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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1910

Page

5

A Call for Civic Duty and Progressive Tariff Reform

Indiana voters are urged to back a broad citizens movement led by Republicans and Democrats alike to end partisan tariffs. The speech champions a nonpartisan tariff commission, independent schedule revision, railway rate reform, conservation, labor justice, and a national child labor law, arguing moral duty over party.

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Beveridge Denounces Legislature Asnt For Sale At Rally

Senator Beveridge speaks to Marion County crowd condemning corruption in government. Duncan praises direct primaries, appeals for voter engagement, notes low turnout in last primary, and highlights Beveridge’s long service and independence.

Bryson Brother of Postmaster Found Dead in Omaha

Bryson, brother of Indianapolis postmaster Robert H. Bryson, was found dead in Hanscom Park Omaha Nebraska in an area seldom visited. Officials say death by his own action is suspected due to yellow powder on face and lips. Omaha authorities cite temporary insanity as the motive. Bryson had left Indianapolis Saturday to attend a gathering of national association of postmasters of first class offices and is believed to be in Omaha now.

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Policeman on Trial for Murder in Bristol Case

Grat M. Walk, a former Bristol police officer, stands trial on charges of murdering fellow officer Houston Childress in Bristol seven years ago. Walk was captured three months ago in Spokane, Washington, where he was working as a detective.

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Indianapolis favored for 1912 Methodist general conference

A selection contest narrowed to four centrally located cities for the 1912 Methodist General Conference. Indianapolis led after entertainment committee members visited, with Des Moines and others in the running. Final site decision by the commission expected in about six months, with possible venue at Murat Theatre or Towlinson Hall if Indianapolis is chosen.

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Beveridge Club at Indiana Form in Bloomington Meeting

Special to The Sur. reports the Beveridge club will be organized at Indiana University to escort the senator when he visits Bloomington. Dr S S C Davidson and Harry McCartney are soliciting members. The group plans to attend the Republican meeting in Indianapolis on October 13.

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