Reform talk in Suffolk County Progressives shift
The Suffolk County Massachusetts Progressives faced an object lesson in reform politics as last fall's 25,000 votes contrast with this spring's registration figures. Of those registered, fewer than 1,000 named Progressivism, leaving 96 percent who changed politics in six months and 4 percent remaining aligned.
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Suffolk County
Massachusetts
Senators Face Moral Test Over Lobbyist Pressure
The piece argues Democratic U.S. Senators endure a severe examination by lobbyists who dominate the Washington political scene but claims no senator would abandon his vote for tariff reductions due to improper inducements.
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U. S
Christ
Temple of Legislation
Washington
Progressives in Indianapolis Split Over Boss Rule and Candidates
Reading from Indianapolis political scene, factions abandon Boss Rule. Johnson is the Star–backed Progressive nominee while independents back McClure, weakening Johnson. Bell faces party dissension with fraud accusations, Holtzman may run independent, Bookwalter clings to Republican hopes amid internal feuds.
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Indianapolis
Republican Party
The
Star
Johnson
R. G. McClure
Dr. Johnson
Palaocratia Party
Bell
Holtzman
McClure
Bookwalter
When the Worm Turned in Smithville
A 1912 tale traces Sarah Ann Perkins in Smithville whose beauty spawns jealousy and gossip. After she vanishes, a fevered hunt, 103 arrests, and 10,700 visitors yield no conviction. In a twist, she later returns with her innkeeper husband and a husband’s remark about beauty and marriage shocks the village.
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Sarah Ann Perkins
Smithville
Nature
Sarah Ann
Miss Perkins
Sarah Anne
Rock of Gibraltar
Locals record Greensburg visits and trips
Saturday and Friday locals list several residents and visitors including Chas and Tetrick in Greensburg James Mead and wife Hazel Taylor Mrs Taylor Martin and daughter Newpoint trips by H W Terry and Lou Cook Indianapolis and Cincinnati departures by Henry Roeil and Henry Schein families Edna Elrod Edna Miller and Asbury Dickey Group activities with Schultz Quartette trips to Indianapolis for events and Berea Ohio visits noted with several hometowners also traveling to Jeffersonville and Indianapolis for visits and a prize fight
Notice on Seal of Indiana Flour guarantees
To protect our customers and ourselves against infringement on our seal of Indiana Flour we do not guarantee a sack or barrel unless purchased at the mill and from the following merchants J. H. Witker & Co. John Gauck I. H. Krome Hatesville Milling Co.
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Indiana
J. H. Witker & Co
John Gauck
I. H. Krome
Hatesville Milling Co
Notable local travels cross Indiana this weekend
Edward Reibel went to Indianapolis Saturday morning followed by Mrs. Anna Wachsman to Lawrenceburg. Fred Ritter traveled Thursday evening to Indianapolis for Decoration Day at his home. Mrs. Tetrick and children planned a weekend in Hope Indiana to visit relatives. Gruesenkamp and wife returned Friday from Indianapolis where they visited their sons. Ellen Rosenmund, former Newcastle teacher, returned home Monday after school closed last Friday. Mrs. A Broacher and daughter Bertha joined Mrs. Lewis Stemler and son Paul to visit George Volk and George Paul and wife and son of Urbana Sr. who came to attend the funeral of a child of Charles Wilhelm and wife. They left Saturday morning planning Indianapolis stop to see relatives.
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Fred Ritter
Indianapolis
Ema Ae
Ellen Rosenmund
Newcastle
A. Broacher
Bertha
Lewis Stemler
Paul
Newpoint
George Volk
George Paul
Urbana
Charles Wilhelm
How to Conquer Rheumatism at Your Own Home
Free trial treatment offer for CHRONICURE claims to conquer rheumatism and cleanse the blood. Advertises mail order with no COD and promises a large free package to interested readers. Provided by M M Bummers of 141 Fe. Washington Ave. South Bend Indiana.
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Tonia
MMS. M. Bummers
Washington Ave
South Bend
Ind
Notice of Renewal License Application for Bar in Batesville
George Breir, resident of Suldbiet y, applies to Ripley County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors including spirits wine and beer with on premises consumption. Establishment to locate in the northwest corner of a two story building fronting South Street in Hatesville town Ripley County Indiana.
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Bulesville
Ripley Co
George Beir
Suldbeity
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
India
Daby
Tireeteen
South Street
South Streem
Nid Street
Roo
Albers Heirs
Hatesviletow
Batcayne Laughery Township
George Brehr
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Greensburg
James Mead
Hazel Taylor
Taylor Martin
Newpoin
Sriday
H. W. Terry
Sunman
Lou Cook
Henry Roeil
Henry Schein
Mia
George Leigh
Edna Martin
Frank Worlandy
Shelbyville
Edna Elrod
Milan
Edna Miller
Victor, Colorado
Asbury Dickey
Henry Obermeyer
Fred Oehlman
Cincinnati
George Obermeyer
Oscar Eichacker
Homie
Arthur Schultz
Schultz
John Guenter
Emma
Bertha Haho
J. H. Bosse
Wao. Gelvin
Berea
Ohio
V. Wallace
George Shane
Elmer Kramer
John Kirschbaum
Frank Foerster
Leo Kirschbaum
Boehringer Street
Jos. Schork
John Blumberg
Frank
Henry Waisman
L. Schenler
St. Joe
Jeffersonville
Caessas
New York
Boston
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence River
Adirondack
England
Kramer’s Department Store
Kramer’s
Pearl and Vine
Edward Reibel
Anna Wachsman
Lawrenceburg
Woo
Gruesenkamp and
Wife
Ur Winsor
Victor
Kelly
Mehlon
Undertaker
ED A. Zierer
William
Tekulve
Morris
Timmerman
Hillenbrand
Coal and Cement
W. F. Krieger Cement Contractor
F. Lindenmaier
Andrew W
Arroaney
Offen
Chas
Meyer’s