Foss for Vice President A Boston Manufacturer's Radical Plunge
Washington dispatch notes Eugene N. Foss, Massachusetts congressman designate, as a wealthy, independent operator who may defy party lines. Foss reversed a 14000 vote Republican majority in his district, winning by over six thousand as a Democrat. He owns multiple plants, directs rail and real estate holdings, and is famed for spending large sums on campaigns and public causes.
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Rules Committee Forms After Cannon Ejection
The new rules committee in Washington comprises Republicans Dalzell Smith Fasset Boutelle Smith and Lawrence with Democrats Clerk Underwood Dixon and Fitzgerald. The insurgents are absent by design but may ally with Democrats if Cannonism surfaces in disagreement.
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Foss’s Free Trade Platform and the Massachusetts Gubernatorial Quest
A biographical sketch of Charles Foss detailing his push for free iron, free coal, and free hides as a political platform. It follows his repeated attempts in Massachusetts elections from congress to lieutenant governor, noting persistent defeats and party switches, culminating in a surprising offer to run Dem on tariff credentials before reaffirming his Republican identity.
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Stewards 10 Meet On Thursday Night
The Indianapolis Stewards association will hold an educational meeting at the German house Thursday night at 8 30. A luncheon will be served followed by a meat cutting demonstration by C P Reynolds a lecture on imported and domestic cheese and a talk on oysters and seafood by George W June. Officers are President J Edward Krause Hotel Edward Vice President William A Holt Denison Hotel and Secretary treasurer Fred B Shireman Claypool Hotel.
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Safe and Sane Fourth of July Debate Divides Council
Indianapolis council members discuss a conservative Fourth of July by funding a city pyrotechnic display and restricting civilian fireworks. Supporters cite safety gains from model ordinances seen in Cleveland, while opponents favor keeping personal fireworks. A straw vote suggests a narrow proponent majority but no clear action yet.
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Fred Owen
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Third Week of Hamrick Trial Opens in Circuit Court
The third week of Jesse D Hamrick’s trial began as Mrs. Margaret Collins testified denying Hamrick’s claims that she granted power of attorney during real estate purchases in Haughville. The case centers on allegations he overcharged for legal services.
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King’s Daughters and Sons Meet in City Convention
The Wing's Daughters and Sons, a religious organization with circles worldwide, will hold a three day state convention in this city starting tomorrow afternoon at the Second Presbyterian Church. Miss Ruth Mecc loch serves as local chairwoman.
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G A R Event Plans April Patriotic Demonstration
George H Chapman G A R post 209 organizes a Tomlinsean hall program on the April anniversary of General Lee's surrender. Posts city wide invited to participate with KR Summers of Kebkeomea delivering the keynote for veterans, A Bookwalter for Sons of Veterans, and Mayor Shank to speak for citizens.
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Kebkeomea
A. Bookwalter
Sons of Veterans
Shank
Sympathetic strike ends as workers return to jobs
Philadelphia report says thousands of workers who joined the general strike supporting the carmen went back to work after the Central Labor Union called off the action. Unions report vacancies and idle workers, signaling a need for a broad adjustment campaign. Leaders focus on forming a new labor party and preparing conferences to discuss a perceived loreal option for the platform.
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Wife sues TPA over $5,000 policy claim
Minnie K Link sues the Travelers Protective Association for $5,000 alleging her husband Frank Bo Link died from a surgical accident during July. The suit in Weir court questions whether the death was accidental and covered by the policy.
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Traveler's Protective Association
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