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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
3
Community notices remind readers obits and advertisements must reach the office by Wednesday noon. The column notes the importance of timely submissions and promotes advertising space in this issue.
Congress debates dollar a day pension bills as Crumpacker replies to Williamsport Review about his stance. He defends his record, notes committee inaction, cites past vetoes and reforms, and argues Democrats favor pension liberalization while Southern lawmakers resist. He recalls McKinley era measures and claims rising pension costs benefit veterans.
Governor Marshall cites liquor law violations and prosecutions to support a shift from county to local option in cities and townships. The piece notes Democrats back local option while Republicans defend the current county option, with tariff issues barely affecting the race.
The piece mocks Senator Beveridge forecast of a large Republican vote in Indiana and quarrels with the Michigan City Dispatch. It notes the editor seeks re election to the state assembly and laments his irritability while urging an airship for distraction.
E G Bunnell former county superintendent and recent state assistant superintendent is to be detained. The note references his position during the election of the democratic sta, indicating political suspense surrounding his official status and duties.
Seventy six former students gathered at the Smith site to honor their teacher Mr Laird with speeches by Senator Cruupacker and John P Lucas. Silver stars for perfect grades were awarded, and dinner was served by the M K Ladies Aid at the G A R hall. The event celebrated enduring bonds across decades and featured reminiscences from Crumpacker, Rohrer, Lucas and Crumpacker, plus a farewell song.
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