Lively Chicago Mayors Visit Indianapolis in Political Clash
A large crowd greeted Chicago Mayor Carter Harrison Jr and Taggart at Tomlinson Hall as Cook County Democrats arrived by special train. Speechmaking sparked applause while tensions flared with a saloonkeeper's outburst and a brief scuffle, ending with guards escorting the provoked man out of the hall.
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Union Station
Tomlinson Hall
Benjamin
Adirondacks
Vanny Carter Garrison
Chicago
Lakeside
Lafayette
Shnost
Cook County Democracy
Leon Bailey
Tiarrisen
Joseph Wipley
Pelres
Miles Devine
Whenmazvor
Usu
Tagwarts
Mores
Mascor Harrison
Meyer
Eva
Walter Thomas Mills
W. J. Bryan
Mills
English
Samuel Spooner
Taggert
Spooner
White River
Harding
Kerr
Warding
Book
Haughville Meeting Fans Gop Turbulence in Indiana City
A Democratic row at a Republican gathering in Haughville drew about 480 attendees, with 150 women present as Charles Bookwalter, City Park board scrutiny, and criticisms of Mayor Taggart dominated a long speech program. Charles Bookwalter attacked land sales and park issues while City Attorney Joe Bealing discussed a local scandal as tensions flared.
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Indianapolis
Haughville
Harding
Mr. Harding
Charles Bookwalter
Taggart
English
Park Board
Joe Flack
Joe Bealing
Sterling. Holt
Mr. Realing
Thornes. Colbert
Eleventh and Brooksts
Chrs
W. Brown
Cassius Clay
Gurley Brewer
George Milligan
Rhody's Last Speech At Campaign Meet In Indy Court House
Rhealy Shiel spoke before 800 attendees at the east court house entrance on Thursday evening. He railed against the water trust and the bank gang, applauded Harding, and urged a vote for Newt Hardin. The event lasted 44 minutes with several hecklers and a loud crowd reaction.
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Rhealy Shiel
Court House
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Learwell Jr
Walter
Tageart
Koaner
Tam Taregart
Hoel
EL Dant
Commercial Club
Columbia
Clin
Board of Trade
Consumers’ Gas Trust
Mieht
Tom
Helt
Taggart
Rhody
Paic
Harding
Newt
Bam Morss
Hardin
Sam
John R. Pearson
Pearson
Hoss
Smith
Udell
Lulusts
Indianapolis
Senateave
Twenty-first-st
The Gadi in a Rage Over Prisoner Release Showdown
A tense scene unfolds as the Cadi Buskirk storms against prosecutor Merk Walker over releasing convicts. Walker threatens a confrontation, citing political bias, while the court floor heats with accusations and a dramatic threat to “knock your face off.” The deputy’s outrage culminates in a heated exchange and a warning of trouble.
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Cadi
Merk Walker
Louis Williame
Bace Canim
Williame
Cannon
Ead
Williams
Woress
Walker
Waller
Cneilly
Tesla
Tim
Pheets
Emir
Hunt
Kurta
Iwelkhui
Mr. Walker
Jim Crawford
Sineimiz
Retail price blitz across city stores and sales
A string of advertising blurbs lists numerous stores and deals from Klepper's to Saks Co. urging shoppers to visit outlets for fall carpets feet wear hats shoes and clothing. It promotes bargains at Monarh groceries World’s Fair furnishings and various outlets with emphasis on price and selection.
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Klepper
Gal
Coughlin & Wilson
Ducas
Socwell
Warle
Monarch
Wasson
Great Progress Clothing
Rubens
Saks & Co
Danbury
Geo. J. Marott’s
Maguire
Granger
Robert Drake
People’s Outfitting
New York
Chas, Mayer & Co
Jury Has The Case In Ferriter Murder Trial
In Marytinsville Indiana October 2 jurors heard closing arguments in the Ferriter murder case. Prosecutor J E Sedwick urged a life sentence while defense counsel AL Potts argued self defense and questioned police conduct. State attorney W ills Williams stressed Ferriters long criminal record and cold blooded killing, and defense attorney John J Griffiths urged mercy and rational consideration by the jury. Judge Grobbs delivered the charge and the panel retired at 9 o clock after a brief session with jurors returning to delay further deliberations Friday.
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AL BL Potts
Sedwicl
Tie
Niefe
Ware
Perriter
Hie Eker
Mack
Vensley
Alt Potts
Tim
Joseph Williams
Werrirer
Reform School
Aflcor
Worlkhouse
Charles Ware
Williams
John Ferriter
John J. Griffiths
Plainfield
Ken
Heave
Chas. Wiltsie
Merriter
Hetie
Efe
Ferriter
Wilkie
Upton
John Merriter
Wiltsie
J. K. Steirwalt
White cappers questioned by farmer near Bloomington road
A farmer observed a group walking past the Morris house a quarter mile south of the courthouse on Bloomington road. He suspected they were white cappers and asked their destination, but was relieved to learn who they were.
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Quarte
Morris House
Court House
Bloomington
Tie
New York
J. L. Downs
Gen. Grant
St. Louis
Central Park
Tsiken
Presbyterian Hospital
Destore
Mir Downs
Linsolnave
Cleveland
Freeman Farnum
Dhe
Gerlach
Deswas
Downs
Yvai
Downs Mane
Europe
Mapleton
State Board Approves Library Plan Reforms
The State board of education approved plans from State librarian Henry on Friday morning to classify the state library by subjects and laws. A bibliography of Indiana Indian authors will be completed, aiding writers and historians. Visiting committee for Terre Haute normal includes A. R. Taylor, W. R. Snyder, and Sen. Fremont Crocodwime.
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State Board of Education
Henry
Indiana
Terre Heule Normal
A. R. Taylor
The
Kansas State Normal
W. R. Snyder
Muncie
Fremont Crocodwime
Williamsport
Defeat looms for railroads in joint traffic suit
Washington dispatch says thirty-two major railroads face defeat in the joint traffic association suit brought by the government. A loss could trigger chaos in rates, with railroads likely to let the government appeal by default. The issue mirrors the Frary Missouri decision, risking pooling legislation. Officials deny compromise aims, though signs point to a dropped fight.
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York
Ort. S
Washington Dispatch
Herald
Joint Traffic Association
Eastern Tank Lines
Treme Court
Frars-Missouri
Supreme Court
Congress
Sfncials
Department of Justice
Financial swindler Gibson faces New York court action
New York prosecutors arraigned Himmel C. Gibson on a charge of passing a $540 worthless check. The accused, described as a prolific swindler, claims a vast web of schemes across cities like Garden City Topeka and Akron. He allegedly promoted bonds and stocks for big names while owing hundreds of thousands and skipping petty operations.
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New
Yor
Himmel C. Gibson
Jeffersson Market
Imperial Hotel
Gibson
P. A. B. Widener
Steve’ Elkins
Edinboro
Garden City
Kas
Chicago
Topeka
Bartholomew
Kansas
Moines
Abron
Akron Stylway Comepany
General Evact Company
New York
Boston
Gene Svill
James B. Clews
Samuel Thomas
Henry Clews & Co
Pittsburg
Widener, Aikins and Magee
Akron
Emmet C. Gibson
Akron Street Railroad and Illuminating Company
Akron Street Railway and Illuminating Company
Imperial
New Netherland
Continental
Walton
Stratford
Philadelphia
Buchtel
Duquesne
Hollenden and Weddell
Cleveland
Cadillac
Detroit
Indianapolis Weather Forecast for 86 Hours Ending Oct 9
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 8 p m Friday night colder and fair conditions expected Friday night and Saturday. Temperature at Friday noon was not legible, and at 2 p m it was 7.
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Indianapolis
Passenger official urges pause on mileage book change
A passenger official says roads have definitely decided to alter the interchangeable mileage book to satisfy all parties and suggests traveling men should now give the matter a rest for a time.
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Colored Republican Rally
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Wm. L. Elder
Nora
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Volta
Tlom
Fron
Pe Denweracie Donehoen
Ant
Bribal Morn
Seaton
Pennsylvaniast
Progress Laundry
Mr. Wiltsie
Marytinsville
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Qet
Jurge Grobbs
Ferriteri
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L. Downs
Grant
Yorek Crry
Bela
Napoleon
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Arthur Young
Emil Wussebner & Son
Pomeroy
Charles Hysell
Bert Wines
Meigs County
Squire Long
Hysell
Georgia Manney
Gallipolis
Wines
Irenton
John Taylor
Salvation Army
Adulamb
Capt. MacLearie
Coumbus
Andena
Indianna Ave
Friends of the Army
Vale
Emporia
C. E. Hastines
Grover Cleveland
Hollinwood
G. W. Yates
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Hastings
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