Warned by Sultan Led for Life
London October 7 One of the most exciting stories of escape from Constantinople is told by Zia Bey former chief of the sultans secret police now in a London hotel He fled after July 24 the sultan ordered him to Europe and he killed a man on Smyrna quay He reached Smyrna Marseilles and changed his name to Mr Gray He says the new regime is honest patriotic and will exile him for life
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London
Constantinople
Turkey
Zia Bey
Sultan
Secret Police
Europe
Smyrna
Marseilles
Mr. Gray
Porte
Yildiz
Zia Dey
Canada
Call of the Ministry
Jack McCall once a city roustabout and repeat offender now reforms and studies for the ministry in the public court scene.
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Call OF the Ministry
Jack McCall
Fifty Years a Blacksmith Endorses Pain Hall Liniment
Samuel R. Wortey of Hixburg Virginia, a blacksmith for over fifty years, praises Chamberlin’s Pain Hallm for relief from a lame back and rheumatism. He calls it the best liniment he ever used and notes it is for sale by W. H. Porter.
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Samuel R. Wortey
Hixburg
Chamberlnin
The County Chairman and Fighting Parson at the Nelson
Ade’s The County Chairman satirizes village life with witty, humane portraiture in Indiana settings. Also billed is Fighting Parson, praised for its rugged heroism and steadfast defense, showing at the Nelson with matinee and night performances on Saturday October 10.
Broadway Show Delights With Frey Trio and Comedy Acts
The Broadway theatre presents a big novelty program featuring the Frey Trio of Roman athletes in an entertaining wrestling display, Burkhart and Berry in the Mam ma's Baby sketch, Pollard the juggler with sharp comedy, and Miss Maud Chestnut singing Miss Phoebe Snow of Buffalo with illustrations. The Kinetoscope offers three comedy shorts. Crystal theatre manager Tom Ammons announces eight weeks of strong bookings and optimistic plans for continued success.
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Frey
Pollard
Maud Chestnut
Phoebe Snow
Buffalo
Jack” Ammons
Crystal Theatre
Hcuse
Ammons
the Crystal
Hardie
Tom
Crystal
Weill
Phantom Detective to Feature Hypnotism in Melodrama
The Phantom Detective is billed as a musical melodrama with hypnotism playing a key role. The cast lists thirty actors plus a chorus and the American Newsboys’ Quartette, with extensive electrical and mechanical effects. The production arrives at the Nelson on Thursday, October.
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Laura Leone
Phantom Detective
the Nelson
Mack Names The States
Norman E. Mack arriving in Chicago as Democratic campaign chief declared a strong eastern tide for Bryan and predicted nationwide victory if gains hold. He cited New York as Democratic, with New Jersey Rhode Island Maryland Delaware and Ohio also in the column, and Indiana safely Democratic. President Roosevelt's letters aided the Democrats.
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Chicago
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Associated Press
Mack
New York
Tryan
Empire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Maryland
Delaware
Ohio
Middle West
Indiana
Roosevelt
High School Football Opens Season in Kokomo Saturday
The local team travels to Kokomo for their first game of the season next Saturday. All players must meet eligibility rules by Friday evening or be barred from playing. Manager Les Allman arranged several games with association teams starting with this match in Kokomo.
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Kokomo
Lesie Allman
Indiana News Flashes Report Local Crises and Crimes
W A McBride of Southport elected Indiana Medical School senior class president. Three dyptheria deaths in Columbus raise epidemic fears. Richmond carriage maker R A Keihler arrested in New Castle as horse thief suspect. Mrs David Parker of Milton reports forty four chickens stolen in one night. George Macy Richmond saloonist fined for selling liquor on Sunday. Rey Jones of Indianapolis, seventeen, attempted suicide by shooting head. Infantry companies K L M return home from Ft Benjamin Harrison to Chicago. Traveling man Jacob Solomon fined eleven dollars for spitting on sidewalk in Indianapolis. Ohio River at Evansville so low boys play base ball on sandbars. Rush County horse show slated October 21 22 in Rushville. Andrew Golder of Indianapolis shoots Milton Dawson in a fight. James Watson speaks to five hundred DePauw students at Greencastle.
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W. A. McBride
Southport
Indiana Medical School
Columbus
R. A. Keihler
Richmond
New Castle
David Parker
Milton
George Macy
Rey Jones
Indianapolis
Rushville
Andrew Golder
Milton Dawson
James Watson
DePauw
Greencastle
Hotel for Rent in Logansport Broad Street Area
The Sutton hotel at 525 527 Broadway Logansport Indiana is for rent. The family hotel features a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information call or address Logansport Daily Reporter 525 Broadway Logansport Indiana.
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Broadway
Logansport
Ind
Hughes Praises Bryan Then Endorses Taft In Speech
Governor Hughes of New York lauds William Jennings Bryan for his service and defeats while sharply criticizing his ideas like limiting corporate manufacture to 50 percent. He endorses William Howard Taft, praising his honest, steady leadership across roles including judge and governor. He contrasts Bryan with Taft’s proven record and cautions against risky proposals.
Visit of Dr Hart to Rafon Sister in City
Dr. T. B. Hart of Rafon New Mexico was the guest of his sister Mrs. T. O. Watson in the city Monday.
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T. B. Hart
Rafon, N. M
T. O. Watson
South American nations plan modern navies in naval armament shift
London reports a semi official communication claiming Brazil Argentina Chile and Peru will build up to date battleships to patrol their seas. The piece notes jealousy of the United States and aims to avoid foreign interference with coordinated naval squadrons.
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London
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Peru
England
France
Germany
United States
Atlantic
Naval Commission
South America
Suffragettes Meet Defeat in New York Registration Bid
Fourteen New York suffragists visited registration booths on October 7 hoping to place their names on the city rolls. Registrar Peter L Finney insisted electors are male citizens. Julia Seaton Sears led the group, vowing to seek change in state law to align with the federal Constitution.
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New York
Julia Seaton Sears
New Thought Church and School
Little Squad
Peter L. Finney
Hitchcock to Reveal Why Taft Sherman Victory Certain
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican national committee said he would share information on his return from Chicago to show conclusively that Taft and Sherman would win. Speaker Cannon plans scheduling via state congressmen. Senator Guggenheim predicted Colorado would give at least a 10,900 vote majority for the GOP.
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New York
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Taft
Sherman
National Committee
Cannon
United States
Guggenheim
Colorado
Old Sailor Breaks Off Engagement Over Bossy Bride
Baltimore October 7. Sixty year old John W Wetterkamp of 1609 East Lombard street calls off plans to wed widow Mathilde Herman after she asserts control at home. He cites her insistence on rule both inside and outside the house and vows no wedding next Sunday.
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Baltimore
John W. Wetterkamp
Mathilde Herman
Flirting With Trouble Faces Anderson High Clubs
Anderson Indiana October 6. Faculty and students at Anderson High School face scrutiny as clubs, likely old fraternity groups under new names, are accused of activities prompting anti frat law talk. Girls and boys are involved and clubs including T. C. S. Girls' Club and the Twentieth Century Club may be banned pending school board meeting.
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Cid
Anderson
Ind
Anderson High School
Fire destroys home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barney in Vermont
Former residents of this city, the Barneys, suffered a major fire at C. N. Vilas’s farm near Alstead Vermont. Their house burned at night, destroying nearly all clothes and valuables. Insurance coverage totaled 1500 for the house and 5500 for goods.
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Arthur Barney
Vermont
C. N. Vilas
Alstead
Ray Pittinger Visits Kokomo This Sunday
Ray Pittinger of this city visited Kokomo on Sunday, signaling his planned appearance or event in the area following the prior visit.
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Ray Pittinger
Kokomo
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Nelson
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Burkhart
Berry
Mamma
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Hughes Thanks
St. Paul
Minn
Hughes
Mr. Bryan
M. Taft
Ment
Philippines
America
JOS. S. Bahr
Porter’s Cigar Store
Market Street
Porter’s
Mr. Wetterkamny
Herman
Gibson Gut
Goller Sanatorium
Harry WN
NT Fee ES
Colessees
Nelsor
Jifrey
Follard
Berry Miss Maude
Life Motion Pictures
Prige
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