Francis Marion Thompson Seeks Sixth Circuit Judge Seat
Francis Marion Thompson enters the race for Circuit Court Judge in the Sixth Judicial Circuit. He runs subject to the decision of the circuit's Republican convention.
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
4
Francis Marion Thompson enters the race for Circuit Court Judge in the Sixth Judicial Circuit. He runs subject to the decision of the circuit's Republican convention.
John L. Moorman reports that Indiana Democrats grudgingly back Republican candidates citing Rooseveltism and Hanlyism as the driving issue. A Syracuse druggist, Frank W. Green, switches from Democrat to Republican saying he favors Rooseveltism and Hanlyism and law enforcement, while Hoosier Republicans hail a strong ticket and Democratic leadership doubts. Green says many Democrats will cross over, and Holtzman criticizes Democratic leadership as distrustful and corrupt. Indiana to vote Republican by a large majority with GOP gains from Democratic defections.
A historical health note asserts that scrofula in children and consumption in adults stem from thin blood and lack of fat. It advocates fattening through cod liver oil as the best means to combat these diseases, emphasizing its nutritional value and health benefits.
OCR fragment lists 409 415 Peas Street in New York 50 and 1.003. 2 itt Alldruggtats. No clear event or entities beyond an address fragment and stray numbers.
The Bryanites of Indiana aim to overthrow Tom Taggart in the state convention and nominate their own ticket. Taggart has secured control of the state committee and can steer candidates as needed. The opposition remains strong, with Taggart in a dominant position during the campaign.
Viewers report outlines that the pike shall not block public use during construction. It requires clearing all vegetation to leave a thirty foot clear roadway and specifies exact course with mile and stake references. Specs cover width nine feet, depth twelve inches, limestone metal, two-part top dressing, ditch dimensions, culvert construction, wing walls, and adherence to profiles and board directives.
A local ad promotes large clearance of fabrics with discounts on figured law n s and ginghams. Prices include 20c 18c 15c lawns and 124¢ varieties plus 10c 8c lawns and 124¢ ginghams highlighted at multiple low rates.
Notice issued by Ripley County Commissioners announces a special election in Laughery Township on May 29, 1906 to decide on constructing a macadamized or gravel road west of Batesville. Voters will decide per the viewers report and plans on file with the Auditor's office.
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