Kern at Huntington speech rails against tariff and injunction
Mr. Kern addressed Point Pleasant after a large Huntington arrival with a noisy crowd. He urged a nationwide nonpartisan movement to end protective tariffs, argued labor and farmers suffer under monopoly and injunction law, and praised Bryan as he closed.
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Kern
Huntington
Clifton Forge
Point
Pleasant
Indianapolis
Republican Party
The
United States
Bryan
Landis to Speak in Huntington Campaign Visit
Hon Fred Landis of Logansport will address Huntington on Tuesday evening October 27 as part of fall campaign events in Huntington county. The event is set for the Huntington theater with extensive arrangements noted by the Huntington Herald. Landis has focused on book writing lately but will tour Indiana and make several speeches including Huntington.
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Frederick Landis
Logansport
Huntington
Huntington County
Huntington Theater
Huntington Herald
Landis
Indiana
Sands
Voting Machine Lessons To Be Taught By Bemiss
R D Bemiss of the Standard Voting Machine company will visit the county to instruct voters at the precincts where machines are located Oct 22 Bethlehem township 2 pm Oct 23 Deer Creek township 2 pm Oct 24 First ward engine house 10 4 pm Oct 24 Fifth ward engine house pm Bemiss will lecture on voting machines and assist any voter uncertain about using them on election day
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R. D. Bemiss
Standard Voting Machine Company
Bethlehem Township
Deer Creek Township
Fifth Ward
Bemiss
Republican workers hear good reports at county meeting
George W. Gise presided over a Republican county meeting at the Ge A R hall Saturday afternoon. Delegates and party workers discussed the political situation in the county with Indiana state central committee member present to discuss strategy.
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Indianapolis
Central
Relic of 1840 Campaign Found in City
Georeg W. Gise of this city found a bronze campaign medal from 1840 while workmen were tearing down an old house. One side shows General Harrison and the other a log cabin. The token recalls the year his father cast his first vote.
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Harrison
Gise
Mob Clash Over Negro Suspect In South Carolina
A mob of over 1 000 fought with the military and authorities in Spartansburg as John Irby a Black man accused of assault faced jail security. Four wounded. Sheriff Nichols shot. John Sparks held on charges. Extra troops arrived later to reinforce guards at the jail amid continued unrest.
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Associated Press
Spartansburg
S. C
John Irby
Lillie Dempsy
Saxon Millevalle
John Sparks
Sheriff Nichols
Morgan Rifles
Clifton
Hampton Guards
Irby
Clarice Agnew
Southern Railway
Dunca
Will Foster
John Young
Greenville
Clarence Agnew
Laurens
Captain Babb
Watson Club Meets Monday Evening
Monday night the Watson club holds a regular gathering at the G A R hall on Market street. A brief talk is planned and visitors from other county clubs are expected to attend. Members are urged to be present for what may be our best meeting yet.
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Watson Club
Market Street
Dr G H Goods Dates in Cass County
Chairman Brown has arranged speaking dates for Dr Good Republican district. He speaks Monday at Walton eight oclock, Tuesday at Clymers Station eight, Wednesday at Metea pole raising afternoon and Royal Centre that evening. A glee club will likely accompany his tour.
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Brown
Dr. Good
Republichis
Walton
Clymers
Metea
Royal Centre
Jefferson Nominees Pick Trustees and Assessor
Democrats of Jefferson township nominated Jeptha Martin for trustee and George Gray for assessor at a Saturday convention. Martin led trustee votes with 93, while William Gordon had 35 and Wes Ireland 2. Robert Gray withdrew as trustee candidate.
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Jefferson Township
Jeptha Martin
George Gray
Martin
William Gordon
Wes Ireland
Robert Gray
Harriman Buys Gould Subsidiary Lines for New System
In Pittsburg report, ER H Harriman completes a deal to acquire three Gould subsidiary lines the Wheeling and Lake Erie West Side Belt Line and the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal forming a new Harriman system after receivership. Loree to oversee improvements at Greencastle with expanded traffic handling planned at key junctions.
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Pittsburg
ER. H. Harriman
Gould
Wheeling and Lake Erie
West Side Belt Line
Wabash-Pittsburg
Goulds
President McCrea to Visit Pittsburg Weeklong
President James McCrea and his party will travel to Pittsburg a week from next Monday to inspect the lines east and west of the city. Three days will be spent on the west line, including the Vandalia route.
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James McCrea
Pittsburg
Vandalia
Charles Boost and Hartsock on Sick List and Shop Repairs Active
Charles Boost and G H Hartsock, car repairmen, are on the sick list. Dc R Cohee welcomes an eight pound girl. The washing platform undergoes general repairs as all shops prepare for inspection. E F Hutton went to Muncie on company business. The Auburn Street fair closed Friday night. Vandalia reports heavy traffic during the fair. Walter Brown injured minorly in a shed incident. Leroy Huyette transferred to Butler and Logansport runs. Spencer park fixtures dismantled and stored. Twenty seven sailors travel from New York to Seattle aboard No 21. Eugene Taylor, engineer on the Louisville to Benton Harbor line, dies at home in Anderson. Local train men will attend the funeral.
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Charles Boost
G. H. Hartsock
Dc. R. Cohee
William F. Kruger
T. J. Dodge
H. V. Ulery
L. Trout
Rochester
E. F. Hutton
Muncie
Auburn Street
Walter Brown
Leroy Huyette
Wabash
Butler & Logansport
Olliver Highten
Chicago
Supt
S. J. Ryder
Spencer Park
Cass County
Watson Club Officers Named in Clay Township
Officers of the new Watson club in Clay township are W. A. Simpson president J. L. Warner vice president and W. A. Wells secretary. Speakers committee includes Chester Morgan Will Scott and Milton Funk. Organization committee comprises Mahlon Morgan John Carson and Lyman Smith. Press committee features Chas. Thomas Kirk Wells and A. Davidson.
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New Watson Club
Clay Township
W. A. Simpson
J. L. Warner
W.A. Wells
Chester Morgan
Will Scott
Milton Funk
Mahlon Morgan
John Carson
Lyman Smith
Chas. Thomas
Kirk Wells
A. Davidson
Italy Aligns with Congress While Fleet Stays at Spezia
Rome states adherence to an International congress principle even as the Italian fleet, having completed maneuvers, receives orders to remain concentrated at Spezia.
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Rome
Italy
Spezia
Servia Sends Answer To Austria On Mobilization
Belgrade reports the Servian government's reply to Austria-Hungary explaining mobilization was needed to maintain order as existing forces are inadequate. The note forwards the explanation to Vienna and asserts pacific intentions despite the move.
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Belgrade
Servan
Austria
Servia
Ingurt
Knapp Urges Higher Railroad Wages and Mediation
In a National Association of Railroad Commissioners address, Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission advocates earnings to support adequate wages for rail workers. He favors mediation in labor disputes over arbitration and notes delegates asked the president to appoint a seven member committee to report on railway capitalization.
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Ers
Kipp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Knapp
Dorothy Stock Company Opens Week at Nelson
The Dorothy Stock company opened at the Nelson yesterday with high ticket sales and a record crowd expected tomorrow night for The Little Princess starring Fay St. John. The company pledges to be a top equipped stock troupe with ten cent matinees starting Tuesday and free admission for ladies under the usual conditions.
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Fay St. John
Miss St. John
Dorothy Stock Company
Dorothy
Stock
Nelson
Talk to Railroad Men Address Set for October 19
Hon. E. B. Burns, a former railroad man, will give an address on the night of October 19. County Chairman reports Brown has not yet completed arrangements for the meeting.
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E. B. Burns
Brown
Rally set as Marshall day plans finalize at sheriff’s office
Vice presidents of the Marshall club from all over the county will meet at the sheriff's office Tuesday night to make final arrangements for the big rally. The event is scheduled to be held in the city on Marshall day, October 26.
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Marshall Club
Sheriff's Office
Marshall Day
Forgetting the past to find happiness in the present
The passage counsels gentle self kindness to avoid dwelling on the past. It advocates repeating affirmations that happiness resides in the eternal now, discouraging strenuous efforts to forget and instead encouraging softer, daily reminders of present contentment.
Money Value of St Louis in Saint Louis Times
The article recalls Louis IX surrendering to Saracens at Mansura on April 5 1250. He faced 1,000,000 bezants but accepted 800,000 and finally freed for 100,000 marks, roughly equal to today’s £1,000,000. It notes bezants equaled about 30 shillings in gold and buying power then would resemble 714 modern sovereigns. The piece ends with a speculative aside about how readers would react to Louis’s fate.
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St. Louis
Louis IX
Mansura
Damietta
Louis
Crystal Theatre to Stage Selton Haynes Vaudeville Acts
Crystal Theatre manager Tom Hardie announces next week's attraction by Selton Haynes Big Vaudeville Company. The combination promises one of the best on the road with high class acts to please every patron at the popular venue.
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Tal Theater
Selton Haynes
Isa
Lodge Notes Regular Meeting of Logan Division No 110
Regular meeting of Logan Division No 110 to be held this afternoon in the Ben Hur hall. All members of Judges No 52 are urged to attend.
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Logan ‘Division
Ben. ‘Hur
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