Indiana 15 Hot Battlegrounds in Campaign Slugfest
Indiana braces for a week of fevered campaigning as Republicans and Democrats wage a statewide speech blitz. A flotilla of interurban trains will carry Kern Marshall Bryan Beveridge Watson to towns from Union City to Gary, ending with a massive Indianapolis rally Saturday night.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Bryan
Indiana
Union City
Mimefe
Anderson
Marion
Bluffton
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Pikhart
Laporte
Gary
Chicago
Beveridge
James E. Watson
Watson
Republican State Committee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Evansville
Logansport Saloon Keeper Denies Dem Campaign Fund Charge
E L Pomeroy a third street saloon keeper denies a morning paper claim that every saloonist in Logansport contributed 50 to the Democratic state committee. He calls the report a baseless lie and says the local liquor dealers association has not met in five months. He notes saloonkeepers may vote Democratic if such tactics persist. Life Long Republican.
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E. L. Pomeroy
Third Street
Logansport
Marshall
Pomeroy
Democratic State Committee
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Prohibitionist Speakers Tour Indiana Counties
Hon. A. L. Kirkpatrick of Kokomo addresses Galveston Climers Jefferson township Washington township and Royal Center in a county tour. Hon. T. E. Ballard, Indiana attorney general candidate, addresses Galveston and Hoovers on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Galveston
Climers
Jefferson Township
Tomorow
Washington Township
Royal Center
T. E. Ballard
Indiana
Hoovers
Kirkpatrick Speaks on Prohibition at Galveston
Hon A B Kirkpatrick of Kokomo addressed a fair sized Galveston audience Wednesday night on prohibition. The Logansport Prohibition club quartet sang and Will Ball performed a solo. Kirkpatrick also sang last night at Clymers.
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A. B. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Galveston
Kirkpatrick
Logansport
Prohibition Club
Will Ball
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Clymers
Hose ball stars to play in Kokomo Sunday
Ed Wise and Charles Carroll two hose ball players from this city will travel to Kokomo Sunday to compete with the Sharpsville team against Kokomo voyS.
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Ed Wise
Charles Carroll
Kokomo
Sharpsville
Kokomo Voys
Hand-in-Hand Circle Holds Birthday Supper
After a business meeting the Hand-in-Hand circle gathered yesterday at 308 Burlington Avenue for a birthday supper honoring Mesdames Suters Calvert and Young. Each member received a dozen glass tumblers and a group photo was taken.
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H. N. Suters
Purlington Avenue
Mesdames Suters, Calvert and Young
Doc O Leary Plans to Ditch Cars After Repeated Breakdowns
Dr. F T O Leary complains about persistent auto trouble after buying a new machine this spring. After a rear axle fracture and a second axle snap near Twelfth and Broadway the vehicle was hauled to a garage. He vows to keep trying one more axle, then switch to horse and buggy.
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F. T. O'Leary
Doc
Twelfth and
Broadway
O’leary
O'Leary
Prohibition Club Hosts Mrs Neff Recitation Evening
The Prohibition club meets this evening at Coles street with Mr and Mrs Smith in attendance Mrs Flora T Neff will give a recitation and Rev J H Craig will deliver the address A musical program has been arranged for the event.
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Prohibition Club
Hanly to Speak in Logansport on Sunday
Governor J Frank Hanly a major political figure visits Logansport a week from Sunday to address the public in the Elks hall. He speaks under Anti Saloon League auspices on the eve of election and is expected to attack the Democratic party as he promotes his senate ambitions.
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J. Frank Hanly
Logansport
Elks’ Hall
Republican State
Anti-Saloon League
Hanly
States Senate
Delegates Return From State Sun Council Meeting
Local Red Men report a successful convention in Indianapolis with Charles A. Shaff serving as reading clerk. Delegates from the lodge and auxiliaries include William Dunklie Harry Bell William Feidler Harry King John Gangloff and several officers and members named in the readout.
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State Sun Council
Indianapolis
Charles A. Shaff
William Dunklie
Harry Bell
William Feidler
Harry King
John Gangloff
Addie Cook
Alice Grubbs
Ed White
Nancy Wright
Sarah Haney
Etta Griffin
Dalrymple
Honeymooners Return After City Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry Newhoff of Chicago returned home this afternoon after spending their honeymoon in the city They were guests of Sister Regemia Sister Superior at St Joseph hospital sister of Mr Newhoff Yesterday the couple with Mrs C F Hammontree visited friends in Lafayette
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Henry Newhoff
Chicago
Regemia
St. Joseph Hospital
Newhoff
C. F. Hammontree
Lafayette
Second crop potatoes exhibit by John Shaff
John Shaff displays potatoes from a second crop this year grown from seed potatoes of the first crop.
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John Shaff
Lintner Divorce Leads to Quick Second Marriage Plan
Mrs Elia Lintner of this city was granted a divorce from Charles Lintner for desertion at 11 this morning. She then obtained a license to wed Henry Frederick at 1 this afternoon and is to marry him tonight at 8 at the bride’s home with Rev H E Stuehm officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Lintner
Ella Lintner
Charles Lintner
Lintner
Lad Struck By Chain At School Faces Lockjaw
Cornelius Coughlin, 13, son of Mrs. Ella Coughlin of 114 Helm Street, was struck by a chain at the Routh packing house west of the school during the first day. He developed lockjaw and remains in critical condition. Dr. B C Stevens calls it a mild case and expects cure with sera. a man named Johnson who tried to catch a pig with the chain may be arrested.
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Cornelius Coughlin
Ella Coughlin
Helm Street
Routh
Johnson
B. C. Stevens
Judge Nelson and JenKines Speak at Lucerne Meeting
Judge John C. Nelson and B. C. Jen kines addressed an audience in Lucerne last night focusing on local issues. The remarks highlighted upcoming municipal matters and community concerns discussed with residents.
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John C. Nelson
B. C. Jenkines
Lucerne
American to Take Straw Vote Hearst Seeks Local Vote
Hearst prepares a straw vote asking local residents how they will vote on national issues. The effort seeks to gauge public sentiment and influence potential political alignment.
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Hearst
Straw Vote Planned by Hearst Paper in Logansport
A Hearst Chicago American correspondent will distribute 140 cards to independent voters at Fourth and Broadway to gauge support for Taft and Bryan for president and Marshall and Watson for Indiana governor. Voters are asked to reveal their choice in a straw poll, with care to avoid biased planting to sway independent voters.
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Hearst
Chicago
Vass County
Doctors Elect Officers at Eleventh District Meeting
Local physicians who attended the Eleventh District Medical association convention in Wabash report a fine meeting and banquet. Officers elected include President Dr. John Spooner of Peru and secretary-treasurer Dr. Morris H. Kreb of Huntington. Vice presidents are the county society presidents: Dr. H. B. Hill Logansport Dr. C. M. Kennedy Camden Dr. D. A. Halliday Fairmount Dr. E. H. Griswold Peru Dr. T. B. Morgan Huntington Dr. S. W. Smith Wabash and Dr. W. Z. Didlake Monticello.
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Eleventh District Medical Association
Wabash
John Spooner
Peru
Morris H. Kreb
Huntington
Folows
H. B. Hill
Logansport
C. M. Kennedy
Camden
D. A. Halliday
Fairmount
E. H. Griswold
T. B. Morgan
S. W. Smith
W. Z. Didlake
Monticello
T. P. A. Meeting Opens Season In Bridge City
The T. P. A. Post F will hold its first season meeting at the Bridge City Candy Company offices this evening. Smokers for the winter will be arranged and a dance will probably be given.
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Bridge City Candy Company
Taft Parade Draws Loganport Crowds in Marion
A large Panhandle train delegation of 108 Republicans led by Mayor George P. McKee traveled to Marion for Taft's celebration. Taft spoke at the parade conclusion as thousands gathered, with trains and local lines crowded and over a hundred locals attending the event.
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George P. McKee
Panhandle
Marion
William H. Taf
Taft
Elventh
Frederick K. Landis
Forgot to Advertise Leaves Onward Republicans Meeting Empty
The Onward Republicans planned a meeting but no turnout occurred as no advertisement reached the public. Attendee L. J. Burge Deputy Postmaster Frank Amos and S. B. Boyer traveled by car to the town to speak but found no crowd and no hall reserved.
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Onward
L. J. Burge
Frank Amos
S. B. Boyer
Panhandle shops cut down hours amid October funding gap
Families tied to Panhandle shops face five hour days for the rest of October as the October appropriation is exhausted, with a ten hour schedule to resume November 2. Workers hope for full month pay to cover coal, vegetables, and winter clothing as railroads look for post election business upturn.
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Panhandle
Conductor Called Back by Illness Near Anoka
Charles Snider Panhandle freight conductor was summoned to his father’s home near Anoka due to serious illness. He was at Bradford at notification and had to dead head back. another conductor took charge of his train.
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Charles Snider
Panhandle
Anoka
Snider
Bradford
Rochester Manager William Scott Visits City on Business
William Scott of Rochester, manager of the Manitou Manufacturing Company, is in the city on business.
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William Scott
Rochester
Manitou Manufacturing Company
Health officer warns of diphtheria epidemics and prevention
Hollo way city health officer warns that diphtheria is epidemic in several areas with fatalities. He urges mothers to avoid crowds, watch for sore throats, seek early doctor advice, and treat exposed children with immunizing antitoxin promptly.
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Pr. Holloway
English girl sent back to England after New York visit
Miss Ray Bucey an English girl who claimed a courtly presentation in London last season was sent home to England on the Mauretania. She arrived Friday with plenty of money and jewelry, while J H Alport, detained after a cable from his father, faces government decision.
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New York
Ray Bucey
Edward
England
Mauretania
Misa Bucey
J. H. Alport
Alport
Big Black Bass Caught In Hig Miami River
Lawrenceburg Indiana reports a fishing party led by City Treasurer Isadore L Harry returning with the season s finest catch. He landed an eight and three quarter pound smallmouth black bass measuring twenty eight inches long the heaviest hook and line catch in the area this season.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Miami
Ohio
Isadore L. Harry
Harry
Football Sunday at Spencer Park features L A C vs Lafayette Victors
The L A C football team will line up next Sunday at Spencer Park against the Lafayette Victors, a strong independent team. Some changes to the local line-up are planned to prevent another tie game.
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Spencer Park
Lafayette Victors
Wagon Upset Near Wheeling Hurts One Child
A wagon carrying fifteen school children overturned Wednesday near Wheeling. One child sustained a fractured arm and collarbone while the others escaped injury.
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Wheeling
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John W. Kern
Mrs. Neff
Hilee
Hild
Amsterdam
Hans Kartoffedschnitz
Hilda W Heinegeboobeler
Han'y
Henry Frederick
Luckian
Fourth and Broadway
T. P. A. Meeting
Holloway
Edward’s Court
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