Beveridge Campaign Stretches Through Indiana Train Speech Spree
Senator Albert J. Beveridge ends a grueling week by stepping from a Chicago train at Union Station at 6 am and preparing to speak in Camneraville and Warsaw. He toured Lake County with rapid stops, drawing crowds and rival chatter as supporters foresee a strong Republican victory in Indiana. Special trains are planned for a Monday rally in Bicknell with about 5,000 attendees.
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Union Station
Indianapolis
Camneraville
Michigan City
Cichamins
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Warsaw
Lake County
Kivale
Beveridge Speaks at Grand Opera House in Indiana Campaign
Senator Beveridge addressed 1700 attendees at the Grand Opera house in Michigan City praising the progressive movement and denouncing a corruption fund. He tied special interests to tariff issues and warned of unseen money influencing Indiana politics before next Tuesday’s vote. Fred Landis contrasted honest capital with overcapitalized finance in shaping business and policy.
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Saloon Keepers Dominate Gary City Council
Gary Indiana reports the city council filled two new alderman seats with Walter Gibson and Antony Bankus, both saloon keepers. The nine member council now has six saloon interests, backed by Mayor T. E. Knotts and Chicago breweries, as Gary with 16,802 residents has 207 saloons.
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Ind
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Steel City
T. E. Knotts
Chicago Breweries
Beveridge escort line formed for Tomlinson Hall meeting
Preparations for a Beveridge gathering at Tomlinson Hall are complete. The parade will form behind the Marion and traveling men clubs with a bicycle corps leading, followed by bands and civic clubs. Alfred Evens leads candidate ushers as seating plans go into effect.
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Shank Threatens City Shakeup and Firings
Mayor Shank vows a Friday advisory commission meeting shakeup and immediate actions Saturday if changes are not justified. He seeks street department reorganization into north and south districts with district inspectors, police oversight of sprinkling, and wholesale staff cuts in several departments.
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Advisory Commission
Mavyer
City Hall Opening Day Set With Fifteen Minute Talks
Mayor Shank sets a city hall opening for the day of the new building. Former mayors including Thomas Taggart and Thomas J. Sullivan are invited to give fifteen minute talks in the evening. The town plans a military band concert in the afternoon and Montant's orchestra in the evening. An appropriation will cover opening expenses rather than taxing city employees.
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God
Thomas Taggart
Thomas J. Sullivan
A. Bookwalter
Calebs. Denny
Johnson
Montant
Bride Will Take Up Settlement Labor in Chicago
Miss Caroline Foulke daughter of William Dudley Foulke editor of the Evening Item and ex United States civil service commissioner will marry John Frances Urie a retired army surgeon of Washington DC They plan a short honeymoon then reside in the Chicago foreign district to engage in social settlement work with Hull House founder Jane Addams Both are accomplished linguists who will speak native tongues to aid foreigners They met at a Maine health resort last summer and formed a close friendship now bound for social service work
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Richmond
Ind
Caroline Foulke
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John Frances Urie
Washington
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Hull House
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Maine
100 Men Entombed in Southern Mine
Montgomery Alabama November 4 One hundred miners are reported entombed after a mine explosion at Yolande in Tuscaloosa County near a L and N railroad branch. An experienced rescue party from Bessemer took latest equipment to fight fire damp and a special train carried men and gear to the scene. Initial reports said fire followed the blast. details remain scarce. At least five known dead.
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Hessemer
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Bribe Attempt Hits New York Murder Case Juror
George Yeandle an New York juror in the Rosenheimer murder case was arrested for seeking a 500 bribe to fix the jury Dagobert Timendorfer held as Yeandle’s accomplice A trap was set with marked bills and the pair arrested after the bribe was accepted Bail was set at 310 000 for a hearing Yeandle was a juror in the Nar Patterson case
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Yeandle
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Grace Hough
Cording
James W. Osborne
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Osborne
Trian
Attroney
Yerandle
Nar Patterson
Eloquence of Chicago Girl Prevents Riot
A Chicago girl’s calm appeal defuses a potential riot as labor tensions threaten unrest. Authorities plan arbitration after conference whether mediation succeeds, with peace expected by Friday.
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Chicago
Rules Strike Pickets Enforce in Chicago
Pickets are urged to avoid large groups and obstructive behavior in Chicago. Do not block shops or approach people aggressively or abusively. Walk along the block, speak calmly, avoid touching, and never threaten. If arrested, note the officer’s number and report to your unit.
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Chicago
Pont
Defense Scores in Rosenheimer Trial
At the close of testimony in the Rosenheimer murder trial Judge O Gorman struck out second and first degree charges, telling the jury a conviction, if any, could only be for second degree manslaughter with a penalty of ten to twenty years.
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New York
Edward T. Rosenheimer
Irace Hough
O'Gorman
Rosenheimer
Chicago Garment Strike Near Settlement After Talks
Chicago officials say a 45 000 strong garment workers strike may be settled Friday with workers returning Monday if talks succeed. If not, arbitration will be used. Clashes with police are easing as Miss Gertrude Barnum spoke to protesters at the Hebrew Institute. Smaller firms reportedly ready to resume work. One thousand five hundred stormed the Board of Trade building for strike benefits. arrests were made. Wages cited: men six fifty to eight dollars, women less.
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Micely
Citizens’ Investigating Committee
Gertrude Barnum
Willam Barnum
Hebrew Institute
Vriduy
Open Board of Trade
Michigan Cancels Notre Dame Football Date
Ann Arbor reports Notre Dame refused to drop Philbrook and Dimmick from its lineup for the Saturday game with Michigan. The Wolverines canceled their date with the Catholics Friday.
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Notre Dame
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Woman Insane 16 Years Wins Prize in Literary Contest
Boston dispatch reports Brational Magazine discovered a prize contributor has been insane for sixteen years. The firm planned a free Europe trip for the top prize but sent a $250 check after learning the trip was impossible. The contestant is an inmate of a Minnesota state hospital.
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Europe
Minnesota State Hospital
American steamer caught in storm near Randy Sook
A steamer flying the American flag broke down off Randy Sook while battling a Friday storm and sent distress signals asking for towing into port.
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New York
Randy Sook
Cummins Defends Beveridge in Indiana Speech
Senator Cummins praised Beveridge and warned of land grabbers while recounting the Alaska coal fight against what he called a Morgan Guggenheim syndicate. He criticized critics and urged support for Beveridge as their United States senator, ending his tour of Indiana with a forceful address.
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Beveridge
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United States
Cummins
Four Nations Swept by Wind and Rain Storm
A vast 900 mile storm drove across western Europe from Italy through Switzerland and Germany into France. Flooding drenched lowlands of France with rivers high and towns submerged. Havre saw gales and ships wrecked while Genoa faced coastal flooding and disrupted shipping schedules.
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Storm Rages from New York to New England
For thirty six hours a Northeast gale and heavy rain crippled travel and commerce from the lake region to the Atlantic coast. New York reports two deaths and widespread disruption as ships seek port and telegraph lines fail. Snow blankets eastern Pennsylvania and New York while fishermen suspend work amid a looming fish famine. Coal miners halt in Pennsylvania as Shamokin district endures deep snow and idle workers number in the thousands.
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Cayman Islands Hit by Severe Hurricane Suffering
Mobile, Ala Nov 4 The Caymans in the British West Indies were struck by a hurricane that wrecked fishing boats and crops and left residents with scant provisions. Houses were leveled and people fled their homes as the storm’s toll of damage grew and suffering remained intense.
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Mobile
Ala
Caymans
British West Indies
Wolves Terrorize Citizens of Monroe in Wild Invasion
Special to The San Bloomington and vicinity were alarmed Thursday as three wolves from Brown County entered Monroe County during a traveling show production. Farmers reported wolves in backyards. wives bolted doors and children stayed home from school. A butcher, John Schovel, narrowly escaped when a wolf poked its nose at the slaughterhouse, but the animal moved on. The wolves, milk fed and tame, were easily caught and caged.
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Tad
Traviel Boone
Monroy County
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English Invasion of Persia Sparks Pitched Battle
Tehelen Persia November 4 British forces from the cruiser Prosperine landed marines at Lingab and Lisgerine with a second force Friday. A pitched battle followed with Persians and reports say casualties occurred but no clear victor. Major powers may protest and oppose British and Russian plans in Persia.
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Persia
Reid confirms marry Miss Mabel Carrier in Europe
Richmond banker Ivoho B. Dugan, half brother of Daniel G. Reid, confirms that Reid has married Miss Mabel Carrier, a former comic opera star and Reid's third wife. Dugan received a letter saying Reid will visit Richmond in late November, with details of the European ceremony unspecified.
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Ind
Ivoho B. Duegan
Daniel G. Reid
Reid
Mabel Carrier
Mr. Dugan
Europe
Miss Carrier
Mr. Reid
Rock Island Railroad
Man Foils Mob by Shooting Himself in Missouri
In Bruthersville Missouri on November 4 Martin Rollins wanted death by a bullet less than hanging by a mob. After days on the run with bloodhounds and armed deputies he killed his sweetheart and fled to a cabin. Surrounded he hanged himself from a rafter using a rope and fired into his temple. He died before pursuit reached him.
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Bruthersville
Martin Rollins
Rollins
Rolls
Cowardly man kicks woman from fire escape in New York
New York police search for a cowardly assailant after an incendiary fire at an apartment house kills Mrs. Samuel Avener, wife of a rabbi, and injures her husband and ten others. She was knocked from a rear fire escape as she tried to rescue her four children, fracturing her skull on the stone ground.
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Samuel Avener
Lebevege
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