Cubs Finishing Up Title Bid Elicits Campaign Thanks
The Cubs delaying retirement from pennant chase draws praise from campaign managers who value continued focus on the race and competitive play.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
4
Democrats Sweep Predicted by Local Poll
The Pharos reports that J L Sanderson A J Isaacs J F Ford all Democrats and Frank Waddell a Republican intend to vote Democratic this fall. Editor notes this sample shows a Democratic tilt and urges Republicans to secure pledges from four Republicans and two Democrats to balance the view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phares
J. L. Sanderson
Linden Avenue
A. J. Isaacs
Camden
J. F. Ford
Flora
Frank Waddell
Bringhurst
Pharos
Phasor
Powerful unaffiliated and Taft gains in Chicago registration
Close observers say registration in recent days favors Taft with Chicago showing a surge in Republican totals and Democrats down. Analysts expect Illinois trends to inform national outlook and anticipate similar shifts in other states including Maryland where Democratic strength appears challenged by new registration patterns.
Political ticket headlines with state officers and officials
The document lists ballot choices for national and state offices including President Taft and Vice President Sherman, Governors Watson and Goodwine, and state officials such as Secretary of State Sims Auditor Billheimer Treasurer Hadley Attorney General Bingham Supreme Court Reporter Self Superintendent Turnan State Statistician Peetz and judges Myers G. Myers. Local positions in Eel Township include Trustee I Watkins and Assessor John W. Markley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Taft
James
Aman
Watson
Fremont E. Good
Fred A. Sims
John’ C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Lawrence 12
Turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy
A Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Eleventh District
Chas. H. Good
Unaffiliated vote grows swing power in Maryland elections
The article argues that unaffiliated and independent voters are expanding as a swing force in Maryland and across states. It notes rising rolls, shifting majorities, and that voters now focus on current issues and leaders rather than historic party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
John Quincy Adams
William H. Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Will Logansport Land Auto Factory Decide Fate
Citizens face a vital choice in the coming days on whether Logansport will establish an automobile factory. The decision will mark the city’s forward momentum or a drift toward inertness, contrasting with nearby booming communities.
Local factory loan appeal aims to bring major plant to Logansport
The editorial praises a proposed loan to secure a new factory for Logansport. It notes demand exceeds present capacity, commissioners have vetted the company, and top local banks will hold the loan until compliance. Leaders are urged to complete funding to attract the factory and benefit the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
Dun
Logansport
Taft Club Forms in Indianapolis To Rally Rail Workers
A railway workers Taft club forms in Indianapolis with about 2,000 members led by George W. Hardesty and Charles W. Crowe. Noon meetings will be held at rail shops and round houses as Panhandle line workers show support for Taft citing wage gains, safety laws, and Republican treasury and immigration appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hardesty
Big Four
Charles W. Crowe
Panhandle
Taft
Roosevelt
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neal
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
Republican Party
E. E. Clark
Frank P. Sargent
W. H. Tat
Justice Reid Acts In Peace Bond Case Over Syracuse Street Dispute
In Vandalia, Mrs Carrie Beerbower sued Tete Nave to force a peace bond after a reported threat of a duel over a quarrel. Nave delayed drawing a revolver, then returned with it, but Justice Reid ruled there was insufficient evidence to require Nave to post bond, noting the feud could be avoided without such restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tete Nave
Syracuse Street
Nate
Beerbower
Nave
Reid
Messenger call box shown to courthouse janitor
Janitor Winegardner in the courthouse discovered the messenger call box in the auditor's office. He conducted a practical demonstration revealing the device’s utility. Two messenger boys from the Western Union office were summoned after his frantic appeal for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winegardner
Crushed by Timber While Assisting in Crib Raising
George Kauffman 58 died after a timber collapsed during crib raising at his brother in law Conrad Ampthauer’s farm in Washington township. A 12 by 12 inch timber crushed his skull as he pushed a pole. doctors arrived too late. He is survived by a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Ampthauer
Mr. Kauffman
G. D. Miller
Campbell
Walton
Kauffman
Miller
Levi Weaver
Panhandle
Onward
Gas Lines Remain on Farms After Supreme Court Ruling
The Indiana Supreme Court rules that a natural gas company may not remove its pipelines from farm property under lease under certain conditions. The Tipton Light Heat and Power company fought to dig up lines but lost after battles in Tipton. Farmers may still use wells on leased lands for domestic gas, provided the original contract remains unbroken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Tipton County
Tipton Light, Heat & Power Company
Tipton
Madison
Automobile Wrecked by a Street Car on Broadway
A west bound Broadway street car struck the Newton Bridge automobile on West Broadway yesterday tossing Mr Bridge and his family from the vehicle. They escaped with only slight injuries. Motorman Bennett and Conductor Lytle operated the street car. The crash halted the car as soon as possible. The incident echoed a prior accident at Walon last summer involving the Weaver family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Street
Newton Bridge
West Broadway
Two Wills Probated in Cass County Estate Noted
The circuit court probated the thril l of the late Edward Dunn yesterday. He left an estate valued at 30 000 dollars with 1300 acres of Cass county land. His two sons Arthur and Herbert A. are the sole beneficiaries and executors. The will of Merci Axtell, late of Walton, was probated yesterday by Ernie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dunn
Cass County
Arthur
Herbert A
Merci ‘Axtell
Walton
Ernie Esterday
Cigarette Law Declared Constitutional in Indiana
Indiana court upholds a cigarette regulation as constitutional, rejecting challenges by local retailers. The ruling affirms the state’s coffins nail law as valid, with Loganport and surrounding communities affected.
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Fifth Street Telephone
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