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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
7
Cardinal Logue denounces women in politics while praising homemaking as the noble path. He criticizes extravagant spending and urges adherence to fair play in American money pursuits, contrasting wealth and poverty with London contrasts. He targets women lawyers and notes the era's drive to get rich quickly.
A Tuesday night collision on the Indiana Union Traction tracks in Oakland left two freight cars damaged but no injuries reported. The rear of the leading car and the cab of the following car were splintered while both crews avoided harm.
Dr H A Moores reported $125 missing from his office safe at the Newton Claypool building after discovering the loss on Monday and notifying police on Wednesday. The safe showed no signs of tampering and he could not explain the disappearance. A burglar entered E G Shields home on Tuesday night via a side window and took one diamond ring valued at $10 and $87 in cash from a downstairs room.
Special to The Sun Shelbyville Ind Sept 28 Mrs Catherine Weinantz 85 objected to autos but was taken by car to her son George's near Flat Rock after a fall left her unconscious at home. She says she will live with him if he buys a machine, having her views altered by the ride.
Maurice Donnelly of Indianapolis, manager of the Terre Haute brewing company, who shipped beer into Howard county and was fined $50, appeals a ruling that the sale occurred in that county. The case tests where mail order liquor from wet counties is sold when reaching dry jurisdictions. The supreme court will decide the jurisdictional question.
W H Church, director in charge of the local weather bureau, reports no frost in Indianapolis or Indiana on Wednesday night. The temperature fell to 54 with heavy dew, but frosts in nearby states passed Indiana and caused no crop damage. Forecasters expect warming trends to resume soon, easing farmer concerns despite cool conditions.
Boosters tour Sandoval led by Mayor James Thoris praise oil wells expanding wealth as Centralia and DuQuoin towns show rapid industry. Centralia hosts 12,000 residents with coal mines and gas fields. Bookwalter rescues a girl amid a muddy crowd. Carbondale and nearby towns extend hours to greet the visitors.
C L Frazier, 29, of this city, died after drinking carbolic acid in the Winchester Kentucky jail Tuesday night. He had been sentenced to five years for jewelry thefts from his fiancée Carrie Warner of Winchester and faced three bigamy charges. He was wanted on larceny charges in several southern locales.
Manchester England September 28 The Federation of master cotton spinners rejected the employer plan for settling the Fern mill controversy at Oldham and a lockout affecting 150000 workers will begin Saturday. Seven hundred mills will be shut down.
McAlester September 28 The Haskell trial and co defendants in Muskogee town lot cases were adjourned to 10 oclock Thursday to allow government counsel to decide if there is enough evidence to seek a continuance.
Sam Garden employed by an automobile company was fined ten dollars and costs in police court Wednesday for violating the motor speed law. He was arrested by Motorcycle Officer Erons for driving thirty miles an hour on Fall Creek Boulevard.
Rushville couple Mr and Mrs George Sharer formerly of Rushville captured first prize in a state baby show held in New Mexico.
At a tense convention, Roosevelt backers maneuver to control the ticket as Wadsworth and the old guard clash over the majority plank. Attacks on direct primaries cut deep as Root is named permanent chairman and Barnes is sidelined from influence. Roosevelt vows to stump statewide and secure Hearst support.
Washington reports say Col Roosevelt's New York win signals the administration must back progressivism to push big work this fall. Taft plans a firm winter drive and may court insurgents, while Roosevelt's win spurs insurgent gains and appeals to wavering supporters.
The Times editorial views Col. Roosevelts stand at the New York republican convention as a nationwide turning point. It likens him to a general who reshapes the army on eve of battle, arguing his direct appeal to the people could restore honest representation and influence other states in similar political struggles.
William Randolph Hearst, in Paris on September 28, declared he is an independent leaguer and would not accept any nomination on the Republican ticket, large or small, saying he would do anything to help the league but stay unaffiliated.
Saratoga N Y Sept 28 Timothy I Woodruff was removed from the state committee by Sixth district delegates Tuesday night and replaced Wednesday by the Second district in a shifting political move within the state party.
Judge Frank B. Ross appointed Leo M. Rappaport as special executor in probate court on Wednesday for the Henry Victor will case. Objections pending while creditors with larger interests, including a $5,000 claim by Merchants’ National Bank, are noted. Henry Victor, a German Indianapolis saloon keeper and South Side Turner organizer, leaves an estate valued between $50,000 and $75,000.
Shelbyville Indiana September 28 A plasterer Harry Itce who had recently moved from Indianapolis swatted a fly with his trowel at work Tuesday and cut a two inch gash in his right temple At the doctor’s office the artery was tied and the wound stitched He feared he failed to kill the fly
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