Murphy in Control and McCarren Feud Rift
New York dispatch reports Tanmany Hall consolidates power after long struggle as McCarren faces expulsion from the state committee. Belmont resigns. McCarren resists, vows court challenge. Upstate returns show Chanler ahead of Bruce by about 4,000 in Republican ticket.
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Scripps-Mefise Press Association
New York
Tanmany Hall
McCarran
Kings County
Charles ©. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Buffalo
Montauke
Murphy
Tweed, Kelly and Croker
McCarren
State Committee
Perry Belmont
Belmont
Conners
Hearst
Upstate
Shaly Lis Stuyvesant Chanler
Bruce
Robbery Try In Dark Near Washington and Handulp
A masked trio armed with revolvers attempted to rob Witam Irwin near the Washington and Handulp intersection shortly before midnight Friday. Irwin reported the incident. detectives were assigned. He fled into Randolphst as the robbers emerged from shadows. Irwin’s possessions were untouched.
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Witam Irwin
Washington
Tewin
Gwrber
Lurdh
Irwin
Salvation Army Congress Visits City for Special Services
Salvation Army leaders from Detroit Mich will visit the city to hold special services at the Balvition Army on 490 W Washing ton. State Captain Yeolve Shaft Captain Mrs Atkus will host, with support from Indiana officers as part of the outreach.
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Salvation Army Congress
Weineeday
Thoradas
Wholehire Rotox
Salvation Army
Detroit
Mich
Vries City
Balvition Army
W. Washingwiet
Mac Wight
Oeivek
Yeolve Shaft
Atkus
Indiana
Church Affairs Briefs Note Meeting and Elections
The Ladies Aid society of the Edwin Jill Mreharen will meet Tuesday at the church. The official board will meet Tuesday at the church. W Spreen has been elected president of the Synod of Stewards, A W Hohn treasurer, and Mary Alexander secretary. Regular services will be held Sunday.
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Tadies’ Aid Society
Edwin Jill
Eharen
Leet Buiter
Taft Visit Acknowledged By Idaho Governor Elect
Washington telegraph records show Governor elect Idaho I R Gooding thanking Secretary Fatt for a visit. He asserts Idaho will vote Republican by a large margin and praises the legislature as overwhelmingly Republican.
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Jerippa-McRae Preak Association
Washington
Hoy
Fatt
I. R. Gooding
Idaho
Legialu
Tore
Prominent ad agency founder Amos J Thomas dies
Amos J Thomas, a founder of a major advertising agency, dropped dead from heart disease this morning in Chicago. The report notes his significant impact on the industry and outlines surrounding events, including a custody petition involving Ethel Bert Kemper and charges against others. The Tennessee authorities coordinated the requisition to move the prisoner south as part of a related embezzlement case.
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Dubess Corpig
Ethelbert Kemper
Robert Metzger
Henry Clay Allen
Circuit Court
Kemper
Drewry A Ralston
Tennessee
ServiorsMeNne Vrese Association
Gav Han- Chicago, Nox
Amos J. Thomas,ly
Talinino
Tix
Lew Dockstader at His Best
Lew Dockstader and Docksteder’s Minstrels opened at En ’sHens opére hour Friday night to a packed house with the best company of singers and minstrel entertainers seen here in some time. An innovation introduced a Malan harp dominating the orchestra. Dockstader delivered a speech, with a sketch featuring “The Editor.” Several performers drew recalls and encores, including John Kite, John Dove, Eddie Mumford, G T Weller, and Neil O’Brien. The show blended songs, jokes, and a dramatic tale of prairies, Indians, and a daring escape, ending with a double sextette and lively entertainment from Evie Leonard and the company.
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Docksteder
Dockstader
Nina
Fairbanks
Sletager
Tle
Father Waele
Father
John Kite
John Dove
Dove
New York
John King
Eddie Mumford
G. T. Weller
Neil O'Brien
King
Manuel Ronin
Reese V. Prosser
Harry Morse
Evie Leonard
Tixte Land
Alxteen
Neb J O'Brien
Man Electrocuted Working At Top Of Pole Near Hartford City
Thomas Cook aged 38 from Anderson was electrocuted after becoming entangled in live wires while working atop a pole on the Indiana Union traction company's right of way south of Hartford City. He received 23,000 volts and was burned before safety gear and a rope lowered him to the ground.
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the Sam
Hartford City
Inn
Indiana Unou ‘Fraction Company
Thomas Cook
Anderson
Greana
Frank Daran
Bryan Feeling Good on Democratic Trend After New York Victory
Special to The Sun from Lincoln, Nebraska reports William Jennings Bryan arguing the 1906 election shows a Democrat trend. He notes New York elected every state officer but the governor and credits Hearst with influence, while emphasizing a public defense against predatory wealth and a broad Democratic wave nationwide.
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Sun
Elec
Hit
Strane
West
York
Héarst
Peogross
Theft of Bicycles Arrests at University Park
Berl none sua soan prayean weer and Shine and Schlangen were arrested at University Park by Bley men for stealing two bicycles belonging to ALU Tumey. The wheels were taken to Wesne & Co store at 19 Massachusetts Ave for sale. Clerks alerted police. suspects fled toward Boston.
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Berl
Prayean Weer
University Park
Shine
Schlangen
Alu
Tumey
W. Morrisst
Wesne & Co
Massachusets Ave
Bulliven
Roth
Siddie
Boston
Mass
Bryson to contest county auditor race
Robert H. Bryan defeated Republican candidate for county auditor plans to contest the result against Albert Sahm Democrat. Dryden seeks open voting machines under the court and recount of votes with the empty commissioners. He claims uncredited votes and improper conduct by election staff. Democratic Election Commissioner Wi O W. Spencer comments on the dispute.
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Lutter
Robert H. Bryan
Republiccat
Albert Sahm
Sr. Dryden
Effault
Ia Vores
bin Ty
Mr Bryson
Wi O W. Spencer
The
Election Commission
Bryson
Fisher Delirious After Streetcar Injury in New Jersey
W Fisher, struck by a streetcar in New Jersey and Massachusetts vicinity, lies delirious at City hospital. His condition worsened through the night as doctors reported limited chances for recovery. He resides at 604 X New Jersey Street.
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W. Fisher
New Jersey
Massachusett Neave
City Hospital
Zerovary
Ratianiis
Mtv
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths
Births list names and places including Ariean and Blanche Myeely, Joseph and Emile Thomas, Leonard and Mary Putnam, Paul and Mary Braetlein, and others with addresses in bays and streets. Deaths record arterial sclerosis, cholera, prohaemia, valvular diseases, and other causes with names like Mary Anna Breslager, Paul J. Kamp, Nora Carter, James B. Panse, Theodore Josph Michaela, Joseph He Wilstaech, Molnar, Elizabeth Duilk, Alonzo, William Mitchell and others. Building permits and repairs noted for several properties including Lincoln Street, 408 Lincoln Street, andKentucky Avenue area projects.
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T Andannie McGraw
Ariean
Blanche Myeely
Vera
Fate
Nor
Joseph
Emile Thomas
Andy
Tlette Bertram
Hardie
St. Bay
Leonard
Mary Putnam
Senatcy Ave
Bay
Paul
Mary Braetlein
Ain
Bamatt
Hoy
Cward
Kale Mitchell
Palmerwbach
George
Anna Collyer
Mary’ Anna Breslager
Cly Haspiuni
Paul J. G. Kamp
Nora Carter
Charles St
James B. Panse
Theodore Josph Michaela
Maryland St
Joseph He Wilstaeh
Os x
Ainbamnaat
Henere Molnar
Hels
Lewis H
Mt Strontear
Elizabeth DU Ik
Holmes-ave
Alonzo
Warmonave
Bryan Boomers Start Campaign Committee Meets in Boston
New England Democrats vow immediate organization for a Bryan movement ahead of 1928. A committee including Governor Elect Higgins and John Moran of Whortons, Homer Cummings, and G E Hughes will convene in Boston on November 14 to organize outreach and coordinate actions with invited leaders from Rhode Island New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Higgins
John
Moran
Homer
Cummings
G. E. Hughes
Jehinna-McRae
New Haven
Conn
New England Democrats
Bryan
George Pred Williams
Alexander Troup
Gov. I Rvin
Rhode Igiams
John J. Walah
J. Dwyers
Brvan
Kosten
Rhode Island
John D. Moran
Thayer
B. B. Smalles
Joan HL Sener
Henmer
Tom £. Norris
New Hampshire
Genrsey Hughes
Malin
George WL Greene
Teshiond
Urand Jury Rake May Involve All
A fragmentary report shows the Urand jury poised to consider all matters connected with the John Farrington case. Judge Metzler Reviews venue changes while Judge Alf ord may issue instructions for the investigation at Councilman Teves charged with certain offenses. Proceedings scheduled for Monday morning at 6 oclock with preliminary moves amid questions of special procedures.
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Royse
Willenpoenn
Alford
Teves
Royce
Mondey
Alfat
Gree
Jan Surénege
Charles Vo Renetton
Hte
Taylor Greninger
Bowes
Drug Gist Bearded Hearing Set In U S Case
Judge Albert M. Anderson fixed Monday November 12 for the hearing of a demurrer in the United States suit against the National Association of Retail Druggists. The defendants are charged with combining to control drug prices and devices, with blacklisting and efforts to drive independent concerns from business. Case involves anti competitive practices across states.
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Albert Bi. Anderson
United States
National Association of Retail Druggist
Dtuge
Pr. Peictors
Domurrern
Duchess of Marlborough to Seek Secret Divorce Route
London dated report states the Duchess formerly Consuelo Vanderbilt faces her husband’s harsh terms and is likely to pursue a divorce. She aims to avoid publicity and plans to use secret channels of New York divorce courts for the proceedings.
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Sorinna-MeRne
London
Duchess of Marlborough
Riot participants in Lexington fined in police court
Shelby Tett Jr and R Thal, two of the students arrested for participating in the Hallowe'en riot that routed city police, were each fined 40 and costs in police court after injuries to four rioters were reported in Lexington.
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H Pnsncnos
Lexington
Shelby Tett, Jr
R. ‘Thal
Hallowe'en
Civil service examinations announced for federal posts
The United States Civil Service Commission calls for applicants for two examinations. One rank seeks an arborical jurist in dry and agriculture at 2000 dollars yearly. The other seeks a plate printer in engineering and printing. Eligible candidates from the September exam are urged to apply. Address 31 Milbouge federal building Indianapolis for details.
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Bates Civil Barve Fea
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Milbouge
Federal Building
Indianapolis
Automobile Bank in New York City
In New York City the Night and Day bank is described as a mobile banking unit. The bank on wheels travels to depositors and can be accessed only by a chauffeur. The vehicle’s mechanism ensures only the driver can operate the machine, preventing robbery.
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Automobile Bank IN
New York City
deripya-Mritne Cress Associatios
New York
Tragic abuse case details in New York report
A severely mistreated boy, nicknamed Johnny Nelson, endured two years of inhuman neglect at his parents’ farm. Authorities found him malnourished and unable to speak, his body described as dirty and wrecked. The parents are held on charges. the boy’s condition and fate prompt fierce public outrage.
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Scripps Wear Presse
New York
Tittle
Johnny Nelson
Atty Mather
Cruise
One More Obstacle in Public Works Contract Suit
A court action seeks a temporary restraining order to stop the Bard of Public Works from awarding a contract on Monday for an improvement of the stream with mineral prembnt. The complaint alleges that Car wourd's specifications for bith mineral are faulty and names Pavit Eo Bemparger as plaintiff. The judge of the superior court is assigned to hear the matter.
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Superior Court
Iin
Fc Tn
Soliseum Decision Looms in Coliseum Case Hearing
Judge Henry Clay Allen told City Attorney Fred erick J. Matson he hopes to rule in the Coliseum cane by Monday though uncertainty remains. Grain and feed markets show mixed but steady prices with No 2 red wheat and various white and mixed corn bids noted, alongside oats and rye quotations and a weekly flour outlook for November.
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Henry Clay Allen
Circuit ‘Court
Frederick J. Matson
New
Die
Wilng
Nad
Dict
Dhraug
Dyer
Willing
Sige
Mies
Choice Timethy
Timothy
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo N Y Nov 10 None on male venison etc. Prices noted for lambs yearlings and hogs with receipts totals. High Yorkers listed with values around 6.65 to 6.10 and pigs totaling 98706.76. The fragment records cattle, sheep, hogs and lamb prices with fluctuating ranges.
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Wea
East Buffalo
Oatite
Child Delinquency Plan Gains Support From Ohio Visitors
Ohio educators visiting Indianapolis praised local schools during a convention of school superintendents at Mills Hall. Leaders such as TC Kennedy and Miss Michanls advocated reform in delinquency through classroom measures and moral guidance, highlighting the need for kinder, preventative approaches over punishment.
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Ohio
Tetaled Mills Hall
TC Kennedy
He ‘Thorbrown
Tow
Gement
Admneney Generil OW
Miller
Gremet Supartareni
Adelaith
Kaslor
Mies
Hlamentttis
Baylor
Teiglor
Ohio Visitora
Benton to Speak at Covenant Church on Sabbath
Prof GW Benton, pastor of Short Ridge Pgh, is to deliver the address Preparation at Covenant Congregational Church on E Market Street. National missionaries from Boston will speak and sing in English and Indian tongue. At 2 PM Mrs J P Carey Lrowd will address youths on Eighteen Years a Missionary Among the Indians. Two soloists Huldub Wheeler and Del Pentecost will sing. Morning sermon at 12 oclock, A Tort Jew et., followed by communion service.
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GW. Benton
Covenant
Boston
Mann
L. PB. Broad
J. PL
Carey Lrowd
Misa Huldub Wheeler
Miss del Pentecost
Oelock
Death of E. B. Dill Pioneer Horseshoer Dies at 78
The funeral of E. B. Dill, a pioneer horseshoer in the city, who died Friday at his home 1026 No Holmescave, will be held at 2 o clock Saturday from the late dwelling. The burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Dill, 78, served the city as a horseshoer for forty years before retiring to run a grocery.
Education and civic righteousness urged in school visit
During a lengthy address in Indianapolis schools, speakers urged that education in virtue and patriotism forms the backbone of citizenship. A state educator emphasized Christian teaching and civic duty as essential to shaping future citizens, with officials noting the value of school influence on national unity.
Mother and Girl Insane in Nevada and Ohio
Special to The Gum Marion reports Maud Beckswan transferred from Munafield to an insane asylum in Columbus yesterday. Her aged mother, Mrs. Lucinda Beard, whose son Jacob Heart of Columbus faces arrest for failure to provide, will follow. A ten-year-old daughter of Mrs. Leckman was sent to the juvenile home for delinquency.
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Marion
Maud Beckswan
Herk
Munafield
Ren
Columbus Yeaters Day
Lucinda Beard
Jacob Heart
Columbus
Mra. Leckman
Milwaukee Gas Light to cut gas price to 80 cents
A Milwaukee board of investors meeting this week decided to reduce rates for both consumption and heating gas. The price will drop to 80 cents starting January 1, with the change effective in Milwaukee.
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Eveyiven
Milwacker
Wig
New York
Dnvestors
Milwaukee Gas Light Company
Milwaukee
Divorce suits surge in Chicago record count
A Chicago report notes a record high number of divorce petitions in a single day. Clerks in circuit and inferior courts filed separations, bringing total new filings to 115 across all categories, over one third of the year’s total so far.
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Scrippesmenserrese Associaton
Civicago
Chicago
Forts Blin
Major General Shafter Falls Ill in California
Bakersfield California November to May reports Maj. Gen. Shafter ill with pneumonia. Local physicians have been in constant attendance for several days. General Shafter took a bed turn yesterday and telegrams were sent to San Francisco to come at once.
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Shafter
Bakersfield
Cal
W. R. Shafter
U. AL
San Francisco
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Marlon County
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Board of Commissioners
Marina County
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Mrron County
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