Local Gatherings in Indianapolis and Nearby Areas
Tilford Moore backs his elderly mother’s campaign while young Lafe Bud appears to reform in a staged play. Harrison county grand jury reports sixty two indictments retained and adjourned. Funeral for George M Flora held at his home 410 West Eighth Street with burial at Fairview cemetery. St Pauls church and guild room renovations prompt two weeks of services in the guild room. George Ralston detained on skiff theft from Dr. John Meyer, claims theft by a camping companion at Falls Run. City Clerk issues permits for Edward Nickel and John Vernia to erect two story homes on Charlestown road and East Elm Street respectively. Mabel Rutledge’s lost gold watch on the Rocks near Sand Island recovered. dispute over reward between finder and owner. West Main Street tar work to finish soon and road to reopen. Board of Works meeting expected to report completion. assessment roll to be prepared. Mrs Allon M Lasch dies at 32, wife of Letter Carrier George Lach, survived by husband and child. member of Wesley Chapel.
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Allon M. Lasch
Greorge Lach
Fast Fifth
Spring
Elmastreet
Chris Kleiber
West Second Street
Wesley Chapel
Election Precinct Move Ban Ahead of Next Month Vote
Voters cannot transfer between precincts after tomorrow as the thirty day poll begins, conducted by Republican and Democratic central committees. The September poll satisfied GOP managers in Floyd county, while the forthcoming poll due early next week aims to sharpen the forecast for national and state ticket results next month.
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Republican
Democratic Central Committees
Floyd County
Woolen Mills in Vincennes Street Negotiations
A syndicate of Ohio capitalists may buy the Vincennes street woolen mill property to reopen as a woolen and cotton mill. A representative has been in the city since yesterday and a deal seems likely though not yet closed. The Ohio group reportedly has over $1,000,000 backing their investment and the plant’s reopening would bring back hundreds of jobs.
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Vincennes Street
Ohio
Anadale Convicted of Criminal Assault in Clark Circuit Court
In Jeffersonville the Clark circuit court yesterday found William Anadale guilty of criminally assaulting his thirteen year old stepdaughter Ruth Wentz. He is sentenced to two to twenty one years in the Michigan City penitentiary. Conviction rested largely on the testimony of the young girl. Anadale formerly ran a boarding house on State and Main streets and had a police court record.
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Clark
Jeffersonville
William Anadale
Ruth Wentz
Michigan City
Anadale
Avvadale
Avadale
Lincoln League Opens Campaign HQ in Lincoln County
The Floyd county Lincoln League secured headquarters at 210 Pearl Street in the former George Kremer space and holds its first meeting tonight. Aimed at organizing ward auxiliaries, the group plans weekly Friday meetings with speakers, including George H. Hester tonight and J. Milton Turver addressing colored voters at Bethel A. M. E. church on East Fifth Street, marking the first colored voters meeting of the campaign.
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Floyd County
Lincoln League
Pearl Street
George Kremer
League
George H. Hester
J. Milton Turver
Bethel A. M. E
East Fifth
Spring
Market Streets
Civic Reform by Judge Cardwill to be Published
Judge George B. Cardwill of this city writes an extensive Civic Reform paper, prepared in his leisure hours last summer. The article draws on authorities in the United States and Europe and reflects long interest in municipal affairs locally and in other cities.
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George B. Cardwill
New Albany
The Waren Workers of the World Photo Series in Outing
The October issue features full page photographs titled The Waren Workers of the World. Commissioned by Outing representatives worldwide, the images show women as the main wood brewers and water carriers in most leading countries.
Brick paved roads spread across Indiana townships
Reports describe the three mile road law enabling townships to approve brick paving where roads connect to improved routes and fall under rural routes, with costs borne by the township. Selma residents petition for brick streets. petitions in Henry county face possible injunctions and legal challenges amid county commission actions. Indianapolis campaign plans show Roosevelt and Taft tours. local politics involve Senator Wickwire, Representative Knisely, and Rep. Johnson amid local option debates.
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Muncie Atreeta
Three Mile Road
Selma
Center Township
Muncie
Senator Wickwire
Knisely
Wickwire
Legislative Investigating Committee
D.C. Johnson
Vigo
Vermilion
Burton Green
Miami County
Tom Marshall Club
Peru
Green
Local social round names visiting relatives and church events
Mrs Jacob Fess Sr visits relatives in Corydon. Gordon Neb man Chag Potts visits cousin Will Harmon in Corydon. Mrs Annie Davis and Mrs Grace Scott travel to attend weddings and study, with several ministerial moves and gatherings noted. A Bucklen's Arnica Salve testimonial accompanies social notices and a Bridge Whist Club event.
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Jacob Fess, Sr
Corydon
Chag. Potts
Gordon, Neb
Will Harmon
East Spring Street
Old Papers for Sale at this Office
Collector item notice states old papers are for sale at the office priced at 10 cents per 100 pages. Describes bulk purchase option and contact details for arranging pickup or delivery.
Banks Close at 1 Oclock on Saturdays Citywide
A meeting of the clearing house association of city banks decided to close all banking houses at 1 o clock every Saturday afternoon year round. Previously they closed only during summer months. the change takes effect tomorrow. Mrs Ches E Smith of West Franklin, Maine endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills, sold at Knoefel's drug store for 25 cents.
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Clearing House Association
Ches. E. Smith
Weet Franklip
Maine
Dr. King
Chas D. Knoefel
Republican Headquarters Opens in Opera House Block
The Republican county central committee has opened headquarters at 131 East Spring Street in the opera house block. It will be open daily and in the evenings until the campaign ends. Voters are invited to visit the quarters at all times.
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Republican County Central Committes
East Spring Street
Opera House
Do Women Dress to Please the Men Leading Bohemian October
The Bohemian Magazine features Louise Onase Evans on the October cover with the lead article Do Women Dress to Please the Men. The issue is playful yet observant and stocked with engaging content.
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Louise Onase Evans
Bohemian
Excursion Tickets to Chicago via Monon Route
The Monon Route offers a nine dollar round trip to Chicago with return by Oct. 10. Tickets go on sale Oct. 5 6 and 7 at Monon passenger stations with phone or in-person booking available.
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Chicago
Monon
Gulf Deep Waterway Association
Indiana Republicans claim county option victory over brewers
The piece credits Jim Watson and the Republican party for passing a county local option law in Indiana. It praises GOP effort while noting Democratic support and warns that if Democrats win, the county option could be overturned. It urges Republican voters to elect Watson and GOP ticket to protect the law and framework.
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Indiana
Jim Watson
State House
Marshall
Republican Party
Dan
Repubicans
Cockran Praises Taft Across Parties in Boston
In a Boston interview Ax van Elustration W Rourke Cochran states he will support Bryan as the Democrats’ best nominee while praising Taft as the greatest and best qualified presidential candidate ever offered in any republic. He calls Taft a wonderful administrator and worker, superior even to Roosevelt in any environment.
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Taft
Ax van
W Rourke Cochran
Boston
Bryan
Roosevelt
Muiste Roosevelt
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