Political slate listed with state officials and electors
A roster of state offices and party electors is shown, naming Secretary of State Jackson, Lieutenant Governor Bush, Auditor Klaus, Treasurer McMurt rie, Attorney General Stansbury, Superintendent Ellis, Reporter Adams, State Statistician Roberts, several judges, delegates, and presidential electors. The piece closes with a political note: “On to Chicago” signals Republican momentum and a jab at Democrats ahead of Woodrow’s rise.
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Otto Klaus
US McMurtrie
Ele Stansbury
Horace Ellis
Supreme Court
Will H. Adams
Walter B. Riley
W. Dunbar
Thomas N. Davidson
I, N. Foster
Republican nominee to be inaugurated next March
In Chicago next week the man nominated for President by the Republicans will be inaugurated in March. The article warns that if Republicans control Washington in 1917 private letters of American citizens could be diverted to British ports and censored by British officials.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Washington
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Bryan
William McKinley
United States
Canada
Kentucky
Indiana
Republicans Readies March Governance Reform
The passage argues that once Republicans take control next March the government will not order Americans to leave Mexico or restrict their Atlantic crossings, claiming improved protection and freedom of movement for citizens.
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Republican Party
Mexico
Atlantic
Fourt h Assistant Postmaster General faces Senate conflict
The fourth Assistant Post master General accuses the Senate of surrendering to railroad interests, a serious charge for a Democrat official. If Wilson keeps Blakslee, he may endorse the charges. if he removes him, he risks accusations of surrendering to the Senate and compromising upcoming elections.
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Congress
Senate
Wilson
Blakslee
Political Commentary on Militia and Fortunes of Fairbanks
A dense editorial review argues the Texas militia refusal exposes dangers of federal reliance on state troops for national defense. It praises Charles Warren Fairbanks as Republican nominee material, citing his anti silver stance, leadership alongside McKinley, and diplomatic experience. Various local notices follow about a social weekend and community events.
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America
Texas
Democratic Congress
Moore's Hill College 60th Commencement Program
Moore's Hill college outlines the sixtieth commencement with events from Sunday June 4 to Wednesday June 14. The schedule includes addresses by A J Bigney Bloomington Ed Lindley Rev Brumblay Dr John Virgil Thompson and Dr Bovard, senior class exercises, baccalaureate, reunions, concerts, and the alumni banquet, plus postgraduate expression recitals and baseball.
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Moore’s Hill College
A.J. Bigney
Lindley
Bloomington
Ind
Academy
Robert Brumblay
Spokane
Wash
J. P. D. John
Greencastle
Reunion of Christian Associations
Virgil Thompson
Mussic Department
Board of True Teen and Visitors
Scott Hershey
Angola
William
Bovard
Chicago
Duel Eggs And Cattle Prices In Local Market
Henry Walsman visited Cincinnati while Herman Borches traveled to Spades to see John Schmalz. An Albany Journal note discusses liver medicines and Dr King’s New Life Pills. A Japanese shirt salesman markets imported goods in New York, highlighting tariff impacts on American labor and manufacturing.
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Dr King
Dr. King
New York City
Japan
Pacific
America
Albany Journal
Variety Salad in Lettuce Cups with Pineapple
A simple salad combines finely shaved cabbage diced apples and celery with grated pineapple. Toss with boiled salad dressing, spread over lettuce leaves, and garnish with whipped cream for serving.
How to Prevent Cake Sticking in Tins
Grease tins then dust with flour to prevent sticking. Shake off loose flour, leaving only what adheres to the grease. This replaces the old method of lining pans with greased paper.
To Say New Matting Method Described
Instructions describe making matting by cutting each width six inches longer than needed and raveling ends before tying cords. This prevents raveling during cleaning and eliminates waste.
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the Tribune
DonaLd McCallum
Atatesville
Batesville
Manly D. Wilson
Charles 8. Royce
Joseph J. Westrick
James P. Goodrich
Harry 8S
New
James E. Watson
Secretary of State
ED. Jackson
Edgar Bush
Woodrow
McCumber
Europe
Flagland
Ceccsessee
France
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Turkey
Roy Freeland
Sunyday
Newpoint
Dan Lammeyer
Spades
A’ E. “Patton
Cincinnati
John Boboer
Cincinnai
Edna Martin
Morris
Quirio Walaman
Sunman
Elmer Peine
Oldenburg
Brookville
Mike Glaub
Mary Mitchell
Tom Mead
James | Mead
John Damhus
Elma
Augusta Bloemer
Tony Lisdenmeier
Misa Mathilda Zillebuebler
Krome & Son
Tom Patterson
Misa Louisa Meyers
Oscar Gonder
Ijdianapolis
George Gonder
Jobo Fichtner
Con
Allen Sykes
Shelbyville
Fred Mestermacher
Lane A
Hershel Jones and Family
Greensburg
Wilson Jones
Ivan Bland
Harper, Ind
Mr. Bland
Mies Theresa Hrandes
D. Rathkamp
Covington, Ky
Kate Dowdell
Chas. Johnson
Zille_ Kuebler
Glenna Beer
Glenna
Alma Wetzler
Mary Alexander
Surmac
Quirin Vonderheide
Bellévue
Niemeyer’s Hall
Cook Bros
Moore’s Hill
J. H. Witker & Co.—Propuce
Michael Benz
Sunda
DR. H. Seevers
Joho Goldsmith
Herman Obermeyer
IA. Hillenbrand
Ed Reibel
Flossie Ward
Jake Boh
Lulu Wager
North Vernon
J. A. Hillenbrand
Henry Walsman
Herman Borches
John Schmalz
Harry Schwier Co
Lenox
Argo Gloss
Borax
Majic City
Hammer
H. F. Buck
Batesville, Indiana
Coal and Cement
W. F. Krieger
Timmerman
Hillenbrand
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