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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1910

Page

7

Conger Returns to Seat as N Y Senate Divides

Senator Conger resumes his seat in the New York Senate after filing bribery charges against Senator Allds. The Ten Eyck conferees vow a fight to keep Conger, citing his exposure of Allds. Allds’s belongings are packed for shipment to Norwich, Connecticut, while President pro tem Cobb plans to move into the former office.

Albany Conger Allds Senate Ten Eyck Conferees Jotham P. Allds Senate Finance Committee Public Buildings Department Norwich Cobb

Reaffirm 1908 platform on two big issues

Indiana Republicans stand by the 1908 tariff plank and oppose the Payne Aldrich law. They stress testing the tariff commission concept before more saloon legislation and favor local option while avoiding retreat. Beveridge’s anti Payne stance boosts GOP confidence as Massachusetts outcomes loom large.

Fe Oguart Indiana Overidge Beveridge Taft Diana Ator Beveridge Benator Beveridge Itndiana Leveridge Aduct Reens Massachusetts

Labor Leaders See Governor in Peonage War

A coalition of national and local labor leaders charges United States Steel with oppressive 12 hour days seven days a week and harsh hospital rules. They urge governors of Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania to fund legal action while presenting grievances to the federal justice department. Governor Marshall plans to meet and hear further testimony as the conference continues.

Gompers Organized Labor United States Indiana United States Steel Corporation Andrew Carnegie Frick Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Washington, D. C Frank Duffy United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Indianapolis Ind Thomas Neale Indianagolis Jacob Fischer Journeythan Barbers International Union of America Wm. D. Huber T. L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America John Hughes Indiana State Federation of Labor Chas ii, Koster Central Labor Union Indianapoli Clarence Gaumer B. F. Carrigan Edgar A. Perkina Typographical Union No P. J. McArdie Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Pittsburg Chas. BE. Sawyer Tin Plate Workers International Protective Association of America Wheeling W. Va J. J. McNamara Bridge and Structural Iron Workers of America B. G. Ballard Gary Owen Miller American Federation of Musicians St. Louis Jas. M. Lynch International Typographical Union J. W. Gays Geo. A. Tracey San Francisco Cal W. J. Spires Geo. J. Knott Chicago Typographical Union No Chicago, Il Will J. Edwards Amalgamated Association Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Ohio Pennsylvania Federation Federal Department of Justice Gov Marshall Gompert FP. J. McArdle Amalgamated Iron Steel and Tin Plate Workers’ Association Ballard MM. Phe

Woman Extols Her Japanese Husband in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles on El Molino Street two Japanese men with American wives face local protests as neighbors fret over their presence. Mrs Katsutara Taniyoshi praises her husband an attorney in Judge Noyes office for daily attentions and support while describing her mixed family.

Roosevelt Sons of Nippon Katsutara Taniyoshi

Sergeant Reprimanded After Head Strike Incident

Police Sergt. Frank Anderson was found to have struck Prank Downs, age 50, on the head with a mace. Superintendent Hyland investigated and reprimanded Anderson. Hyland also advised Downs to answer questions to avoid trouble.

Supt. Hyland Anderson Stpt Hyland Downs

Court affirms woman holds Cherry county treasurer post

In Lincoln Nebraska the supreme court ruled Miss Gertrude Jordan elected treasurer of Cherry county may hold the office. The predecessor challenged her right saying statutes barred a woman from the job. Judge Jacob Fawcett dissented warning of precedent and urged broader targets for women’s election.

Lincoln Neb Gertrude Jordan Cherry County Supreme Court of Nebraska Miss Jordan Jacob Fawcett

Earthquakes Strike Calabria Causing Panicked Fleeing

Severe earthquakes hit Calabria with the fiercest shocks at Catanzaro and Meleto. Towns including Sortano Giasperina Monteleone Monterosso and Borgia reported damage as residents fled to the countryside. The events followed by Etna eruption and recall the 1908 Messina quake.

State Faces Flea Invasion Threat in California

Sacramento reports Dr. W F Snow of the state health board has opened no formal inquiry into a colony of trained Persian fleas in San Francisco. The danger is that escaped fleas could multiply, infesting California with hungry insects, despite quarantine policies against foreign pests.

Sacramento Cal California W. F. Snow State Board of Health San Francisco United States

Death Certificate For Man At Work

New York March 30 coroner was summoned to issue a death certificate for Michael Bitilis aged 56 who died from accidental gas poisoning. Dr Ames of Hudson Street hospital pronounced him dead while Weston the coroner’s physician investigated at 343 Water Street.

New York 343 Water Street Michael Bitilis Fle Ames Hudson Street Hospital Weston Michael Builis Mike Oak Street Dr. Weaton

Kennedy Glans Elope Three Times In Spokane Within Year

Spokane report notes three elopements in one year within the Kennedy family. Maude Kennedy and C. H. Pugh wed at Coeur d’Alene with minimal witnesses. Mrs Webb Morrill, formerly Kennedy, eloped during her marriage. Edward Kennedy, elder son, also married at Coeur d’Alene, keeping the nuptials secret for weeks.

Spokane Kennedy Maude Kennedy C. H. Pugh Coeurs Alene W. E. Powell Baptist Church of

Ferrell Expects Republican Nomination for Public Instruction

Prof. Samuel C. Ferrell of Shelbyville says he has been warmly received across Indiana as a Republican candidate for superintendent of public instruction. At the Tenth district convention he was hailed as a native and greeted enthusiastically, though he now travels in the Sixth district. Ferrell once lived in La Porte and Porter counties, strengthening his ties to the Tenth district and boosting his state convention prospects.

Ferrell Laporte Porter

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