Ruckelshaus Opposes Party Voter Education Efforts
The article reports Ruckelshaus and Democratic and Republican leaders clashing over use of voting machines for voter education ahead of the November election. Democrats move a machine to the Denison hotel while Republicans resist, fearing learned manipulation of a split ticket.
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Rety
Democratic County Committee
Pythian
Denison
Republican County Organization
Fogarty
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Baby Dies in Hot Ketchup Tragedy at Home
An eight month old boy in Creve Coeur lake, St Louis, fell into a kettle of steaming ketchup left on the kitchen floor. He died from second degree burns and was buried at Mount Zion cemetery. His mother was burned while pulling him free and lies under a physician’s care.
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John J. Lyons
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Health in schools to receive attention
Indianapolis council Monday night approved a special appropriation of $4,000 to fund a medical inspection of city schools aimed at preventing an epidemic of diphtheria or scarlet fever among school children. Neukom urged extending the inspection to private schools and kindergartens as well as public schools.
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Indianapolis
Neukom
Cab Driver Little Estate Yields Sparse Inheritance
Edward J. Little, reputed holder of 10 000 to 20 000 in government bonds, left a small estate. An insurance settlement reduced the life policy payout and left funds insufficient to pay preferred creditors. Probate court on Tuesday settled the estate. administrator Ira K. Thayer reported bonds could not be found and the bonds story is likely unfounded.
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Irate saloon keeper resists closure assaulting deputies
George Stubbs, saloon keeper at 1140 East Tenth Street, defied a writ to close his saloon on Tuesday morning. Constable Henchmen and four deputies summoned Bicycle Officers Kitamiller and Trimpe to restore order as Stubbs and bartender Bert Lewis were arrested for assault and battery. Deputy Trowsey and Johnson were swept from the premises when they attempted to close the saloon.
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Lawyer Accused as Client Escapes During Court Action
John Tomlinson, charged with selling a diseased horse, slipped away from criminal court as a new warrant based on a corrected affidavit was prepared. Attorney Reuben Miller faced an accusation of conniving at an escape from Perry Hardin, the court bailiff, who said Miller told Tomlinson to slip out. Deputy Prosecutor Charles Remster helped prevent a fight. Tomlinson had vanished after the case was nolle pressed.
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Nolle
German Societies Plan Parade and Mass Meeting
A large German Federation gathering plans a parade and major meeting October 28 to oppose county local option. About 5000 marchers expected with four divisions led by George Deluss the grand marshal. Gustave Donald and Ex Gov Peck will speak. Tomlinson Hall is booked. Joseph Keller presides.
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Waynetown Baptist Church Hosts Two Day Homecoming
Waynetown Baptist Church announces a two day homecoming event with activities on the 42nd and 18th of an unspecified month. The notice emphasizes community gathering and church activities during the weekend.
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