Senator predicts landslide as early voting surges statewide
Early tallies show unusually heavy turnout with a fourth of Republican votes cast by 8 30 am in some districts. Beveridge supporters report strong, early voting across Indiana while Democrats brace for results and caution against premature forecasts. Governor Marshall avoids predicting outcomes, urging restraint amid a flurry of speculation.
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John Hayes
Republican State Committee
Claypool
Indianapolis
Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
Hhis
Bicknell
Merchants Credit System Studied In Indianapolis Visit
J A Fetterly secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers association of Milwaukee leads six to seven credit managers to Indianapolis to study local credit bureau methods. Balch of the Indianapolis group outlined the system during a Milwaukee visit, after the Milwaukee association had examined thirty five bureaus.
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Credit Bureau
Indianapolis
Merchants’ Association
J. A. Fetteriy
Retail Merchants’ Division
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Siies
W. E. Balch
Indianapols Organization
Enormous Mail Returns to Normal Before Election Day
With election day near, political mail volume subsided after three busy days. Normal mail delivery resumed with two residence district deliveries and five downtown, while mail flow remained uninterrupted. The Indianapolis post office processed about 200,000 letters and cards daily during the rush.
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Tridianapolis
Huge Railroad Convention Set at State House
Indiana railroad commission prepares for the largest convention as representatives of several roads meet the commission. J W Logsdon chairs the committee with J W Coneys and others. George M Schoyer of Pennsylvania will speak on The Prevention of Accidents and Ralph C Richards on The Conservation of Man. The afternoon session gathers superintendents, conductors and engineers in the senate chamber.
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Railroad Commission of Indiana
J. W. Logsdon
J. W. Coneys
D. F. Schaff
J. C. Sullivan
D. E. Matthews
Alexander Shane
George M. Schoyer
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ralph C. Richards
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
House of Representatives
Senate Chamber
Prisoner Escapes From City Hospital
Robert Harper, a prisoner, escaped from the city hospital Monday afternoon while Patrolman John Hostetler, nearby as guard, stood within a few feet. Harper, brought in with typhoid fever symptoms, asked permission to step into another room.
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Robert Harper
City Hospital
John Hostetler
Harper
Arrests in Minerva Street burglary ring
Harper, arrested Oct. 21 by Detectives Ulery and Dugan, was caught entering the home of Jeremiah Hodge on Minerva street and taking jewelry. He had a woman with him. the pair are suspected in several rooming house thefts.
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Hostetler
Harper
Ulery and
Dugan
Jeremiah Hodge
Minerva Street
Husband Found Dead After Absence Morphine Box Recovered
Mrs Kate Moore of 213 North West Street returned home Tuesday to find her husband James Moore dead in bed. A box containing morphine lay beside the bed, and authorities investigated the death as a possible case of foul play or accidental overdose.
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Kate Moore
North West Street
James Moore
LID IS CLAMPED ON ALL SALOONS
An arrestee for violating liquor closing laws near the Fourth precinct in the Sixth ward is reported. John Crabbie, a colored bartender for Brutus Owens, was caught drinking from a bottle by Patrolman Brennan after Hyland sent plainclothes officers. Crabbie charged with giving liquor contrary to law. Early reports noted widespread saloon openings. warnings were given to keep places closed until 5 p.m. election day.
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John Crabbie
Brutus Owens
Indiana Avenue
North Miinois Street
Hyland
Brennan
Barker Plumbing
Crabble
Thanksgiving Linen Sale Promises Big Savings on Damask
Bargain linens for the holiday table are advertised with Scotch and Irish damask in 72 inch widths. Satin damask, napkins, and damask tablecloths in multiple sizes and patterns are listed with prices from 90 cents to $9.50 for full sets and up to $50 for larger configurations.
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Dingbat
Swell Drinks
Gora
Myron King
Notioe
Lee
Lawrenceburg
Democratic State Committee
Thomas R. Marshall
Merchants’ Credit System
Fritz Krull
Vocal Culture Ital
Worth Street
Py2eum
State
State House
Lfe
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Resto
The
Continental National Bank
Meridian Gt
Washington Street
Paris
L.S Ayres
Company
New York
Howard
Bailey's Crown
Japan
Charles Mayer and Company
West
C. Kozhring & Bro
Virginia Avenue
James A. Pritchard
Criminal Court
Matin
By the Pound
Marion Paint CO
S. Pennsylvania Street
Kingston
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