Landis Pleases Voters At Republican Rally In Cincinnati
Frederick Landis of Indiana spoke with Longworth O Connor and Bramwell at Central Turner Hall to urge Hamilton County voters to endorse Roosevelt and reelect a Republican Congress. Longworth praised Cincinnati prosperity, contrasted ten years ago, defended tariffs, and engaged with audience questions. Landis aimed to bolster the national Republican ticket with his distinctive appearance and crowd reaction.
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Satire and Oratory Spark Lively House Crowd
A political speech featured sharp satire aimed at Nicholas Longworth and strong jokes about Bryan. The speaker praised American markets, proclaimed America a global producer, and recalled past reform tickets while sending goodwill to Roosevelt.
Concert by Woodruff Place Baptist Church Choir in Michigan
The Woodruff Place Baptist church choir in Michigan will give a concert Friday night Oct 26 at o o'clock conducted by William C Smock. The augmented choir of 30 voices will perform solo and choral numbers with Miss Jesuette I Vaughn Miss Lyle Brown as accompanists and notable soloists including Miss Huldah Verne Wheeler Miss Jessie Monteze Jay Miss Geraldine Meinerney Miss Florence K Brinkman Mrs Arthur Gillet and Mr Julius Burkhart. The program features glee Here to Con Grnr violin solo First Movement Suite 3 bary chorus Cantelene Nuptial organ solo Festival Burch etc.
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Beech Grove city plans loom over lake lands and boulevards
Reports describe Beech Grove’s envisioned layout with boulevards and parks along Lick and Bean creeks. The project envisions a 1000 acre site, damming streams to create a lakelike area, and limits on saloons to maintain a moral town, with railroad support and an upcoming auction sale.
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Incorporations Filed For Rail and Construction Firms
Articles of Incorporation were filed with the secretary of state on Tuesday. The Covington & Southwestern railroad company lists headquarters in Chicago with capital stock of 15 dollars and directors Whitlam G. Robi Carl W. Winkler Har mon M. Campbell Martin L. Crum Au gust Lenders Angus J. Ledgerwood and Charles H. Ratelltt. The Brewers' Construction company of Indianapolis reports capital stock 41900 with incorporators William Bender Kaite Bender and William A. Grey er.
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Martin L. Crum
August Lenders
Angus J.C. Ledgerwood
Charles H. Ratelltt
Brewers’ Construction Company
Indianapolis
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Kaite Bender
Wiliam A. Greyer
Gas case brief in Supreme Court motion noted
In Washington yesterday afternoon Alexander C Ayres of Indianapolis filed a formal motion in the U S supreme court for a writ of certiorari in the Consumers Gas Trust case from the United States circuit court of appeals in Chicago City Attorney Matson Merrill Moores and Henry Warum did not address the court but filed briefs in opposition The court took the matter under advisement and will probably decide next Monday on the briefs only
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Death for Spokes Special to The Sao
Scottsburg Indiana Orr William Soores tried in Scott circuit court yesterday afternoon for the murder of Douglass Fawbush in June 1966. He pleaded guilty and the evidence aimed to fix one degree of punishment. It took hours to secure a jury with 27 called before enough members were chosen. The jury began deliberations about 4 pm and returned at 8:30 pm with a verdict imposing the death penalty.
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From Prison Cell to French Cabinet Headline
Paris October 22 Gen Picquart, once jailed for backing Dreyfus, accepts Premier Clemenceau's war portfolio. Induces cabinet reshuffle with Pichon as foreign minister Briand worship minister Barthou public works minister Ruam agriculture minister Thomson marine minister Doumergue commerce. A new labor department headed by Viviant likely created.
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Fourth annual convention of American Society of Equity opens in St Louis
The fourth annual convention of the American Society of Equity opens in St Louis this morning with about three delegates attending. J A Everett of Indianapolis is president of the society, a farmer group aiming to set possible prices for produce.
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Became a Party Leader John Limering Dies in Baltimore
John Limering of Baltimore secretary of the Republican State Central Committee of Maryland and a Travelers' Protective Association director died at his mother in law’s home. He had undergone surgery in Franklin Square Hospital and had been active in politics, serving on Baltimore’s city council. He leaves a wife and two daughters. Funeral Wednesday at Mrs. Pesler’s home with burial in Crown Hill.
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Died of injuries of Big Four brakeman Quinn
Rittie L. Quinn, a Big Four brakeman injured in a freight wreck at Freencastle, died at Torre Hare on Monday. He is survived by a wife, parents, three brothers, four sisters, and two daughters in Indianapolis. Funeral held and interment at Crown Hill cemetery.
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Peruna touted as cure in early 20th century notices
In a series of testimonial statements, Mrs Kaiser and others describe relief from back pain pelvic discomfort and general weakness after using Peruna as instructed by Dr Hartman. The letters claim improved strength reduced pain and complete recovery with continued use of the tonic and Maralin, praising its curative effects on catarrhal troubles.
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Remitted Taxes In Badger State
State officers decided to remit nearly 1.82 million dollars in taxes for Wisconsin. Governors, officials and the State Board of Assessors cite an overflowing treasury and new ad valorem law shaping railroad taxes, with schools and contracts also noted.
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