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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

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Tilley Named Unanimously in Fifth District

In Martinsville June 30 the Fifth District Republican convention adopted a Taft aligned platform after a split between Beveridge and anti Beveridge factions. Tilley of Terre Haute was named the nominee after a maneuver by Vigo and Hendricks rebels. Catlin of Vigo was floated to oppose Tilley but the plan collapsed as the majority moved to confirm Tilley and endorse Taft administration with a revised tariff plank reflecting Payne Aldrich ideas and a tariff commission compromise.

Martinsville, Inc Regolution Committee Blankenbaker Vigo Hume Hendricks Beveridge Thi Europe Washington Payne Robert Catlin Visa County Tilley Enouh Pus Catlin Catlin Vigo County Thomas F. Moore Putnam County H. C. Robinson Morgan Thomas Hutchinson Clay Harold Henderson Parke John Hume Paul Connelly Vermilion Felix Blankenbaker Emmett Branch Hendricke County Taft Nonpartisan Tariff Commission Fifth Congressional District United States William Howard Taft Tariff Commission Congress

Kidnapped Boy Murdered After Ransom Demanded

Dr. Mariano Scimeca learned his three year old son Michael had been killed after a ransom call of eight thousand dollars. The father vowed to hunt the abductors by any means and traced the call to a Staten Island ferryhouse slot machine. The mother collapsed from shock and was near death from distress. The caller spoke in pure Sicilian, leaving investigators with few leads.

New York Mariano Scimeca Michael Dr. Sclineca Earth Scimeca Detective Headquarters St. George Staten Island

Kentucky flood toll rises as losses reach fifty five

Reports from Salyersville Kentucky on June 30 describe a flood disaster with fifty five people missing and damage estimated at $250,000. Sizable areas along lower valleys remain flooded with ongoing search efforts and fears more bodies will be recovered.

Salyersville

Whitaker Chosen For Prison Guard

W H Whitaker former Indiana Reformatory superintendent will lead DC prison and reformatory system work. He resigned as executive secretary of the Prisoners Aid Association of Maryland. Frances Loretta Johnson, daughter of Louis Cass Johnson of South Bend Ind, wed John Edson Bowers of Fort Wayne. Join G Graves named postmaster at Uniontown Perry county replacing E L Tower.

Sun’s Washington Service Hibbs Washington W. H. Whittaker Indiana Reformatory The Prisoners’ Aid Association of Maryland Baltimore Frances Loretta Johnson Louis Cass Johnson South Lend Ind John Edson Bowers Fort Wayne G. Graves Uniontown Perry County E. L. Tower

Fourth of July fireworks injure Ada Thompson at home

Fireworks stored in a closet at 1016 W. New York street ignited during play. Ada Thompson, a young girl, suffered severe burns to her hands while discarding lit roman candles into the yard. Fire department responded but could not stop the blaze, though the house remained undamaged.

Ada Thompson A. H. Thompson New York Street Ifttie

Roosevelt Seizes Big Political Stick at Harvard

Former President Theodore Roosevelt urged the Cobb direct primary amendments and urged support for Gov. Hughes. He spoke at Harvard Alumni lunch in Memorial Hall, praising American citizenship and duty while recalling his international views and the need to curb corruption and demagogy.

Cambridge Mass Charles ©. Buches New York Theodore Roosevelt Harvard University Memorial Hall Africa Lloyd C. Griscom Republican County Committee Hughes Harvard Alumni Association Col. Roosevelt Montrial Hall Abraham Lincoln

Hughes Skips Primaries Question At Harvard Speech

Gov. Hughes of New York spoke at Harvard Phi Beta Kappa on June 30, omitting direct primaries discussion. He warned that businessmen who would corrupt officials unseen to protect or advance their interests are too rare, framing political integrity as essential.

Cambridge Mass Phi Beta Kappa Society Harvard University Hughes New York

Wavering Machine Men Bolt for Hughes Line Up at Show Down

Albany dispatch reports wary Hughes and anti Hughes legislatures facing off in tense stance on the eve of a crucial showdown. Smiles and scowls mark the scene as factions prepare for a decisive political contest.

Hughes Albany N. Y

Morgan and Hughes Receive Harvard LL D Degrees

In Cambridge Harvard granted LL D degrees to J P Morgan and Gov C E Hughes of New York. Morgan earned the honor for his learning as a collector and authority on art and treasures, while Hughes was recognized for promoting efficiency and integrity in public administration.

Cambridge Mass J. P. Morgan Gov. C. E. Hughes New York Harvard Morgan Gov. Hughes

Insurgent Mate for Standpatters and Gronna Lead

In North Dakota on June 30 Republicans renominated Senator McCumber and chose Congressman C M Grenna as his insurgent running mate for the U S Senate. Hanna regular and Helgerson insurgent were nominated for the lower house. Both parties field full tickets for the fall vote as two U S senators will be chosen due to the death of M N Johnson.

Bismarck N. D McCumber C. M. Grenna United States Senate Hanna Regular Helgerson Congress M.N. Johnson United States

Maine Endorses Taft for Administration Nomination

The Republican state convention at Augusta renominated Gov. Bert M. Fernand and State Auditor Charles P. Hatch by acclamation. The platform endorses President Taft, praises Congress, and supports railroad rate regulation, natural resource conservation, postal savings banks, tariff adjustment, and national economic aims benefiting the people.

Augusta Bert M Fernand Charles P. Hatch Taft Congress Ife

Maine Republicans nominate Hinds for Congress by acclamation

Portland June 30 A C Hinds was nominated for congress by acclamation over Col Fred Hale son of Senator Hale. Hinds an insurgent against the Hale rule in Maine and is now parliamentarian in Congress.

Portland A. C. Hinds Congress Fred Hale Hale Hinds Maine

Fourteen Towns to Be Visited on Busy Indianapolis Trip

Indianapolis Trade Association members plan a July 15 extended trip visiting fourteen towns by interurban and rail. The revised route shifts from the IL and C Traction One return to use the Big Four from Rushville to Greensburg, with meals in Rushville and Shelbyville, ending back in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Greensburg IL & C Rushville Shelbyville

Sunrise meeting planned by Indianapolis Ad bureau

The executive committee of the Indianapolis Trade association advertising bureau will hold a 6 am sunrise meeting Friday. Members travel by Overland to the Speedway for breakfast and business, including nominating officers and outlining a constitution and by laws, followed by a second membership meeting to complete permanent organization. Committee members listed: Carl Hunt, P. P. Willis, F. F. Chandler, W. W. Hudson, Harold Hibben Jr, B. C. Downey, T. A. Alford, John F. Speer, W. B. Harding.

Indianapolis Trade Association Advertising Bureau Overland Speedway Advertising Bueau Bureau Carl Hunt P. P. Willis F. F. Chandler W. W. Hudson Harold Hibben, Jr B. C. Downey T. A. Alford John F. Speer W. B. Harding

Dayton Suspect Held In Kellner Slaying Probe

A man held in Dayton Ohio June 30 is suspected of being Joseph Wendling, sought for the Alma Kellner murder in Louisville Kentucky. He denies the charge, but police say body marks match the description of Wendling.

Dayton Joseph Wendling Alma Kellner Louisville Wendling

Daniel of Virginia Dies After Long Career in Senate

John Warwick Daniel senior Virginia senator and orator died at Lynchburg sanatorium at 10:35 p.m. after a cerebral hemorrhage left he paralyzed since March. Born 1842 in Lynchburg he served in the Civil War, practiced law, and rose to U S Senate in 1887. He opposed Bryan in 1908 and authored legal texts widely used.

Virginia Lynchburg Sanatorium Lynchburg John Varick Daniel Old Dominion Dayton Fla Daniel Fred Harper Edward M. Daniel Senaator Daniel S. W. Halsey Tye River Don P. Halsey Warwick Halsey Waugh Harper Senate Corporation John Warwick Daniel United States William Daniel Lynchburg University Pegrnom University of Virginia Virginia House of Delegates State Senate House of Representatives United States Senate Bryan Rio de Janiero Song Great Britain

Duke d'Alencon Dies in London

London June 30 Duke d Alencon grandson of Louis Philippe who was deposed in 1848 died Wednesday in London at an unspecified age and status. The report notes his royal connection but provides few additional details.

Duke D’alencon London Louis Phillippe

Taft and Roosevelt Hold Secret Preconvention Conference

Taft and Roosevelt meet at Beverly Mass with Senator Lodge and politicians possibly including Gov Hughes and Rep Longworth. Insurgent movement, tariff issues, Ballinger Pinchot matter and fate of direct primaries loom as plans for the national campaign take shape. Roosevelt’s arrival follows an auto scare near Cambridge, and security surrounds the summer capital as discussions continue.

Beverly Mass Taft Roosevelt Senator Lodge Gov. Hughes New Fock Nicholas Longworth Ohio Massachusetts New York Col Boston & Maine Park Street Cambridge Nahant Lodge Republican Organisation Hughes Myopia John Hays Hammond Sylph Burgess Point Col. Roosevelt Secret Service Corey Hill Hospital Boston Justice Moody North Shore

Judge Calls for Capital Punishment for Habitual Criminals

Federal Judge George C. Holt urged capital punishment for habitual criminals in his Wisconsin Bar address. He blamed rising crime on court technicalities and police leniency, lamenting growing crime nationwide. Longworth Is Chosen to Open GOP Convention in Columbus. Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati was selected to open the Republican convention in Columbus on July 25, per the committee's plan.

Milwaukee Wis Jane George C. Holt New York Wisconsin Bar Association Longworth Columbus Nicholas Longworth Cincinnati Republican State Cemenral Committee

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Resolutions Committee Dr. Scimeca Child Licking River Whittaker Indiana of Columbia Reformatory District of Columbia President Taft America J. Pierpont Morgan GOV C. E. Hughes Gronna Insurgent Hinds Repub Licans Eeedaa New Palestine Wwe Fountaintown Morristown Ariington Glenwood Connersville Secon Milro St. Paul William J. Bryan Teddy Ballinger Col. Rooosevelt Holt
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