Taft Labor Record Criticized By Judge Nelson
Judge Nelson, before labor men in the western court room, cited federal court records to charge Taft with supporting wage cuts for railroad workers to meet bond interest. He contrasted Ames v Union Pacific where wages were not reduced, stressing labor's preference for human over property rights. A. J. West outlined labor's ties to the campaign and Democratic affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Nelson
West Court
Taft
Nelson
Thomas
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railroad Company
Ames
Union Pacific
Woolson
Patt
White
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Organized Labor
A. J. West
Trades Assembly
Democratic Party
Boy Dies as a Real Hero in Fatal House Fire
In San Diego on October 20 eight year old Manuel Miller, son of Ken steamer mate Joseph Miller, rescued his mother from a gasoline stove blaze that engulfed the Miller home. He reentered the flames to search for her and perished, while Mrs. Miller later died from injuries after being rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Joseph Miller
Ken
Manuel
Com
Arrest of Bruce McDonald on Assault Warrant in Delphi
Bruce McDonald was arrested on a Delphi warrant charging assault and battery in Burrows. He was turned over to the Delphi marshal for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce McDonald
Delphi
Burrows
Ballots Printed for Cass County Election
Ballots for Cass County were completed last evening and handed to the county clerk for safekeeping. Commissioners D. D. Mikie and George W. Walters supervised the printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
D. D._Mikie
George W. Walters
Couple Weds in Chicago Surprise to Local Friends
Albert S. Coale a Panhandle machinist of 1138 High Street and Laura M. May widow of Charles May of 103 Cicott Street wed yesterday in Chicago. The ceremony was secret and the couple plan to return to Lafayette to reside. Coale is son of Vincent M. Coale of Lafayette and well regarded by Panhandle workers who plan a reception. May has two children from a former marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Coale
Panhandle
High Street
Laura M. May
Charles May
Cicott Street
Chicago
Coale
Vincent M. Coale
Lafayette
May
Sylvester Kerlin
Unearth Rare Elements From Carnotite Ore in Colorado
Washington reports carnottite found in Rio Blanco county Colorado as a source of rare elements uranium and vanadium with traces of radium. The mineral forms a yellow film on thin crusts at Blue mountains Yampa plateau creek area and tests reveal a copper selenite possibly the first in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colorado
Blue Mountains
Yampa Plateau
Creek
Rio Blanco County
Geological Survey
United States
Bank Investigation in Kentland Probes Local Bank Practices
A special grand jury in Kentland Newton county investigates Baldwin & Iorgue bank methods. Citizens fear promised deposits are short and settlement delays hinder action. While Baldwin may have denied full knowledge, the grand jury’s actions draw close scrutiny as Parker of Remington serves time for related acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Center
Kentland
Newton County
Baldwin & Iorgue Bank
Parker Bank
Remington
Peo
Paldwin
Grand Jury
Parker
Long Speaks Tonight in Lucerne After Two Talks
Dr Charlie H Good addressed a large Twelve Mile audience last evening and will speak in Lucerne tonight. Attorney B F Long will address the Trades Assembly this evening in the court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies H. Good
Twelve Mile
Lucerne
B. F. Long
Trades Assembly
Chorus to Sing at Hanly Meeting in Elks Hall
Herbert Stevens of this city is preparing a chorus of eighteen male voices for the Hanly meeting to be held Sunday in the Elks hall. There will be nine tenor and nine bass singers in the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stevens
Hanly
Elks' Hall
Runaway youths arrested here released by aunt and sent home
Alfred Carlston and Fred Johnson both eighteen from well to do families were arrested in the Panhandle yards while planning to go to Texas to duel Indians and bad men. Mrs. E. D. Bickford of Grand Rapids retrieved them from jail and took them home after confirming their identities with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carlston
Fred Johnson
Panhandle
E. D. Bickford
Grand Rapids
Mich
Carlston
Texas
Supreme Court denies Logansport sewer tax demand
The supreme court affirmed a sewer injunction ruling that Logansport cannot be assessed for the West Side sewer and has no right to levy taxes to pay the $67,491 assessment. The case arose from Dr. M. A. Jordan who sued to blocking city payment of the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Logansport
West Side
M. A. Jordan
Local Woman Honored Named Laws Chairman
Mrs. May Kessling of Linden Avenue, financial secretary of Logansport Lodge No. 2675, Knights and Ladies of Honor, has been appointed chairman on laws of the grand lodge. The appointment is a great honor and the lodge members are proud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Kessling
Linden Avenue
Logansport Lodge No
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Grand Lodge
Near Lodge
Election Night at The Daily Reporter Office
The Daily Reporter invites the public to observe election returns at the Reporter office. City county state and national results will be flashed first with reliable service and up to the minute updates. Everyone is welcome to see how the vote turned out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Reporter
Evryone
Fire Destroys Dining Car on Inspection Train at Bunker Hill
A fire on General Manager G L Peck's inspection train near Bunker Hill damaged the dining car and kitchen after overheating by a baker. Firefighters cut a large roof hole to reach the blaze, using water from stock pens before extinguishing the fire with Peck helping the bucket brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Peck
Bunker Hill
Peek
Cass County Election Costs Estimated at Four Thousand
County officials project a total election expense of about 4000 with 4500 budgeted by commissioners. Inspectors receive 2 per day for four days while sheriffs earn 1.50 for one day. Clerks are paid 2 per day for two days and feeding costs are included in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Hay rack injures 12 year old boy in Berkley street yard
Earl Easterday, twelve, was badly bruised when a hay rack toppled and pinned him in a Berkley street yard. Chalmer Werich and bystander Charles Brown helped. Dr. Windfield treated the injuries, and the boy had previously broken his shoulder weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Easterday
Chalmer Werich
Berkley Street
Easterday
Charles Brown
Dr. Windfield
Football Teams Ready For Fray At Royal Center
Two high school squads prepared for key games with Galveston and Royal Center. The first team, minus captain Frank McHale with a fractured collar bone, aimed to win on Royal Center’s field, while the second team, led by new captain, traveled for an official Royal Center debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Galveston High School
Roval Center
Frank McHale
Markle Hart
McHale
Harry Rea
Edwin Busjahn
Carter McDonald
Markle Hurt
John Parker
Royden Rea
Merritt Reed
Gould Knickerbocker
Elon Champe
Carl Wagner
Harry Routh
Royal Center
Edwin Shultz
Harold Price
Harry Heppe
Paul Davis
John Minneman
Jewels Fansler
Leo Smith
Edmundson Wilson
Paul Thomas
Richard Ryan
Walter Espy
Mintosh Back After Parole From Michigan City Prison
John McIntosh, paroled this week from the Michigan City prison where he served a life term for the 1887 shooting of Frank Pottmeyer, arrived home yesterday afternoon. He appeared pale and tired from the trip and received greetings from several old friends. He can walk with a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McIntosh
Michigan City
Frank Pottmeyer
Democrats to Hear Bryan in Peru Tomorrow
A large crowd of local Democrats will travel to Peru tomorrow at noon to hear Bryan. He arrives at 1 30 p m over the C C and L and will give a short speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Bryan
Three Train Victims Die After Concluded Injuries
Three people killed in yesterday’s rail incidents near Flora and Delphi are confirmed dead. Myrtle Kurtz of Delphi died after sustaining severed legs from the Wabash derailment that morning. The son of Frank Cunningham of Camden died last evening from injuries from Vandalia freight No. 68. The father had died earlier that morning, leaving a widowed mother and several children in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Kurtz
Delphi
Frank Cunningham
Camden
Kurtz
Crampton
Monon
Vandalia
Flora
Odorless Living: West End Appliances Ban Odoriferous Cooking
In St Louis, October 30, landlords in fashionable West End flats ban cooking of onions cabbage and other odoriferous vegetables in leases. Tenants must eat at restaurants or risk lease void. Agents say restrictions are for mutual tenant comfort. Developers propose smell proof walls to dodge issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louisans
West End
Wyatt Shallcross
Long Balloon Trip Planned Across the Continent
In Los Angeles two captains, A. E. Mueller and Horace B. Wild, prepare to launch the United States and America in a cross country balloon race. They have flown in St. Louis, Chicago, St. Paul and Columbus and claim possible world records. Each aviator offers a different coastal route toward Mexico and the Mississippi valley or toward Canada via the Salt Lake basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
A. E. Mueller
Horace B. Wild
United States
America
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Paul
Columbus
Mueller
San Diego County
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Capt. Wild
Salt Lake Basin
Canada
Couple J. E. Beckley and Wife in Clymers Wednesday
Operator J E Beckley and his wife spent Wednesday in Clymers visiting and running errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Beckley
Clymers
Federation of Women’s Clubs Elects Officers at Indiana Meeting
The State Federation of Women’s Clubs met in Indianapolis with the Mental Culture club of this city as a member though its delegate, Mrs J T McNary, could not attend. Delegates debated adopting Indiana as the federation title and urged reforms including more factory inspectors and a child labor age raise to sixteen. Next meeting is in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mental Culture Club
Indianapolis
J. T. McNary
Indiana
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Clio Club
Greenfield
Newton Rhue
Ada New
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Federation
Warsaw
W. 8S
William Conrad
Harriet Conlogue
Kendallville
N. T. Anderson
Greencastle
Misa Clementine Weisert
Vincennes
Sabra Ann Mralick
South Bend
Craigie G. Mitchell
Bedford
Tredourer
I. N. Taylor
Attorney Peck Sentenced to Three Years for Forgery in California
In Santa Anna, Superior Judge West ordered W. M. Peck of Los Angeles to three years at San Quentin for forging a fictitious name on a 500 dollar check. Peck wept as he described a strained life, blaming drinking and spendthrift associates for his downfall while asking mercy for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anna
Cal
West
W. M. Peck
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Peck
Balloon pilots may pass over city this evening
Carl Fisher of Indianapolis and G L Brumbaugh of Springfield Ill may pass over the city this evening in a large balloon. The gasbag holds 160000 cubic feet and will carry an automobile instead of a basket. The auto weighs 1500 pounds without passengers. Start was made at 2 this afternoon. return trip planned by car tied to balloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fisher
Indianapolis
G. L. Brumbaugh
Springfield
Ill
Promoters Eye Warmer Reception for Logans Frankfort Line
W. E. Moser of Frankfort and T. A. Franklin inspected the proposed Logans Frankfort traction route on Wednesday. Franklin, a Toledo and Western claim agent, praised the road and predicts another subsidy vote by Burlington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Moser
Frankfort
Logans
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Federation OF Women's Clubs
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