Beveridge replies to Kern tariff charges in Indiana campaign
Senator Beveridge defends tariff revision and insurgent stance while campaigning across Indiana districts. He cites years of urging reform, denounces misrepresentation, and highlights work on railroad rates, pure food, meat inspection, Philippine governance, employers' liability, and child labor laws. He criticizes party lines and stresses representing the people above regularity.
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Beveridge
Senate
Pblican
Washington
Governor Marshall to Speak at Big Meeting in Tomlinson Hall
Prognosticators weigh what Gov Thomas R Marshall will say at Monday night address in Indianapolis. Observers expect remarks on tariff and insurgency, with possible contrasts between idealistic and materialistic democracy and possible local job mentions. Indiana clubs, Ernest T Brown chair, Hugh Dougherty to lead, list of many officers follows.
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Indianapolis
Marshall
Indiana
Tenth Ward
Ernest T. Brown
Hugh Dougherty
Mr. Brown
P. W. Bartholomew
Albert Sahm
James £. Berry
Henry Harman
James Kerman
L. T. Leach
Clarence E. Weir
Henry Friendman
Frank S&s. Fishback
Henry Springsteen
Winter youth charged with Jensing in Washington DC
Albert Waltz a youthful offender in Washington DC faced juvenile court Monday on Jensing charges after claiming he earned money from a shop theft and spent it He said he had been sent to the Boys school in Washington and a Baltimore school Judge Stubbs held him for investigation amid a wild goose chase led by his tale of stolen money hidden near a hatcase outside a North Illinois street store.
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Washington, D. C
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Baltimore
North Qiinois Street
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Gen
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Times
Gen. Otis
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the Times
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Maier Brewing Company
Willis Jordan
Death toll rises as Los Angeles Times blast probes widen
In Los Angeles on October 3, investigators comb the Times ruins where seven more bodies were found at the elevator shaft and five in the morgue, bringing the known dead to twelve. Authorities link 500 pounds of high explosive powder to the crime, with rewards totaling 15,500 dollars, as Dun…
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Es Ak
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J Wesley Reaves
Howard Courdaway
Harryl. Crane
R. L. Sawyer
Dynamite wreck injures Indiaman employee in Shelbyville
December 3 report from Shelbyville Indiana notes August Kotsch, once a Shelbyville resident and now in Los Angeles, among dynamite blast injuries. He jumped from a second story window, breaking a leg, and is identified as a brother of the town's police chief. Kotsch is from Terre Haute.
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Ind
August Kotsch
Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Kotsch
Terre Haute
Death interrupts Gov Marshall campaign plans
Dr John Kvanson of Columbia City dies, disrupting arrangements for Gov Marshall’s first-week campaigning. Kvanson was an old friend and intimate associate of the governor, whose schedule now faces adjustment due to the unforeseen death.
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Marshall
John Kvanson
Columbia City
Wand
South
Gaynor Quietly Returns to Work After Shooting
Mayor William J. Gaynor returned to City Hall after being shot on the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Gross. He arrived quietly by streetcar from Brooklyn, greeted by applause from newsboys and bystanders as he stepped off. Physicians say he remains slightly feeble but is expected to recover fully.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
William Gallagher
Gaynor
Brooklyn
Lusky
Mystery ends as Cincinnati woman identifies field body
Shelbyville Indiana October 3 Mrs Kittle Campbell identifies the decomposed body found in a wheat field July 8 near here as her mother Mrs Mattie Brinston 61 of Dayton Ohio and formerly of Indianapolis The mother had disappeared after her husband Thomas Brinston cashed his property and left Dayton Mrs Campbell used clothing details and accounts from her aunt Mary E Sanders to confirm the identity She plans to search for the missing husband who vowed to find his wife.
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Ind
Kittle Campbell
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Here
Mattie Brinston
Dayton
Indianapolis
Thomas Brinston
Campbell
Bloomington Gets A Much Wanted Man
Kankakee Bloomington and Indianapolis staged a game titled Whig Wants Charley where Charles Rose emerged as the target. Rose, known locally as a cook, was accused of passing forged checks in Kankakee and Bloomington. He resided at the Sherman house with Mrs Dunderscheider and her child, hired a maid in Indianapolis, and offered a bank check to the clerk to obtain change. The case spurred a three way dispute among banks and authorities before Bloomington took custody. The family remains at the detention home pending further decision.
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Sherman House
Kankakee
Bloomington
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Marshal J. P. Russell
Outdoor schools plan for tuberculosis children discussed
Dr Rody Aley voices support for outdoor schools for tuberculous children as a major topic at the Southern Indiana conference held in Vincennes, Indiana. The plan aims to provide healthier education environments and assess successful models.
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Rody Aley
Aseen
Indiana
Death Toll Rises in New Hampshire Disaster
The battleship New Hampshire tragedy off One Hundred Fifty-seventh Street in the Hudson claimed 36 dead and five missing. Midshipman Chevalier saved about twenty sailors before fainting, while Ensign Blackburn drowned aiding a woman in evening dress stranded near Governor's Island. A board of inquiry investigates the incident as crews search for additional victims.
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Three Destitute Men Freed By Police Court
Three unemployed men with wives and children faced the Indianapolis police court after being arrested for hopping freight cars. Judge Averill heard similar stories from John Knapp Dennis Conway and Harry Voorhees, each with differing numbers of dependents. Judgment was withheld and the men were released. Officer Carr who arrested them was blamed for delaying their journeys to work in distant cities.
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John Knapp
Detroit
Dennis Conway
Cincinnati
Harry Voorhees
John Carr
Indianapolis
Carr
Indianapolis Boosts Richmond and Wayne County Trade
The Commercial club with 150 members plans a two year trade visit to Richmond for the fall festival and Wayne county centennial. Governor Marshall leads the party with a special train and Indianapolis soldiers band. They will review the civic parade and deliver an address to promote Indianapolis as a purchasing hub.
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Egyptian Dinner Plans Highlight Southern Illinois Goods
An Indianapolis trade association will host an Egyptian Dinner during an upcoming echo meeting to showcase southern Illinois foods like old fashioned pumpkin pie ginger bread and cider. Boosters recount a five day trade trip in which the region earned the moniker land of milk and honey and promise a large Industrial parade during Merchants Buyers Week in Indianapolis October 18 to 20 with dozens of wagons and vehicles.
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Indianapolis Trade Association
Echo
Southern Illinois
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Indianapolis
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Beveridge Opens Campaign in Columbus Speech
Frederick Landis and Senator Beveridge started the campaign in Columbus Indiana with speeches promoting the progressive movement. The event occurred Saturday night and highlighted the push for reform.
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Columbus
Ind
Frederick Landis
Senator Beveridge
Oil Operator Shot Down at Vincennes Depot
Special to The Sun reports Edward Gibson oil operator was shot five times at 3 a m at Vincennes Indiana Union depot by Menlo Moore proprietor of the Red Mill theater. Moore, a jealous husband, stood as the suspect and was arrested after breakfast with his wife at the Padgett home. Gibson, about 6 ft 2 in and 300 pounds, died en route to a hospital. Moore faces first degree murder charges with W H Cochran as witness.
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Ind
Edward Gibson
Union Depot
Menlo E. ‘Moore
Red Mill Theater
Gibson
Hosdspital
W. H. Cochran
Nashville
Moore
Washington
Arnold Padgett
Mitchell
Padgett
Pittsburg
Bridgeport
Baby is Born On Fast Traction In Indiana
In Anderson Indiana on October 6 a woman named Clark Badgely living at 438 North Capitol avenue Indianapolis gave birth to a girl baby aboard an Indiana Union Traction car en route from Indianapolis to Anderson. The train stopped at Fortville where a physician assisted, then the mother and newborn were taken to St. John’s hospital. The event occurred after the car was cleared of passengers and the stork reportedly visited during the journey.
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Ind
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis
Stork
Fortville
Babe
St. John’s Hospital
Clark Badgely
North Capitol Avenue
Indieanapolis
Trustee Found To Be Short One Cent In Texas? No Indiana note
Examiners report published by the state board of accounts reveals Center township Ripley county trustee Henry Reckeweg did not sign his own or any name on official papers and signed another official's name to documents. G K Kemper of Osgood signed Reckeweg’s name. Predecessor Trustee Hyatt is blamed for a one cent deficit when funds were turned over. Five other reports allege minor discrepancies.
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Beveridge
Kern
Senate
Indiana
Whansnas
Town
Mr. Kern
Congress
Henry Reckeweg
Center Township
Ripley County
State Board of Accounts
G. K. Kemper
Osgood
Ind
Heckeweg
Hyatt
Reckeweg
Courts Resume Work In Annual Session Tuesday
The supreme and appellate courts will convene in their annual session on Tuesday. Proceedings aim to review cases and set forthcoming calendar actions as part of routine judicial duties.
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