Briand Faces Socialist Drive in Cabinet Formation
Paris reports a socialist led opposition to Premier Briand as he forms a new cabinet. Jaures and radicals target his plan, with tensions rising over Vivani's resignation and anticipated ministerial picks. Briand aims for a progressive slate while factions trade accusations and rumors of cabinet members.
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Paris
Briand
M. Jaures
Chamber of Deputies
M. Briand
Jaures
Infantry
M. Vivani
Vivani
Napoleon
Fallieres
France
M. Miller
M. Desenanel
ML. Klotz
M. Novlens
M. ‘Kiery
M. Puech
M. Clementel
Mob defies guards over life of man in Peoria incident
In Peoria a mob demands the life of Joseph Coffin after he assaults Miss Mazo Clark at a rural schoolhouse. Guards doubled, police and deputies in reserve as Jeffman confesses. Clark, father of the injured girl, seized Coffin and choked him until restrained by officers. Clark remains in precarious condition.
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Peorla
Joseph Coffan
Mazo Chirk
Jieffman
Thevid Clark
Cormad
Miss Clark
Woed, Won and Wed in One Hour Time
Special to The Sun from Linton Indiana reports Miss Geneva York and Even Wills met at Bloomfeld on Wednesday. After playful remarks he proposed and they went to the courthouse for a license. They were married an hour later in a rapid, impulsive ceremony.
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Linton, Ind
Geneva York
Even Wills
Bloomfeld
Wills
Kern Attacks Beveridge as Indiana Bosses Target Him
John W. Kern denounces Senator Beveridge as being dominated by party bosses in Indiana warning that fighting them risks political ruin. He says Beveridge uses federal patronage to control conventions and postmasters, naming the state committee and ticket. Kern spoke in Rockville where Parke county supporters greeted him with a single drummer and a lone fife making a loud display.
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Kern
Beveridge
Indiana
Senator Beveridge
Resolutions Committee
Rockville
Parke County
Supreme Court rules Cook must pay $4 520 taxes
The supreme court decided Nathan S Cook must pay $4 520 45 in taxes levied on his stock in the Advance Thresher company of Michigan. Cook had appealed from Marion circuit court claiming double taxation on the company and as a stockholder. The court held he did not prove entitlement to penalty and interest and refused refund.
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Supreme Court
Nathan S. Cook
Advance Thresher Company of
Michigan
Cook
Marion Circuit Court
Devotee Adjudged Insane In Greencastle Case
William Lozin, 31, declared insane after vowing on Tuesday to be “eternally damned.” He will be sent to the Indianapolis asylum. Lozin is a well known local figure here and considered rational on all subjects except religion.
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Greencastle
Ind
William Lozin
Asylum For the
Indianapolis
Semi-Socialism Or Paternalism In Next Decade Predicted
WABASH Ind Nov 3 Senator Cummins speaking for Senator Beveridge warned that within ten years the nation must curb large corporations or drift toward semi socialism or paternalism. He said laws defining federal control over industry would take final form, determining whether competition can be preserved or if a new industrial order will replace it.
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Wabash
Ind
Cummins
Beveridge
Christ
Jerusalem
WITNESS DESCRIBES FATAL BULLET INCIDENT IN SULLIVAN
In Sullivan Indiana S Ralph Lis man II died after a bullet struck his right eye while he watched it fall from the sky. Lawrence Barcus age 12 son of Paxton Postmaster George Barcus fired the shot.
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Sullivan
Ind
Bank offers five dollar gold pieces for nickels
Shelbyville bank seeks man or woman who swapped a roll of nickel coins for a set of five dollar gold pieces worth eighty two dollars. Local authorities urge witnesses to come forward with information.
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Shelbyville, Tidh
Newaoo
Shelbyville National Bank
Twin sisters wed to brothers in Logansport ceremony
Ruby and Garnet Applegate, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J Applegate, became brides of Park and K R McCord, brothers originally from Logansport. Ruby married K L McCord in St Louis. he now lives in Denison Texas. Garnet wed Park McCord, a Vandalla fireman.
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Logansport
Ind
Ruby
Garnet Applegate
Taft weighs Panama options amid annexation debate
President Taft on a Panama trip weighs three plans to resolve US control. Options include turning Panama into a US territory or expanding the canal zone and ceding land to Colombia and Costa Rica, or installing American advisers to avoid annexation. He aims to reduce diplomatic and consular burdens while addressing Panama’s costly government.
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Washington
Panama
Taft
United States
Hay-Buenan-Varilla
Canal Zone
Colon
Porto Bello
Colombia
Costa Rica
Durbin Sets Out Standpat View In Indiana Speech
Former Gov Durbin in Noblesville declares he is a standpat Republican and questions progressiveism. He says he supports corporations and wants specifics from speakers about public interests. He attacks insurgent leaders and urges Republicans to vote the straight ticket with Neal canvassing support.
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Noblesville. Jud
Durbin
Tf. Neal
Congress
Trarhin
Doctor Prescribes Box of Cigarettes for Sick Prisoner
Lawrenceburg Indiana November 3 Special to The Susquehanna The country jail physician prescribed a box of cigarettes to save Crossy George W Redden from coughing fits. Redden, 36, is charged with stealing a horse and claims a bad cough as his motive.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Crossy
George W. Redden
Redden
Lamb Scores Vote on Battleship Bill In Greencastle
In Greencastle Indiana on November 3 John Be Limb of Terre Haute gave the final Democratic speech of the campaign. He scored Beveridge on the ship subsidy and battleship bills and criticized Roosevelt and the trusts.
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Greencastle
Ind
John BE
Terre Haute
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Trusts
Coal Trust Attacked by Delaware Firm in Complaint
The Marion Coal Company of Wilmington Delaware filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission charging the anthracite coal trust with monopoly practices. It alleges the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad is a component part of the trust and that independent coal firms in Pennsylvania are being driven out of business.
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Coal Trust
Washington
Anthracite Coal Trust
Pennsylvania
Marion Roal Company
Wilmington
Del
Interestate Commerce Commission
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Beveridge Addresses Crowd in Lafayette on Conservation and Labor
Senator Beveridge, amid cheers in Lafayette, stressed conservation and national child labor reform, railing at Democratic candidates who oppose federal standards. He praised colleague Senator Shively and noted Shively’s recovery, while recounting a grueling two hundred mile campaign pace and a welcoming local reception.
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John L. Moorman
Congress
Thirteenth
Fred Landis
Logansport
Senator Beveridge
South Bend
Senator Shively
Beveridge
Indiana
Washington
National Conservation Association
Beveridge Praise Draws Thousands at Warsaw MishawakaSouth Bend
Senator Beveridge spoke to a large crowd in Warsaw and Mishawaka, then returned to South Bend where about five thousand awaited in the auditorium. Despite cold winds and snow, listeners interrupted with applause as Beveridge urged current issues and ideals. He thanked the crowd for warm hearts and pledged to carry their support.
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Shively
Senator Beveridge
South Bend
Ind
Warsaw
Hays Hotel
Beveridge
Mishawaka
South Bene
Henry
Elmer E. Crockett
Young stenographer found unconscious in Indiana alley
Florence Moore, 20, stenographer for the Trademark tithe company, was found unconscious in an alley in Wayne, Indiana. Doctors say throat bones were coughed upon. recovery doubtful. This marks a second attack in a week after an attempted stabbing. She is engaged to Samuel Cohen, a railroad brakeman from Indianapolis.
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Tarry Samuel Cohen
Rairoad
Indianapolis
Eight Gary Women Volunteer to Marry Brooklyn Men
Gary, Indiana notices eight local women seeking husbands abroad. Marjorie Roby Ella Becker Bertha Scheiper Lucy Stenger May Gift Julia and Minnie Palxcraf list references and offer exchanges of photos and character details. The appeal cites scarce women in Brooklyn and a surplus of eligible bachelors in Gary as motive.
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Brooklyn
Gary
Spokane
Empire
Marjorie Roby
Ella Becker
Nineteenth Street
Bertha Scheiper
Woodbine Street
Lucy Stenger
Putnam Avenue
May Gift
Housman Street
Julia and
Minnie Palxcraf
Newton Street
Elkhart Wins First Prize at Maccabees Rally
In South Bend on November 3, the Ladies of the Maccabees northern Indiana held a two class rally. Elkhart won the prize for the largest delegation while Goshen was second and Michigan City third. Other prize cities included Hammond and New Carlisle. Individual honors went to Gertrude Holliday of Knox Flora Cardill of Argos and Delsey Baker of Goshen for hive work.
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South Bend
Ind
Ladies of the Maccabees
Northern Inediana
Elkhart
Goshen
Michican City
Hammond
New Carlisle
Gertrude Holliday
Knox
Flora Cardill
Argos
Delsey Baker
Foulke Addresses University League at Indiana U
William Tadley Foulke spoke at a Lincoln League love feast at Indiana University in Bloomington on Wednesday night. Additional remarks were delivered by John C. Chaney Judge James B. Wissot and Joseph E. Hennev. Trinity church women organized the gathering with Prof. W. A. Rawles serving as presiding officer.
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Bloomington
Ind
William Tadley Foulke
Lincoln League
Indiana University
John C. Chaney
James B. Wissot
Joseph E. Hennev
Trinity Church
W. A. Rawles
Local Man John Piper Dies After Collision Near Hammond
Special to The Sunt WagWammont reports John Piper formerly of Lawrenceville Alabama died at St Margaret s Hospital from a vehicle accident between Hammond and Gary. Four people were injured, Piper reportedly steered toward a telegraph pole to avoid a collision with a buggy.
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Wammont
Til
John Piper
Lawrenceville
St. Margaret's Hospital
Hammond
Gary
Piper
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