Beveridge Strongest Bid in Indiana Senate Race
Indiana voters face three senatorial candidates in a heated fall contest. Beveridge campaigns actively across the state, drawing crowds as he contrasts with Republicans Miller Watson and Fairbanks, while progressives rally behind Beveridge to block a GOP revival. President Wilson carried Indiana recently, with Roosevelt and Taft far behind.
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Gilson Gardner
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
McKinley
Hanna
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
United States Senate
United States
Hugh T. Miller
J. Frank Hanley
Jim Watson
Mark Hanna
Heveridge
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Aged Veteran Dies After Civil War Service
Edward B. Fowler, 72, a Civil War veteran wounded at Gettysburg, died in Seattle after long residence there. The obituary notes his age and service and marks Memorial Day as approaching with one fewer veteran in the parade.
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Edward B. Fowler
Seattle
Senate Votes to Abolish Commerce Court in 1912
The Senate on June 11, 1912 moved to abolish the Commerce Court after attacks that it was rotten and railroads subservient. Senator Lorimer Jones reportedly voted to retain it, aligning with Lorimer, Penrose, Gallinger, Smoot, Stephenson, described as the worst element in the Senate.
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Commerce Court
Senate of the United States
W. Lorimer Jones
Lorimer
Penrose
Gallinger
Smoot
Stephenson
Senate
Double Wedding Sets Brilliance For Royal California Socialites
Miss Maria Roberts and her sister Miss Louise Roberts, daughters of California's state treasurer and a millionaire banker, are to wed Philip S. Kamm and Walker W. Kamm, sons of a Spokane pioneer family, in a highly anticipated double ceremony popular in California New York and Washington.
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Maria Roberts
Louise Roberts
California
Philip S. Kamm
Walker W. Kamm
New York
Washington
Kamm
Spokane
Appeal for Belgium Aid Reaches Seattle via Belgians
The Belgian vice consulate in Seattle urges continued U S donations for famine struck Belgium. Joseph Hertogs notes money buys goods in America to meet food and clothing needs as war harms the country. Contributions are directed to EF Havenith at the Belgian Legation Washington DC.
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Yakima
Seattle
Becky Edelson
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
N. Y
Warren Dean
18Th
U. S Cavalry
el Paso
Thomas E. Glinnen
Detroit
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
Salt Lake City
Episcopal Church of America
Baltimore
Bryan
Cummins
Iowa
Hugo Reisinger
Adolphus Busch
Harvard University
Cindra
Rainier
Port Townsend
Roth
Sing Sing
Daniel A. Sullivan
Sound
Orient
Tom Taggart
Indianapolis
Illinois
Belgium
United States
Joseph Hertogs
The
Star
Ambassador Page
America
Hertogs
Havenith
Massachusetts Av. N. W
Washington, D. C
Paris Leaders Propose New Cathedral Near Ruined Cathedral
Prominent Parisians urge preserving the ruins of Rheims and its cathedral as an enduring record of German barbarity. They call for constructing a new cathedral nearby that closely resembles the original.
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Paris
Rheims
Johnny Loughbottom Runs Away To Police Headquarters
The Star reports 2% year old Johnny Loughbottom repeatedly leaving home to seek his life work. A policeman welcomes the boy, who hopes to return to the station, while his mother vows to legislate against his wandering from home.
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Johnny Loughbottom
Johnny
John Loughbottom
Police
Johthony
New battlefield anaesthetic aids wounded in war
Paris reports a fermenting morphia based anaesthetic that does not dull consciousness. It numbs the nervous system and lets wounded soldiers feel no pain for six hours, allowing transport to hospital before pain returns.
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Paris
Catholic clergy serve in armies totaling over sixty thousand
ROMP Oct 30 reports more than 63 000 Roman Catholic clergy serve in various armies mainly in hospital work. The group includes seven bishops and 19 other prelates.
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ETUC
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Alaska
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Chicago
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Mark Ten Suie
China
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Europe
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Westernay
Pacific Coast
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Westlake
Pine St
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