Third District Outlook Shapes Up For Beveridge Race
In Jeffersonville and New Albany the Third district shows strong Republican hopes led by Beveridge opponents Tim Fortune and Adam H. Dirger. Democrats split after Voight and Cox争, while wets support the Republican slate. Clark and Floyd counties push for GOP gains with German and Catholic voters aiding Weissenger and Thro against Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bennett Gordon
New Albany
Ind
Wiseacres
Clark
Floyd
Jeffersonville
Tim Fortune
Adam Heim- Dirger
Beveridge
Legislative
Heveridge
Voight
Cox
Voight i
Clark County
American Car and Foundry
Floyd County
Shio
Weissenger
M. C. Thornton
Nton
Opid Thornton
Repubelieves
Thornton
Weis
Boy killed by 1000 pound frame at elevator plant
Charles Gregory, 16, of 995 Colton street, died after a ceiling frame weighing nearly 1000 pounds toppled at the D W Reedy elevator company workshop. Perkins, his half brother, loosened the frame and shouted a warning but the boy stepped in front of it. Four men lifted the frame to free him. The shop closed after the tragedy as grief affected the crew of fifteen workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gregory
Colton Street
D.W. Reedy Elevator Company
Pennsylvania Street
William Perkins
Perkins
Lieut. Belch
Endless chain begun for Dietz defense funds
Aurora city Clerk William J Flannigan launches an endless chain campaign to raise money for John Dietz defense in Wisconsin cases. He plans to write to ten friends who will ask ten more, creating a wide fund drive outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Willam J. Flannigan
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Dietz
Wisconsin
Winter
Wis
Census reveals population gains in Louisville and others
The census bureau released city population totals with Louisville Kentucky at 228,928 up from 204,731, a 9.4 percent rise. Lexington Kentucky grows to 35,099 from 26,369, up 33.1 percent. Charlotte North Carolina reaches 34,014 up 88 percent from 18,091. Shreveport Louisiana climbs to 28,015 from 16,013, a 75 percent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Louisville
Lexington
Charlotte
N. C
Shreveport
Indianapolis Drops to Twentieth Largest City in Nation
The 1910 census confirms Indianapolis is now the twentieth largest U S city, with Kansas City passing it for sixth place and Louisville dropping to twenty third. Baltimore and San Francisco loom as likely top contenders among the remaining big cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Indianapolis
United States
Kansas City
Louisvde
Providence
Baltimore
San Francisco
Look Who's Here Atlantic City and Walter Wellme
Atlantic City reports a Monday afternoon appearance by Walter Wellme with informal remarks captured in brief notes. The item notes his presence and suggests local interest in the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
City, N.2d
Walter
Alfonso Vows to Fight to Keep Crown in Spain
Spain tightens security as King Alfonso faces republican unrest in Barcelona Valencia and along the Portugal frontier. Government insists army loyalty while Weyler and authorities prepare for potential demonstrations tied to Prof Ferrer’s anniversary and Ferrer day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Valencia
Portugal
Alfonso
Weyler
Cuba
Ferrer
Catalonia
Manuel
Lisbon threatened by mobs as foreign fleet steps in
Paris report says Lisbon faced nightly anarchy until foreign warships anchored in the Tagus. The fleet with Des Moines warned rebels of shellfire if violence continued. Government disarmed troops amid debate on intercession and readiness for landing marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lisbon
Tagus
United States
Des Moines
Portuguese Arrestee Hinted in King’s Life Plot
Gibraltar reports the arrest of a Portuguese man who recently arrived from Lisbon and faced guard scrutiny. Authorities investigate links to a suspected plot to harm a king, with details emerging after the Tuesday detainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Lig
Ten Bodies Recovered In Starkville Mine Disaster
Ten bodies of the more than ten miners killed in the Starkville mine explosion were recovered before 4 am Tuesday. The dead were unrecognisable and located in chambers near the new shaft entrance awaiting a deputy coroner. Afterdamp hampers rescue as workers suffer further exposures and the mine’s interior will take months to clear and repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkville
Cole
Roosevelt Day Plans Near Monument in Indianapolis
Col Roosevelt arrives Thursday afternoon with a 25 car escort to a platform built under a hotel balcony for a public address near Monument Place. Parade routes shift to Illinois and Meridian streets with veterans and police formations leading to the stand.
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Roosevelt
Hotel English
Jast
Col. Roosevelt
Harry Wallace
County Republican Committee
Meridian Street
Illinois Street
Washington Street
Wallace
Columbia Club
The
Water Company
Indianapolis Heat and Light Company
Marion Trust Building
William H. Roberta
James H. Love
Alan Perry
B. A. Richardson
South Meridian Street
Maryland Street
Bicycle Police
Mounted Police
Old Soldiers’ Club
Indianapolis
Tenth Infantry to Escort Big Buyers Parade in Indianapolis
Indianapolis trade association plans a three day buyers week October 18 19 20 with the Tenth Infantry from Fort Benjamin Harrison and its band to lead a downtown industrial parade. Col Henry A Greene will command the regiment escort and Gov Marshall and officials may review from the English hotel balcony as the parade circles Monument Place drawing thousands to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Indianapolis Trade Association
Illinois
Henry A. Greene
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
H. P. van Camp
W. J. Dobyns
Col. Greene
John N. Carey
Marshall
English Hotel
Monument Place
Trade Association
Europe
Harold Hibben Jr
C. A. Bookwalter
W. Z. Dobyns
R. P. van Camp
G. B. Moxley
Class Chooses Officers At Indianapolis Law College
The 1911 class at the Indianapolis College of Law held its first meeting in the Pythian building smoker. Elected officers include M A Perkins president F A Scott vice president Roy Reed secretary and treasurer H T Brockway sergeant at arms A R Pollard class historian and R J Roller field leader. The class is described as the largest and most enthusiastic in the school’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis College of Law
Pythian
M. A. Perkins
Colorado
F. A. Scott
Irvington
Roy Reed
Indianapolis
H. T. Brockway
Brookston
Ind
A. R. Pollard
R. J. Roller
Colonel Roosevelt Honored Arrival in St Louis
Col Roosevelt visited St Louis on a Tuesday morning arrival after the Arkansas state fair. He was greeted by the Businessmen's league at the Jefferson hotel breakfast for a record gathering of 520 guests. Governor Hadhey helped lead the reception and the colonel planned to depart for Springfield, Illinois the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. New
Republican National Committee
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Senator Beveridge
Col. Roosevelt
Covington
Charles W. Fairbanks
Frank Harper
Harold J. Howland
Frank (. Hoyt
K. V. Howland
Roosevelt
Grassmere
Press
Washington
New York
Chicago
Forrest
John Hayes
State Organization
ST. Louis
Jefferson Hotel
Businessmen’s League
Springfield
Gay
Herbert
Hadhey
Businessmen's League
Weather forecast summary for Indiana region
Local forecast notes fair conditions Tuesday night and Wednesday with warmer temperatures. The text includes fragmented lines and unclear characters but indicates a warm trend into midweek in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
SUD Sreb
Ecco
Mayor Shank Imminently Planned Return Home
Indianapolis mayor will return from Louisville Wednesday. Key items awaiting his signature include the 1911 tax levy ordinance and the appropriation, plus the extra $20,000 for the street cleaning department.
French Cabinet Moves To End Rail Strikes In Paris
Paris faces paralysis as a Northern railway strike spreads to state lines. Cabinet meets to manage the crisis while troops patrol the capital and plans consider aeroplane mail delivery. Premier Brian calls it a grave national menace and a revolutionary maneuver.
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Tegnier
Ine
Paris
Army
France
Northern Railway
Brian
Fires devour Rainy River District killing and displacing thousands
Rainy River Ontario reports 1,000 plus dead and 2,500 to 4,000 missing as fires sweep across northern Minnesota and Ontario. Refugees flood Rainy River and Fort Francis while police and guardsmen guard looters and aid relief efforts.
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Rainy River
Ont
International Falls
Duluth
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Clementson
Minon
Beaudette
Malcolm
Truggle
Manitoba
Jast
Camel
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Solway
Shelby
Bigly
Ebro
Lengley
Frosston
Dugdale
Red Lake Falls
Thief River Falls
Detroit
Minn
War Road
Beaudette Morday
Pinewood
Ontario
Sprague
Minnesota
Northwestern Mounted Police
Minnéso National Guard
Girl Tries To Live On 4 50 Per Week
Sixteen year old Edith Hilts testified she earned four dollars and fifty cents weekly as a cashier at a five cent show on Illinois street. She paid her sister three dollars weekly for board and covered her own laundry and medicine. Her mother Mrs. Kate Thompson said Edith worked herself sick on the low pay. Grant Hill, a blacksmith and Mrs. Thompson's former husband, appeared in court seeking relief.
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Edith Hilts
Stubbs
Illinois Street
Kate Thompson
East Michigan Street
Grant Hill
Udell Street
Thompson
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Geratic
Kentucky
Hoosier
Col
Henry Greene
Fear City
Trafic
Calais
Germany
Brussels
Ft. Francis
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