Roosevelt Opposed to New Nationalism in Vigo County Speech
Indiana Governor Marshall attacked Theodore Roosevelt and the new nationalism concept during the Vigo county campaign opening in Terre Haute. He criticized tariff legislation, praised conservation, and urged return to constitutional principle while defending Jeffersonian protection views and criticizing a past party record.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
Vigo County
Marshall
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Moun
Caesar
Brutus
Charles the First
Cromwell
George the Third
Valley ‘Forge
Hixtory Memorial
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Voorkers
Thomas Jefferson
Mirshall
Man Arrested After Checkers Bet In Hartsville
In Hartsville, Columbus County, Robert Blair watched a game of checkers and bet 50 cents his favorite would win. The town marshal warned gambling, Blair refused, was arrested, pled guilty before a Justice, and fined five dollars with no money to pay.
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Columbus
Robert Blair
Hartsville
Blair
Sanitary Drinking Fountains Put In
The Sun reports on October 13 that new sanitary drinking fountains are being installed. The note highlights improvements in public health facilities and city efforts to provide clean hydration points for residents.
Plan to ignore Mrs Story for national D A R presidency
Friends in the Indiana conference of the D A R report a plan to sideline Mrs William C Story as they seek to place her as president general in the United States. They blame regent Mrs John Dinwiddle of Fowler for the trouble and say she has not been recognized. Mrs Story, state regent of New York, was not invited to the platform until she was brought before the conference by state secretary Mrs G W Ross.
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Kokomu
Ind
William c. Story
Indiana
United States
John Dinwiddle
Fowler
Sees Her Father in Danger and Dies After Fright
Miss Basha Seese a school teacher in Muncie Indiana died from fright when she believed her father faced goring by an angry bull. She watched the attack and rushed for help then suffered an apoplectic seizure before a doctor could be summoned. Her father escaped unharmed and carried her into the house.
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Muncie
Ind
Basha Seese
Supreme court upholds blind-tiger fine in Indiana case
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed the Lawrence circuit court judgment in a blind-tiger case. Constant Gaussin was found guilty last March and fined $435 plus costs and sentenced to 11 days in jail. The total financial penalty will be about $1,000.
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Bedford
Ind
Supreme Court
Lawrence Circuit Court
Constant Gaussin
Medal for Civil War bravery awarded to William Boggs
Vernon Indiana October 13 William Boggs a Civil War veteran received a government silver medal with the inscription Presented to William Boggs for bravery displayed at Enfield Junction Tennessee 1863. The recipient with twenty comrades prevented 1000 rebels from entering the stockade Boggs is the only survivor among its occupants.
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Vernon
Ind
William Boggs
Wiliam Boggs
Engefield Junction
Tenn
Boggs
Powdered sugars sold as fly killer in Huntington
A smooth agent in Huntington pretended to sell a fly and insect killer, charging forty cents an ounce. Women in Union township bought it, fed it to insects and themselves, then discovered the product was simply powdered sugar.
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Huntington
Ind
Union Township
Farm Hands Sought Then Abandoned in Courthouse Yard
In Greenfield Indiana on October 13 a farmer seeking workers to help cut corn confronted a group of fit men loafing on courthouse yard curb. None agreed to work so the farmer returned home and then to the fields himself.
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Greenfield
Ind
Alpha Phi Pledges Announced at DePauw University
Special to The 8uan Greencastle Ind Oct 13 The Alpha Phi sorority at DePauw University announced pledges for the year Miss Helen Lailem Harvard City Miss Sylette Brackett St Louis Mo Miss Marjorie Nuckle Sheridan Ind Miss Ellwyn Roper Hobart Ind Miss Ruth Sugg Mt Vernon Ind Miss Georgia Foster Cicero Ind Miss Lela Palmer Chicago Miss Marie Straub Evansville Ind Miss Jessie Hiett Vernon Ind Miss Serene Stairwall Terre Haute Ind
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Greencastle
Ind
Alpha Phi
de Pauw University
Helen Lailem
Harvard City
Sylette Brackett
St. Louis
Marjorie Nuckle
Sheridan
Ellwyn Roper
Hobart
Ruth Sugg
Mt. Vernon
Georgia Foster
Cicero
Lela Palmer
Chicago
Marie Straub
Evansville
Jessie Hiett
Vernon
Serene Stairwall
Terre Hauge
Charge liquor violations in Columbus Indiana
Six affidavits filed against Grover Hill of Hope Bartholomew county charging liquor law violations. Three affidavits allege selling liquor to minors in Mayor Barnaby's court while the other three in circuit court allege he sold whisky without a license.
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Columbus
Ind
Grover Hill
Hope
Bartholomew County
Barnaby
Garbage 15 Monster Special to The Oo ggiy
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Natalie Barney as model for outdoor statue
Washington reports that Miss Natalie Barney served as the model for an undraped statue on the grounds of Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney in Washington. Sister Laura Barney sculpted it. The statue drew crowds after the model became known. Natalie Barney, a poet of international reputation, achieved fame with Sapho.
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Natalie
Barney
Albert Clifford Barney
Ohio
Laura Barney
Natalie Barney
Paris
Miss Barney
Sapho
Acetylene Gas Wreaks Havoc in Columbus Home
In Columbus Indiana on October 13 Mr and Mrs George Dickerson were severely burned by an acetylene gas explosion two miles west of town. They entered the basement with a lighted lantern when the blast occurred. Mrs Dickerson lost her clothing and both suffered serious burns. The gas machine was wrecked, dishes broken, the house damaged and all windows blown out.
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George Dickerson
Columbus
Thieves Kill Bees and Steal Honey Near Strawtown
Police report in Noblesville Ind notes the theft of over 100 pounds of honey from Uncle George Groves's bee hives at Strawtown. Thieves used rain as cover to move the hives and killed the bees before taking the honey.
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Noblesville
Ind
George Groves
Strawtown
Here
Farmer's six year gain on Wells county land sale
Blufitfton Indiana October 13 J D Babcock sold 220 acres in Wells county to Joby Hohagan of McClain Illinois for 33000 dollars Babcock bought the farm six years ago and earned 14000 dollars on the investment
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Blufifton
Ind
J. D. Babcock
Wells County
Joby Hohagan
McClain County
Ilinois
Mr. Babcock
Falls 70 Feet Leave Unharmed Workman In Hammond
Cecil Jack of St Louis plunged seventy feet into a tile pile at the Superior courthouse roof in Hammond Indiana and escaped injury. Fellow worker John Howland of Hoopston recently fell from the same building and died. Jack urged colleagues to resume work as he stood up and advised them not to stop work for his fall.
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Hammond
Ind
Cecil Jack
St. Louis
John Howland
Hoopston
Jack
Superior Courthouse
Man Swallows Glass in Civil War Veteran Dare
Lawrenceburg Indiana October 18 Da cian B Harbough a 67 year old Civil War veteran crunched a thin beer glass between his teeth swallowed it and washed it down with a large glass of whisky on a wager of a dollar He appeared none the worse for the stunt.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Dacian B. Harbough
Indiana university political events outlined by Bloomington report
President William Lowe Bryan invited Governor Marshall to speak to students next Saturday. John W. Kern of Indianapolis will address the Jackson club of Indiana University on October 24 at a large banquet in the student building. Congressman Cullop also on the program.
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Bloomington
Ind
William Lowe Bryan
Gov. Marshall
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Tackson Club
Indiana University
Congressman Cullop
Lebanon man arrested for embezzlement in insurance deals
Mort L. Butcher, a Lebanon insurance agent, was arrested on embezzlement charges. He represents about fifteen companies and is reportedly short about $800 over sixty days. His son Joe has fled. Mort Butcher is free on bond.
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Lebanon
Ind
Mort L. Butcher
Butcher
Joe Butcher
Mort Butcher
Negro, 100, Cutting Third Set of Teeth
Special to The Sun from Lawrenceburg Indiana reports Jake Jones, an aged Black resident believed to be around 100 years old, cutting his third set of teeth. After years without teeth his gums hurt, and a dentist found a full set slowly emerging. He has already cut three teeth with more on the way.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Jake Jones
Jones
Accused of Slamming Baby Nose in Bluffton
George Lichliter of Celina was arrested at his father’s home near Petroleum on a charge of wife and child desertion. He allegedly struck his 10 month old daughter in the face, the blow likely permanently misshaping her nose.
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Bluffton
Ind
George ‘Lichliter
Celina
Petroleum
Grand Circle closes in Kokomo with prize to chapter
The Grand Circle of the Protected Home Circle closed its biennial meeting in Kokomo on Wednesday night. Kokomo won the first prize for the largest percentage increase in membership, while South Bend earned the next meeting in 1912.
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Grand Circle
Kokomo
Ind
South Bend
Watson to Speak in Indiana District Despite Beveridge Plan
Rushville Indiana October report confirms Watson will stump the district around November five while Beveridge speaks the same afternoon. Leaders deny efforts to attack Beveridge yet suggest Watson will deliver a direct Republican address and critique his views. Watson plans engagements in Richmond and Shelbyville with dates not yet learned while he tours the east including Boston Waltham and Brattleboro.
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Rushville
Ind
Watson
Beveridge
Richmond
Shelbyville
Boston
Waltharn
Mass
Brattleboro
Abe's Bitter Rift Stirring Watso Senate Ranks
In a city political fray, Beveridge loyalists voice anger and fear as factions clash over leadership. Troubled by intraday maneuvering, supporters warn of renewed discord in the ranks. Proceedings hint at broader power plays within the party.
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Abe
Beveridge
S. Ineurgen
Trict
Northwest branch women’s missionary convention attendees grow
In Lafayette Indiana on October 13 about eight hundred delegates from Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin gather for the fortieth session of the Northwest branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Reports on work in China Japan and Korea are heard as many missions from the orient attend. Officials say by Thursday night attendance could surpass a thousand, the largest in the Midwest.
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Ind
Indiana
Wols
Michigan
Wisconsin
Northwest Branch
Women’s Foreign Missionary
Methodist Episcopal Church
China
Korea
Orient
Middle West
Huntington Bans Underage Driving in City
Huntington Ind Oct 13 The city council declared it a misdemeanor for anyone under eighteen to drive an automobile within city limits. More than a dozen young chauffeurs, many employed by doctors, will lose work due to the ruling.
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