Indiana Democrats sweep state offices and legislature
The Democratic slate won key statewide offices including Secretary of State Ellingham and Attorney General Honan, with the party gaining a 92 to 58 legislative split and a 33 majority on joint ballot. John W. Kern poised to replace Beveridge in the U.S. Senate.
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Beveridge
Senate
John W. Kern
Lew G. Ellingham
Decatur
William H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
William H. Vollmer
Vincennes
Thomas M. Honan
Seymour
Supreme Court
J. Fred France
Huntington
Charles A. Greathouse
Indianapolis
Thomas Brolley
North Vernon
Edward Sbarrett
Plainfield
Charles C. Cox
Douglas Morris
Rushville
Milton Hottel
Salem
M. B. Larry
Logansport
E. W. Felt
Greenfield
Andrew Adams
Columbia City
Joseph G. Ibach
Hammond
Joe Portland
Martin Frankfort
Edgar. de » Crumpacker
Valparaiso
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
House of Representatives
Flower Show on Wheels Motion in Indiana
State Florists association of Indiana considers moving the annual flower show to different cities to keep interest high. The current Tomlinson Hall exhibition proves successful, with plans to tour a Hoostler circuit so no city hosts more than once every five or six years. Cities named include Richmond Fort Wayne Lafayette Anderson and Newcastle as potential hosts.
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State Florists’ Association of
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Commercial Club
Fred H Lemon
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Anderson
Newcastle
Plan for Interdenominational Council Promotes Christian Unity
A provincial meeting in Indianapolis outlined a permanent interdenominational plan to promote Christian interests across Indiana. Leaders from Presbyterian to Free Baptist agreed to reduce church competition, strengthen weaker congregations, and pursue state moral issues through cooperation and federation where practical.
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Interdenominational Council of Indiana
Indianapolis
John P. Hale
Lafayette
Presbyterian Church
W. E. McKenzie
Crawfordsville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian
Baptist
Disciples of Christ
Methodist
United Brethren
The
Reformed Church
Congregational
Moravian
Society of Friends
United Presbyterian
Free Baptist
Indiana Board Grants Pharmacy Registration Licenses
At the October meeting the Indiana Board of Pharmacy granted certificates of registration to several applicants. The action formalizes their licenses to practice and confirms compliance with regulatory standards.
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Indiana ‘Board of Phar
Warship Bombing Demonstration At Baltimore Aviation Meet
An aircraft demonstration at a Baltimore aviation meet showed bombs dropped on a mock battleship, shredding deck, hull and armament. Latham scored 15 points with six shots on a grass ships model while Drexel in a Bleriot followed with six points for hitting the deck.
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Baltimore
Latham
Drexel
Deitz Granted $40,000 Bail Then Re jailed
Hayward Wisconsin attorney Zabci and Schultz head of the Deitz defense committee arrived from Eau Claire with Judge Wickham approving a $40,000 bond. After the bond was recorded Deitz briefly walked free with family reactions, but Sheriff Madden served a warrant for the alleged May 8 1904 shooting, placing him back behind bars.
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Hayward
Wis
Attormmeys Zab¢i
Schultz
Deitz Defense Committee
Eau Claire
Sherif Madden
Patrick McGinl
Savings rise as US banks report strong year
Aggregate deposits in savings banks exceed 4 billion dollars with average account now 445.22 dollars. Millions of Americans in modest means saved 24.77 dollars each this year despite tariffs and higher living costs. Nationally deposits rose by 1.24 billion, total assets up 1.36 billion, while cash holdings slipped about 31 million from 1909 levels.
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Washington
Murray
Cayil
Savings
Treasury
Delagua Tragedy: 35 Die in Victor American Fuel Explosion
In Delagua California a blast at the Victor American Fuel plant left 35 men dead in the north entry. Willis Evans of Colorado Fuel and Iron died in a rescue attempt for four miners still alive. Rescuers found four Slav miners alive two thousand six hundred feet below the surface before Evans disappeared while aiding the rescues.
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Delagua
Cal
Victor American Fuel Company
Willis Evans
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Primero
Evans
Blast in Mine Kills Five Workers in Hillsboro
A blast in an Hillsboro mine killed five workers and injured others. Investigators cordon off the site as authorities assess the cause and safety lapses.
Taft Arrives at Colon to Inspect Panama Canal Sites
President Taft arrives in Colon aboard the Tennessee to begin a four day visit in Panama. A salute welcomes him as he disembarks and boards a tug to join the canal site train at Culebra with the canal commission. En route home he will stop at Guantanamo Bay to review the naval base.
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Colon
J . Panama
Taft
Tennessee
Montana
Goethals
Cristobal
Panama Canal
Culebra
Canal Commission
Guantanamo
Cuba
First shipboard flight lands at Willoughby Spit
Eugene Ely flew from the deck of the U S scout cruiser Birmingham in Chesapeake Bay toward Norfolk Virginia landing on a beach at Willoughby Spit. The maneuver marked a new epoch in aviation but nearly failed when a wing struck the water breaking a propeller blade. Ely steered to the shore and ended his voyage near the water line after a crippled bi plane could not complete a longer trip.
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Norfolk
Eugene Ely
U. S
Birmingham
Bea
Ely
Willoughby Spit
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk Navy Yard
Meat Packers Score Point In Price Conspiracy Case
Chicago meat packers won a key point Monday as the state court of errors and appeals reversed a trial ruling directing National Packing and other firms to produce books. The Hudson county grand jury sought the books to support the case against price control conspiracy. Another case involving the National Packing Company awaits in the state supreme court.
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Trenton
N. J
Chicago Meat
State Court of Errors and Appeals
Supreme Court
Swayze
National Packing’ Company
Hudson
County Grand
Garvin
National Packing Company
State Supreme “Court
Stonehaven Yarn Ends With Quick Salvation Quip
In Stonehaven a London train delays near Aberdeen spark a dry Scottish joke. Porter Andra chats with a Salvation Army captain who jokes he will drive the devil from Aberdeen. Andra replies to drive him north instead, delivering a sharp local punchline.
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Stonehaven
Tallway
Salvation Army
Aberdeen
London
Andra
Cure for Child's Severe Skin Sores by Cuticura
Mrs Egbert Sheldon of Litchfield Connecticut recounts a two month recovery for her year and a half old son who suffered widespread sores. After physician failure the Cuticura Soap and Ointment regimen cleared all lesions and prevented recurrence. She credits the remedies with saving the child and praises their effectiveness.
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Egbert Sheldon
Litchfield
Conn
Guest Scientists Foresee Ice Earth in a Million Years
Proprietor Summer dismisses the forecast while in a summer hotel setting. He jokes about exiting the hotel business by then as guests discuss the scientific claim of a forthcoming global ice age in a distant era.
Water and health: kidney and rheumatic disease link
A fragment notes water intake as a key factor in preventing kidney bladder diseases and rheumatism. The passage highlights drinking water as a health measure and suggests its importance in disease prevention.
Irish Orator’s Retraction Sparks House Storm
A western congressman of Celtic stock repeatedly baited opponents in debate. He voiced a hard rebuke then, amid shouts of order, was warned to sit, finally offering a rapid retracting remark that sparked laughter and a storm in the chamber as colleagues tugged at his coat tails.
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Erin
Lippincott’s
Thought Only of the Game at Blackburn Rovers Match
A nine year old spectator at a Blackburn Rovers versus Olympic game loudly urged players to push and shove, praising rough play with phrases like Good fer yer and Feath er ad him sweet while a bystander warned of danger.
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Blackburn Rovers
Olympic
London
Bathing suit colors fade in clever exchange
A comical dispute unfolds as Binks complains that his new bathing suit stains his back with fading stripes. The bathing master retorts that removal will be harder, ending with a sly smile and wry remark.
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Deitz
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