Churchill speech rails at party regularity and states’ rights
Special to The Sun. Tipton Ind Oct 18 Winston Churchill Vermont novelist addresses crowd and attacks Democrats and Republicans. He accuses leaders of shifting loyalties for money and power, warns of corporate rule, and predicts a donkey ride as states rights and federal incorporation loom. He says New Hampshire will elect a Republican ticket. progressives gain staying power.
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Tipton
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Winston Churchill
Vermont
Republican Organization
Democratic Party
New York
Massachusetts
Rochester
Churchill Praises Beveridge Sees GOP Progress Ahead
Winston Churchill, author and New Hampshire legislator, praised Senator Beveridge and Indiana voters for placing citizenship above partisanship. He arrived in Indianapolis after a Frankfort speech and urged Republicans to stay united behind progressive policies, aligning with Beveridge’s nonpartisan campaign ideas.
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Richard Carvel
Conston
Crewe
New Hampshire
New
Senator Beveridge
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Beveridge
Praise for platform as Churchillin Indiana campaign fires up crowd
Special to The Sys Frankfort Indiana October 18 Republicans turnout strong despite Beveridge missing speech. Churchill criticizes belittling conventions praising Indiana platform and Republican reform. Rucker also addressed crowd at Blinn theater, campaign in Clinton county opened with fervor and quotes Beveridge’s role in conservative push.
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Frankfort
Ind
A. J. Beveridge
Winston Churchill
A. J. Rucker
Indianapolis
Clinton County
Blinn Theater
Republican Party
Churchill
Europe
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge Praised by Indiana Doctor as Senate Peer
Dr W A Spurgeon of Muncie, member of the state board of medical registration, says Beveridge is peer of any Hoosier ever in the senate. He argues Beveridge is tested, capable, and will carry out his ideas, noting tariff commission work as a strong appeal in the Eighth district.
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W. A. Spurgeon
Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
Muncie
State Board of Medical Registration
Indianapolis
Dr. Spurgeon
Tariff Commission
Progressive Republicans Rebuild Party Voice for Beveridge
In this speech a New York Democrat criticizes corruption, praises progressive reforms, and defends the reformed Republican Party. He champions a non partisan tariff commission, calls for a strong navy, and cites laws on employers liability and postal savings. He predicts Indiana will return Beveridge to the Senate and frames the party as Lincolnian and constructive.
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New York
Congress
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Washington
Indiana
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United States Senate
Java
New Hampshire
Beveridge
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Party of Construction
Party of Action
Abraham Lincoln
Mayor Sues Pastor Over Defamation Claim in Greensburg
Greensburg Indiana October 18 Mayor James E Mendenhall files a defamation suit against Rev W C Johnson of the Civic league alleging he lied from the pulpit by claiming the mayor was in collusion with liquor interests and failed to enforce the law.
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Greensburg
Ind
James E. Mendenhall
W. C. Johnson
The
Civic League
Rev. Johnson
Mendenhall
German House Hosts 1400 Red Men for Forty-Second Great Council
Daughters of Pocahontas also plan meetings at the Pythian Building as 1400 warriors from the Improved Order of Red Men of Indiana gather in Indianapolis for the forty-second great council. Dr. C M Stout opens with praise for growth and welcomes 500 new members. Officers are nominated, debates over representation continue, and a committee is named to report on Mrs. Robinson’s death. Elaborate entertainments are arranged, with a 1908 Niagara Falls code alignment anticipated and a Denison hotel reception planned Wednesday night.
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German House
Patriot
Ind
Ohio River
C. M. Stout
Great Council
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Wampum
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Thomas G. Harrison
Indianapolis
J. 8. Coffman
Muncie
Sagamore G. F. Harper
Madison
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United States
Niagara Falls
Denison Hotel
Bryan Says Kern Will Serve Best
William J. Bryan spoke to 1,800 people in Petersburg Indiana on Tuesday including 500 schoolchildren crediting Senator Beveridge for progressive ideas but urging party regularity to overcome him and defend Kern as the people's best choice. He warned the Republican party seeks to centralize power in Washington at the expense of states’ rights.
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Sun
Petersburg
Ind
William J. Bryan
Beveridge
Kern
Washington
Abolition of Big Campaign Funds Urged by Councilman Stilts
Councilman Charles Stilts urges ending campaign contributions and large political expenditures. He cites Colorado’s plan of funding campaigns via a voter levy and pro rata party shares, arguing a commission form of government or similar law could curb spending and make certain contributions criminal. He notes Indiana’s current heavy campaign costs and advocates paying all expenses through state levies.
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Charles Stilts
Colorado
Stiltz
Indiana
Sizty
Industries of City Parade Plans Face Military Escort
The article details Indianapolis industrial parade preparations with divisions ready to move at 8 o'clock and rockets signaling forward march. Capt Van Camp selects muscled staff and marshals. Col Henry A. Greene’s Tenth Infantry band arrives to escort. Trade association gains members amid big buyers’ meet, with police to manage the event and 109 officers to assist Capt Kruger Tuesday night.
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Henry A. Greene
Indianapolis
Col. Greene
Indianapolis Trade Association
Otto DeLuse
William E.warner
Grocers’ Baking Company
Hyland
Kruger
Parade Duty Order Restricts Traffic on Washington Street
The notice directs 181 men on duty and bans vehicle movement along the parade route. Spectators must stay on sidewalks as the procession passes, with homes kept closed and windows locked to prevent tampering. Superintendent Hyland issues the instruction to ensure crowd safety and order.
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Washington Wall
Hyland
Former Hoosier Is Buried Tuesday
Washington report recalls Capt. John R. Rankin a Indianapolis native and veteran of the Seventh Indiana Volunteers who earned a gallantry commission. After the war he worked as a composer for the Indianapolis Journal. He is survived by his wife and three children. Interment occurred Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Washington.
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Het Citizen
Indianapolis
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Indiana
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Indianapolis Journal
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