Labor clash over Taft decisions at west court room
Benjamin Fi Long spoke to labor men in the west court room at night defending Taft injunctions. He argued Taft aimed to keep a railroad operating so workers could earn, contrasting Judge Nelson who said wages were cut to pay bond interest. Long criticized Samuel Gompers for politics and cited a magazine claim that trusts are right and injunctions would be revised. Attendance was large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Fi Long
Trades Assembly
West Court
John C. Nelson
Nelson
Taft
Thomas
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway
Neieahae
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Republican Party
Elks Plan Election Returns Night With Special Wire
The Elks schedule an entertainment for next Tuesday evening to receive election returns on a long distance telephone line from the second floor and on a telegraph wire on the third floor. The wire, donated by Wiser Wise Dry Goods, will be operated by a dedicated attendant. Each attending Elk may bring three extra tickets and may bring three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiser & Wise Dry Goods Company
Pickpockets Caught on Film at Taft Special Crowd
Marion man Bert Grant photographed a crowd awaiting the Taft special and captured pickpockets in the act. The image may help police identify the men with light fingers.
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Bert Grant
Marion
New Books At The Victary
Two new books arrive at the Victary. One covers Christian Science with much on Mary Baker Eddy. The other presents The History of the Langobards.
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Mary Baker Edy
Langobards
Gates Missing in East End After Night of Activity
Police report few depredations in the East End last evening with gates removed and weak fences brought down. Officers remained alert as the area experienced stray vandalism with some property damage but no major incidents reported.
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East End
Casket Relics Unearthed at St Johns Cemetery
Semvyel Smith was ordered to dig up his aunt's grave from 1870. He found only jewelry, casket handles, and a few bones left after the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Cemetery
Semvyel Smith
Halloween Night Warns Boys to Celebrate, Not Destruct
police urge youths to enjoy Halloween without vandalism as youngsters prepare cabbage patch raids, taped-tin shrieks, trip-wires, and jack o lanterns while warning to avoid destructive acts tonight urged to be lively but not destructive by authorities
Notice to stockholders Bendix Automobile directors meeting
All subscribers to stock in the Bendix Automobile company are requested to meet in the city council chambers at 7 30 o clock p m Saturday evening October 31 1908 for the purpose of electing two directors to serve one year on the board of directors of the Bendix Automobile company Logansport Indiana By Committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benadxi Automobile Company
Bendix Automobile Company
Logansport
Indiana
Clary Wins Second Prize in Right-of-Way Award
Patrick Clary, supervisor of the Chicago division of the Panhandle, between this city and Winamac, earned $50 for maintaining his right of way. General Manager G L Peck awarded the prize during a recent tour. H Rice, supervisor of the Indianapolis division between St Paris and Columbus, Ohio, won first prize of $100.
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Patrick Clary
Chicago
Panhandle
Winamac
G. L. Peck
H. Rice
Indianapolis
St. Paris
Columbus
Ciary
Woman Mission Day Preacher Anna Atwater to Speak
Mrs. Anna Atwater state president of the Christian Women's Board of Missions arrives this evening to occupy the pulpit at Ninth Street Christian Church tomorrow morning. The day is set aside as mission day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Atwater
Christian Women's Board of Missions
Ninth Street Christian Church
Mission
LA C Football Team to Play Galveston Athletic Here Sunday
The L. A. C. football team faces Galveston Athletic in a Sunday afternoon match. A strong game is anticipated as many former stars return to the field for this league clash.
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Galveston
City Fire Units to Rewire for Safety Upgrade
The Carter city electric inspector ordered all fire engine houses rewired. The current wiring dates from construction and is deemed dangerous, prompting the upgrade to meet safety standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Electric Light
Five Divorces Filed in October Record Low
There were only five divorce cases filed during October, a record for small numbers. In total twenty three cases were filed, of which three were injunctions.
Beveridge Dill Returns Home From Northwestern for Election
Beveridge Dill, a Northwestern University student, has returned home to participate in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Beveridge Dill
Northwestern University
Hanly Arrival Denounced as Nonpolitical Address
Dr. J Z Powell and several signers deny a report that Governor Hanly came to speak under Republican party auspices. They state he offers only a temperance address and refuses involvement in politics, defending him as a force for righteousness in the Anti-Saloon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Powell
Hanly
Frank Hanly
Republican County Central Committee
Anti-Saioon League
League For Righteous
Election returns coverage at The Daily Reporter office
The Daily Reporter urges readers to visit the office for first and fastest election returns. City county state and national results will be flashed as they come in, promising prompt updates and timely news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Reporter
Phe
Governor Hanry to Speak at Elks Hall Sunday
J Frank Hanry the governor of Indiana will speak Sunday at 2 pm at the Elks hall the event billed as a temperance lecture by Dr J Z Powell though critics say it is a political address Admission is free and doors open at 1 pm to handle anticipated crowds with copies of a Magne signing at the top of the article
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Hanry
Indiana
Elks’ Hall
Republican Committee
Anti-Saloon League
The
Magne
J. Z. Powell
Hanly
North Side forms literary club for biweekly meetings
A group of North Side youths has organized The North Side Literary Club. They will meet every other Friday at members’ homes to read fiction and discuss current events. Members listed include E H Wagoner Joseph Martin John Piddleston Charles Oberlin Alvin Esterday Edward Zimmerman Emma Fouts Zoe Bates and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
E. H. Wagoner
Joseph Martin
John Piddleston
Charles Oberlin
Alvin Esterday
Edward Zimmerman
Emma Fouts
Zoe Bates
Walter Tarver
Charles Deddieston
Emma Johnson
Carrie Martin
Ruth Martin
Anna Gall
Bertha Ludwig
Dosie Webb
Rosa Wolf
Bertha Oberlin
Lottie Oberlin
Bright Duddieston
Bessie Duddieston
Man Held Over Insanity Trial After Violent Spells
W H Newman of the South Side was jailed after creating a rough house. His wife sought insanity proceedings in Judge E B Graves's court. A commission found him violent only when intoxicated, recommending no asylum commitment and directing jail detention during violent spells. saloonkeepers to be warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Newman
South Side
E. B. Graves
Matthews
Newman
Remonstrance Filed Against Saloon Licenses in Jackson
A remonstrance against granting liquor licenses for saloons in Jackson township was filed with the county auditor this morning. The move aims to keep Galveston dry for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Galveston
Halloween Socials Add Lively Beat To City
The Reporter plans to feature tonight's Halloween parties dances and social functions in Monday's issue. Call the office with details or send the facts to be collected for publication.
Local jurors drawn for November circuit court term
Jurors chosen today include two for the grand jury and two for the petit jury. The petit panel lists James E. Rubolth and others from Miami, Washington, Tipton, Jefferson, and surrounding townships. Grand jurors named are William P. Martin, James Chidester, C. D. Beck, Samuel A. Michaels, John Cline, and Jos eph Hogentogler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Rubolth
Miami Township
George McManus
Washington
William Livingston
Eel
Isaac Helvie
Tipton
John Hines, Jr
Clinton
Conrad Spitznogle
Oscar Wilson
George Frushour
Harrison
W. A. Guy
George W. Calaway
Jefferson
William A. Hopper
Charles English
Clay
Rudolph Berndt
Frank M. Gray
Fred C. Fidler
Deer Creek
Willie Win
Delphi City Council Enforces Alcohol Policy on Street Work
Delphi city council contract requires the contractor to discharge and prosecute any workman found intoxicated on duty during street improvements. The clause aims to ensure safe, efficient labor during the project.
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City Council of
Delphi
Radish Reaches Four and Half Pound Weight in Indiana
Bruce McConnell of Oakland City Indiana grows a radish measuring nineteen inches in length and weighing four and a half pounds. The unusual harvest was reported October 31.
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Oakland City
Ind
Bruce McConnell
Local Delta Tau Delta members host city girls at college party
Misses Wilhelmina Hoffman Grace Wilkinson Nina Shaffer and Margaret Brookmeyer attend a Delta Tau Delta house party in Lafayette. They witnessed the DePauw Purdue football game this afternoon and will see the play The College Kiddo this evening. Local boys in the fraternity include George Hoffman Arthur Donaldson and Robert Justice.
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Wilhelmina Hoffman
Grace Wilkinson
Nina Shaffer
Margaret Brookmeyer
Delta Tau Delta
Lafayette
DePauw
Purdue
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
George Hoffman
Arthur Donaldson
Robert Justice
Births Exceed Deaths In City And County This Month
Health officials report births outnumber deaths this past month by seventeen in the county and city. County deaths total thirteen with twenty-five births, while city figures show twenty deaths and twenty-five births. Several twins born, two infant deaths, and no contagious disease in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shultz
Longcliff
W. A. Holloway
City Health Board
W. W. Hopkins
Deer Creek Township
A. E. Snell
Seventeenth Street
Factory Site Chosen for Logansport Plant
Logansport Land and Improvement company members met in the council chamber with Vincent Bendix to select a factory site. The plant будет sit in the middle of the company land, eighty feet from the street. The first building 400 by 50 feet will start immediately. Carl Horn draws the plans. The factory to operate soon after year’s start. A stockholders meeting is set for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport Land and Improvement Company
Vincent Bendix
Carl Horn
Ladies at Helm Named KC Fall Committee
The Knights of Columbus Ladies selected a committee for fall entertainments headed by Mrs. Thomas Welch and others. The first social is planned for next Tuesday at 2 30 PM in the K of C hall with many members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Welch
Frank Murphy
Andy Welch
John Brennan
John Voran
George Mulcahey
Marie Floyd
Mary Wallace
Josephine Keller
Kathryn Rothamel
Holtzman to Speak at Elks Hall Monday Afternoon
John W. Holtzman former mayor of Indianapolis will speak at the Elks' hall Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Chairman Frank V. Guthrie changed the meeting from Sunday night to Monday due to objection to Sunday political meetings. Holtzman will respond to Governor Hanly who spoke Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis
Elks’ Hall
Frank V. Guthrie
Holtzman
Governor Hanly
Blisses visit Purdue for Purdu-DePauw football game
Mr and Mrs George Bliss travel to Purdue to visit their son Harold a Purdue student and to attend the Purdue DePauw football game They will return this evening Harold and Miss Tedda Gagan accompany them for the weekend stay
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George Bliss
Purdue
Harold
Purdue-DePauw
Tedda Gagan
Panhandle officials order fire protection improvements
Panhandle officials order new fire protection steps as carpenters build reels holding fifty feet of hose for yard master’s office and south yards, ready for deployment.
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Panhandle
Charles Ahern Returns to Danville for Election
Charles Ahern of Danville Illinois has returned to town to participate in the election process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ahern
Danville, Ill
Halloween Parties Light Up Town With Masks and Dances
A flurry of Hallowe'en events fills the evening as social groups, churches, clubs, and families host masked balls, dances, and parties. Notables include Prof Galloway's annual dance with music by Morehart and Denbo and gatherings at Longcliff, Market Street M E Church, and the German Lutheran church.
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Galloway
Morehart & Denbo
Longcliff
Hallowe’en
Abbie Dunn
George Fahnestock
Broadway
Market Street M. E. Church
Lottie Johnson
May Maple
Pythian Sisters
Elmer Vance
Ninth Street Christian Church
Walther League
East End
William Collet
East High Street
Collett
Buchanan
Mesdames
L.L. Truman
William Parks
W. A. Holloway
Fred Taft
Bert Smyser
Phil Kaup
Samuel Fisher
Ella Misner
John Wilson
Dora Moore
James Powlen
1810
High Street
B. of
L. EE
Powlen
Mesdames Bruce Tde
Howard Johnson
J. K. Baird
Edward Manes
Country Club
Nathaniel Bell
Twenty-first
Market Streets
Hazel Cart
Spearstreet
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Ben Hur
Lodge
Florence Murphy
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ELKS
NEW Books
Hallowe
Hallowe'en
Bendix Auto
Clary
Neved Ilaughing
Loeb
Ness
Henry F. Whitmyer
Joan H. Stephens
T. E. Brumbaugh
D.C. Hubbs
A. A. Mainwaring
Barton B. Bigler
NEW Literary Club
Paiqon
Commission
Remonstrance
Pick Factory
Ladies AT Helm
Wyt AL Dartico
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