Miss Luncheon Talks Party Finances In Indiana
A Democratic state ticket round up at the Denison hotel shows candidates eager to discuss plans, skipping luncheon. The party faces financial concerns while southern speakers and Gov. Marshall propaganda plans unfold. Central committee members and state candidates attended, with speakers from Alabama Arkansas and Texas slated for future appearances in Indiana.
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Denison
Democratic State Committee
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
Beveridge
Gov. Marshall
Tomlinson Hall
Champ Clark
Oscar E. Underwood
Alabama
Indiana
John C. Floyd
Arkansas
Robert L. Heny
Texas
John Lamb
Terre Haute
Clinton, Sullivan
Vincennes
Brazil
Greencastle
Dana
Central Committee
Samuel L. Ralston
Lebanon
P. M. Foley
Febe Gwinn
Shoals
John Osborn
Greensburg
T. B. Scales
Boonville
Bernard Korbly
Indianapolis
Thomas M. Honan
Seymour
Thomas Brosley
North Vernon
Lew Ellingham
Decatur
W. H. Volummer
Andy Adams
Columbia City
W. H. O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Fred France
Huntington
Ostermann Bares Record Of Graft At Illinois Central Case
Ostermann testified in municipal court that payments were made to Ira G Rawn and others to win Illinois Central business for his Ostermann Manufacturing Company. He linked Rawn to the graft scheme and described recalls to the stand as trials of Ewing Harriman and Taylor resumed.
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Chicago
Henry C. Osterman
Ostermann Manufacturing Company
Hinois Central
Charles L. Ewing
Frank B. Harriman
John M. Taylor
Ostermann
Ira G. Rawn
Monon Railroad
Illnois Central
Rawn
Taylor
Ewing
Harriman
Illinois Central
Butler Students May Begin Mission Study
Butler college students are urged to pursue mission study to broaden intellectual development. Prof. Charles G. Paul, head of the Sarah Davis Deferding mission institute, told a joint Y M C A and Y W C A meeting that education overemphasizes secular history while neglecting church and mission heroes. He noted Harvard Yale and Columbia already pursue mission study and suggested Butler form courses. A special M C A and W C A cabinet meeting was set for Thursday to plan foreign missions study.
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Butler College
Charles G. Paul
Sarah Davis
Paul
Harvard
Yale Columbia
Butler
Man Fined for Theft to Support Family at Mill
Oliver Montgomery, a night watchman at Acme Evans Milling, was fined $10 and costs in police court for taking flour and grain. He admitted the charge saying his crippled wife needed support and his light salary left him with insufficient income.
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Oliver Montgomery
Montgomery
Acme-Evans Milling Company
Mongomery
Bia
May become wife of Alfred Vanderbilt
New York report states Mrs. Smith Hollins McKim is shortly to become Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. McKim recently divorced in Reno last August and Vanderbilt had been divorced by Elsie French. He had vowed not to return to New York unless he remarried. McKim was once considered a likely successor to Mrs. Astor as society leader.
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New York
Smith Hollins McKim
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Elsie French
Gaynor
Dix
Stimson
Boosters Enjoy Egyptian Tour Stop in Mt Carmel
The Egyptian tour boosters, aging reunion attendees, toured Illinois towns stopping at Mt Carmel for two hours. Merchants asked if Indianapolis firms were represented, often receiving No as a reply while the long paved street gleamed from washings. Entertainment matched the welcome as the visit proceeded.
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Boosters
Illinois
Indianapology
Mt. Carmel
Mudge Hints at Railroad Plan Changes
H A Mudge president of the Rock Island railroad urged in Denver that railroads must raise freight rates now or face wage cuts or halt improvements and extensions. He argued revenue should rise by boosting rates on coast to coast traffic.
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Denver
Colo
H. A. Mudge
Rock Island Railroad
Mudge
No Taboo Put on Cigarettes
FRENCH LICK Ind Sept 29 Princess Fugalitcheff and her husband have returned from a trip abroad. She commented on the controversy over women smoking cigarets saying she herself smokes cigarets and expects to host receptions this winter where she may declare there is no taboo on the cigaret and may please or paint her guests.
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French Lick
Ind
Fugalitcheff
Gubernatorial Stratagems Stirring New York Democratic Front
The report notes Hearst may back the ticket if Glynn or Justice Gerard are chosen. Parker named temporary chair with Bissell likely permanent chair. Planks push graft crackdown direct primaries tariff critique and anti bossism. Gaynor remains a strong option despite refusal. Dix previews main campaign issue lines and Stimson corporate ties.
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Murphy
William Randolph Hearst
Paris
Altonb. Parker
United States
John A. Dix
Norman Mack
William J. Conners
Judge Parker
New York State
Herman M. Bissell
Buffalo
Maine
Theodore Roosevelt
Gov. Hughes
Democratic State League
Progressive Democracy
Coal thief accused of stealing from Meyer yards
Mrs. Frank Wright, 36, real estate owner of four properties, was arrested Thursday morning by Bicyclemen Hunter and Ready on petit larceny charges for allegedly stealing coal from A. B. Meyer & Co. yards on Senate Avenue and Pratt Street. Found pushing a handcart loaded with coal, neighbors say she and her husband own several houses worth much money. They live at Tenth and Fayette Streets.
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Frank Wright
Hunter
A. B. Meyer & Co
Senate Avenue
Pratt Street
Accused of Horse Theft Resting in Police Cell
Salvador Galluzzo lies in an iron cell at the police station charged with horse stealing. His brother in law Paul Dessie says Galluzzo stepped into his barn five months ago and left with the horse never to return.
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Salvador Galluzzo
Paul Dessie
Galluzzo
Riots in Moabit District Injure Over 200 In Berlin
Berlin authorities faced a tense city as striking miners clashed with police in Moabit on Thursday. More than 200 people were hurt, with bystanders among the injured, and mounted troops were deployed to enforce curbs while correspondents from English and American papers reported unprovoked attacks.
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Berlin
Moabit
Monbit
Pardon Board Sympathizes With Pole In Clemency Review
Judge Thomas asked if any reason exists to deny a full pardon for Steve Fucynski, whose parole bid drew scrutiny from Indiana reformatory Supt Peyton. Gov Marshall letter flagged potential parole obstruction by prison staff. Fucynski, a Pole, walked from South Bend to Elkhart in 1908 and faced burglary charges. board weighed his plea along with cases of Hinshaw, Juillan, Horn, Sumpter, Byers, Carson, Bloom and others awaiting clemency decisions.
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Thomas
Pardon Board
Steve Fucynski
D. C. Peyton
Indiana Reformatory
Gov
Marshall
Fucynski
South Bend
Gary
Elkhart
Grand Trunk
Frank S. Bilinski
John J. Engeldrum
Barry Scanlon
William E. Hinshaw
Winchester
F. M. Golsberry
Colfax
James O. JuUan
Clinton County
Lfe
Henry Horn
Gibson County
Starry Sumpter
Cass County
Reformatory
Simon Byers
Park County
Carl Carson
Randolph County
William Bloom
Boone County
Taft reviews political outlook with congress hopefuls
President Taft received confidential reports on Republican prospects in the forthcoming congressional elections. California insurgent challenger McKinley, Missouri Senator Warner, Pennsylvania Senator Penrose, and several U S representatives met before the cabinet. Archbishop Blanck and prison association delegates also called. A Sultan of Sulu attendant presented Taft with a gold and ivory kreese.
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Washington
Taft
McKinley
California
Congress
White House
Warner
Missouri
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Graham
Austin
Tennessee
Woodyard
West Virginia
Rothermel
Blanck
Louisiana
American Prison Association
International Prison Congress
Sulu
Taughnia Hedghi Tahir
Cooks Poison Whole Family in Rowayton Case
In Rowayton Connecticut Mr and Mrs Pierre Heritier were accused of placing arsenic in a barrel of flour and poisoning twelve people in the circle of W L Searles a wealthy manufacturer They were discharged as cooks in the household and had baked biscuit before all became ill The flour was tested after an anonymous letter urged Searles to examine it The couple were arrested in New York and proclaimed their innocence.
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Rowayton, Conn
Pierre Heritier
W. L. Searles
Romance on Beauty Avenue Ends in Rejected Bride
Luna of Beauty avenue, Miss Roberts aged 17, ends a planned romance with William Roberts after a Sunday quarrel that left her unwilling to marry. William, once intent on marriage, visits the Roberts home to reconcile but is met with defiance and threats of breach of promise. Neighbors call police as dispute escalates.
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Luna
Beauty Avenue
Miss Roberts
Trimpe
Rucker
William Roberts
Roberts
William
Gwendolyn
Skirts Blamed for Flight Mishap by Early Aviatrix
New York on September 28 Mrs Bessie Raiche New Yorks first woman aviator completed a neat 500 yard flight at Mineola. She blamed a recent fall on her skirts catching wind and causing the machine to collapse stating she will wear breeches in her aircraft going forward.
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New York
Bessie Raiche
Mineola
Raiche
Girl May Be In Ft Wayne Disappearance In Hillsdale
Hillsdale Michigan Sept 29 officers search for Pearl Hirsch sixteen adopted daughter of ex President Carl Hirsch of the American association of Greenhouse men and Hillsdale president. She vanished Wednesday night and her father says she may be in Fort Wayne with relatives.
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FT. Wayne
Hillsdale
Mich
Pearl Hirsch
Carl Hirsch
American Association of Greenhouse Men
Pioneer resident Laura Tuttle stricken with paralysis
Mrs Laura Tuttle a pioneer resident of Anderson Indiana was stricken with paralysis Wednesday night and is in a dying condition according to a special report from The Sun local desk.
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Anderson
Ind
Laura Tuttle
Three Demure Maids Bump Trustee Hard
Three demure maids from Cincinnati refused an engagement with a chorus company in Muncie Indiana over short skirts. They alleged the manager promised a car and 20 a week. They asked the trustee for 5 to return home, then claimed to be society girls and dodged giving names. The trustee kept the money and waited.
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Muncte
Ind
Cincinosti
Papa
Burns to Death Atoning for Sins
Jessie McCarthy 30, drenched a pile of paper in kerosene, lit it and knelt among the flames in a shed behind her home in St Louis. Fatally burned she cried out and neighbor Sam Hildebrand dragged her away and smothered the flames with a blanket. She said she did it for a religious purpose to have her sins forgiven. She died later in hospital.
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ST. Louis
Jessie McCarthy
Sam Hildebrand
Williams
Girl jumps to escape bullet in Philadelphia shooting
John Green a carpenter living near Oakview Delaware county is under arrest charged with shooting and killing his 13 month old son Earl and possibly wounding his wife. Eight of his nine children witnessed the incident. He then aimed at his 16 year old daughter Alice but she escaped by leaping from a third story window. He was captured fifteen minutes later along Darby Creek and held for a Thursday hearing after a supper quarrel sparked the shooting.
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Philadelphia
John Green
Oakvierw
Dela County
Earl
Green
Alice
Darby Cree
Fernwood
Rel
Confess as Victim's Body Goes to Grave
Grand Rapids Michigan September 29 mourners gathered to bury Martinus Landman a merchant when Clean Blood and Arthur Shellhorn were captured and confessed their crime. They were sentenced to life imprisonment, the swiftest punishment in Michigan and aimed to avert a threatened lynching of Blood. The Landman murder is marked as one of the most brutal in local criminal annals.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur Shellhorn
Martinus Landman
Michigan
Landman
Park suit expected soon against park commissioners
Property owners in the East park district protest high assessments and plan to petition the legislature. At a recent meeting they decided to gather signatures to present a petition asking that park taxes be fixed in the general levy.
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Board of Park Commissioners
East Park District
Pyramid Pile Cure Free Trial Offer Makes Bold Claims
An advertisement urges readers to request a free trial of Pyramid Pile Cure from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan. It promotes instant relief and permanent cure, claims wide store availability, and contrasts with surgery, urging readers to send for a no cost trial and also to buy the 50 cent package.
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Pyramid Drug Co
United States
Pyramid
Marshall
Mich
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