Peace Society Seeks Candidate Views On Navy and Arbitration
The American Peace Society surveyed congressional candidates nationwide on international policy questions. Responses show a broad but nuanced stance on navy expansion, arms limits, and an international court, with both Democrats and Republicans mixed on defense needs and gradual policy shifts.
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John A. Kamman
Frank J. Tilley
W. O. Barnard
Neal
E. E. Neal
Ninth District
United States Navy
Heaton
Twelfth District
D. Crumpacker
Telephones Jer ked From Schoolhouses
Rushville Indiana reports last year the school board refused a bill for phones in three buildings. On Tuesday callers were told by the girls there are no phones in the buildings. A replacement effort is planned. Johnnie Colvin crushed both wrists in a sander at Case lumber mill. A Marshall speech Thursday night at a new livery barn. Ellendore Lampton, winner of a local pony, fell and broke her left arm.
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Rushville
Ind
Johnnie Colvin
Case Lumber Company
Ellendore Lampton
Elopers Target of Police Report in Missing Couple Case
Special report notes that a young couple who vanished Saturday are believed to have eloped to St Louis. Neighbors reported to police on Tuesday that the pair left without notice, with authorities pursuing angles on their whereabouts.
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Elopers
St Louis
Indiana club leader outlines plans for Red Cross stamps drive
Mrs Grace Julian Clark of Irvington president of the Indiana state federation of clubs reviewed the history of the club movement and outlined future plans. She urged cooperation in selling Christmas stamps to fund anti tuberculosis efforts and called for a complete history of the federation and the election of a historian. Visitors came from all state sections plus Ohio and Kentucky.
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Sun
Richmond
Ind
Grace Julian Clark
Irvington
Indiana State Federation of Clubs
Indiana
Clark
Red Cross
Indiana Federation
State
Ohio
Kentucky
Uncle Joe Cannon Fights for Life in Campaign
In Terre Haute Indiana on October 26 Uncle Joe Cannon campaigns hard for re election remaining in his district after a planned national tour was dropped. A brass band accompanies him as he toils to spark old time enthusiasm for the party and its candidate.
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the Sun
Terre Haute
Ind
Joe’ Cannon
Congressional Campaign Committee
Paris
Edgar County
Child Chops Off Sister's Finger in Grencastle
Special to The Sun. Greencastle Indiana October 26 Frank Mays four years old attacked his sister Tina two with a blow severing the index finger of her left hand. The children of Mr and Mrs Charles Mays. A covey of quail lit on the public square Tuesday and their Bob White whistle echoed all day. birds plentiful and tame this year.
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Greencastle
Ind
Frank Mays
Tina
Charles Mays
Fortune teller's hunch goes wrong in Indiana
Anderson, Ind. Oct. 26 Blondie Davis and her brother Alvin Davis of Indianapolis were fully exonerated of larceny charges based on information from a fortune teller Harley Sylvester who swore out the warrant. Neither Davis nor sister had ever visited Sylvester's home.
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Anderson
Ind
Blondie Davis
Alvin Davis
Indianapolis
Harley Sylvester
Davis
Sylvester
Vaccinates Hogs to Stave Off Cholera in Columbus
W A Dryden a local veterinarian vaccinated hogs to immunize them against cholera. Columbus hospital and nurses training school filed articles of incorporation with no profit planned for the incorporators. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society wrapped up a two day convention led by Mrs O S Guernsey. Emma Keller seeks divorce from Abner citing cruelty and alleges he posed with another woman in a photograph.
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Columbus
Ind
W. A. Dryden
Columbus Hospital and Nurses Training School
The
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Coal Cars Needed to Avert Famine in Indiana Coal Field
Terre Haute reporters describe a grave coal car shortage as cold weather looms. Officials from Chicago & Eastern Illinois and Evansville Terre Haute, plus mine operators, plan a joint Chicago conference Thursday to devise measures to prevent a coal famine and coordinate possible actions with other rail lines.
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Terre Haute
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Indiana
Evansville
Chicago
Love Attacks Two Visitors Then Is Arrested in Princeton
In Princeton Indiana on October 26 Charles Love trapped visitors Mike Drewery and Charles Clain in a room at his home. He attacked them with a heavy bottle and a knife, beating and cutting them until they escaped through a window. Love was arrested. Dr W H Patterson, former United Presbyterian pastor, has received a call to Beaver Falls Pennsylvania.
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Princeton
Ind
Mike Drewery
Charles Clain
Charles Love
Love
W. H. Patterson
United Presbyterian Church
Beaver Falls
Masquerading Banned by Anderson Mayor on Halloween
In Anderson Indiana on October 26 the mayor issued an order prohibiting masquerading on Halloween night. Residents who customarily attend in fancy dress express disappointment. Local dealers report stocking up on mask related merchandise that is now considered dead stock.
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Anderson
Ind
Foster
Indignant Speech Highlights Hemenway Vote Rebuff
In Brownstown Indiana on October 26 John W. Kern praised Hemenway as a plain Hoosier and a good fellow for opposing four new battleships. He denounced Beveridge for supporting them and waved a paper, urging identification as a republican organ, citing an alleged interview with a steel trust representative.
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The
Sun
Brownstown
Ind
Hemenway
Beveridge
Steel Trust
Kern
Rates Suspended on Westbound Shipments of Lumber
Washington Oct 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended until March 15 next the supplemental tariffs filed by the Transcontinental freight bureau raising rates on westbound shipments of staves headings and lumber. The 438 railroads and steamship lines affected operate nationwide from Alaska to the Atlantic seaboard.
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Washington
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alaska
Pinchot Praises Beveridge In Mishaakwa Address
Gifford Pinchot drew a large Beveridge tribute crowd in Mishawaka Indiana on Tuesday night praising Senator Beveridge for honesty and recounting two times he refused aid from special interests to honor the people. Pinchot called Beveridge one of the keenest fighters this country has.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Gifford Pinchot
Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
Pinchot
Art critic of Fame Dying at Notre Dame
SOUTH BEND Ind Oct 26 Prof James F Edwards 60 one of the most widely known members of the Notre Dame university faculty is dying here of paralysis He entered the university as a boy of 10 and has been connected with the institution in one capacity or another He was an art critic of reputation.
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South Bend
Ind
James F. Edwards
Notre Dame University
Local Mishap and Runaway Rattle Lebanon Streets
Thomas Honan merchant fell down a store stairway in Lebanon on Tuesday, sustaining a skull fracture, broken nose, and back injuries. Near Mechanicsburg, George M. Isenhour reports a second strawberry crop. In town, C. E. Shaffer injured in a runaway that sent a horse through the main street, causing many near misses.
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Lebanon
Ind
Thomas Honan
George M. Isenhour
Mechanicsburg
C. E. Shaffer
Four Women Hurt In Franklin Auto Accident
Four women including Miss Mary Randell Mrs Edward Randell Mrs Robert W Wilson and Mrs Henry Tewell were in a car that ran into a ditch at Franklin Indiana on Tuesday Miss Randell was most seriously injured and Mrs Tewell suffered an arm fracture in the crash
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Franklin, Ind
Mary Randell
Edward Randell
Robert W. Wilson
Henry Tewell
Randell
Tewell
Infant burns to death in Richmond home blaze
Special to The Sus. In Economy, Indiana, the Jarrett family suffered a tragic fire as Bessie Jarrett, one year old, perished inside the home while her parents were away tending chores. Mrs. Jarrett returned to find flames over the roof and a fatal blaze had trapped the infant in the front room near a window.
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Richmond
Ind
Bessie
Albert Jarrett
Jarrett
Diamond to Pass Out as Indiana Coal Town Dies
Terre Haute Oct 26 The black coal supply dwindles so Diamond Indiana will pass out of existence after last week’s fire destroyed many buildings. Mines are exhausted and miners move to other fields. Indiana’s mining began in Clay county with black coal.
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Terre Haute
Diamond
Indiana
Clay County
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