Big reception for Beveridge being arranged
Senator Beveridge is set to speak at a large rally with Republican leaders signaling he is the sole figure audiences will want to hear. The event centers on his prominence and anticipated drawing power among party ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Kern
Tomlinson Hall
Edward H. Schmidt
Old Soldiers’ Republican Club
Pythian
Indianapolis
WD. J. Reagan
Thoe
Marion Club
McKinley Club
Sumner League
Waiters’ Club
Hinton Club
Gates Club
William Reisinger
Political meetings set for Thursday across city venues
Republican party meetings scheduled for Thursday at multiple sites including noon sessions at P and E shops with W D Headrick and Atlas engine works with C A Korbly, and night gatherings at 15th Street Northwestern avenue with W D Headrick and others. list includes addresses and participants such as Lin ton A Cox Captain William English J J Keegan and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Party Manufacturing Company
Linton A. Cox
W. D. Headrick
Sinker-Davis Company
Thomas A. Daily
Fifteenth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Indiana Avenue
William E. English
West Forty-second Street
James M. Orden
Republican speakers draw large Bijou Theater crowd in West Indianapolis
A sizeable audience greeted Republican contenders Lin ton A. Cox M L Clawson Alva J Rucker and Edward J Hecter at the Bijou theater in West Indianapolis. Cox defended tariff protection for American industries and wage levels and backed Beveridge tariff commission plan. Rucker used humor to compare opponent C A Korbly’s personal finances with his congressional record and attacked Korbly’s economic stance amid debate over financing government.
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Bijou
Indianapolis
Linton A. Cox
Congress
M. L. Clawson
Alva J. Rucker
Edward J. Hecter
Mr. Cox
Beveridge
C. A. Korbly
United States
Korbly
Examiners Issue Supplementary Report in Freeman Case
State examiners W A Marsh and J D Wiest release a further report on the state board of forestry involving W H Freeman, stating a $100 discrepancy in funds drawn for forest reserve land and an overdraft of £10 22. They defend their prior findings, blaming Freeman’s carelessness and urging proper return of state funds.
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D. Wiest
State Board of Forestry
W. H. Freeman
Secre
Freeman
Treasury
Confess They Robbed Victim of His Shoes
William Geddings and William Barnett confessed in police court that they beat and robbed John O'Donnell on SL North Jefferson Street after meeting him at a saloon on Beville Avenue. They took his money and his shoes. Judge Collins bound them over to the grand jury due to the seriousness of the offense.
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William Geddings
Keystone Avenue
William Barnett
Hamilton Avenue
John O'Donnell
Jefferson Street
O Donnell
O'Donnell
Beville Avenue
Woodside
Marmon Car Wins Races at Atlanta
Marmon car from Indianapolis swept two races in Atlanta on November 3. Ray Harroun won the 20 mile event, while Joe Dawson took the 10 mile race. Caleb Bragg set a mile record trial in a Fiat, and F A Witt won the 12 mile EMF event. Simpler, Mortimer Roberts, and others followed in Abbott-Detroit and Marmon cars across four events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
MarmOn
Indianapolis
Ray Harroun
Joe Dawson
Caleb Bragg
Fiat
F. A. Witt
EMF
Montague Roberts
Abbott-Detroit
Mortimer Roberts
Harroun
Simplex
Joe Matson
Lozier
Mulford
Dawson
Heinemann
F. A. L. Gelnow
Mother of Bath Tub Victim on Trial for Sanity
In Newark on November 3 a hearing began to decide if Mrs. Caroline R. Martin, mother of Ocey W. Snead who died in a bathtub in East Orange, will be tried for murder. Testimony described her as paranoid and obsessive hoarding money, food, and a shotgun, with witnesses noting erratic behavior and strange demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Mra
Caroline RB. Martin
Ocey W. M. Snead
East Orange
Clawson Attacks Kern and Democratic Funds in Indiana Shop Talk
M. L. Clawson told workers at the P and E railroad shops that John W. Kern claimed the Democratic Party had money to spare but could not spend it to beat Beveridge. He cited affidavits and charged the party with misleading “Facts and Figures” while praising Republican council and auditor for loan cancellations and school fund handling. Cox addressed workers at a Parry plant, criticizing Korbly’s stance on wages and tariffs and recounting plant history under parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Kern
Wall Street
Kern Canal
Bax
Indiana
Clawson
Democratic Committee
SION
Republian
Joan
Democratic County Commissioners
Republican County Council
Repurdiern Auditor of State
Moulton County
Marion County
Bilt
Republican Auditor of State
John C. Billheuver
Cox
A. Korbly
Sinker- Davis Company
Linton A. Cox
Korbiy
E. C. Atkins Company
Korbly
Payne
Atkins
Parry Manufacturing Company
John Weaver
Ile
Richmond Strike Clash Stirring Warning From Mayor
In Richmond Indiana on November 5 a clash between moulders at Robinson threshing machine and strike-breakers led to Emmett Haas being arraigned for provoking Walter Sheard. Mayor Zimmerman warned union men to avoid violence and stay away from the shop while noting imported strike-breakers may be armed and violence may occur. The scene drew courtroom and police attention as picketing continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Threshing Machine Company
Emmett Haas
Walter Sheard
Haag
Zimmerman
Women pickets stand firm amid Chicago garment strike
In Chicago 45000 striking garment workers and armed guards cause police to fire. Society women and workers stay at posts despite rioting. Seventy five strikers arrested as a citizens committee seeks settlement. A. H. Lamm lures three women into offices then dismisses staff, leaving picketers powerless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stewart
Mittee
Lamm
A. H. Lamm
Princess Pauline Joins Socialists In Berlin
Princess Pauline of Wurtemburg, a royal who renounced rank in 1880, now advocates socialism. She has cut her hair short and wears men's clothing, attends socialist meetings, and works to spread the party’s doctrines. Her husband, Dr William, died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Socialist Party
Pauline of
Crippen Leaves All to Miss Le Neve
Dr H I Crippen, jailed for Belle Elmore Crippen murder, remains cheerful in Abentonville death ward. Visited by former typist Miss Ethel Clare Le Neve, who was acquitted as accessory. Crippen has made a will leaving all to Le Neve.
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London
H. I. Crippen
Belle Elmore Crippen
Abentonville Prison
Ethel Clare le Neve
Chinese Plan Outbreak Threatens Penang Colony
Private advices from Penang report fears in the European colony over rising signs of a fresh Chinese outbreak. A large portion of the Chinese army and navy is anticipated to join the movement, heightening regional tensions near the Malay peninsula.
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London
Penang
Straits Settlement
Malay Peninsula
Weather Forecast For Indiana And Local Area
Fair and colder Thursday night. Friday fair and warmer. Indiana forecast calls for fair Thursday night and Friday with warmer readings. Sun rises and sets noted. Hourly temperatures show low morning values around 41 with gradual warming toward afternoon.
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Indiana
Assensensornes
Chicago garment strike curbs Indianapolis winter orders
Local trade feels the Chicago garment workers strike slowing Indiana firms. Indianapolis dealers expect shortages as Chicago-made clothing shipments lag, with about twenty five Indianapolis firms needing to stock up by buying from New York to avoid gaps in supply for suits priced ten to twenty dollars.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
New York
Robbers Dynamite Bank Safe in Bancroft Heist
Four thousand dollars was stolen from the Farmers' and Traders' bank at Bancroft Iowa Wednesday night. The safe was dynamited and the job completed so quietly that residents did not learn of the robbery until Thursday morning.
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Mason City
Farmers’ and Traders’ Bank
Bancroft
Youths Admit Motive and Shadow of Murder Link
Detectives say evidence in their possession points to guilt of two boys Webster and Penton who confessed to travel on Friday and Saturday arrival. They robbed six victims Monday night and Summers was shot near Eagle Creek. Police cite same methods in Summers case and initial cross examination shows Penton emotional while Webster remains guarded. The youths planned to buy clothes for Cincinnati and to appear well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webster
Wilbur Penton
Frank Summers
Fenton
L. Strauss and Company
Summers
Webster
Penton
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Replies To Dix On Train In Alliance Route
On the Roosevelt train from Baltimore to Chicago Col. Roosevelt responds to Democratic gubernatorial candidate John A. Dix. He accuses Dix of evading issues and of opposing workers relief by backing Judge Baldwin's Connecticut decision against workingmen compensation. He says Baldwin's ruling is unconstitutional and not the law of the land in nation or state.
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Roosevelt
Baltimore
Chicago
Alliance
Judge Baldwin
Dix
Teacher Leaves City For Colorado City Post
Miss Martha Dorsey of the Shortridge high school's English department left Wednesday for Colorado City where she has accepted a similar position. Her place as English teacher is taken by Mrs. Rosa H. R. Mikels, formerly principal of Newcastle high school, with well wishes from the students.
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Shortridge High School
Martha Dorsey
Colorado City
Rosa H. R. Mikels
Newcastle High School
Robbers Pose as Police Assault Hermit for Gold
Four men pretending to be police attacked Samuel Worden, a wealthy laborer living in a shed at 206 South Arsenal Avenue, at 1 a.m. They knocked him down and beat him before he escaped shouting for help. Witness TI. P. Armstrong heard cries. detectives recovered a hat tossed during the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Worden
South Arsenal Avenue
Storm Strikes Italian Coast Killing Sixteen
A violent storm along the Italian coast north of Naples toward Genoa lasts over a day with sixteen deaths reported. Telegraph and wireless communications are down, ships wrecked, and coastal damage extensive. The Sardinian pavilion at the forthcoming exposition was ruined burying ten workers. Romagna pavilion damaged. debris blocks traffic as winds and heavy rain ravage the area.
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Naples
Gulf of Genoa
Lfe
Romagna
Cuban Says Brady Story Is Correct
Meriden Connecticut November 3 The statement of Captain Brady of South Bend Indiana in Kansas City that the battleship Maine was blown up from the outside and that the government knew the details years ago is corroborated by Francis Atwater who published a Havana newspaper. Atwater said a detective in Havana told him Zalvados planned the attack and that one companion would reveal full details. He added the information was sent to Secretary of War Elihu Root who acknowledged receipt but no further action followed.
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Meriden
Conn
Brady
South Bend
Kansas City
Maine
Ace
Francis Atwater
Havana
Water
Zalvados
Atwater
Elihu Root
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Atlas Engine Works
Big Four
J. J. Keegan
Pratt Street
Senate Avenue
Division
Morris Streets
M. Ralston
Edgewood
C. B. Clarke
Walter Meyers
Brightwood Avenue
S. D. Clarke
Glenn’s Valley
F. P. Baker
John H. Holliday
Union Trust Company
West Indianapolis
Say
W. A. Marsh
Tary
Caroline B. Martin
John W. Kern
The
John Kern
Democratic Party
Union
Richmond Threshing Machine Company
Richmond
Ind
Navy
Society
West North Avenue
Wood Street
DR. Grippen
Girl
Garment Workers
Samuel
Worden
TI. P. Armstrong
Schlangan
Englebright
Central Police Station
Krome
Italy
Cuban
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