The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-08
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response to an invitation from Rocse-
Welt. who asked them TO visit him 1t
10 of interest TO the politicians of In
diana TO know just what happened
there, for if Roosevelt shall announce
that he is standing behind Beveridge in
his fight this year it will mean much
to the result IN Indiana.
His Warm Friend.
William Dudley Foulke is one of the
former presidents warmest friends, and
IT Is known that Roosevelt places much
reliance in what he says It was Foulke
that wrote a letter TO Roosevelt while
the latter was president asking him as
to the truth of he statements made in
the newspapers in regard to the Pana-
ma scandal shortly before the last cleo
ton, and it was Foulke that received
the famous answer from Roosevelt in
which he lambasted the Indianapolis
News and the New York World for GER
tain publications in regard to the Pana-
ma matter.
Senator Beveridge and Theodore
Roosevelt have never been very far
apart in their public policies and ideas
of government Beveridge was one Of
Roosevelts strongest supporters while
he was In the White House. and the
friendship that grew up between them
was very close. This would naturally
lead to the belief that Roosevelt will
give attention to what Beveridge tolo
him yesterday
However, until the real news of the
conference comes out there can not be
anything more than speculation as to
what happened what was said. And
T. %uit TOW,
will remain up in the air
Democratic Paper.
There is a rumor which SENS to have
some foundation to the effect that the
Democrats are going TO start a daily
newspaper in Indianapolis. and that the
first issue will make its appearance on
August first. Just who is to be behind
does anyone venture any guess on IL
Democratic leaders who was formerly
connected with the state committee
made the statement week ago and re-
peated it yesterday that the new paper
would surely some out and that the
frst OF August was the date. It is
even said that Stokes Jackson. Demo
cratic state chairman. told sonaeone
here the other day all about the plans
for starting the new paper. but Jack
son says he does not know anything
about IT.
According to the report the new pap
or will be a morning paper and will
be for general circulation all over tn.
state. 1t is said that 1t will have the
Hearst telegraph news service and tina
It will be red hot Democratic in 1T.
policy.
There Is no printing plant in the cit,
that could handle big daily paper, bu
there are several IN which a small dali,
might be printed. and IL is possible tina
one OF these concerns may get the con
tract for printing the paper II 1t comes
TO pass. Thus far. there has not been
ms far as is known, any attempt to or
ganize a STAFF for the paper. and 1
would seem that this task would hav
been started by this time If 1t is ex
pected to get the paper out on Angus
first
1t may be that this report is a con
fusion OF the fact that w B. Westlake
OF Marion. expects to start a Demo
cratic campaign paper in Marion an
that the first issue will. be out o.
August first Westlake was for year
the publisher OF the Marion Leader.
Democratic paper. He gave out the in
formation a few days ago while he wa
start a hum dinger" of a Democrat
campaign paper.
1t All Depends.
Whether the new daily in Indianap
oils will be merely a campaign shee
or a permanent affair 1t is said, vii
depend entirely on how it is receive