Indiana Disillusionment With Klan Rose Over Debs Death
In Indiana a wave of disillusionment with the Ku Klux Klan grows after debates over Eugene V. Debs death and wartime sedition trials. The piece notes Emmons of South Bend, Watson politics, and a witness who recounts his awakening to the Klan’s false claims. It references Stephenson’s controversial rise and fall, highlighting distrust in Indiana political networks amid national scrutiny.
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Watson
Senator Watson
Indiana
United States
Hugh P. Emmons
South Bend
Cyclops
Hoosier
Ku Klux Klan
Lenay
Randa
Iné@iinapolis
Emmons
Mark, Sullivan
Chicago
Dhere
James H. Reed
Missouri
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Colorado
Reed
Senator Reed
Ind
kKlansman
Reet
Viram W. Evans
Evans
Courier Delivery Note with Late Paper Service
The notice instructs readers to contact the office at phone 5100 if the Courier is not delivered before 5 30 PM. It warns that calls must reach the office before 30 p.m. for a replacement copy to be sent.
Osborne Former Sing Sing Warden Drops Dead in Auburn
Thomas Moct Osborne once warden at Sing Sing and noted prison reformer collapses on the street in Auburn late at night. He was 72 and had served twice as mayor of Auburn and founded the Mutual Welfare League at Auburn prison.
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Auburn
P— Thomas Moct Osborne
Sing Sing Prison
Chease
Osborne
Altho
Millionaire
Sing Sing
Mutual Welfare League
Auburn Prison
Campaign Speakers Rush to Boost Election Prospects
Des Moines reports a crowded field of campaigners for both parties in the closing days before the election. Key figures include Brookhart versus Porter for the U S Senate, with Steck supporting Porter and Stewart promoting the Republican ticket.
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Deg Moines
Brookhart
Porter
United States
Dave Steck
Nevada
Indianola
David Stewart
Cummins
Stewart
Brookart
Col
Clem Wimball
Frank J. Lind
Webster
City
Dana Turner
Corning
Milton & Tite
Crescent
Leone
R. O'Bryan
Denver
T. F. Hollowell
Fort Madison
R. of. Volland
Town City
A. Dawell
Haseen
Haugen
Imiui Willis Sterps
Gordon Milliatt
Des Moines
Reed
Nvevada
Stralen
Duck Hunters Die of Exposure in Ontario Search
Timmins Ontario reports two duck hunting party members Thomas Ireland an electrical engineer and Ernest Tate a former professional baseball pitcher were found dead in shallow Gold Take waters. The third man died from exposure as authorities investigated the tragedy. SAM SHAW SENTENCED. Shaw pleaded guilty to a nuisance charge before Judge George Wood and was fined 200 dollars plus costs and required to serve county jail taxes before suspension on payment.
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Timmins
TMS
Thomas FP. Ireland
Ernest Tate
Sam Shaw
George AW. Wood
Inventor Seeks Use for Mysterious Ray Tube Power
Philadelphia Oct 21 Dr W D Coolidge inventor of a powerful cathode ray tube seeks practical applications The General Electric lab in Schenectady discussed the device and its potential to produce intense rays from radium The medal winner Cenotidee described work on Roentgen X rays and the tube’s possible uses in lighting and imaging without clear destinations yet
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Philadelphia
W. D. Coolidge
Cenotidee
General Electric
Schenectady
Howard WN. Potts
Havana hurricane death toll and Cuban damage rise
Havana reports fifty eight dead and two thousand one hundred injured from yesterday's hurricane with three hundred twenty five buildings collapsed. United States embassy in Havana severely damaged and unlivable, while West Palm Beach and Florida towns report heavy rain and telecommunication outages.
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Havana
Washington, D. C
United States
Cuba
State Department
Palm Beach
Fla
West Palm Beach
Miami
Key West
Katlow
Mingler Street
Sears
Pmunicipality
Marana
Republic
Matanvas
Pinar del Rio
Trav
Maine Monttiert
Maine du Havas Harbor
Tlayana
Machado
Treas
Hovses
Camp Cohumbin
Edison Seventy Years On Lights World With Discovery
The article recalls Thomas Edison turning 47 years old and celebrates his electric light invention. It notes the invention has spurred reasoning, education, and peace rather than war, and quotes Edison reflecting on his career and motivation for future innovators. It mentions a New Year’s Eve memory when 3,000 people gathered to see the lamp at Menton Park.
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Thomas A. Edison
America
Wert Orange
N. Z
Bteke Unlimited
Harry Uay Edison
Mento Park
Rath’s Capital Up to 5 Million at Annual Meeting
Capitalization of the Math Packing company was raised from 3 million to 5 million by stockholders at the annual meeting. E F Rath secretary treasurer announced sales last year reached 27 million, with 700000 animals slaughtered, payroll rose to 4.35 million, and 250 employees added. New directors Henry Grout and Howard H Rath joined alongside J W Rath, BE Taech, R A Rath, B S Fowler and James Grabany.
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Math Packing Company
Lastght Ina
E. F. Rath
Henry Grout
Howard H. Rath
Howard
J. W. Rath
FP. Taeh
R.A. Rath
B.S. Fowler
James Grabany
Fowler
G. Tyith
Reds Expel Y M C A From Russia
New York reports the Soviet government announced the expulsion of the Young Men’s Christian Association from Russia. American Y M C A worker McD. Anderson directing physical education in Russia has been forced to leave the country and his property confiscated. The move is described as complete exclusion of the Y M C A from Russia.
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New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Russia
National Council of the Association
McD
Anderson
Vo ML. CL A
Nurse dismissed after acid mistake feeds babies
A nurse at a Minneapolis hospital fed nine babies with deadly acid by mistake. One infant died and eight others survived or recovered after the mix up. The nurse, a University of Minnesota nursing student, was dismissed. The incident was discovered by another student during feeding. The parents of the deceased child, Antone and, are reportedly unaware of the death.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesott
Hospital Foint School of Nursing
Mwdas
Antone Gaipus
Government to Say U S Not Meant by Bankers
In Washington a garbled report notes the government may not accept bankers' maneuvers affecting world finance, while a second item from Roane County details a farmer Clinton McCaskey found dead in a barnyard after a fall from a plow, death due to apoplexy per medical exam.
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U. S
Roane
Clinton McCaskey
Orden
Baptists Debate University Funding At Des Moines Convention
About 550 students at Des Moines University faced a vote on whether to attend or return home as the Iowa Baptist convention debated immediate financial aid. A report urged $20,000 yearly for two years and $40,000 credit, plus a $100,000 endowment drive to secure the university’s future, amid opposition over management and teachings.
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Des Moines University
Des Moines
Iowa Bayiist Convention
First Baptist Church
P. m
Board of
Teinagers
Wastees
A. M. Piper
Schan
Tes Moines University
Highland Park College
National Board of the Baptist Church
Town Baptist Convention
Indiana G O P Chairman on Stand Charges Huge Fund
Mexico City report notes the chamber of deputies approved a constitutional amendment to allow a president to run again after four years off, aimed at making Gen Obregon eligible to succeed President Calles. The ruling party shift and potential political comeback are highlighted amid the proposal's passage.
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Indiana
G.O. P
League OF Nations
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Gen. Obregon
Calles
Short Interviews With Home Folks
Deputy C M Williams notes the March 15 rush does not end tax work. Returns are filed year round as many use fiscal years to avoid December inventory tasks. Individuals and firms on fiscal years have 75 days grace after year end to file.
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C. M. Williams
Marines Guard U S Mails With Shoot to Kill Orders
United States marines placed on duty guarding railway mail and automobile shipments under an executive order by President Coolidge. About 2,500 Devil Dogs armed with riot guns and automatic pistols to cover practically every city and major industrial area. Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler will command the western division and Brig. Gen. Logan Feland the eastern.
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Washington, D. C
Oet
United States
Coolidge
Smedley Butler
Philadelphia
Logan Feland
Queen Marie Eyes Army Navy Game Visit
An invitation to attend the Army Navy football game in Chicago next month was extended to Queen Marie of Roumania Prince Nicholas and Princess Ileana during their visit to Annapolis. The queen said she would adore seeing a gridiron game and would like to sit with the players if arrangements can be made.
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Annapolis
Chicago
Marie
Roumania
Prince Nicholas
Ileana
Jonas S. Ing
Naval Academy
Nicholas
Tnernum
W. C. T. U. Convention Defends Youth in Nebraska
The WCTU convention in Kearney adopts a resolution praising today’s youth as cleaner physically and morally. Judge Chappell of Lincoln disputes claims of widespread drinking among university students and urges self respect as the path to decency.
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Kearney
Neb
Nebraska Wolo. T. OU
P. Chappell
Municipal Court of
Lincoln
Bert M. Hardenbrook
County Attorneys Association of
Nebraska
Chappell
University of Nebraska
Tudge Chappell
Indiana Senator Watson Campaign Sullied by Klan Slush Fund Probe
The senate slush fund inquiry centers on Indiana politics as Walter Bossert testifies about Klan ouster over support for Watson and Clyde Walb cites an $8,000,000 pacifist fund to defeat Watson and Robinson. Reed subpoenas data and hints of Wall Street financers backing a world court campaign surface amid broader Kais-Klan influence claims.
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Federal Building
Chicago
Ku Klux Klkin
United States
League of Nations
Senate Slush Fund
Walter F. Bossert
Klan
Biltmore
Idiana
Marcus
Elwood
Ind
Reed
Webb
Wall Street
Indiana
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America
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Robinson
Bossert
Walter Bossert
Ku Klux Klan
James A. Reed
Senate
James Watson
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Evans
Hiram Evans
Bossert Reed
Clyde A. Walb
Walb
William E. Borah
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Missouri
Invisible Empire
In- Hana
Congress
James 2. Watson
Ptean
Hugh Pat Emmons
Cyclops
South Bend
Clyde Y A. Wath
Tidlana
Earl §. Peters
Emmons
W. Hiram Nett
Eamey
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