Belmont Park Aerial Show Sparks Three Nation Battle
The Belmont Park international aviation meet centers on a three way fight among the United States France and England to win the international cup in an altitude and speed program. Weather brings trouble with a gale and shielding to block outside views as pilots push for records and honors.
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International Aviation Field
Belmont Park
America
United States
BR Oneed
England
France
Claude Grahame-White
Arch Hoxsey
Flo
Hubert Latham
Iromen
Wright
Johnstone
Gy. A. Drexel
Alan Ryan
Alfred le Blanc
Moroplane Turns Turtle in Fatal Issy Landing
ARIS reports aviator Fernand Blanchard died when his aeroplane fell 150 feet while attempting to land at Issy after a Bourges flight. Fellow aviator Leth Marlay was seriously injured at Blois after his machine fell fifty feet. Blanchard had been part of a Bourges meeting and the group planned to fly to Paris together.
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ARIS
Issy
Bourges
Fernand Blanchard
Blanchard
Guard
Leth Marlay
Blois
Marlay
Paris
Bielooudie
Breat
Haliette
Bignehard
Morning Post Passes From France to England
The Morning Post dirigible balloon completed a five hour sail across the Channel arriving at Aldershot in England. The airship, recently presented to the war department by the London Morning Post, completed the journey from France with splendid sailing over the English Channel.
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Morning Post
France
England
London
Aldershot Wednesrom Moisson
English
War Department
London Morning Post
Morrison aims to replicate Moissant feat in Britain
Paris dispatch reports Morrison, wealthy British army reserve figure, attempting a historic flight to London in a biplane. He has run successful tests near Liverpool, claiming his experiments will aid the British serial corps and that he has offered the War Office exclusive rights to his invention.
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Paris
London
Morrison
Bigland
Mder
Army Reserve
Liverpool
War Office
Fire destroys barn on Biddie Street with $800 loss
Fire swept an empty barn on Biddie Street causing about 800 dollars in damage. Fire crews raced to the scene but the structure was heavily involved when neighbors reported the blaze a Tuesday evening. No injuries were reported as the cause remained under investigation.
Firefighters Battle Blazes in City and Barn Loss
Several firemen at headquarters extinguished a fire at Ragedale's after a call. smoke from cooking beefsteak in the Doric flats apartment of George Lyons on 820 North Pennsylvania Street triggered the alarm. A barn owned by Joseph Hann at 1720 Oliver Avenue burned Tuesday night, with a loss of 75 dollars.
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Mahment
Massgebusetta
Anne
Cincinnati Murders Echo Jack the Ripper Mystery
Five women killed in Cincinnati with brutal violence and a throat cut, skull crushed, linked to a suspected serial murderer. The latest victim Mrs. Harley C. Hackney was found in Cumminsville near the canal bridge. husband and boarder Charles E. Eckert held for investigation as police pursue clues across nearby crimes.
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Cincinnati
London
Jack the Ripper
Harley C. Hackney
Anna Lloyd
Charles E. Eckert
Eckert
Luella Mueller
Alma Steingsweg
Mary McDonald
London critic fined for contempt over Crippen case
London October 26 Assistant Editor Lockstone of the London Telegraph Weekly Telegraph was fined $500 for contempt of court after publishing a story commenting on the Crippen murder case. The paper criticized Scotland Yard while the Montrose steamer was being pursued by wireless.
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London
Lockstone
Telegraph
H. H. Crippen
Belle Elmore Crippen
Scotland Yard
Montrose
Commercial Club Plans Entertaining Delegates in 1911
The Indianapolis Commercial club aims to raise 10000 dollars to entertain delegates to the sovereign grand lodge I O O F meets there in 1911. An elaborate program of entertainment may be arranged with invitations to other civic bodies. a committee will be appointed.
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Indianapolis Commercial Club
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Spaniards Organize At Shortridge High School
Spaniards of Shortridge High School formed a permanent organization in a Tuesday meeting. Cyril Carr was elected president, Eunice McMahon vice president, and Ruth Sparks secretary and treasurer. Brief talks on Spain and the Spanish followed the officer election.
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Shortridge High School
Cyril Carr
Eunice McMahon
Ruth Sparks
Spain
Beveridge Rally Sparks Tory tariff Clash in Cox Meeting
Senator Beveridge blasted free trade and Democratic aims while praising tariffs and manufacturing in a Cox meeting crowd. He argued Democrats would not pass a revenue tariff, contrasted party platforms, and noted the open air celebration with lanterns cannons and fireworks before voters toured nearby stores and shared coffee and doughnuts.
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Beveridge
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Tariff Commission
Beveridge Support Demanded at East Side Republican Meeting
About 150 attendees heard Ralph Victor Sellett of Indiana University urge support for Senator Beveridge and progressive republican ideals. Local candidates including Linton A. Cox and others spoke on turnout and organization while two songs entertained. Frank P. Baker attended a separate event with few listeners.
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McKinley Republican Club
East Michigan Street
Ralph Victor Sellett
Indiana University
Sellett
William Dunrey Foulke
Richmond
Senator Beveridge
Republican Party
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
Beveridge
Mr. Sollet
Sollett
Linton A. Cox
Congress
Ney
Fred B. Akin
C. F. Hurst
W. 4
J. Harry Roberts
Edward 8. Knox
J. L. McMaster
Charlies F. Hurst
Baker
Washington and
Denny Streets
Frank P. Baker
Greeks in Indiana urged to vote and learn English
Louis Canetis a Greek student at Indiana Law School spoke to natives at 535 East Washington Street urging independence in voting and the creation of a school to teach English to Greek youth. He cited 9,000 Greeks in Indiana and about 1,000 in Marion County. In the state house basement workers melted sealing wax for election ballots, filling 3,500 packets that will be sent to counties amid fumes and headaches, with state aides affected.
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Louis Canetis
Indiana Law School
Big Country
East Washington Street
Indiana
Marion County
Samuel Schutt
Superintendent of Division Changes Hands in Indiana Ohio Kentucky
Walter M. Cookson succeeds 8 B Rathbone as assistant superintendent of salaries and allowances for the Indiana Ohio and Kentucky division. Rathbone departs for Cincinnati to become inspector in charge. Cookson, long time Chicago post office inspector, brings nine years of experience and will be joined by W R Hinman to train him across the district. Cookson resides in Iona Michigan.
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Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
B. Rathbone
Walter M. Cookson
Rathbone
Cincinnati
Cookson
Chicago
W. R. Hinman
Iona, Mich
Shank Enters Statewide Campaign Tour
Indianapolis mayor Shank resigns from office duties to campaign for the Republican state ticket. He delegated duties to L Babcock and heads to West Baden for a Wednesday speech, with appearances planned in Huntington Thursday and a likely Saturday return.
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Shank
Indianapolis
L. 3. Babcock
West Baden
Huntington
Demurrer Arguments in Rail Case Before Judge Anderson
In federal court Wednesday Judge Anderson heard arguments on the master's second report in the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville railroad case. Special Master Noble C. Butler found most creditors to be general creditors to be paid after receiver's certificates and other preferred debts.
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Anderson J
Noble C. Butler
Rummage Sale Held by Edwin Ray M. B. Church Ladies
The Ladies' old society of the Edwin Ray M. B. church hosts a rummage sale at Virginia avenue and Buchanan street with Mrs. James Perry in charge and Prospect 1150 listed for contact.
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Ladies’ Old Society
Edwin Ray M. B. Church
Virginia Avenue
Buchanan Street
James Perry
Prospect 1150
Scaffold fall injures William Anderson with rib fractures
William Anderson of 712 Torbet Street fell from a scaffold at West Tenth Street and White River on Tuesday. Three ribs were broken and he was taken to City Hospital.
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William Anderson
Torbet Street
West Tenth Street
White River
City Hospital
Independent Voter Growth Shapes Local Campaign
Election day observations show a rise in independent voters amid a nationwide campaign of political education. Workers at factories and meeting attendees display careful attention to speakers with little cheering, signaling potential mass scrutiny of candidates and a shift away from party bosses toward representatives of the people.
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Col. Roosevelt
Doctors Win Their Fight With Death In Illinois
Chicago Oct 26 Medical skill purchased by the Pullman millions Wednesday is reported to have triumphed over infantile paralysis gripping the two children of Congressman Frank Lowden and his wife, daughter of the late George M. Pullman. After days of grave fears the danger period is declared passed. The family, with the father and mother, are in quarantine at the Lowden country estate near Oregon Illinois.
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Chicago
Pullman
Frank Lowden
George M. Pullman
Lowden
Oregon
Iil
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Claude
Grahame-White
Moroplane
Turtle
Birdman
J. B. Moissant
Biddie Street
COX
Ali
Demurrer
Yost Toasties
Atompo
Setealeal Coy Limited
Natura Céreal Company, Limited
Machine
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company's
E. Market Street
H. P. Wasson and Company
Robin Hood
Moscow
New York
Frederic S. Isham
Isham
Detroit Journal
the Bobbs-Merrill Company, Publishers
Axusem
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Shubert Murat
ONAB
Talbot Pavlova-Mordkin
Imperial Opera Heyne
St. Petersburg
Wulschner-Stewart Music Co
Lew Dockstader
Pri
George Barr McCutcheon
Beverly Daily
Matinee
F. Kei Grand Opera House
Gertrudehoff
Horten
Uncle Lem
netBries
Walter
Rance
Manik Muaic
Odro
Daggy
Fletcher
Van’s
C. Malige
Empire
State Life Insurance Co
Denison
Murat
Owen Day
Alven Cavett
Fuqtografe Hoover-Watson Printing Co. Co
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