Charles J Hughes Jr Put Forward as Colorado Senator
Charles J Hughes Jr a longtime attorney for the Denver Street Railway and other public service firms is chosen as Henry M Tellier's successor in the US Senate. The Denver political machine led by Evans aims to install Hughes to advance corporate interests and ensure loyal stewardship of legislation and court appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Henry M. Tellier
United States Senate
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
Denver Street Railway Company
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Colorado
Dr. Hughes
Denver Tramway Company
William G. Evans
Evans
Hughes
Senate
Corporation Powers of
Smelter Trust
Colorado Southern
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Supreme Court
The
Gov
Ernor
Democratic
Simon Guggenheim
United States
New York
Googie
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Miss Rosa McAhan Discovers Herpicide Cure
Miss Rosa McAhan of 211 West Quartz Street Butte Mont reports Herpicide cleanses her scalp of dandruff stops hair loss and proves effective after trying many products. She endorses Herpicide as a germ destroyer and urges readers to ask their druggist and mail 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich. Two sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
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Rosa McAhan
West Quartz Street
Butte, Mont
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
H. C. Tritt
State News Flashes Outline Tragedy and Local Happenings
Albert B. Mead of Anderson was killed by an I A T car while returning from work. A new St John s Lutheran church in Richmond was dedicated with special services. Sherman Keller of Indianapolis was captured at Westville after shooting William Thornton of Richmond. Robbers stole 500 dollars in valuables from attorney Paul Comstock s home and 10 dollars plus 100 dollars in stamps from Jasper post office. George Myers, 86, of Oregon, visits the Studebakers in South Bend. Noblesville schools begin manual training. old settlers of Wabash county plan a Lincoln memorial log cabin. Mrs John Boland of Indianapolis died suddenly at her son s grave. Michael Banwich of South Bend was jailed 115 days for assaulting a Polish girl. Wabash Athletic Association football pursues a state independent championship. David Wright near Kokomo offered 5000 dollars for his ginseng crop. Floyd Wright of Evansville attacked his wife with a butcher knife, causing fatal wounds.
Bendix Plant Pushes Toward Terre Haute Location
The drive to raise 75000 continues with 7500 still needed as the Bendix automobile plant plans to employ 100 to 400 workers in the city and start by year’s end. Prominent subscribers include J. J. Burgman E J Lucvig Jacob Tussing Carl Kappel F A Dykeman Homer Closson and others.
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Bendix Automobile
Terre Haute Industrial Association
J. J. Burgman
E. J. Lucvig
Jacob Tussing
Carl Kappel
F. A. Dykeman
Homer Closson
F. H. Wipperman
Barney Zimmerman
A. McCulloch
J. F. Noland
BE. H. Grace
John E Barnes
James L. Gilbert
John S. Larry
William H. Sdider
A. J. Zanger
Baker Bros
F. E. Noel
John M. Elmire
F. M. Murry
Gompers Scolds Rankin on Indiana Campaign
Samuel Gompers canvassed Indiana for the Democratic ticket with stops in Anderson Alexandria Marion Bluffton Montpelier Hartford City Muncie and Richmond. At Hymera he publicly challenged A Rankin to reveal who funds his anti Gompers speeches while defending labor funding from Workingmen of Indiana and his own AFL pay.
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Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Indiana
Anderson
Alexandria
Marion
Bluffton
Montpelier
Hartford City
Muncie
Richmond
Terre Haute
James E. Watson
Mr. Watson
Greencastle
Brazil
Hymera
A. C. Rankin
Pittsburg
J. J. Keegan
Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Rankin
Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Keegan
Sullivan
Taft Seen Winning by Wide Electoral Margin in Straw Vote
A Life magazine straw poll of 15 000 subscribers claims Taft will secure 298 electoral votes to Bryan 161. New York appears solid for Taft while Ohio Indiana are Taft favorites, Nebraska doubtful. The article asserts independence votes favor Taft, with state by state rationales.
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Bryan
Life
Union
Edward E. Higgins
Arti
New York State
Taft
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Summers Arrested Over Desertion Charge
Galvin Summers, a conductor on the Wabash Valley traction line, was arrested at Bluffton on a desertion charge. He formerly resided here and left, stopping his account at the grocery. Mrs. Summers was left without means.
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Galvin Summers
Wabash Valley Traction
Bluffton
Summers
Store Door Open At Schwalm Implements Store
Night Watchman Wecht found the front door of W. B. Schwalm's implement store in the Odd Fellows' building open last evening after a previous round found it locked. Schwalm was notified and the place was secured again.
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Wecht
W. B. Schwalm
New
Odd Fellows
Schwalm
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets in Greentown
The district society of Methodist churches will convene in Greentown next Thursday with Mrs. Herbert A. Brown as recording secretary. Mrs. J C White will lecture on The Nearer and Farther East. T Bond and family plan to move to Kansas to farm. Mr Bond, formerly with Rubbertex, traveled to Chicago while Mrs Bond stays briefly.
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Mendel
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Churches of
Greentown
Herbert A. Brown
J.C. White
Bond
Kansas
Bhertex Plant
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Butte
Albert B. Mead
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Indianapolis
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Westville
Paul Comstock
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J. M. Studebaker, Sr
South Bend
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Wabash Athletic Association
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Kokomo
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