Marshall's Democratic keynote speech in Richmond
Excerpts from Thomas R. Marshall's keynote at the Eleventh district convention in Richmond outline his view of law, liberty, capital, and governance. He argues for constitutional administration, court trials over executive action, cautious tariff policy, primary reform to curb special interests, and state versus federal powers, critique of imperialism and party platforms.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Logansport
Richmond
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Bryan
Duke of Wellington
Congress
Will Tour West With City National Teller
Harry Shideler a City National bank receiving teller left yesterday for a two months trip through the west He will visit John Kuhns formerly of the City National bank now employed at a Seattle Washington bank
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Harry Shideler
City National Bank
West
John Kuhns
Seattle
Washington
Memorial Day Address by Local Pastor for Knights of Pythias
Rev. Alfred A. Mainwaring of the Baptist church will deliver the memorial day address for the Knights of Pythias at Young America next Sunday afternoon.
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Alfred A. Mainwaring
The
Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias
Young America
Plunge From Veranda Sends Teenager to Safety
Fern Wedekind sixteen daughter of Patrolman Eugene Wedekind leaned over a second story porch banister on Sixth and High streets the railing gave way she fell outward but landed in a grape arbor shielding ground below. She suffered a deep forehead cut five stitches bruises and no internal injuries according to Dr Joseph Rubsam she will recover.
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Fern Wedekind
Eugene Wedekind
Joseph Rubsam
Y M C A Golden Thought at Chicago Jubilee
John V Farewell Jr urged that the YMCA focus on touching hearts and minds of young men for God's service. The Logansport site fundraiser aims for 10000 dollars with about 2000 secured and directors meeting in A G Jenkins's office expressing optimism.
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Chicago
John V. Farewell, Jr
Logansport
A. G. Jenkines
Cotterman Habeas Hearing Aims at Bail Release
Robert H. Cotterman, jailed on a first degree murder indictment for the May 11 Galveston homicide near Lincoln, seeks bail. The circuit court hearing before Judge John S. Larry is expected to favor bail as coroner verdicts and prosecutor findings questioned the grand jury indictment.
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Robert H. Cotterman
Cass County
Cotterman
James T. Brown
Galveston
Lincoln
John S. Larry
George D. Miller
George A. Custer
Mrs B E Hillis Guest of Friends in Columbia City
Mrs B E Hillis is the guest of friends in Columbia City and vicinity during her visit.
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B. E. Hillis
Friends
Columbia City
Prune Prices Discussed Across Loganport Boarding Homes
Logansport boarders discuss the anticipated prune price rise with dramatic disbelief and humorous complaints. Residents blame the prune trust for shrinking portions and note new uses for prunes while others claim higher costs to prepare and transport fruit from California.
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Logansport
California
Dyspepsia
Prune Trust
Ammons Talks Politics at Crystal Theatre
John H. Ammons, owner of the Crystal theatre, visits the city and discusses his 22 years in the business. He expects the presidential election and moral wave to dampen box office next winter and predicts many new congressmen, especially from Indiana, will learn Washington is larger than their ambitions. He believes a two year downturn precedes a recovery.
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John H. Ammons
Crystal Theatre
Mr. Ammons
Will
Ammons
Indiana
Washington
Uncle Sam
History of the Elks Tracing Its Jolly Cork Origins in New York
The article notes a state Elks convention in Indianapolis with a lively program. It recounts the order’s start as the Jolly Corks of Elkdom in New York, listing early members and contributors such as William Lloyd Bowron George W. Thompson Thomas Gratton Riggs and Henry P. O Neil. It highlights efforts by Tony Pastor George J. Green Joseph E. Jackson Joseph M. Norcross Gus Williams Hugo P. O Neil Charles T. White Fernando Pastor Elmer J. Post Charles T. Shattuck and Arthur C. Moreland in founding and expanding the lodge.
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Indianapolis
Logansport
New York
William Lloyd Bowron
George W. Thompson
Thompson
George PF. McDonald
Thomas Gratton Riggs
William Sheppard
Tony Pastor
Order
George J. Green
Joseph E. Jackson
Joseph M. Norcross
Gus Williams
the Elks
West
Hugo P. O'Neil
Charles T. White
Fernando Pastor
Elmer J
Freshmen Victory Sparks Tin Class Flag Battle
A hand to hand clash at the local high school ends with freshmen defending the 1911 flag as sophomores attempt to tear it down. Police were alerted by a hidden witness and the assailants fled, while the flag remained hoisted for another day of confrontation.
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Fred McKinzie
Broadway
MecKinzie
Fisherman Netted Fifty Frogs After Night Hunt
Jesse Barren, famed fisherman, caught nearly fifty frogs Tuesday night weighing a pound or more each. He arrived in town with twenty four frogs packed in a twenty five pound flour sack that was full. His friends feasted on fried frogs last night.
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Jesse Barren
Editors Convene in Logansport For Annual Meeting
Northern Indiana Editorial association with about 150 members and families arrives for a two day session. Logansport hosts include Library hall business meetings Murdock hotel Elks band M C A Junior orchestra street car tour Nelson theatre vaudeville luncheon at Lonz cliff and Country club entertainment by auto club rides and interurban transport.
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Logansport
Library Hall
Murdock Hotel
Elks” Band
Country Club
Webb Convicted of Murder in Second Degree
Frank Webb was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Sheriff Oglesby and faces life plus ten to twenty years after death. The jury’s verdict came after a long, contentious trial in Pulaski County, with debate over responsibility and legal doctrine. The trial drew heavy costs for taxpayers and drew public scrutiny of Panhandle Railroad Company involvement. Webb’s sister funded his defense, drawing sympathy but no pardon.
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Webb
Frank Webb
Oglesby
Winamac
Patrick Shea
Pulaski County
Marsh
Burnettsville
Paphardie Railroad Company
Logansport
Panhandle Company
Smith
Studebaker
South Bend
The
Panhandle
City urged to adopt headlights glare ordinance
The city should pass an ordinance requiring traction companies to blind headlights on cars entering and leaving the city. Kokomo and Tipton have similar rules. interurban search lights blind drivers, and horses fear approaching them.
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Kokomo
Tipton
Saloon Licenses Filed by Dunkirk Establishments
Three Dunkirk saloonists took out licenses yesterday and more are expected this week. One saloon has quit business in that district. Licensees include Salvatore D. Genova Barney Castald and Charles Clovis.
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Dunkirk
Salvatore D. Genova
Barney Castald
Charles Clovis
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