John Reed Sees Optimistic GOP Outlook In North Indiana
Palladium Special Indianapolis June 14 John F Reed Republican candidate for state auditor reports strong GOP organization in the north and west parts of Indiana. He notes better prospects than this year and says Democrats are weaker there. Reed cites Shively Kern charge fallout, predicts Heaton would beat Cline in the Twelfth district if nominated, and says Sixth district Democrats spoiled their own chance against Watson.
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Indianapolis
John F. Reed
Auditor of State
Reed
South Bend
Auburn
Mr. Reed
Ehively
John W. Kern
Shively
Dea
United States
Kern
Owen N. Heaton
Fort Wayne
Congress
Cline
Heaton
T. H. Kuhn
James E. Watson
Kuhn
Barnard
Democrats Pass Kuhn Over For Nomination In District
The piece notes Kuhn was twice passed over for the party nomination in the district, despite past ties to electing Barnard and a current fighting chance for a Democrat congressman. Friends of Kuhn are said to be angered and may vote their displeasure at the polls.
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Barnard
Kuhn
Chautauqua Association to Elect Chair Tonight
Richmond Chautauqua directors meet at the YMCA building to settle the chairmanship and decide other important matters. The program committee has finalized plans and will place the program with the printer soon.
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Richmond ‘Chautauqua Association
Taft to campaign in the West for policy support
President Taft plans a westward campaign to defend administration policies after Dolliver's senate attack. He will tour with speakers led by Speaker Cannon to rally insurgent critics, described as a determined effort to press the argument in strongholds. An agreement on the railroad bill is noted.
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Taft
American News Service
Washington
Dolliver
Senate
Cannon
Joe
Aroun
Taft campaign plan and railroad bill breakthrough
The text describes Jim Watson scheduling a trip to Indiana for Taft campaign work and daily speaking through the end of the race, with Vice President Sherman and cabinet members joining the outreach. A conference among Taft and Senators Crane Aldrich and Elkins led to a railroad bill agreement including long and short haul clauses, aiming for enactment.
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Jim” Watson
Indiana
Taft
Sherman
Taft J
Tors Crane
Aldrich
Elkins
House
Senate
Body of Indiana youth identified in Cambridge shed case
Identification of the body found in a shed on Cambridge City ball park grounds, about three weeks ago, is complete. The deceased is 21 year old George D. McCaslin of Indianapolis. his mother requests the body for burial in Indianapolis. Coroner Bram lamp ruled death due to exposure, dismissing foul play, and the timing suggests he wandered into the shed in December.
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Cambridge City Ball Park
George D. McCaslin
Indianapolis
McCaslin
A. L. Bramlamp
Grim rescue work at Montreal Herald building ruins
Rescue crews, aided by searchlights, labored through the night at the Montreal Herald building after yesterday's disaster. Victims were burned crushed or drowned, with 29 missing and a likely death toll of 35 to 40. walls threatened collapse and the tank's fall caused widespread damage.
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American News Service
Montreal
Herald
Claim Filed For Balance Due On Estate
Benjamin Miller filed a claim in circuit court this morning for 176.42 against the estate of Joseph M. Miller, deceased.
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Benjamin Miller
Joseph M. Miller
Compromise in Case Involving Injured Carpenter
William H. Hanning, a carpenter, settled his personal injury case against Richard C. English and other contractors in circuit court. He had demanded 1500 dollars after injuring himself on an insecure scaffold at the new high school project, suffering head and shoulder injuries and alleged permanent eye nerve damage from the fall of about fifteen feet.
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William H. Hanning
Richard C. English
Hanning
Funeral for Perry township trustee Charles Harris Held
The funeral of Charles Harris trustee of Perry township was held today in Economy Indiana. Services were conducted at his home and at the church and cemetery twelve miles north of Economy. All township trustees in the county and County Superintendent C W Jordan attended.
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Ind
Charles Harris
Perry Township
C. W. Jordan
Beveridge pushes popular election of senators in senate speech
In Washington on June 14 Senator Beveridge urged adopting Owen of Oklahoma's motion to elect senators by popular vote. He argued voters are intelligent enough to choose senators and legislatures. Meanwhile Senator Cullom introduced a resolution to suspend the corporation tax until 1911 for court review, with Spooner and Foraker predicting the tax would be ruled void.
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American News Service
Washington
Beveridge
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Taft
Cullom
Administration
Aldrich Finance Committee
Supreme Court
Spooner
Foraker
Joy Square Returns with Gillilan in Richmond Tonight
Strickland Gillilan brings joy to town as Joy Square returns for a single night. The comedian recalls old Richmond days on Fourteenth and Twelfth streets and the Palladium era. Residents are urged to tear away from work to share the laugh and keep a smiling town.
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Strickland Gillilan
Strick
Gillilan
Richmond
Fourteenth Street
Joy Square
Twelfth
Strick Gillilan
Main Street
Palladium
Richmonds National Automatic Tool Works Plant Dedication
The South Side Improvement Association dedicates Richmonds new National Automatic Tool Works plant on Thursday evening at the C. C. I railroad and South N street site. The reinforced concrete factory hosts two floors for 100 plus employees and follows Dayton’s National Cash Register Works model. The event includes musical selections, several speeches by Mayor Zimmermas and other officials, refreshments at Beauview pavilion, and a tour of the plant and machinery. The association advances the project with a roughly $35,000 building and equipment cost, funded largely by Beauview lot sales and a $20 000 to $25 000 bonus based on employment. Attendance is expected to be large.
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Richmond
National Automatic Tool Worke
Railroad
South N Street
South Side Improvement Association
Dayton
National Cash Register Works
Improvement Association
Beauview
A. W. Blickwedel
W. W. Zimmermas
Long—Mannerchor
William Dudley Foulke
Henry C. Fox
W. H. Kelley
Wilfred Jessup
Lost Girl Reunited With Father At City Hall
Tearful six year old Ethel Russell wandered from her father John Russell on East Main Street and, after police trouble, was brought to the city building. Sergeant Winters kept the child until the parent arrived and took her home from downtown.
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Ethel Russell
Main Street
John Russell
South Seventh Street
Sergeant Winters
East Main
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