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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1910
Page
7
W. B. Westlake publisher of the Marion Leader reported two shots fired at him as he passed a window on the way upstairs. He returned fire. the assailant fled. Westlake recently regained control of the paper from a receiver and had accused Judge Paulus of unfair handling.
New York on November 5 saw express company officials and unions in conflict after an ultimatum declared that unions would not be recognized. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters said no settlement could be reached without recognizing the labor groups. A riot on Fifty first Street and Broadway erupted as nonunion drivers were attacked before aid arrived.
Ora White Neck Whiteneck, 31, pleaded guilty to embezzlement in Wabash County. He was sentenced to one to five years in Michigan City after forging vouchers totaling 1055.73 while serving as county surveyor and ditch construction superintendent. G M Naber stood bond but withdrew.
A rundown of Sunday church activities across city congregations with sermons, topics, and special features. Read about First Baptist Central Christian Second Presbyterian St Pauls Episcopal Home Presbyterian Capitol Avenue M E and other churches detailing services, music, and guest speakers.
Special to The Sun from South Bend Indiana reports a street car collision Friday night. A lone passenger Miss Jennie Travis was seriously hurt while the conductor and motorman escaped. The crash knocked down a pole car and ignited fire along telegraph wires, causing a short circuit and setting the Mishawaka station ablaze seven miles away.
In Hammond Indiana on November 5 Mayor Thomas E Knotts offered free drinks car fare and music to promote naturalization. He argued Republicans risk politicizing naturalization by making it partisan while Democrats rely on the service.
Reports from Constantinople and Philiopolis say Turkey concentrates troops on the Persian frontier while Greece tensions subside. Rumors claim sultans cavalry crossed into Persia as Turkey prepares for war with Russia, with possible English and German support shaping the looming conflict.
Indiana schools show a total debt of $5,622,516 with short time loans of $7,072,820.81 on warrants. State paid $9,108 for teachers institutes in 1900 LQ, total cost $20,??? 45. A total of 15,049 teachers were enrolled.
Washington rumors say Secretary of the Treasury Franklin MacVeagh will retire and the president may name his private secretary Charles D. Norton to succeed. Circles expect a cabinet change on or before March 4.
John W. Kern traveled to Brown County Indiana to advocate for the Democratic ticket. He mocked Beveridge calling him non querdisan and said Beveridge would vote for a yellow dog on the Republican ticket. Kern urged voters to back Democrats to end domination by a few powerful men and warned against voting for Brgan and Kern.
Chicago dated report says Charles F. Erbstein, attorney for Lee O Neill Browne, is indicted again on conspiracy to defame State's Attorney Wayman. Co defendants include Arthur McBride, Jottin Poe, Richard Roe, John Roe. Arrestee bond set at 10000. arraignment expected soon. trial scheduled.
Three women were swept from a canoe near Morris Street bridge on the White River. They clung to debris and reached shore near Chirding Street as bystanders Goll Misch and Bastian arrived and found the trio had moved on toward Martinsville.
In Muncie Indiana on November 5 brothers William Goldsberry John Simeon and Henry Sherry aged 39 gathered together for the first time in seventeen years to celebrate Johns birthday.
Lisbon on November 5 reports Amnesty for all political prisoners as Portugal marks the republic's founding after one month. In addition to freeing all political prisoners, sentences of incarcerated criminals were reduced by one third.
The Marion county W C T U holds an executive session at Pletcher American Bank Building Monday at 2 p.m. A loss is mourned for Mrs. on 2sh, president of Brightwood W C T U who died at 26 after illness with typhoid. West Side mission Sunday School offers pie and popcorn Wednesday at 1425 West Market. Central W C U PL meets at Mrs Norris 72h Blue Ave with Dr Woolf address. Roy O Haver named superintendent for West Side mission Sunday School.
An advanced students recital is scheduled for Wednesday evening at the College of Musical Art. The program lists works by Saint-Saens, Wieniawski, Moszkowski, MacDowell, Bach, Liszt, Verdi, Mendelssohn, and Mascagni among others with performers including Anna Freiberg, June Kennedy, Vera Sk Mullin, Ruth Jewell, and Helen Dann Moss performing pieces such as Second Mazurka and To a Water Lily with composers' selections throughout the program.
Richmond dispatch reports Timothy Nicholson a leading Quaker and Indiana yearly meeting clerk urged Indians to back Albert Beveridge and support his military service exemption. The letter promotes Beveridge in a period of political alignment within Quaker ranks.
The Indianapolis post office processed the heaviest letter mail on record on Saturday delaying delivery by a few hours. Over 250,000 political pieces were sent to county residents, first class mail by carrier. A substitute carrier and a record 31 men handled the surge. Deliveries in residence districts were reduced to one run through Tuesday. Stamp sales dropped as political activity surged.
New York campaign managers in a key pre election push project starkly different outcomes for Dix and the state ticket. Democratic chair Soo Phoppuch forecasts Dix by about 20 000 with a smaller overall plurality for the ticket. Republican chair Evra Prentice predicts a state wide Republican plurality near 167 000 and Dix carrying New York City by around 8 700 with a larger state margin for Republicans.
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