Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 188, 26 June 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, JUNE 26,' 1916 TflGGflfiT AND WATSOH ADDRESS CITY EDITORS s Fighters Assembling in A'sectidn'of the militiamen lined up for final inspection before the start to Indianapolis Friday. AT COfJUEHTIOfJ UERI

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United States Senator Thomas Taggart and James E. Watson are among the headline speakers who will , address the banquet at the semi-annual convention of the Indiana City Editors'

KICKED FROM BED, WIFE WIELDS SHOE

Ben Harden. 1521 North E street, with a deep cut in his head, was arrested late Saturday night on a charge of assault and battery preferred by his wife. It was decided, however, that Harden had received enough punishment from Mrs. Harden so the charge against him was not prose

cuted.

When the Hardens retired Saturday

night, following a visit to the carnival, they got Into a dispute and friend wife was kicked out of bed, whereupon she

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with a 6hoe. Both left the house and

Mrs. Harden notified the police.

association when the Journalists meet in Richmond on July 15 and 18. ' The association will be the especial guest of the Palladium at whose invitation Richmond was selected as the place for the midsummer meeting. The visiting editors will be entertained at a banquet and given an automobile ride over the city. Newspaper men from all parts of the state will attend. Among the speakers who will "talk 6hop" are: Will R. Emslie, president, Logansport; Charles T. Jewett, Terre Haute; B. H. Hawkins, New Castle; Morris Levi, Evansville; K. J. Sullivan. Alexandria; George Lindsay. Marion; William Hendricks, Frankfort; Lyle Stephenson, Lebanon; George H. James, Brazil; French Ragedale, Frankfort; John A: Conner, Seymour, Hassal T. Sullivan, Richmond.

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AUTO THIEF DENIES OPERATING IN CITY IN HIS CONFESSION

George Davis, owner of a garage at

Clarksburg, Ind., who with three of his sons and several other men are eald to have been members of his gang of automobile thieves, is said to have made a partial confession of his operations, with the resuit that information concerning nineteen stolen machines haa been secured. Davis is confined in the Connersville jail. Other arrests have been made at Liberty, Brookville, Rushvillo ami Indianapolis. ChW of Felice Goodwin said today that hr had been informed by the Connprnville eutherities that, none of th ninoforn stolen automobiles were takm in Richmond. It h believed members of this gang secured at least fifty cars. Further confeHsions are anticipated also several other arrests and Chief Goodwin hopes that eventually he will secure information leading to the recovery of four automobiles stolen in Rich

mond in recent weeks. Sunday Prosecutor Reller and Chief Goodwin went to Liberty where they questioned two alleged members of the Davis gang. Both denied-having operated in Richmond. .

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CARRIES FRIEND HOME

The young son of Oscar Frame was playing Saturday with Elrod Baker, a boy his own age, at the Baker home. 829 South Ninth street. Finally Mrs. Frame ordered her offspring to reIturn home. He refused to obey. Elrod ;then picked up his playmate and carried him to the Frame home. This ' aroused Mrs. Frame's indignation and a charge of assault and battery was preferred against young. Baker. The prosecutor refused to- prosecute the care.

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SOCIALISTS HELP RECRUIT.

, KOKOMO, Ind., June 24. The drum corps of the anti-militaristic Socialist party came out on the streets last night to aid in recruiting a company in the national guard. Hundreds of persons cheered the Socialists.

SWALLOWS QUARTER.

MARION, Ind., June 26. James Prine, 7, died following an operation intended to give relief to suffering caused by swallowing a quarter.

Despite the fact that both are totally blind, Harry A. Hubbard and his

wife successfully operate a large farm near Jet. Okla.

PROGRESSIVES

Continued From Page One. Colonel 'Roosevelt amid stirring and tumultuous scenes. Leaders made no attempt today to minimize the gravity of the situation, although there was a . generally expressed hope that a compromise could be effected. On the one side was George W. Perkins, financial angel of the organization, and William Flynn of Pittsburg, both of whom advocate the placing of Justice Hughes at the head of the party ticket. On the other side were John M. Parker, vice presidential nominee; Victor Murdock and Dr. ,E. M. Harris of Rhode Island, all of whom are strongly opposed to any deals with the Republicans that will embody a recognization of Justice Hughes as the party's candidate. Perkins held conferences with various personages until far into the morning. Just what the results were it was impossible to ascertain, but it is believed that Perkins is prepared to offer the committee a plan the principal features of which are that the organization will be maintained and Justice Hughes name be placed at the head of the ticket.

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SUFFRAGISTS ARE BUSY.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 24. Citizens were somewhat surprised to see suffragists . speaking to crowds from automobiles a few days ago, but were more surprised yesterday to see suffragists marching up and down the busy streets flaunting "Vote for -Women" banners in the air.

ROAD PETITION COSTS SETTLED; TOWNSHIP APPEAL WITHDRAWN

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a concrete road from Cambridge City, three miles south through Milton, were paid to the county auditor Saturday and the petition was withdrawn

because of insufficient number of sig natures.

Originally there were 93 signers to the petition, more .than enough to

make .the . instrument legal.. At the

meeting, of the commissioners two

weeks ago, however, fifty of the signers were represented and asked to have their names withdrawn. Their request was granted on condition that all expenses of "advertising and tiling charges be paid. John W. Judkins, . representing the property owners who wished to withdraw from the petition, paid the remainder of the costs, which amounted to $97. ' Opposition to the proposed permanent improvement arose when it was found that the construction would cost Washington township at least $45,000, which would bond it almost to the limit taxpayers who appeared before the commissioners believed that a better way to . handle the road situation in that township would be to distribute this money over all the roads.

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Omar, who has a mark of 2:05!4, will endeavor to come back for C. L.: (Kentuck) Floyd this year on the tracks of the Grand Circuit. He was out of commission during the season of 1915, but during the past winter has been carefully trained for the coming campaign this year. The allowance rules of the Grand Circuit make him eligible to the 2:08 class and the wise trainers figure him to show his heels to most of -the members' of that class. He was better than a 2:05 trotter in the fall of 1914. - ; :

Robert. Lacey, , 14, son cf ' Warren liacey likes to hike but will ride when

given the opportunity. Last Wednesday young Lacey and a Chicago scoutmaster started to hike from Chicago to Richmond. Robert started out ' with $2.50 and his boy scout equipment, r By Saturday night they reached Peru where they. were offered a Vide to Richmond in the cabooseof a freight train. , ' ; They decided to ride and reached

here last night-. Robert had $2 . left and on the. trip had had chicken dinners which farmers donated in return for stories about the boys' hike.

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