Two Senators to Elect in Indiana Vote
The Indiana Legislature faces a rare split election as Beveridge nears re-election and two U S Senators must be chosen. Beveridge is praised for his first term and Republicans gauge legislative tickets to favor his return. Marion county delegates are pivotal in a close state contest.
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Indiana
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Chicago
Beveridge Evpkres
Beveridge
Marion County
Keeping Grapes in Winter Method for French Vines
Grapes are kept fresh by cutting bunches with five to six inches of vine attached, inserting the butt end in a bottle of water, and placing bottles in coal pits. The grapes absorb water and remain edible through winter.
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France
Dogs Demonstrate Intelligence as Grand Exhibition Stars
Edward Giett and his four legged troupe stars at the Crapers Ase this week, impressing audiences with signaling bells, obstacle courses, and complex tricks. Gilett emphasizes patient, individual training and a gentle disposition, noting no fixed method and no large breeds in his kennel.
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Corlaitt
Edward Giett
Voudevilia
Crapers
Downey Urged for Indiana Supreme Court Judge
The Sun endorses George E. Downey on the Democratic ticket for Supreme Court judge, praising his honesty and opposition to perjurers. It notes Downey’s strong convictions and family lineage in law, while stressing the candidacy’s merit over the Republican opponent. The column also comments on unrelated notes about Ohio gold and the Baltic fleet’s fate.
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George E. Downey
Supreme Court
Judge Downey
Central West
Indiana
Quiet Campaign Praise and Civil Rights Note
Letters from readers praise a quiet campaign and urge peaceful future elections. A writer in Indianapolis expresses support for George C. Knox and urges authentic petition signatures, while another letter opposes Marion county’s representation by a Black candidate, arguing for equal rights and fair play.
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Knox
Bun
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Congress
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Willy
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Aame
Indianapolis
Sunshine and Smiles Here's a Sweet Singer
Autumn days arrive as chestnuts ripen and squirrels chatter. A bright-eyed passerby hums a tune while a cowbell rings, signaling the fading graf ts season as residents read the Advocate for local notes and whimsy.
Easy Trail and Miscellany in Silly Exchanges
A jumble of quips and snippets features a passerby on a tin can tied to a dog's tail and a cranky portrait of everyday mischief. The Detroit Free Press excerpt hints at political schemes, a joke about dental drama, and chatty domestic chatter from Kanews City amid a chaotic collage of humor and gossip.
Amusements in English: Week of varied vaudeville shows
Lew Dockstader hosts Friday night and Saturday matinee and night performances. Grant vaudeville offers every afternoon and night except Sunday. Tark presents All Time to the World with matinees and nights Tuesday and Wednesday. Shore Acres appears Thursday through Saturday with matinees and nights. Empire offers Crackerjack’s antics and burlesques with Rob Van Onteg as duck man. Kelle Hathaway’s monkeys and Ludegne’s novelty in animus deliver strong acts. Park Theatre features Bydiney Carlyle in Ale in the World, with the 13 year old juvenile star gaining wide notice after five years on stage and origin in Yarmouth, England. Thursday shifts to Shore Acres. Dainty Danver debuts music by Maud Langstaft of Indianapolis.
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From the West Keeper Encounters Octopus Near Cres tem City
A report from Cres tem City California describes a battle with an octopus. The creature wrapped tentacles around a man and bit off a finger before being killed and disposed of. Also noted is resignation by Thoma T. Kelly, Kansas treasurer, pending an inquiry into his office administration. San Francisco police face a problem with a missing item. A party hosted by Mrs. Emil Hirschfield ends with a missing bag worth $208, leading to a reunion at the Japanese mission. A notice seeks Mototare Hirasawa in San Francisco, believed to be awaiting his bride in Victoria. Lieut. T. Tichborne, defended by the San Thexa union, is jobless as employers withhold work due to his union stance.
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Thoma T. Kelly
Wraty
Kansas
Reerow
Sxperte
San Francisco
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Fhirschfield
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Victoria
Pranulpon
T. Tichborne
Premberrs' Union
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Candidate Takes to Bed in New York With Illness
Francis Burton Harrison, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, lies in bed at his New York home with grip and tonsillitis after returning from western New York. His family physician ordered indoor rest to recover from campaign fatigue.
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New York
Francis Burton Harrison
Hin
Thin City
Thomas
Prolific pumpkin vines and shifting hunting sport debate
From Portland Oregonian report a Wool Howell yard yields three pumpkin vines producing eight pumpkins each from a single stem. The piece notes hunting’s rising social appeal, compares it with football’s social rise, and reflects on winter sports among country gentlemen. It also cites wool and sheep market dynamics with August sales figures showing a shrinking lamb crop and wool supply, signaling price pressure and future scarcity.
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Portland Oregonian
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Rell
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Archie Greathouse Seeks License and Licenses in Indianapolis
Notice that Archie Greathouse will apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the December term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a gallon and to permit on premises drinking. He also seeks pool table and restaurant privileges in the same room located on Indiana Avenue in Ward 6, Indianapolis, with the business described as a brick building on the northeast part of lot No. 61.
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Marion County
Indiana
Avid County
Inatana Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Min Meelty
Indianapune
Main
Archie
Lutz Applies for Liquor License at 101 North Rural Street
The subscriber announces to voters of First ward Center township his intent to seek a license from Marion county Board of Commissioners at the December term 104 to sell intoxicating liquor in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking, at No 101 North Rural Street in Sheldon and Bennett Morcin Oak WHL addition, northeast corner Rural Street and Roosevelt Avenue, Indianapolis. He also gives notice of a pool table privilege in the same room.
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Bennett F
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