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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1910

Page

11

Perry Bolts Ticket and Backs Lewis for UMWA Chief

Edwin Perry secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America announces he will bolt John P. White’s ticket and run against William Green for secretary while endorsing T. L. Lewis for president. Perry says White is a quitter and cites past critiques of leadership, pledging independent scrutiny and renewed vigor for the union. He defends current costs as policy of predecessors and asserts no factional ties.

Edwin Perry United Mine Workers of America John P. White Town William Green Ohio White Perry T. L. Lewis Hhis Chicago Lewis Frank Hayes Illinois Pittsburg Green

Lewis Sees Coal Strike Victory as Third Greatest

Bridgeport Ohio September 22 President T L Lewis of the United Mine Workers rated the April strike as the third greatest labor victory. He cited Chicago 1898 and 1904 as earlier turning points and said the current settlement yielded the highest miner wages yet while maintaining order amid 300,000 idle workers. He praised the union's control of its members and noted no lawlessness despite the large scale action.

Bridgeport T. L. Lewis United Mine Workers Chicago Miners’ Union

Aviators Abandon Trip Over Simplon Pass Again

In Brieg, Switzerland, Sept 22, aviators Weymann and Chavez abandoned their third attempt to fly the trans Alpine route over the Simplon pass. An Italian flyer TadeolHi also tried Thursday. The flight began well but a snowstorm and severe cold forced a descent. Chavez was so benumbed he required assistance from his machine.

Brieg Switzerland Weymann Chavez Simplon Pags TadeolHi

American Apples Lead in English Market

Washington apples command high prices in England says American consul Albert W. Swaim at Southampton. A shipment from Washington state sold at 8 to 12 cents per pound, with buyers eager for ripe fruit. The key to success is sending good fruit, well packed and kept out of auction to avoid price control by combinations.

Washington Albert W. Swaim Southampton

First Car Ride at 81 in Galeton Pa

Mary Dort, 81, of Stony Fork, rode rail lines for the first time recently. The Ansonia resident traveled to Galeton to visit her nephew, Ww. Dd. Allen, and found herself surprised by the laughter and chatter aboard the train.

Galeton Mary Dort Stony Fork Ansonia Ww. Dd. Allen

Gould Hosts Charity Circus At Lyndhurst For Kids

Lyndhurst, N Y. Helen Gould, noted philanthropist, staged an old fashioned charity circus on her lawn for her sewing class. The event drew over 400 children in white with animal masks as clowns, lemonade, and peanuts. A faux wild lion named Juanita was "shot" in her cage by Teddy.

Lyndhurst N. Y Helen Gould the Hudson Miss Gould Juanita Teddy

Duel Ends In Death As Wives Readying Seconds

In Pelsam Georgia on September 22 Charles Tate and John Marchant, two prominent farmers, killed each other in a pistol duel. Both bullets found their marks and neighbors arriving to find the two men dead on a dusty road while their wives sobbed. The feud arose from a long quarrel between Tate and Marchant linked to their wives past marriages.

Pelsam Charles Tate John Marchant Tate Frank Marchant

Brunaugh Wins Custody Of His Small Son In Court

Harry P Brunaugh, just released from Michigan City state prison, appeared in juvenile court to settle custody. He will regain the child from his mother in law Mrs M Laycock who had cared for him during his absence. The judge allowed visits and Brunaugh said he planned to send his son to school. Former Mayor Charles A Bookwalter attended the hearing.

Harry P. Brunaugh Michigan City Brunaugh M. Laycock Charles A. Bookwalter

Blind boy enters Illinois law school

Paul Farthing, blind son of Marion county state’s attorney W. D. Farthing, has enrolled in the University of Illinois law school. A McKendree College graduate, he studies with his younger brother by having his brother read aloud. He is the first blind student to enter any department at Illinois.

Champaign Til Paul Farthing W. D. Farthing Marion County University of ‘Llinois Law School Farthing Odin McKendree College Lebanon Paul Illinois University of Illinois

Lorimer Wants Indicted Men as Witnesses

Lee O Neil Browne will testify for the defense of Senator Lorimer as the senate inquiry into his right to a seat opens. Lorimer seeks postponement, arguing indicted colleagues Broderick and others cannot testify before trial. Attorney Elbridge Hancey urged delaying the inquiry until those criminal cases are resolved.

Chicago Lorimer United States Senate Senate Bulkeley Frasier Whdh Nashville Tenn Taft Burrows Legislative Voters’ League of Chicago Clifford Barnes Barnes Chicago Tribune Tribune Legislative League Elbridge Hancey Lee O'Neil Browne Broderick

Tawneyblames Democrats for renomination defeat

Congressman Tawney in Winona Minnesota attributed his defeat in the primaries to Democratic voters who bolted their ticket to back his rival Anderson. He noted in seven of ten counties there was no Democratic contest and said a single vote could have decided the outcome under the open primary law.

Winona Minn Tawney Anderson

Woman Drowns Man Held For Murder at Fox Lake

Fox Lake Wisconsin dated Sept 22 arrest of Dr William Hecker of Watseka Illinois following the drowning of his wife during an early morning row on the lake. Detectives for life insurance companies accuse Hecker of killing her to collect the policy.

Fox Lake Wis William Hecker Watseka, NL Watseka Hecker Life Insurance Companies

Officer's Trial for Shooting Postponed

The trial of Patrolman Fred O Judkins charged with shooting Frank R Thomas 16 was postponed from 10 30 a m Thursday to Friday. A misunderstanding about the attorney for Harry Thomas the boy's father caused the delay. Judkins attended with seventeen witnesses though the plaintiff did not appear.

Fred O. Judkins Frank R. Thomas Harry Thomas Judkins

County heads set next meet in South Bend date

War saw Ind Sept 22 The county superintendents of the Tenth Twelfth and Thirteenth districts in session here Thursday decided to hold their next meeting in South Bend Jan 26 1911.

Warsaw Ind South Bend

Children Kept at Home Over Paralyze Fear

Washington reports that about five thousand children are kept at home by parents fearing infantile paralysis from school attendance. Public fear rises as health officials monitor cases and expand precautionary guidance for schools and families.

Washington Washington School

Mrs Roosevelt Own Gardener in San Francisco

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr of Pacific Avenue San Francisco has taken to doing her own gardening at home. In evenings she draws a rubber mower across the lawn waters roses and geraniums trimming with pruning knife while Teddy Jr watches and offers advice in view of neighbors.

San Francisco Cal Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Pacific Avenue Eleanor Alexander New York Teddy, Jr

Tenth Infantry Hike Draws Near

The Tenth Infantry prepares for a 200 mile practice march starting Saturday, October 1, from the post to Marion soldiers' home and Noblesville then back. Eleven miles planned first day, seventeen days away, with stops at J Friday farm near Tortville and Pendleton among many camps en route. The route includes Converse fair grounds Peru Logansport Noblesville, ending around October 18, with all camps listed along the trek.

Tenth Infantry Grant County Marion Noblesville J. Friday Vortville Pendleton Converse Fair Grounds Peru Logansport Sheridan Frankfort Tortville McCabe Canady's Anderson McMahan Alexandria Smith’s Jonesboro Soldiers’ Home Converse Fair Grounds York’s Santa Fe Tillet Justice’s Duncan's Flora Shanklin Cutter Slipher McClamroach Kirklin Thistlewatfte Rushton

Married five times man vows another wedding in Chicago

Granville M. Law, a Chicago real estate broker, announced he will marry Charlotte Jackson of New York after divorcing his current wife. Law described four prior marriages ended in divorce and said a fifth divorce is pending, noting a prior breach of promise suit that resulted in bankruptcy. He claimed to be vindicated and asserted Jackson will be his last wife.

Chicago Granville M. Law Law Charlotta Jackson New York Miss Jackson

Aeroplane Service to Unite Colonies

Paris Sept 22 General Bailloud named by the Minister of War to supervise linking French African colonies by an aero plane service began active work. He will establish military training schools in South Orran Algia and Timbucktoo where aviation will be taught.

Paris Bailloud Brun Bailoud South Orran Algia Timbucktoo

Louise Surga Shot Through Door in Cleveland Killing

Louise Surga, 88, was shot and killed at 7 a.m. Thursday when a man fired through a crack in a door in Cleveland. Sam Common, her son-in-law, is under suspicion in the incident.

Cleveland Louise Surga Sam Common

Indiana Lodges Capture Prizes at Sovereign Grand Lodge

Indiana lodges captured 2400 in prizes at the sovereign grand lodge meeting in Atlanta. Indianapolis lodge No. 465 won 500 for first degree work and second in second degree. Prizes awarded to Canton Drills Class A and B, Rebekah Degree Teams, Encampment, Royal Purple, and degree contests. Indiana ranks highly in Odd Fellows membership and relief work, with 15,201 total members statewide.

Atlanta C. F Indiana Sovereign Grand Lodge Indianapolis Canton Marion Ind Lucas Toledo Brunswick City of Straits Detroit Rebekah Magnolia Lodge Ft. Worth Tex Give Olive Rebekah Chattanooga Cea Golden Rule Philadelphia Metropolitan Royal Purple Philadelpha Eden Lodge Wilmington Del United States

Classified Rates For Notices And Advertisements

Wanted rates for all classifications offered at one cent per word per insertion six times for the price of five. Contract rates on application. Call 1871 to arrange. Death notices and funeral notices, bank cards, lodge notices, church notices in about six lines at 25c per insertion.

For Sale Real Estate Bargains on Washington and Areata

For sale notice describes a modern seven room cottage on R Washington with a large lot and a $300 down payment balance easy. Mentions a modern home on Areata Avenue a half square from the car and with hardwood floors.

E. Washington Irvington City R. Washington Areata Avenue Carey & Smith Lombard O. F

Death and Funeral Notices Three Local Obituaries

RODE Christina beloved wife of Fred Rode died at home seven miles east of city on German pike aged 47. Funeral Friday Sept 23 1 30 at residence 2715 Evangelical Lutheran Church Vive Points. SHEEHAN Timothy C Died Tuesday Sept 20 at his late residence 2410 Adams Street Funeral Friday Sept 23 8 30 am followed by services at St Francis Deeps Church Friends invited. RITTER Jannetta Simner Died Sept 21 at 2 pm aged 78 years 10 months 24 days Service at family residence Prospect Street Saturday 1 30 Burial at Moores Hill Ind. EEMELER John F Died 3 pm Sept 21 typhoid fever at his residence 927 East Eleventh Street Body taken to Terre Haute Friday for burial.

Rode Christina Fred Rode City German Pike Evangelical Luthera Church Vive Points Sheehan Timothy C Adams Street St. Francis Deeps Church Moler Barber College East Washington St Indiana Dental College Delaware and Chiosts Morelbricker CO Richmond Ind Carpenter DR. Brigham Pennsylvania Street Odd Fellows Sun South Illinois Street Bloom's Washington St Sam Marcus W. Pratt Burton’s the Circle

Funeral Directors Listings Snapshot

A fragmented directory style notice lists multiple funeral directors and undertakers with addresses and phone numbers including Johnson & Hassler, A. E. Shirley, Adams Krebsger, George Herrmann, Renihan Blackwell, Whitsetty Titus Riley, George Stigman Co, Flansner Buchanan, plus a note implying privacy for those in flats or hospitals at the end.

Johnson & Hassler Massachusetts Ave A. E. Shirley Michigan Street Adams — Kreiger Ohio George Herrmann Undertaker Delaware St Renihan & Blackwell Ohio St Whitsetty Titus & Riley N. Hlinois St New Main George Stigman CO N. East St Flansner & Buchanan

Numerous Help Wanted Ads From Local Store Listings

An array of job notices and service ads appears, seeking male and female workers. Roles include apprentices, barber trainees, dental assistants, newspaper route sellers, automobile troubleshooters, cooks, cleaners, loan brokers, sales reps, and clerks, with locations in Indiana and Illinois and notes on age, references, and hours.

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