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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
1
Taft in Ipswich Hosts Judiciary Dinner Aides Court Talks
President Taft visited Ipswich after a game at Myopia and attended a judiciary gathering hosted by Charles P. Searles with Oliver Wendell Holmes and other federal judges present. Rumors list Lloyd W. Bowers as a possible associate justice while nominations may be sent to the Senate in October. The president planned to lay the Beverly Y M C A cornerstone the next afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Hughes
Supreme Court
Senate
Sherman visits Missouri zinc mine amid heated campaign
Vice President Sherman tours Missouri and Oklahoma for the Republican campaign. In Joplin he visits the American Lead and Zinc Company plant and, after a breakfast rally, speaks to about 100 miners at Webb City and Prosperity, urging support for his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Jasper County
Sherman
Missouri
Oklahoma
American Lead and Zinc Company
Utica
Webb City
Carterville
Prosperity
Lead and Zinc ‘Company
Aioe
Rioting Tensions Rise as Locals Identify Suspect in Lynch Threats
Four state militia units guard Huntington West Virginia after rioters threaten lynching. Thomas Wayne and Charles Clyburn, accused in murder, are central figures. John Ailiff of Hinton, husband of the murdered woman, identified Wayne as the guilty party. News was suppressed to curb mob violence. Clyburn faces murder charges in the Withrow railroad foreman case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Charles Clyburn
Harry Withrow
Strip J. C. cars of equipment in daily robberies
Daily robberies target J. C. vehicles to strip equipment. Police report ongoing thefts escalating in scale with multiple incidents observed across the city. Investigators urge vigilance and note recovered items and descriptions of suspect vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
Railroad Car Inspectors Receive Pay Checks From Company
Railroad car inspectors are paid by the car company amid a case involving Reuther and Rawn. The testimony centers on strong witness credibility and whether examinations weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuther
Rawn
Barbettt Testifies on Ostermann Graft Scheme in Illinois Central Cars
Fred C Barbet t car inspector for Ostermann Manufacturing testified in Chicago municipal court about grafting in Illinois Central railroad car repairs. He described overnight switching of cars to Ostermann yards to strip equipment then disguise missing parts with water to look old. He said equipment was kept by Ostermann to make repairs and that several Illinois Central officials including Frank Harriman visited Ostermann's shop. Theophil Reuther, former Ostermann director, also testified with a lengthy cross examination yet stood firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Fred C. Barbett
Ostermann Manufacturing Co
Illinois Central Railroad
Barbett
Illinois Central
Osterman
Henry C. Ostermann
Ostermann Company
Barbott
Ilinois Central
Frank B. Harriman
Ostermann
Theophil Reuther
Reuther
Hoover
Platform Adopted for Tariff Fight by Bristow Proposal
Bristow pushes new tariff measure as regulars object strongly. Committee prepares platform while regulars oppose the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Progressive Kansas Republicans adopt new platform at Topeka
Insurgent Kansas Republicans in Topeka adopt a progressive platform as Governor Stubbs is elected council chair and Bristow presides after Stubbs resigns. Senator Bristow calls for a tariff bill aligned with national pledges and individual section votes. Curtis seeks separate votes on national and state issues. request defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Republican Party of Kansas
State Party Council
Stubbs
Congress
Senate
Committee On Resolutions
Murdock
Curtis
Toto
Woman Identified After Astor Hotel Suicide Attempt
Vera Fitch of Oakland California is named as the young woman who shot herself at the Astor Hotel. Her condition is critical with peritonitis suspected after a lung and diaphragm puncture. She was reported as the dramatist Clyde Fitch’s niece though this was later questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Astor
Vera Fitch
Oakland
Cal
Clyde Fitch
America
Henry Fitch
California
Victtim
Warner Nominated by Republicans in Bluffton Rally
Bluffton Ind Aug 30 Rollin Warner an attorney of Muncie Ind was nominated for congress by the Republicans of the eighth district in convention here There was one other name presented What threatened to be a squall over the resolutions developed into a compromise platform President Taft and his administration is endorsed and the delegates rejoice in the leadership of that man Albert J Beveridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bluffton
Ind
Rollin Warner
Muncie
Eighth” Congressional District
Taft
Agmner
Albert J. Beveridge
Santa Fe Officials Fighting for Higher Freight Rates
Santa Fe officials push for higher freight rates citing nationwide transport strain. They warn if rate hikes fail, the public will face increased costs and poorer service next year amid growing freight pressures.
Santa Fe President Testifies on Rail Pay and Prospects
Chicago August 30 President E P Ripley of the Santa Fe railways testified before special examiner G M Brown of the Interstate Commerce Commission supporting higher rates as a burden from rising wages and expenses He predicted a possible drop in gross earnings next year attributing the outlook to general business conditions Also questioned were W B Bailey General Auditor and James Peabody statistician who presented expense and earnings figures and comparative tables covering years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe Systems of Railways
G. M. Brown
Interstate, Commerce
Commission
Ripley
W. B. Bailey
James Peabody
Sante Fe
Frank Lyon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr.Ripley
Lyon
Clifford “Thorne
Iowa
W. 5. Bally
Norton
Synod Election Report Fragments Reconstructed
Fragmentary note reports elections with names like Le Schuetie and others. The incomplete text mentions a vice press role and an Associated Press style tag. No clear date or place is established by the readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Associated. Press
Cow Ind
le ‘Schuetie
Vice
Press
Special Grand Jury Opens to Investigate Perjury Charges
Chicago August 30. The Lee O Neile Browne bribery trial moves forward as a special grand jury opens to probe perjury charges connected with the case. Key witness disputes persist over whether Charles A White was in Springfield on May 24 1909, amid attempts to corroborate testimony via Sidney Yarbrough. Bell a conductor on the Ogden Short line testified he may have erred in placing Yarbrough in Chicago. The defense plans to rest by noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bell
Ogden
Sidney Yarbrough
Chicago
Bell
Dynamite Strikes Hit Columbus Streetcars Wounding Four
In Columbus Ohio on August 30 dynamiters damaged three streetcars injuring four people. A Main Street car struck explosives near Grant Avenue fracturing C C Fraback s ankle and injuring Harry Hirskowitz who had a scalp wound. A Long Street car at Monroe Avenue blew out its rear platform injuring the conductor lightly. J Adams Severner was struck by metal from a wheel. A labor meeting after midnight instructed representatives to settle the strike and contemplate a sympathetic action if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Adams Severner
Com‘mittee
De Palma Enters Indy Speedway Race This Saturday
Indianapolis Aug 30 Ralph De Palma a well known automobile driver arrived from New York and announced his intention to enter the race opening at the Speedway on Saturday and continuing through Labor Day. More than thirty cars have been entered and eight races will be run each day with cash prizes totaling 10000 dollars and several trophies. A new car built for the Vanderbilt cup trial covered one lap of the two and a half mile course at 87 miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph de Palma
New York
Speedway
Barricaded man hurls lamp at officer and police dog
A barricaded man throws a lamp in the face of an officer and his police dog during a tense standoff. The incident ended without further details available in the report.
Vicious dog assist man shot by patrol officers
Frank Aldrich drunk and disorderly at the Ahern grocery on Twelfth and Spear streets caused a violent scene. He scuffled with police, barricaded himself, hurled a lamp, and unleashed his bulldog which charged Patrolman Burch. the officer fired, wounding the animal as Aldrich was jailed to await intoxication and resisting arrest charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Aldrich
Ahern
Twelfth and
Spear Streets
Aldrich
Burch
Roosevelt insurgent candidate hinted by Dolliver in Manitowoc
United States Senator J B Dolliver of Iowa intimated in Manitowoc Wisconsin that former President Roosevelt would be insurgent candidate for president. He spoke in favor of renomination of Senator La Follette. The remarks came during an address tonight in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manitowoc
Wis
Roosevelt
United States
J. B. Dolliver
Towa
Engineer Breaks Up APE Crowd Amid Exe Affections
A Crue engineer interrupts a crowd of ape exhibitors during an event in which affection and recognition appear to mingle. The interruption halts the proceedings as onlookers react to the disruption and safety considerations are addressed.
Theodore Roosevelt Western Tour Draws Crowds in Kansas
Horace Kansas August 30 crowds greet Theodore Roosevelt on his western tour. At Pueblo and Sugar City locals listen as he praises sugar beet growers and the region, with farmer boys in blue jumpers and women in poke bonnets among the attendees. Roosevelt thanks them as a train pause ends with calls of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Col
West
Brere
Teddy
Sclin
Cononel
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Supreme Bench
Jim Sherman
Adminis
Tration
Jim Watson
Beverly
Mass
Aus
Myopia
Ipswich
Charles P. Searles
Boston
Sociate
Justice Oliver Wendell
Holmes
The
Supreme Court of ‘the
Colt, Putnam and Lowell
Lloyd W
Bowers
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Noth
Mrs. Taft
Oliver Aames
Pride’s Crossing
Beverly Y. M. C. A
Two Jims
Huntington
W. Va
Thomas Wayne
John Ailiff
Hinton
Associated F Press
Santa FE
Srowie
White
Chicago, Ill
the Lee
O’neile Browne
Browne
Rep
Charles A. White
Springfield
Borate White
Yarbough Brothers
Wit
Nesses
Columbus
Ohio
Explo
Brady
Ralph ‘de Palma
Indiana ‘Speedway
Vicious Dog
Riously
Acter
Tooms
T.R. AS
Horace, Kan
Colorado
Theodore
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