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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1910

Page

12

Iowa District Says White Is No Quitter Leader

Local union 1761 district 13 UMWA asserts president John P White did not quit. Ed Vitiascu and James Gadd sign a Scandinavian telegraphic statement defending White’s character, noting Perry’s interview misrepresented his actions, and praising White for returning to lead and saving funds through court fights.

Edwin M Perry United Mine Workers of America John P. White District 13 Ed Va‘tiscu James C. Gadd Scandina Indianapolis Sun Edwin Perry United Mine Workers’ Journal White Perry International District 18

Printed Tariffs to Be Submitted in Indiana

Tariffs will no longer be submitted in haphazard form as new instructions from Michael T Brady, clerk of the tariff department, are enforced. Interstate Commerce Commission rules are supplemented by Indiana filings. All tariffs will be printed.

Indiana Railroad Michael T. Brady Tariff Department Interstate Commerce Commission Indiana

Silent Hoosier Filled With Pathetic Little Child Notes

The first issue of The Silent Hoosier the official organ of the Indiana state school for the deaf appeared Wednesday. Children share short notes about home letters shoes cats and daily life and editor John E. Travis notes enrollment at 304 with forty new pupils admitted.

Papa Walter Boone John E. Travis Silent Hoosier

Antique gon game swindles Noblesville shopkeeper

Joseph Smith, a Noblesville restaurant keeper, fell victim Tuesday to an old con game known to seasoned grafters. A stranger handed him a stamped envelope meant for sending money, then disappeared after Smith swapped it for the envelope’s contents, which proved to be only paper and left him out ten dollars. He reported the incident to detectives after traveling to Indianapolis.

Joseph Smith Noblesville Bunco Smith Indianapolis

Mayor Invites More Criticism At Advisory Commission Banquet

Mayor Shank told the advisory commission banquet in the German house that more criticism helps him improve. Hugo Thorsch hosted the dinner, and the mayor pledged to consider all commission recommendations more carefully over the next six months. The group planned a visit to the new city hall to urge the fire department not to install the Gamewell alarm system.

Shank Advisory Commission Hugo Thorsch Commission New City Hall Fire Department

Beveridge Supported by Labor Group in Child Labor Fight

Owen R. Lovejoy of New York City, general secretary of the National Child Labor Committee, urged Beveridge’s reelection in a Labor Day style address in the board of trade building assembly room. He praised Beveridge as unselfish and courageous in opposing child labor, arguing his defeat would harm the cause.

National Child Labor Committee Beveridge Owen R. Lovejoy New York City Board of Trade Mr. Lovejoy Indiana Senate

Ownership of 800 Acres in Jasper County in Doubt

Judson J. Hunt of the Trust and Savings Bank of Rensselaer urges state auditor John C. Biliheimer to aid in resolving a land ownership tangle in Jasper County. The 1836 patent to Erasmus Collins and Amzi B. Condit, later transferred to Joseph H. Buckler, lacks court records after a 1857 cancellation, leaving current ownership unclear.

Jasper County Judson J. Hunt Trust and Savings Bank of

Automobiles Be In Demand For Election Day Efforts

As election day nears, both parties mobilize precinct committeemen to secure cars for voters. Cars are offered at up to $10 a day or for free to transport workers to polls, with expectations of increased automobile use to speed getouts.

Boiler Alarm Triggers Burglar Warning at Royal Laundry

A boiler alarm rang Tuesday night at 46 West North Street signaling a possible fire. A stranger peered through the front window and saw the bookkeeper in the office, mistaking the alarm for a fire alert before realizing it was a burglar alarm. Bicycle officers Simon and Rada macher responded, but the intruder had vanished. the device warns when boiler water is low.

Royal Laundry West North Street Simon Radamacher

Spirit Messages at Colfax Hall Meeting

A public meeting of the women's auxiliary to the First Spiritualist church will receive spirit messages at Colfax Hall 320 North Meridian street from 2 30 to 5 30 p m Wednesday Mrs D A Morrill will speak at the event and address the gathering.

Women's Auxiliary First Spiritualist Colfax Hall North Meridian Street D. A. Morrill

Diamonds Mounted Here Offer Large Selection

We believe we can convince any unbiased buyer that it is worth their while to purchase here. The mounting of diamonds is an important matter and we offer a large selection. We mount the stones in any way desired.

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