with slow steady demand. Prime cattle quoted 6.25 to 4.75, butchers' steers 4.00 to 5.75, veals receipts 75 with market active 2 cents higher, call to choice 6.00 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 2,000 with active firm markets. lambs 5.50 to 7.30, yearlings 5.00 to 5.75, sheep 3.00 to 6.25.

East Buffalo

Maennerchor concert and local society notices

The Maennerchor will perform two numbers at the regular roof garden concert with Beiser's orchestra providing music. The program includes a mix of marches, selections, solos, and a Hungarian dance. The column also lists numerous social visits and departures, with residents traveling to Oklahoma, Seattle, Forest Beach, Michigan, Germany, and Wisconsin, plus local guest stays and trips.

Beiser

Notice of liquor licenses across Marion county wards

A long notice lists multiple applicants in Marion county Indiana for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking. It covers wards 15, 12, 11, 10, 5, 8, 14, 1, and 6, naming applicants such as JOHN HUGHES, WILLIAM MILLER, FRED OSTENFORTH, H. D. O CONNELL, M. P. TIVENAN, GEORGE R. PARKE, FRANK FIVECOAT, SN. WITTHOFT, RUDOLPH ZOFFMAN, JOHN O BRIEN, OSCAR KRIEGER, CHRISTIAN RIES, JOHN HERR, G. H. SUCRIST, GEORGE T. CALDWELL, with properties described by street addresses in Indianapolis. Each seeks pool table privileges in the same premises and approval at the September term of the Marion County Board of Commissioners.

Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Avenue New Jersey Street Harkners Outlet Indianapolis Indiana Herman Haas Wayne Township Michigan Street Olleman Holmes’ Westend Addition Houghville West John Hughes William Miller Shelby Street Ourtlot No. 91 Shelby and Harrison Streets Fred Ostenforth State of Capitol Avenue McCarty Vanblaricum M. PP. Tivenan Bates Street Martindale Addition H. D. O'Connell State of Indians Indiana Avenue Indiana Aveue St. Clair Street Indiana Avenues Witer Centar Township SN. Witthoft Board of County Commissioners York Alabama Street Arch Street Nancy Lowman Marigne County Frank Fivecoat Madison Avenue John O'Brien Noutice In- Giank Morris Street Morris and Harding Streets Clark Rudolph Zoffman Massachusetts Avenue Hutchson & Darnell Brookside George R. Parke Thomas Hendrick Oscar Krieger Afarion County Inda’ana Businass Wherson Delaware Street Germania Hall Ray Christian Ries Washington Street Sipuare John Herr Carter Township McCrea Street Louisiana and McCrea Streets Morris Square St Indilarnapolis Louisiana McCrea_ streets G. H. Sucrist Stock Yards George T. Caldwell

Bartholomew D Brooks Opposes Tax Hikes and Bond Issues

Bartholomew D Brooks a lumber merchant and major taxpayer advocates platform free of new taxes and bond issues. He calls for four years of restraint, opposing indiscriminate street improvements and further bonded debt while criticizing the current administration for heavy taxation.

Iam B. D. Brooks

St Paul Beats Columbus In Ten Inning Classic

St Paul defeated Columbus 7 to 6 in ten innings to drop the latter from the first division. Errors by Columbus proved costly as Murray delivered the deciding hit, Gevers threw wide to second, and Kruger started a double play on a fly ball. Umpire Hayes ruled Sturry scored before the third out as Congalton’s drive was snagged by an ankle-high catch.

Columbus Ohio St. Paul Murray Gevers Kruger Hayes Sturry Usige Congalton

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