The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-08
Indiana Party Leaders Wei
come News Of Meeting Of
Col. Roosevelt with Senator
Beveridge and Mr.. FouIke.
DEMOCRATS PLAN A
STATE PARTY ORGAN
New Newspaper Promised for
August 1-Effort Is Made
to Close the Breach Be-
tween Kern and Shively.
palladium Specially

tPalladium Specially
Indianapolis. July 2-Indiana repub-
licans have been very much interest
ID In the outcome OF the Sycamore
lIill conference between Senator Bev.
sridge. william Dudley Foulke and
Theodore Roosevelt, and since the an.
nouncement Of the result, will 60
ahead with their campaign along
new line. which includes Col. Roose-
velt's assistance. Little has been
done during the past few days. pend
discussion Of politics out here. but
now that the support OF the ex-presi-
dent 10 assured for Beveridge. the
program will be pushed with increas-
ID vigor.
New Democratic Newspaper.
There 10 . rumor which seems to
have some foundation to the effect
that the democrats are going to start
. daily newspaper In indianapolis.
and that the first issue will make its
appearance on August first. Just who
10 to be behind the new venture IL not
known, nor does anyone venture any
guess on Il. All that 10 known 10 that
one Of the democratic leaders who was
formerly connected with the state
committee made the statement . week
ago and repeated It yesterday. that
the new paper would surely come out
and that the first Of August was the
date. Il 10 even said that Stokes
Jackson. democratic state chairman.
told some one here the other day all
about the plans for starting the new
paper. but Jackson says he does not
know anything about It.
According to the report the new
paper win BE- q morning paper and
will be for general circulation all over
the state. Il 10 said that It will have
the Hearst telegraph news service and
that It viii be red hot democratic in
its policy.
No Plant Available. ..
There IL no printing plant in the
city that could handle . big daily pa
per. but there are several In which q
small daily might be printed. and 1t
ID possible that one Of these concerns
may get the contract for printing the
paper II Il comes to pass. Thus far.
there has not been. as far as is known,
any attempt to organize q staff for
the paper. and It would seem that this
task would have been started by this
time II II 10 expected to get the paper
out on August first.
Il may be that this report is a con.
fusion OF the fact that w. b. Westlake
Of Marion. expects to start q demo.
cratic campaign paper In Marion and
that the first issue will be out on
August first. Westlake was for many
years the publisher Of the Marion
Leader. democratic paper. He gave
out the Information . few days ago
while he was In this city that he was
arranging to start hum dinger" of
q democratic campaign paper.
whether the new daily In Indiana
polls viii b merely a campaign sheet
or . permanent affair, 1t Is said, viii
depend entirely on how 1t Is received
and whether II makes good In the cam.
paisn. The democrats have no gener.
al organ In the state and have not
had one since the Indianapolis Sem
tinsl Suspended p,''.lication some
years ago. At that Il . Tom Taggart
and some others OF the democratic
leaders Of the state tried to keep the
Sentinel alive. and they put money
into It. but II failed and they had to
give up. A child that 10 burned once
hesitates to stick it, finger In the fire
again. % Il II believed to be hardly
likcly that TaSyart would dump his
money into the venture.
John ~. Kern 10 %.
John w. Kern. the democratic can.
didate for United States senator, 10
I'll q his homo here. though Il 10 moth
Ing serious. He 10 suffering from q
stomach trouble due. Il 10 believed. to
the hot weather. Mr.. Kern's young.
est soe. also. 10 III. and has been for
Q long time. This has caused Mr.
Kern great worry. Az soon ~ possi.
Bile Mr.. Kern win 20 to Michixan,
whore he has . summer cottage, ana
win spend several weeks with his fam.
ny. resting up and getting In shape
for the campaign.
There 10 . belief that when Senator
Shivsly comes here the last Of this
month to meet with the democratic
state committee. an effort win be
made 70 get him and Kern together In
. big smoke OF the peace pipe. Il IL
said that they do not now speak as
they pass by and that they have not
spoken 70 each other since Kern gave
out his famous interview In which he