Gore praises insurgents in Lafayette political speech
Special to The Sun. Oklahoma Senator Thomas P. Gore urged progressives in Lafayette, praising Republicans who oppose standpatism and predicting strong teamwork between B. F. Shively and Kern if elected. He framed the talk as a cross party call for reform. Also advertised: tailored suit or overcoat service from S. J. Singer & Sons at 15.75 dollars.
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Lafayette
Ind
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Washington
B. F. Shively
Kern
Shively
S. J. Singer & Sons
West Washington Street
Co eds Fight Burglar Then Trap Him In Basket
Two Beloit College coeds Miss Chira Hananford and Miss Ruby Hoefer awakened by a burglar fought him off in their room. They chased him into a clothes basket and held him until help arrived before he escaped through a window. Doctors later examined Hananford who was shaken by the ordeal.
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Elgin
Beluit College
Chira
Hananford
Ruby Hoefer
Freeport
Beloit College
Rats Bring Cholera Threat to London Docks
A London outbreak fear rose after officials said cholera germs were carried by rats. Three dead rats found at the docks tested positive for cholera, prompting authorities to take precautions to prevent human infection amid dockside anxiety.
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London
Ent
Hvnny
Washington Coeds Prefer Walking to University Functions
Seattle November 4 report notes Washington University coeds pledge to walk to all social events this year avoiding taxicabs. The piece highlights a campus mood favoring pedestrian conveyance over hired transport and suggests a shift in campus culture and logistics.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington University
Flor ence Moore records shooting in dying statement
In Fort Wayne Indiana on November 4 Florence Moore, conscious briefly, wrote that she shot at a man who then took her revolver and struck her. She was found unconscious with throat injuries and is not expected to survive. A separate ad promotes an all wool homespun suit sale at S. J. Singer & Sons.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Florence Moore
S. J. Singer & Sons
West
Washington Street
Kern outlines tariff splits among 1900s figures in Indiana
John W Kern spoke in Terre Haute and Veedersburg describing positions on tariffs held by Beveridge Crumpucker and Barnard. He notes Roosevelt supporting ship subsidy while Beveridge opposes and Taft calls the tariff the best yet with Beveridge calling it an outrage. He quips about Bill Ryan’s clock illustrating the GOP mix.
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Terre Haute
Ind
John W Kern
Veedersburys
Beverridge
Crumpucker
Barnard
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Taft
Deveridge
Mr. Kern
Bill Ryan
Bill
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