Come to the Office of the Sun Tuesday Night
The Indianapolis Sun announces rapid national and state returns via Hearst News Service, Western Union, Postal Telegraph, and Central Union lines. A large screen will display results across the street with Pull Ovins. Call Main 626 or 880 or 3411 for instant election news Tuesday night. Fifty operators will answer from fifty locations to serve callers promptly.
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New
Central Union Telephone Companies
of the Sun
Central Union Election Bureau
Knifing a Beveridge Candidate
Indiana Republican factions clash over U S Senate ambitions as Jim Watson eyes a future seat. The Beveridge camp fears Watson may challenge the senior senator and cites Bluelyte's piece as a provocation while Eleventh district infighting pits Good against Beveridge allies amid Fairbanks opposition. Local papers like Logansport Chronicle join the fray as tensions rise ahead of next week’s vote.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Saturday Evening Post
Jim’’ Watson
United States Senate
Lem Blythe
Blythe
Republican State Committee
Watson
Fairbanks
Eleventh
Senate
Dr. Good
Ike
Anderson
Huntington
Good
Fred Landis
Logansport
Congress
King Edward in Serious Auto Accident Near Newmarket
London reports King Edward suffered a serious motor car crash near Newmarket today. He was thrown from the vehicle and rendered unconscious. The chauffeur is reported killed, causing great excitement at the House of Commons.
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Edward
Kern to Speak at Tomlinson Hall Demonstration
John W. Kern, Democratic vice-presidential candidate, will headline a mass meeting at Tomlinson hall tonight. He will arrive via Traction Terminal and be escorted by Indiana Democratic club marchers. John B. Hollett chairs the event with Woodburn Masson listing 50 vice-presidents to sit onstage.
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John W. Kern
Tomlinson Hall
Mr. Kern
The
Traction
Indiana Democratic Club
John 8. Hollett
Woodburn Masson
Marion County Democratic Committee
Woman Risks Life to Fight Blazing Oil Fire
Esther Hopper of 44 Market Street risked burns while tackling a gasoline stove fire that erupted after a kettle spilled and fueled flames to the ceiling. She reentered a room, seized a piece of carpet, and assisted responders who arrived with a chemical engine to smother the blaze.
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Esther Hopper
E. Market Street
Time comes for a change in judges endorsement mix
The Indianapolis Sun argues for Democratic judicial nominees over Republicans. It cites the Rhodius guardianship case where Judge Allen ruled a longtime Indianapolis resident as a nonresident, allowing funds to be dispersed to lawyers. The piece accuses Republican supporters of benefiting from stolen county funds and stresses the need for a just judiciary.
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Indianapolis Sun
Marion County
Rhodius
George Rohdius
George Rhodius
Indiana
Indianapolis
Allen
Indiana Trust Company
Judge Allen
Bryan to Speak in Richmond Muncie and Indiana Cities
William Jennings Bryan plans 30 speeches across Ohio then Indiana on Friday and Saturday. He will hold major rallies in Richmond and Muncie with Judge Alton B. Parke, while Taft tours similar towns in Ohio and New York. Campaign managers forecast Taft win margins in New York and Hughes trailing nationally. Rockefeller and Carnegie back Taft.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Ohio
Toledo
Indiana
Richmond
Muncie
Bryan
Alton B. Parke
Taft
Col. Bryan
Roosevelt
Judge Taft
Gov. Hughes
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnégie
Plea of Union Men Unheeded By Hanly
Overheated reforms and a court plea clash as union advocates press for labor protections but are ignored by Hanly. The item notes tensions within labor politics and a stalled response from leadership.
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Hanly
Indiana Governor Hanly and union labor clash over wages and projects
An Indiana labor address accuses Gov. Hanly of blocking union labor on major state projects in Madison New Castle Clermont and Indianapolis. It cites substandard wages for carpenters boilermakers sheet metal workers hod carriers painters and decorators, urging union and nonunion workers to vote to demand fair wages and conditions.
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Gov. Hanly
Boards of Trustees
Insane Hospital
Madison
New Castle
Industrial School For Girls
Clermont
Asylum For the Deaf and Dumb
Indianapolis
Hanly
Organized Labor of
Indiana
John F. Gallivan
The
Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders and Helpers of America
William S. Frohliger
C. S. Jeffries Lodge
John Carr
Committee On Investigation
Rockefeller for Taft Promises Alleged in Oil Deal
New York Oct 30 Chairman Mack charges that John D Rockefeller declared for Taft as part of a deal between the Republican national committee and Standard Oil interests. He says Hitchcock received large campaign contributions and Rockefeller promises from the party.
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New York
le Daane Street
John E. Ryerson
Mack
John D. Rockefeller
Taft
Republican National Committee
Standard Oil Interest
Hitchcock
Rockefeller
Republican
Overstreet A Stranger In The Seventh District
In 194 Indianapolis-born Congressman Jesse Overstreet faced a voting place mix up in his Seventh district. He initially lacked any residence or voter paper in the district and was challenged at the polls until he bought property there. By this year he is settled and able to vote without risk of challenges amid campaign hustle.
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Jesse Overstreet
Washington
Indianapolis
Overstreet
Joe Cannon
Oden
Congressman Overstreet
Doisis in Politics HERE and THERE
W J Bryan spoke Friday in Ohio and will go to Indiana then Chicago. John W Kern set to speak in Greencastle Shelbyville Rushville and Indianapolis. Taft spoke in New York Friday. Hearst read Standard Oil letters Thursday night including messages from Archbold to Sewall and others from MDB to Parry. Bearst read letters to show Lamb of Terre Haute opposing organized labor.
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John W. Kern
Greencastle
Shelbyville
Rushville
Indianapolis
W. R. Hearst
Standard Oil
John D. Archbold
Senator Sewall
New Jersey
King
Democratic - Nationaly Committee
D. M. Parry
Eesoclation
Explosion Kills Two In Water Tunnel Collapse
In Chicago on October 30 an explosion in a water tunnel at Seventy ninth and State streets left two men fatally injured and another seriously hurt. Twenty other workers were trapped but escaped major injuries. The fatally wounded were Henry Hecker and James Vallortigera Vallortigara.
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Chicago
Seventy-ninth
State Streets
Henry
Hecker
Jeimes Vallortigera
Vallortigara
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Newmarket
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Kern
Ra onPa
Hoosier State
Ahodius
Richmond and Muncie
Joseph Sheiter
Arthur Amlin
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