Outsiders Eye Indiana Campaign as Powers Pivot
Indiana political circles watch shifting banners as Senator Shively and Gov. Marshall move for promotion by T. Taggart. Rumors swirl of Wall Street backing and party bosses, with Harmon, Laws, and Indiana figures jockeying for influence in the presidential race. The central question remains whom Taggart will drop first.
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O. K
French Lick
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Financial
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Wall Street
Middle West
Indiana
Shively
Taggart
Marshall
Gov. Marshall
Wabash College
Judge Thompson Opens Law Lectures At Indianapolis College
Judge Joseph W. Thompson began a course on Corporations for students at the Indianapolis College of Law held in the Pythian building auditorium. Dean Wiley continues contract law while Walter Myers lectures on Bailments after returning from Europe. Francis M. Springer covers Equity and Sumner Clancy on Torts. moot court is led by Wiley and Springer. Enrollment shows a 2 percent rise with students from Boston to San Diego.
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Joseph W. Thompson
Thompson
Indianapolis College of Law
Pythian Building
Wiley
iWalter Myers
Francis M. Springer
Sumner Clancy
Dean Wiley
Springer
Boston
San Diego
Cal
W C T U Activities And Local Meetings Report
Marion county executive session met Monday afternoon at Fletcher American National KK with Dr Martha Keller presiding in Artman’s absence Two new organizations joined the county division Mary E Balch from northeast Indianapolis and the Grove union at Beech Grove Mrs Artman and Dr Keller were delegates to the state convention to be held in Fort Wayne Oct Rev George B McKee conducts evening services this week at the W C T U mission Temperance Sunday event on Sept 25 at Columbia Avenue M B Church featured cora Harper and Gladys Stevens In Northeast W C T U the group met at Mrs Aldrichs Cornell Avenue home Cora Harper the new president outlined work Mina Frighams paper on the Rights of Children Readings were given by Mrs Moore and Mrs Wyso ning The Northeast W C T U met again Wednesday at Mrs Mary Bakers North Temple Avenue home The Bright Onion club head O R Bash ill with typhoid fever and his wife Ella Oaks assistant, also ill The state W C T U convention will be held in Fort Wayne Oct 14–18 with many from Indianapolis attending Mapleton W C T U postponed meeting to Friday at Mrs A V Underorths North Illinois Street home The report notes E present but lacks clearer details of dates and locations
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Fletcher American National KK
Martha Keller
Artman
Opison
Mary E. Balch
Anion
Indianapolis
Grove Union
Beeches
Keller
Ft. Wayne
George B. McKee
W. C. T. Wait
Tr Ieewee
Columbia Avenue
Cora Harper
Coleague
Loel Harper
Gladys Stevene
Aldrich
Cornell Avenue
Ira
Mina Frigham
Moore
M. B
Cc. T
Polis
Noel
Mapleton
Porch Climber Slips Away With Jewelry
A porch climber stole jewelry valued at 150 from Willard H. Coburn at 1618 North Delaware Friday night. The thief, pursued by a fox terrier, escaped as bicycle patrolmen arrived. Coburn Jr. alerted by a flashing light and servant away from the room. Other burglaries reported at 403 North Pennsylvania and 21914 North West Street with valuables taken and furniture moved.
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Willard H. Coburn
Delaware Street
Willard Coburn Jr
Hunter and
Riedy
W. H. Brown
North
Pennsylvania Street
Robert Brown
North West Street
Parole Accelerates for Fourteen In State Prisons
Gov. Marshall approved fourteen paroles and seven life-prison pardons along with two complete pardons and five other releases based on pardon board recommendations. Notable actions include freeing William Blume, once near blindness, and James Andrews, slated for St. Louis after release. Also granted tentative freedom to Mrs. Alice Cooper Lawson, and pardons for Steve Fucynski of South Bend and Carl Carson of Winchester.
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Marshall
William Blume
Indianapolis
Doc Lang
St. Louis
Alice Cooper Lawson
Lafayette
Steve Fucynski
South Bend
Carl Carson
Winchester
Republicans Skip Bi partisan West End Meeting
Republican candidates were absent from a bi partisan West End improvement association meeting advertised as nonpartisan. Democratic nominee for congress Charlies A. Korbly spoke, pressuring Republican foe Cox to declare if he is an insurgent. Other Democrats including Woessner Rochford Kitley Baker and Turk addressed the gathering.
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West End
Cox
Jacob Woessner
John J. Rochford
John Kitley
Frank Baker
Joseph Turk
Breaks $50 Bill Over Change At City Club
Frank Hall of Cincinnati enters West Market street City club and breaks a $50 bill. He initially refuses change and is later found $15 short after a companion fingers the money. Hall, arrested for drunkenness and loitering, complains the bartender caused the shortfall. Bicyclemen Simon and Radamacher clear him of fault. his companion escapes.
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Frank Hall
Cincinnati
West Market Street
Hall
Simon
Radamacher
Bill Hall
Aged Man Found Dead Near Big Four Tracks
The body of an aged man was found along the Big Four railroad tracks near Sunnyside four miles west of the city shortly after Friday midnight. He likely was struck by a limited train that had passed moments earlier. A slip of paper in his pocket read Owen Wood Moberly Mo Rural Route 6 Box 12. A cashed check showed he had been in Plainfield. The man had long white hair and beard and wore overalls and three coats.
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Big Four
Block Tower
Sunnyside
Owen Wood
Moberly
Plainfield
Coal operator killed by sieve at tipple fall
Edward L. Davis, a coal operator in Brazil Indiana, died after being struck on the head by a sieve that fell from the top of a tipple on Wednesday. The incident occurred in Brazil on Friday, with the man succumbing to his injuries.
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Brazil
Ind
Sunday Church Services Across City Venues
Multiple city churches announce Sunday programs with morning and evening sermons. Notable topics include In Incentives to Service The Fortresses of the Faithful and The Courage of One's Convictions. Special music, rallies, and lectures accompany services at First Baptist Central Christian Meridian Street M E and other churches.
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First Baptist
Allan B. Philpott
Holiness League Leases Synagogue for Revival
The Young Men's Holiness League leased the Jewish synagogue at 708 South Meridian Street and opened a Friday night revival led by Rev. J. F. Maitland of Wilmore Kentucky. The tent meetings ended due to weather after over 500 professions of salvation.
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Young Men's Holiness League
South Meridian Street
J. F. Maitland
Wilmore
League
Negro Testifies About Shank Tip in Impeachment Hearing
The impeachment committee heard testimony from Charles Harrison of the Harry Wallace club who claimed the mayor said to sell beer to members through the week and he would tip when Sunday selling would be allowed. Some council members view the testimony as significant, others doubt its weight, with Supt Hyland also testifying.
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Council
Charles Harrison
Harry Wallace Club
Harrison
Supt
Hyland
Mayor faces probe over alleged wink at violations
The committee says the mayor promised to overlook breaches in law. The investigation will resume Monday night with Mayor Shank W E Davis and Edward Sourbler, Republican candidate for county treasurer, possibly summoned to testify.
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Shank
W. E. Davis
Board of Safety
Edward Sourbler
Stephen Campaign Train Speeches From Cab
Denver republican gubernatorial hopeful John B. Stephen will ride a special train engine to stump for votes. He plans to deliver campaign speeches from the locomotive cab during stops in October.
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Denver
Colo
John B. Stephen
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