Beveridge Triumphs In First District Convention
Evansville July 15 The First district Republican convention at Boonville endorsed Beveridge for his Arizona New Mexico and child labor reform efforts while backing Col Posey for Congress. Brady fought open vs secret ballot, failed, Posey won by acclamation as Hemenway Watson machine faces subtle dissent from farmers and voters alike.
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Evansville
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
United States
Hemenway-Watson
Boonville
Beveridge
Col
Frank B. Posey
Hemenway
Watson
James Hemenway
James Watson
Hemenway-Watgon
Senator Beveridge
Evaneville
Taft
Newberg Brass Band
Brady
Posey
Boas’ Hemenway
John W. Brady
Princeton
Committee On Rules
Vanderburg
A. T. Twineham
Gibson County
E. Q. Lockyear
Vanderburg County
Charles Wittenbraker
St. Brady
Premier Asquith Faces Suffrage Controversy Riots Threats
London reports Premier Asquith shelved the Shackleton suffrage bill though the Commons passed the second reading by 239 to 190. Suffragettes threaten riots unseen in England if the bill is not reported. Asquith argued women with votes would demand seats in Parliament and cabinet.
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London
Premer Asquith
England
Asquith
House of Commons
Overland May Move Factories and Capital Increase
A Toledo dispatch reports possible relocation of Overland Automobile plants from Indianapolis to Toledo. Willys-Overland plans to raise capital from 2 million to 6 million dollars, with new stock held in treasury for future improvements. President J N Willys and VP Wal H Brown are noted figures in the case.
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Toledo
Fou Overland Automobile Company
Oho City
Willys-Overland Company
Overland Company
Indianapolis
Wal H. Brown
Brown
Indianapolis Trade Association
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Overland
J. N. Willys
Toledo Dispatch
Two New Bridges Planned and Lights Approved
The board of public works recommended a five thousand dollar appropriation for a Pogues run bridge on Tenth street after city engineer H. W. Klausmann inspected the existing crossing. A similar sum was asked for a Pogues run bridge at Dorman street. The board also approved Klausmann's plan to add 185 electric lights across the city, with many in north and south residential districts.
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Pogues Run
Tenth Street
Board of Public Works
H. W. Klausmann
Dorman Street
Klausmann
Indianapolis Baseball Club Purchases Newark Team Farm
Friday word states that President Watkins of the Indianapolis Baseball club bought the Newark team in the Ohio State league. Newark will serve as a farm for his Indianapolis club with planned sweepup changes to follow.
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Watkins
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Newark
Indianapolia
Trade Boosters On Second Trip Start With Vim
Indianapolis Trade Association 190 strong begins second booster tour from Indianapolis along I and L traction line through New Palestine Morristown Reedville Carrollton and Connersville. They receive carnations senders wear firm hats ride behind a bulletin system and promise to boost local business while opposing parcels post and maintaining city retail ties.
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Boosters
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Trade Association
I. & L. Traction Line
Trade Association
Charles A. Bookwalter
William Fortune
Morristown
New Palestine
William O'Connor
M. O'Conner and Company
Reedville
Carrollton
Tail Holt
James Whitcomb Riley
Fountaintown
John W. Carey
W. J. Dobyns
Handy S8ros
Creamery
Overland Auto Company
Connersville
Fred E. Willis
Harry B. Mahan
Arlington
Rushville
Lew W. Cooper
John J. Landis
Br. N. Heaton
H. G. Benham
Commercial Club
Merchants
Commerceial Club
Charles Frazee
The Illustrious Prince serial begins this Saturday
The Illustrious Prince by E Phillips Oppenheim starts in Saturday's issue. It promises love and adventure in a highly popular serial format and invites readers to begin with chapter one.
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Prince
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Three saloon keepers lose licenses in mayoral action
Friday brought revocation for three saloon keepers after Mayor Shank confronted five applicants. John Campbell 2067 Columbian avenue was excused pending a Wednesday continuance to gather witnesses. Paul M. Shane 445 Illinois street and Arthur Monday 1361 Shelby street had licenses revoked for selling liquor on Sunday, with Shane off to Pontiac. Albert Gumbinsky 1544 N Senate avenue also faced revocation. James Kelly 2648 North Western avenue saw a 30 day suspension reduced to seven days after Jane Munro pressed for leniency.
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Shank
John Campbell
Columbian Avenue
Campbell
Henry Seyfriedsn
Seyfried
Paul M. Shane
Ilinois Street
Albert Gumbinsky
Senate Avenue
Arthur Monday
Shelby Street
Shane
Pontiac Mich
Sinois Street
James Kelly
Northwestern Avenue
Janes Munro
Munro
Farb Defies Wife Buy Iron Tired Baby Buggy
In police court on Friday Ray Farb faced costs after a dispute over a purchase for their baby. Farb insisted on an iron tired go cart, clashing with his wife who favored a rubber-tired vehicle. The argument escalated, injuring the mother in law, who required medical attention. Farb was arrested along with Gollnisch and Bastian.
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Ray Farb
Farb
Gollnisch
Bastian
Thirty Lynchers Held for Trial in Newark
Newark police released news that nearly 30 men are jailed on lynching charges. Names are withheld under police censorship. Mayor Atherton reportedly left town for a health resort amid political tension and resignation discussion.
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Newark
Atherton
Madera
Roosevelt to Laud Beveridge in October 13 Talk
Roosevelt will laud Beveridge in an October 13 address, described as a partisan political speech. The event is part of a broader campaign pattern, with a chartered car voyage to cover western and southern travels resembling presidential candidate tours.
Roosevelt's Trips Western and Southern Tour Dates
Western trip covers August from New York to Cheyenne Denver Osawatomie Topeka Omaha Sioux Falls Fargo St Paul Milwaukee Freeport Chicago Pittsburgh with return to New York. Southern trip runs October from New York to Atlanta Hot Springs Peoria and ends with a speech in Indiana supporting Senator Beveridge at a site to be chosen.
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Denver
Colo
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Omaha
Neb
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St. Paul
Atlanta
Hot Springs
Ark
Peoria
Indiana
Beveridge
Roosevelt Announces West and South Speaking Tours
Col Roosevelt released itineraries for two upcoming speaking trips, one to the west from Aug 25 to Sept 11 and another to the south from Oct 6 to Oct 13. He plans limited partisan remarks, except for a speech in support of Senator Beveridge, with engagements in Chicago before the Hamilton Club and Milwaukee before the Pruss Club. The Indiana stop in Beveridge support will depend on political needs.
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Col. Roosevelt
Beveridge
Indiana
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Milwaukee
Pruss Club
Uncle Remus
Joel Chandler Harris
Feorth
Knights of Columbus
Minnesota Delegation Loses Battle Over Conservation Congress
Governor Eberhardt leads Minnesota lawmakers in Chicago to oppose Gifford Pinchot’s plan for the conservation congress in St. Paul. They accuse Pinchot of packing the program with insurgent speakers and resisting local voices. Finchot insists the congress will be international in scope and not localized.
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Chicago
Gov. Eberhardt
Minnesota
Gifford Pinchot
Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Pinchot
Eberhardt
H. A. Tuttle
G. M. Gillette
W. H. Hunter
Congress
Taft
Finchot
Weather forecast and hourly temperatures for Indiana area
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible showers and warm conditions. Indiana forecast calls for likely rain while sunrise is noted at 4 40 and sunset at 7 30. Hourly temperatures section appears garbled with unreadable entries but indicates temperature data for the period.
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Indiana
James J. Hill Returns From Labrador Fishing Trip
New York reports James J. Hill, veteran railroad builder, back from a monthlong Labrador fishing trip. He says business looks optimistic despite political interference, noting many honest businessmen want to operate properly but politics hampers progress. He urges politicians to leave industry alone.
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New York
James J. Hill
Labrador
Hill
Pennsylvania Directors Defy Trainmen in Deadlock
Pennsylvania Railroad board backs wage stance as conductors and trainmen defend their demand. Negotiations have halted with strike action looming, leaders warn of a possible walkout while federal mediators have not been invoked. Support from other employees is cited as broad.
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Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhoood
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
W. A. Garretson
Garretson
W. D. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Neill
Bureau of Labor
Mystery of Crippen case mirrors Chicago murder lore
Police widened the Crippen investigation as revolver shots were heard at 389 Hilldrop Crescent and the crime scene buried in quicklime. Detectives pursue connections to vanished women, life insurance, and possible multiple victims while Crippen and Miss Leneve remain in hiding in London.
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London
Great Britain
America
Continent
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Belle Elmore
Crippen
Chicago
Crippens
Jack the Ripper
Scotland Ward
Hawley Crippen
Ethel Clare Leneve
England
Hilldrop Crescent
City of London
Miss Leneve
Mrs. Crippen
Charlton
Porter Charlton
Lake Como Villa
Walter Leneve
Prof
Pepper
Home Office
Crippen Hunt Widens as U S Joins London Murder Case
U S authorities join the worldwide manhunt for Dr Hawley Crippen, the American accused in London of murdering his wife Belle Elmore, and fleeing with his stenographer Ethel Clare Leneve. New York dispatch notes Commissioner Williams orders all agents to watch for Crippen.
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Hawley Harvey Crippen
London
Belle Elmore
Ethel Clare Leneve
Crippen
Willams
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