Marion County seeks bids for Walnut street bridge work
The Marion County Indiana board of commissioners invites sealed bids for a bridge over Crooked creek on Walnut street east of Augusta in Pike township. Bids due by 10 a m November 25 1910 with bond and affidavit as required by law. Board may reject any or all bids. Witnessed November 7 1910.
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Indianapolis
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Marion County
Indiana
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Walnut Street
Augusta
Township 17
Range 3
Pike Township
Office of the Auditor of
Beveridge Attraction at Big Barbecue in Indiana
Senator Albert J. Beveridge spoke to thousands of miners at a six county Republican rally in Bicknell Indiana. He condemned child labor and an invisible government behind it, urging workers to unite and stand against alleged tariff and political evils. He ended by shaking hands with a long line of supporters and their families.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Knox
Sullivan
Greene
Daviess
Pike
Gibson Counties
Blue Grass
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Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Httle
Senate
Indiana
Found Dazed Runner Found Along City Tracks
William Hanagan of 545 Bell street was found unconscious near Noble and Washington streets along the railroad track by Fred Hillman of 1200 Spann avenue. He was carried to his home by the city dispensary ambulance and could not explain the incident.
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Washington Streets
Fred Hillman
Spann Avenue
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Cox Addresses Parry Factory Workers In Campaign
Linton A. Cox republican candidate for congress spoke to several hundred Parry Manufacturing Company employees. He defended his 60-cent gas law, criticized Korbly, and pledged cooperation with Senator Beveridge and President Taft on tariff, child labor, and watered stocks. Cox cited support from J D Forrest of Citizens gas and claimed Korbly misrepresented campaign funding.
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Congress
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Beveridge
Cox
State Senate
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Indianapolis Gas Company
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Korbly
Natonal Congressional Committee
Cox Replies To Attack By Democrat Deitch
Republican congressional candidate Linton A. Cox says G A Deitch, a Democrat attorney, is acting from personal grievance with a letter to life insurance officers misconstruing his 1907 insurance votes. Cox asserts he supported fair bills, notes Farber vs Babcock bill disputes, and cites Milton A. Woollen praising his voting record to boost insurer confidence amid last minute campaign attacks.
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Milton A. Woollen
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Police to Do Extra Election Day Duty
Sept Hyland assigns a sergeant to each ward and the entire day and night force to duty. Democrat and Republican work together with bicycle patrols at sub stations. Officers will monitor saloons drug stores livery stables and other liquor outlets to prevent giveaways.
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Dr Aley to resign office this week
Dr R J Aley superintendent of public instruction will hand his resignation to Gov Marshall this week after the election. He will leave Indianapolis for Washington Saturday then meet in New York with Maine university alumni whom he will lead as president. He will assume new duties in Orono on November 18. He spoke to alumni in Chicago on the state university role and returned from St Paul where he addressed the Minnesota state teachers association on rural high schools.
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Hunger fear drives Chicago garment strike canvass
Labor leaders in Chicago plan a citywide drive to aid destitute garment workers on strike. The American Federation of Labor backs the effort to raise funds and sustain the protest. Police warn of Tuesday dangers as manufacturers agree to close shops to curb violence.
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Cruelty charge against Indianapolis driver Rabbit Baker
Toney Baker known as Rabbit, a driver for an Indianapolis coal firm, was fined one dollar and costs and ordered to sixty days in the work house for cruelty to animals. His horses balked in front of 1235 East Vermont street after Mrs Martha Heckat ham at that address alleged he kicked and beat a horse. She summoned Humane Inspector Merrill.
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Indianapolis Coal Company
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Vermont Street
Martha Heckatham
Humane
Merrill
Aue Denies Arrest Charge Overboard Bill Try
Sam E. Aue says he was arrested November 4 at 2033 Cooper Street on a charge of attempting to beat a board bill. He was bound over in $1,000, though not indicted by the grand jury. Aue pleads not guilty and contends the restraint is illegal and seeks discharge.
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Cooper Street
Aue
Alex and Fairmount play scoreless football tie
Alexandria Tigers and Fairmount Athletics battled to a 0 0 tie on Sunday afternoon in Alexandria Indiana. Both teams fought for offense but neither could score as the game ended scoreless.
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Ind
Alexandria Tigers
Fairmount Athletics
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