Enemies of Labor Court Republican Labor Split
Indiana Republicans reel from a labor bloc split as Fred Sims faces backlash after partnering with Colonel M. M. Mulhall. Mulhall, touted as a GOP labor liaison, is denounced by unionists as one of the worst enemies of organized labor, prompting accusations of a demoralizing betrayal within the campaign and ensuing surprise office setup at 214 State Life Building.
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L. W. Henley
Indiana
Fred Sims
Indiana Republican Committee
Sims
Hitchcock
Taft
Sime
Jack Gowdy
Watson
Gideon
M. M. Mulhall
Kernel
Republican National Committee
Mulhall
United States
Jule
Typographical Journal
The
International Typographical Union
Organized Labor
Sims Mulhall
State Life Building
Indianapolis
Workingmen's Protective Association
Wife seeks maiden name. finalizes divorce filing
Lovine M Walters seeks her maiden name as part of divorce from Norman C Walters. She charges desertion before their baby’s birth and neglect. Walters allegedly refused to see wife or child, and was forced to support them after a court action. Married 1907, Walters left Oct 3, 1968.
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Lovine M. Walters
Lovine M Taggart
Norman C. Walters
Walters
Boy Gone 10 Fights Redskins Police Hunt
Police hunt Victor Wallace a 10 year old boy who reportedly ran toward a tram line to confront Indians. His mother Myrtle Wallace of 1612 Prospect Street was jailed for the runaway. Nearby ads note Santa Claus soap and National Furniture Co. offerings on Tuesday.
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Redskins
Victor Wallace
Myrtle Wallace
Thaw Hearing Dismissed. Thaw Remanded to Asylum
In White Plains New York October 12 the sanity hearing for Harry Thaw before Justice Mills was dismissed Thaw is remanded to Matteawan insane asylum No new testimony on mental condition was offered and counsel said they would rely on previously submitted legal points Justice Mills stated further testimony was needed to support the writ of habeas corpus and ordered Thaw returned to asylum custody.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry Thaw
Mills
Supreme Court
Thaw
Matteawan Insane Asylum
Col
Franklin Bartlett
Morschauser
Bumpers Says Corporations Hurt Nation
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, issues a pamphlet to labor men and women calling out corporate influence for destroying government by law and substituting a government by judges made into despots, wielded for corporate power.
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Washington
Samuel Gom Pers
American Federation of Labor
Bryan to Speak in Indiana Four Campaign Days
Chicago Oct 12. W J Bryan will tour Indiana for four campaign days with the Democratic national committee organizing the itinerary. The plan calls for two days in Indiana and travel through the state on the return west. Tentative dates set place Bryan in Indiana on Oct 19 and Oct 10.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Falls injure James Shields in five story air shaft fall
New York October 12 A broken arm is the only injury reported for 12 year old James Shields after he fell five stories to the bottom of an air shaft. The incident is described as a serious accident with a narrow escape from more severe harm.
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New York
James Shields
Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury in Village Concert
Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury performed at a village church concert with the Earl as tenor and the Countess on accompaniment. A girl was shot by officers in the incident, according to witnesses.
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Earl and Countess OF
Shaftsbury
Ohio's Latest Murder Mystery in Wadsworth Case
Orie Lee, 19, found shot on a lonely road near Wadsworth, with fiancé Guy Rasor, 25, arrested. Rasor denies knowledge as stained coat and missing horse shoe clues surface. A chemist will test stains, and county officials pursue the motive of a mother-to-be. Evidence includes a frightened confession and farmyard traces.
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Orie Lee
Wadsworth
Guy Rasor
Medina
Rasor
Aaron Beiffer
Guy
Raser
Marshal H. B. Bricker
Bricker
McClure
George Keckler
Young Man Denies Murder Charge in Orie Lee Case
Wadsworth Ohio October 12 Prosecutor McClure and Sheriff Hutchinson say circumstantial evidence against Guy Raser supports a murder conviction for the shooting of Orie Lee, the pretty girl found dead on a country road near her home as authorities pursue the investigation.
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Wadsworth
McClure
Hutchinson
Guy Raser
Orie Lee
Cubs and Tigers meet in third world series game
Weather was fine in Chicago for the third game of the world championship series between the Cubs and Tigers. The event began at 2 p.m. Frank Chance predicted triumph, claiming the Cubs would win after beating Detroit twice.
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Pfeister
Brown
Detroit
Eddie Ruebach
Tigers
Chicago
Cubs
Frank Chance
Wife seeks divorce over drunkard husband since 1908
Lizzie Ashby petitions for divorce from Daniel Ashby claiming marriage in 1960 and separation in 1908. She alleges eight years of his drunkenness and lacking support, detailing a strained marital history.
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Lizzie Ashby
Daniel Ashby
Marshall and McAdams clash over railroad commission link
Indiana Governor candidate Thomas R Marshall faced a dispute with V C McAdams over claims that McAdams, soon to form a law partnership with Gov Hanly, is employed by the railroad commission. McAdams disputed the assertion, saying his work is in individual cases and urging Marshall to verify records.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Courthhouse Yard
Co. V. McAdams
Indiana Railroad Commission
McAdams
Marshall
J. Frank Hanly
Indianapolis
Commission
Hoosiers Not Wild Over Politics This Year
In Indiana enthusiasm for the presidential election seems low with focus shifting to state issues and local candidates. O. O. Brealey notes little talk of Bryan or Taft and fears voters may forget the election. A conductor says he has not heard enough discussion to predict the result.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
O. O. Brealey
Louisville Courier-Journal
National Capital
Stesley
Bryan
Taft
Woman's Dual Life Triggers Bigamy Divorce Suit
A divorce suit brought by Phil Stroebel of Brooklyn against Catharine Stroebel cites bigamy and a remarkable dual life. Testimony shows Mrs. Stroebel lived with her husband by day while sleeping with another man, Jacobo Gelasse, by night.
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New York
Phillip Stroebel
Brooklyn
Catherine Stroebel
Jacobo Gelasse
Santa Claus Soap Sale At National Furniture Co
A local ad notes Santa Claus Soap available at National Furniture Co located at 333 W Washington Street. The listing indicates items were sold to children on Tuesday.
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Washington Street
Two Bodies Found Tied in Jamaica Bay Identified
New York report identifies the man and woman found in Jamaica Bay on Saturday as Michael Bause and his wife Henry Bause. A brother says the couple had been low in spirits lately and he believes they died by their own action.
Detroit and Cubs Seek Revenge in Afternoon Tilt
Batting orders for today's game show Detroit against Chicago with Cobb, Tinker, Schulte, and Donovan prominent. Tigers hope to rebound after a seven inning slugfest yesterday, Jennings vows revenge, while Cubs plan to start pitcher Summers or Mullin as final lineup decisions loom.
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Tiger
Mullin
Detroits
Hughey
Tigers
Cubs
Donovan
Jennings
Tinker
Taft's three day tour and closing Youngstown meeting
Mr Taft left Cincinnati on a special train for a three day speaking tour in Ohio followed by three days in the south and other states including Washington New Jersey Maryland Indiana New York and a final meeting in Youngstown the night before election. Debs in Philadelphia blamed Roosevelt for reducing the presidency to ward politics and attacked Taft and Democrats as tied to Wall Street and graft. Registration figures show drops in Republican and Democratic NY districts. The New York Central Federated Union of Labor backed Gompera in Bryan's support. Senator Beveridge spoke in Salt Lake City.
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Taft
Cinneinnati
Ohio
South
Washington
New Jersey
Maryland
Indiana
New York
Youngstown
Debs
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Wall Street
New York City
New York Central Federated Union of Labor
Gompera
Bryan
Beveridge
Salt Lake City
County Cash Strapped as Bills Pile Up Before Election
Auditor Sahm and Treasurer Robison warn Marion County faces near shortage with $14.68 million in bills due and only about $4,247 on hand. Bridge bills over $10,000 are postponed until after the November 3 election, with politics suspected to influence timing. Officials fear deficits and possible borrowing to cover day-to-day operations.
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Marion County
Sahm
Oridge
E. J. Robison
Robison
Inventor Sues Auto Appliance Companies Over Patents
The Success Auto Buggy Manufacturing Company of Missouri and John Higdon sue W. H. Kiblinger of Auburn Indiana Economy Motor Buggy Company and J F Beuret of Fort Wayne to stop manufacturing certain automobile appliances. Higdon’s patents are claimed to be controlled by the Success company. The suit alleges contracts with Higdon after other firms failed to meet terms.
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Success Auto Buggy Manufacturing Company
Missouri
John Higdon
W. H. Kiblinger Company
Auburn
Ind
Economy Motor Buggy Company
J. F. Beuret
Fort Wayne
Higdon
Success Company
Final stand with land owners opposing federal condemnation
Several owners of property contiguous to the army post site have filed objections with the court clerk to condemnation. The objections will be argued before Judge Anderson on Saturday. a decision adverse to the landowners could affect the property in question.
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United States
Anderson
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D.M. Parry
National Furniture Co
Cides
Matteawan Hospital
Chance
Hanly
C. V. M’adams
Bilheimer
Statehouse
Mr. McAdams
Mr. Marshall
Gre Marshall
Danisie Noa
Élae
Scouing
Stroebel
Gether
Jamaica Bay
Michael Bause
Henry
Bause
Ben
1Sheckard, If
McIntyre
O'Leary
Treasury
Inventor Sues Auto Appliance Company
Uncle Sam
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