Silence in Democratic ranks fuels voting furor at Indiana rally
The piece notes a rising demand among Democrats for full facts on bribery charges tied to Kern and Shively, with critics arguing the silence harms Gov. Marshall and Kern. It contrasts past labor reforms, cites Lorimer, and records Republican praise for the 1899 factory act while highlighting internal party tensions and strategic reticence before the campaign close.
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West Point
Wessones
Gov. Marshall
John W. Kernhorn
Evansville
Kern- Shively
Kern
Nnols
Lorimer
Montana
Pennsylvania
Indiana
John Kern
Engsbrand
Bev@ridge
Beveridge Seeks to Pass Key Labor Reform Bills
The article outlines Beveridge’s plan to pass the La Bollette bill and the federal ability bill. The La Bollette measure would cut costs on interstate railroads while the federal bill would allow damages for workers, even with some negligence, with a jury determining the compensation.
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Beveridge
New Club Organized in Ninth Ward Democrats
The Ninth Ward Democratic Club was formed Thursday night after a mass meeting at Washington Street and Hamilton Avenue with Eph Inman as the principal speaker. Officers named include James D. Ermston as president Patrick W. Egan as secretary M J Shea as treasurer and Samuel W. Johnson and Thomas Long on the finance committee. Weekly meetings to be held.
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Ninth Ward
Democratic Club
Washington ‘Street
Hamilton Avenue
Eph Inman
Wese
Jamey D. Ermston
Patrick W. Egan
M. J. Shea
Treasurar
Samuel W. Johnson
Thomas Long
Uga
Fischer Buys New Building on East Pearl Street
Wilhelm C. Fischer of W. Fischer & Co provision brokers purchased the Gutenberg company property at 217 219 East Pearl Street for 12000. The Gutenberg lease for five years from May 1908 remains in effect and was assigned by the German Fire Insurance Co. Fischer stated he has no plans for the property.
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W. Fischer & Co
Gutenberg Company
German Telegraph and Tribune
East
Pearl Street
The
German Fire Insurance Company
Fischer Asid
Slough Attacks Prison Reform Extremes
Harry Slough, from the prison labor committee, reports from Washington that the international prison congress favors reform theories that would make jails unappealing by design. The note, though, is mixed with an ad for J. Singer's Sons, offering tailored clothing from 13.75 dollars.
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Harry Slough
Prison Labor Investigating Committee
Washington
International Prison Congress
J. Singer's Sons
Washington St
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