Beveridge urges direct vote primaries in Indiana speech
Special to The Sun from Warsaw Indiana reports Beveridge calling for a real primary election law to allow direct voter choice for United States senators at primaries. He urged nationwide primary reforms, statewide compulsory nomination by ballot, and elimination of convention manipulation, arguing reforms bring government closer to the people.
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Local Campaign Money and Hustle in Marion County
Local campaigns show increased fundraising activity as Democrats prep for a Bryan rally at Washington Park and Republicans expand ward meetings. Hutchinson leads Republican efforts for justice of the peace with attorney backing, while Democrat Albert J. McGannon camps for the peace seat, aided by streetcar ads and constant campaigning. Democrats remain hopeful in Marion County, focusing on treasurer and auditor races, with skepticism about sweeping victories and voter turnout.
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Almanzar Hutchinson
Justice of the Peace
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Feaders
Marion County
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Ecantas
Eliot R. Honten
Sinc
Call for Direct Nomination Law for Primary Reform
A speaker urges direct nominations to empower voters and curb campaign spending. He condemns current practices as costly and corrupting, demands a state level “law of a people” to govern nominations, and credits the state committee with progress while stressing the need for broader reform.
Neglect of Duty Meant Dismissal Board to Decide on John Cousins
The Board of Public Safety will meet Wednesday afternoon to decide charges of cowardice and neglect of duty against John Cousins, a colored patrolman accused of abandoning his post when Policemen Russell and Potticard were shot. It is believed he will be dismissed for neglect of duty rather than cowardice.
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Hughes
Albany
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Gumie
Mearat
Embezzlement Shocks Women at Local Employment Office
About twenty angry women gathered at the Eagle Employment office on 146 N Munds Street seeking $2.50 refunds after paying for homekeeper placements. Charles Walte, the office head, was charged with embezzlement. Charles A Baker fled after forfeiting $130 to police. Detectives pursued both men as waves of fear and anger rolled through the crowd.
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N.munds St
Charles Walte
Patioa
Charles A. Baker
San Francisco
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Walte
Injured by a horse in Philadelphia street collision
Miss Eva Hoover aged 17 of No and Beville avenue was knocked down and bruised by a frightened horse on N Pennsylvania Ave near Washington Street Tuesday afternoon. Charles Brown a real estate man and driver of the horse was charged with assault and battery. The girl was taken home in a carriage. Her injuries are not yet known. Brown turning to pass a streetcar caused the unmanageable horse to rear and strike Miss Hoover.
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Washington-st
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Pennsylvania St
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Atreet
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Enticed Girls to Their Ruin by Local Tailor
The bond of August Walter, 38, a Meridinnat tailor at 832.8, was raised from 2009 to 2000 pounds by Juvenile Court Judge George W. Stubbs on new charges of contributing to delinquency. Court evidence suggests Walter advertised for girls to assist at his shop and harmed them. two young victims remain in the descent home.
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Meridinnat
Oase
George W. Stubbs
Walter
Desention
Hammel Fined After Fight With Partner in Court
Alvanede Hammel, a coal dealer near $8 E. Batenat, struck his partner Charles Kidwell on the head with a piece of aceniling. He paid the costs in court Tuesday after the judge set a fine. The dispute stemmed from a money matter and Hammel settled after court costs were paid.
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Alvanede Hammel
E. Batenat
Charles Kidwell
Stout
Hammel
Old Politicians in Shaky Game and NY Campaign Confusion
Machine politicians from both parties face a confusing race as Hearst and Hughes set unconventional standards, upsetting the Floyd Emmy nominating scene. W H OBrien claims to back Cox while Zener signals withdrawal, stirring uncertainty about lineups and alliances in New York politics.
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New York
Hearst
Hughes
Sir Hughes
Masons Conference Deliberates On City Building Plan
The Masonic building committee, empowered to decide whether to build a new Grand Laden building or remodel the old one, will meet Tuesday night to review proposals. Plans will be examined thoroughly before any decision is announced.
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Roosevelt Proclaims Thanksgiving Date Set for November Second
President Roosevelt issued the annual Thanksgiving proclamation designating Thursday November 2 as the holiday. The Scripps-Ma Rae Press Association reports from Washington that the proclamation was issued this afternoon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Child Wife After Divorce Sparks State Case
Washington report of a sensational divorce filing as Mrs. Katie Krusimano seeks absolute divorce from L Krusimano alleging marriage at age seven and a claim the husband has lived in New York for seven months while the child remains with the father, George V Chandler, a government employee.
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Preas Sasociation
Washington
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New York
Hac
George V. Chandler
Robbers Strike Stores in Knemne Ohio
In Knemne Ohio two stores the general store of TV A Eliza Co and J C Hayman hardware were broken into last night. Thieves cracked the safes and stole small valuables. A horse and buggy were also taken from Inshua Harpold near Middleport ten miles away.
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Scripps McRae Press Associative
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Knemne
Inshua Harpold
Middleport
No Goodby Kiss Ends As Man Takes Poison
A man identified as Klingensmith attempted suicide at his home on State Avenue after his wife refused a farewell kiss. Dr Warne and two assistants saved him. Police say the couple had recently reconciled after adopting a child and moving to a new home. The incident followed an argument over fidelity and a dispute about the adopted child. Political notes touch on Hearst and Hughes campaigns and a large Independence League rally at Madison Square Garden.
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Hearat
May Be Murderer Of Own Mother In Brutal Family incident
Drunken son Bodys his elderly mother Mrs Horn in her home after drunken quarrel. She suffers concussion and severe injuries from blows and a kick. The assailant, a young newlywed, fled to Claypool woods before officers nabbed him seeking bonds.
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Bryan tour draws large crowds in Indiana cities
Special to The Nebraskan reports Tod October 2 arrival of William Jennings Bryan on the Interurban car Martha. He addressed crowds in Bluffton and planned speeches at Tipton Kokomo Peru Huntington Muncie Anderson Greenfield and Indianapolis base ball park tonight. Bryan reiterated attacks on Roosevelt Beveridge tariff reform and campaign thunder while accompanied by named traction officials and a delegation of local supporters.
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Roosevelt
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Indiana Union Traction Company
E. If Johnson
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Onhn H. Crall
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Brakeman Kiefer Crushed Between Engine and Sleeper
Charlier W. Kiefer a Big Four brakeman was crushed between an engine and a sleeping car Tuesday at Best yards near Norwood. He suffered injuries to ribs and hips and was taken to the sleeper and St Vincent's hospital. His condition was serious but not yet fatal. age given as 38, residence at 68 English Ave, married.
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Norwook
Palic
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Bt. Vincent's Hospital
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English Ave
Seventy-Five Medical Graduates Take State Board Exam
Seventy five graduates of recognized medical educational institutions completed the regular semi annual examination conducted by the State Board of Medical Registration and Examination at the statehouse. The exam opened Tuesday and will run for three days. Electric wiring, estimate prep and a variety of unrelated ad lines clutter the page.
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