Local Judicial and Public Office Ballot Totals
A list of candidates for Marion and surrounding counties includes Charles A. Korbly for judge, Clarence E. Weir and Pliny W. Bartholomew for Marion courts, Frank B. Ross for Juvenile Court, Henry C. Cox and others for state and local posts. The page names Freeholders for probate and county offices with district designs and percentages.
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Charles A. Korbly
19Th Judicial Circuit
Charles Remster
Isth Judicial Circuit
Ellicee RR
Hooton
Marion Superior Court
Clarence E. Weir
Pliny W. Bartholomew
Marion Probate Court
Frank B. Ross
Marion Juvenile Court
Henry
Charles A. Gauss
Charles F. Maas
Joseph Oh. Pierson
Adolph Seidensticker
Albert F. Zearing
Frank S. Fishback
Sherif
Jacob Woessner
John J. Blackwell
Paul Julian
Carl von Hake
James Kervan
Center Township
Henry C. Schroeder
James E. Berry
WILL PLAY PERU ELEVEN
A Battery A football team, after a winless match with Greenfield, will face the Peru Cubs at Peru on Sunday. The Soldiers anticipate a tough game following Peru pasting Alexandria 32 to 9 last Sunday.
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Peru
Peru Cubs
Alexandria
Bryan rallies Indiana crowds predicting victory for Bryan and Marshall
William Jennings Bryan spoke to large audiences from Hammond to New Albany and on to Louisville, claiming Indiana will vote Democratic and that he and Thomas R. Marshall will win. State Chairman Jackson said Indiana will deliver a large plurality for the ticket.
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New Albany
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Bryan
White House
Hammond
Taft
Nag
Lafayette
Rensselaer
Crawfordsville
Greencastle
Bloomington
Bedford
Salem
Chicago
Ans
Jackson
Louisville
Telegraphs Set New Pace Delaney Telepost Link Opens
Boston and Portland inaugurate general service of the Telepost system with 1000 words per minute, linking major cities from Boston to San Francisco. Mayor Hubbard and Mayor Leighton exchange congratulatory messages as a uniform rate of 25 words for 25 cents is announced for all distances. The network aims to expand city to city and build or lease additional lines.
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Boston
Mass
Portland
Hubbard
Telepost Company
Broad Street
Leighton
San Francisco
Poisoned candy sent by mail target in Indiana case
Forest Hill Indiana October 21 Mrs Anna Parker 55 remains seriously ill from poisoned candy mailed from Indianapolis. Doctor says she cannot recover. Authorities seek the person who sent the candy as the investigation continues and the attempt to locate the sender is underway.
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Forest Hill
Ind
Anna Parker
Indianapolis
Welsh
Cobb in Indianapolis on way to Cincinnati
Ty Cobb the Detroit Tigers outfielder passed through Indianapolis last night en route from Terre Haute to Cincinnati where he joined Mrs Cobb today.
Greenfield Coach Claims Victory Over Battery A
Greenfield manager O. F. Burke asserts his football team won 10 to 6 against Battery A, disputing the published score which shows Battery A as victor by six.
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Greenfield
O. F. Burke
Battery A
Enjoy Your Meals With Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A promotional notice extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion seen in dining venues. It claims tablets after meals aid digestion, enrich blood, and rebuild gastric fluids. Available from druggists for 50 cents, or free trial by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Ganzel Detained by Game Warden on Train
Grand Rapids Mich Oct 21 John Ganzel manager of the Cincinnati Reas was halted by a deputy game warden aboard a train in Lake county and his bag of game confiscated as he was deemed a non resident without a permit Ganzel has long resided in Michigan with family near Kalamazoo and currently lives in Grand Rapids
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John Ganzel
Cincinnati Reas
Lake County
Gangel
Michigan
Kalamazoo
New Skin Remedy Claims Overnight Complexion Cure
Pimples rashes and eczema treated by podia possum product says the remedy clears skin overnight. It claims rapid relief from itching and disfigurements with a 50 cent small package or 60 cent and two jar sizes available at Weber Drug Co in Indianapolis. Samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Indianapolis
Weber Drug Co
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Civic League Endorses Frank B. Ross for Probate Judge
The Civic league report on probate judge candidates endorses Frank B. Ross Democrat as qualified and worthy of voter support. Ross, 33 years old, educated in Monticello public schools and Valparaiso, has practiced law in Indianapolis for ten years and serves as deputy prosecuting attorney in the superior court.
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Civic League
Frank B. Ross
Monticello
University of Valparaiso
Indianapolis
Law
University of Indianapolis
Rosa
Superior Court
Fitzpatrick Selections at Empire City Races
The jockey picks Jeanette M Hilltop in race one and Besom in race four as best bets. Beauclaire is chosen for race six. Other selections include Golconda Chaplet Enticing in race two and Wise Mason High Range Garland in race three.
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Fitzpatrick
Empire City
Jeanette M. Hilltop
Golconda
Chaplet
Enticing
Wise Mason
High Range
Garland
Besom
Whiptop
Royal Captive
Monfort
Beauclaire
Jeanette
Beauclere
Ziegler’s Youngsters Impress At Highland Farm
Henry M. Ziegler owner of the Grand opera house Indianapolis and trainer Charles Hughes tested the 1909 yearlings at Highland Farm. Eight colts will compose the Ziegler stable and be shipped to New Orleans by Hughes in December for training and racing.
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Ziegler
Lexington
Henry M. Ziegler
Grand Opera House
Indianapolis
Charles Hughes
Highland Farm
New Orleans
Hughes
Buelow Injured in Los Angeles Sliding Injury
Fred Buelow Cleveland catcher, who is slated to play for Washington next year, broke his ankle sliding to a base. In another note, Walter Johnson of Washington lost an exhibition game to a colored team in a long inning contest.
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Buelow
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Buelow
Cleveland
Washington
Walter Johnson
Gant Triumphs in Handicap Billiards Match
Gant and Dark, both handicap players, contested the handicap billiard tourney at the Board of Trade parlors last night with Gant prevailing in the match.
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Gant
Dark
Board of Trade
Indiana Wins Tennis Tournament Over Butler
In Bloomington Indiana Hall Driver beat Rose to give Indiana a 5 2 victory over Butler. Driver and Harlan won the doubles against Rose and Thomas, but Thomas and Rose rebounded in the afternoon by taking two series from Harlan.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Hal Driver
Rose
Indiana University
Butler
Driver
Harlan
Thomas
Not a Miracle Just Plain Cance and Effect
A testimonial from a 70 year old man attributes health gains to stopping coffee and drinking Postum. He recounts severe coffee induced spells, unconsciousness, and periodic relief after eight months of switching. Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan cites his story as genuine and human interest.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weilville
Pligs
Fires on Indiana Farms Near Jonesville 100 Acres Burn
Fire destroyed 100 acres of timber on the John Betty farm near Jonesville Indiana as flames spread to cornfields and buildings. Farmers fought all night but could not stop the fire which may have been started by a locomotive. Nearby Wabash potential losses followed as several farms reported damage across the county.
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Columbus
Ind
John Betty
Jonesville
Wabash, Ind
Wabash County
Speichers
Kokomo
Howard County
Ervin Township
Cassville
Fires ravage Michigan towns as 4 mile gale spreads
A four mile gale fans forest fires across Sault Ste Marie area on October 21. Sugar Island with about 1000 residents is ablaze nearly end to end, while Detour reports 16 miles burned. Nearby Gladys Eckerman Shelldrake and Whitefish Point are surrounded. Brimley narrowly escaped as a building burned in the village.
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New York
Newburg
Third Street
Yetta Moscowitz
Babe
Louis
Joseph Matthews
Frank Simmons
J. Jenkins
H. J. Smith
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Sugar Island
Gladys
Eckerman
Shelldrake
Whitefish Point
Brimley
Rockefeller Humor Tale Recalls Richest Man Joke
A Buffalo News anecdote recounts John D. Rockefeller reportedly told a humorous street exchange. Two Irish men discuss Rockefeller wealth, joking that each tick of the clock makes him a thousand dollars, prompting a plan to smash the clock.
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John D. Rockefeller
Pat
Rockefeller
Thruth
Buffalo News
Debtor and dealer clash over disputed bill
A picture dealer recounts an exchange with a woman who refuses to pay for pictures claimed to be ordered two months ago. The woman denies ordering them, denies delivery, and uses a chain of fallbacks to avoid payment.
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Wasp
Moore Beats Moran in Fast Douglass A C Bout
Frankie Moore, a Philadelphia veteran, defeated Jimmy Moran in a quick start to finish bout at the Douglass Athletic Club last night.
Dinner Dilemma Sparks Unexpected Plot Twist
A man plans to bring Johnson home for dinner prompting his partner to protest as the cook is out. The exchange hints at a humorous or sly retaliation motivating the plan and its complications.
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Johnson
Mercy
Mikado Greets Admiral Sperry at His Palace
Torio Oct 21 Thousands cheered as Rear Admiral Charles Sperry, with three rear admirals and shipstaff, passed under flower arches to the emperor's palace. Ambassador O'Brien presented Sperry, who offered an autograph letter from the United States.
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Mikado
Admiral Operay
Torio
Charles Sperry
O’brien
Japan
Sperry
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Danbury Hat Co
East
Washington St
Democratic
Columbia City
Frank J. Hall
Rushville
James F. Cox
Marion Bailey
Litton
John Isenbarger
North
Manchester
Walter J. Lotz
Muncie
Supreme Court
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Logansport
Edward W. Felt
Burt New
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Robert J. Aley
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HOPE
Gandy
Frank Ross
Pittsburg
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Buffalo
Main
N. Division
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Roanoke
Fort Wayne
Pettis Dry Goods
Talk OF the Town
Cohan and
Harris
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Scott Welch
Popular Price Theater
Park
the Bowery
GRAND
Claude Gillingwater & CO
Charles
Feany van Amores
Sisters
Kparney
Rooney Ven Cleves
Denton & Prevear
Wil A & Heloise
Cora Beech Turner Co
del Costa
Quartette Kinodre
Sat
Forepugh Stock CO
Nevada
the New
FAY Foster Company
Great Des and Horus
Williams’ Imperials
Weber's
Claypool
Huder's
Wash and Pena
W. Waah
S. Ils
WM. E
Merchants’ Association
Egypt
Mediterranean
S. S. Caronia
S. S. Moltke
S. S. Deutschland
Genoa
Naples
S. S. Grosser Kurfverst
Steamship Department
the Merchants National Bank
South Meridan Sthkes
Roosevelt
United States
Goodwin
Cincinnati
National Commission
Clyde Goodwin
Jesse Whiting
Brooklyn
Castoria
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