Reading notices and obituaries in The Tribune
Local reading notices appear with obituaries and cards of Shanks.13¢ per word for display ad space. notes on politics quote a Progressive meeting in Indianapolis praising Bryan and Roosevelt. The piece critiques American memory of leaders and contrasts Roosevelt with Washington and Lincoln.
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Indianapolis
W. D. Headrick
Bryan
Roosevelt
Headrick
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Headrick
Washington
Lincoln
America
Europe
Bell Holtzman mayoral fight shows newspaper factions
The Indianapolis Democrats clash over the Bell Holtzman mayoral contest with claims of boss influence and independence. The News backs Holtzman while Star favors Bell, one side seeking to shape the race and possibly aid a Progressives victory with cross party votes. Public mood hinges on whether voters trust party labels or seek the people’s candidate.
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Indianapolis
Bell-Holtzman
Bell
Taggart
Fairbank
Brewers
Peoples
Holtzman
The
News
Star
Holtzman Bank
Mr. Holtzman
Housman
Bookwalter
Editorial notes a shift back to Republicans in Michigan
The Harper's Weekly quote sees a calm view of political futures, noting four million voters supported Roosevelt in the last election. Michigan's recent election shows Republicans gaining over Democrats, with Progressive support lagging. The piece argues a broader swing toward the GOP and a return to traditional party strength, except for ongoing high living costs.
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Harper's Weekly
Roosevelt
Michigan
Taft
Wilson
Notice of Renewal of Alcohol License in Batesville Indiana
Notice to Batesville citizens that Henry Macher will apply to Ripley County Board of Commissioners at the next term starting June 1915 for a one year renewal to sell intoxicating liquors under four quarts. The application includes selling soft drinks cigars and tobacco with on premises drinking. Location described as the north room of a three story brick building on Pearl Street in Gatesville/Langery township Ripley County Indiana with specified entrances and doors for controlled access.
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Batesville
Ripley Co
Indiana
Henry Macher
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Inodiana
Hevense
Geo. P. Sim
Gatesville
Laugbery Township
Pearl Street
Pentecost Ball at Pair Ground Hall Saturday May La
A grand ball will be held at Pair Ground Hall under Eureka Raid auspices on Saturday evening May La. First class music provided by the band and an abundance of refreshments will be served.
Michigan Election Signals Shift in Party Strength
Harper's Weekly Ape discusses Michigan as a bellwether showing Roosevelt's decline and Bull Moose weakness being tied to Roosevelt's popularity and discontent with Republicans. It argues Democrats may gain from a tariff bill, while Republicans appear likely to remain the main opposition in 1914.
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Michigan
Harper's Weekly
Bull Moose Party
Roosevelt
Moyland
Oldenburg Eureka band to perform at Batesville grounds
The Eureka band will entertain lovers of dancing at the Batesville air Grounds next Saturday. Several local residents attend funerals in Greensburg and Cincinnati, including Mrs. Frank Mlodder and Henry Fehrman. Visitors from Indianapolis and New Richmond return home after visits to area families and convent schools.
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Eureka
Batesville Air Grounds
Frank Mlodder
Greensburg
Tony Westerling
Feye
New Richmond, O
George Fitch
Lawrenceburg
Henry Fehrman
Pentecost Ball in Batonville and Local Notices
May 10 at Batonville promises a Pentecost ball. Sick lists include Mrs. Mary Alexander and Mrs. C Brookst. Mrs. Jacob Meyer and children visited Greensburg last week. Otto Beyers and wife from Indianapolis guests of John Sammons. Rudolph Hertenstein and wife moved to Illinois after their son’s death. Prof. Harry Dapnecker and wife from Marble Corner preparing for high school commencement. George Grow and wife attended Mrs. Shirling’s funeral. Dr. Cox and family visited Greensburg. Remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Beyer died in Indianapolis were brought here and buried at South Eran cemetery beside her husband. Son Otto and wife Carl and wife, both of Indianapolis, accompanied the remains.
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Rudolph Hertenstein
Illinois
George
Eiizabeth Beyer
Indianapolis
Southeran
Obto
Carl
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Frank Penner
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Ranz
Wapolbow
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C. Brookst
Jacob Meyer
Otto Beyers
John Sammons
Harry Dapnecker
Marble Corner
George Grow
Wm. Shirling
Dr. Cox
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Wilton
Axminster
Kramer
Blank’s Pharmacy
Chimon
Lieber
Heersold
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
C. Timmerman
Coal and Cement
W. F. Krieger
Gale Ab Behltmer Bros
William Tekulve
Undertaker
Morris
Timmerman
Hillenbrand
Clyrgh
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Josephine Maersch
M. BP. Bonland
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