Political Fixes in Ripley County Ledger
In Ripley County two men Newt and Nick and allies hire an Owen County gangster to back Jackson’s charges about Grant Johnson’s books. Deputy Auditor J V Foster and Wells lend credibility, exposing a political manipulation aimed at taxpayers who will foot the bill.
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Nick
Owen County
J. V. Foster
Spencer
Versailles
Jackson
Grant Johnson
Wells
Bro. Jackson
Ringster
Foster
Newton
Cornet
Guthrie Led Indiana Pure Food Law Passage
The Pure Food law of Indiana, among the best in the nation, was drafted and pushed through by Senator W. A. Guthrie. His influence and energy secured its passage to shield people from poisonous adulterations in food. The senator's district backs his proven ability and integrity for the State Senate.
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United States
W. A. Guthrie
Guthrie
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House
State Senate
Endorsement for Republican county ticket candidates
A public notice extols Day, Timmerman, Harper, Prentice, Beckett, Pegee, Schumacher, Schulenberg, Simpers, Bielby, Albright, Cole, McMillan, Roberts, Munger, and Knapp as honest, upright, qualified men. It asserts they were nominated openly, without trickery, and will serve the people if elected, urging support from voters.
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Republican County
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Timmerman
Harper
Prentice
Beckett
Pegee
Schumacher
Schulenberg
Simpers
Bielby
Albright
Cole
McMillan
Roberts
Munger
Knapp
Taxes Paid Confirm Prentice Tax Receipt
Versailles Republican republished a tax receipt dated August 3 showing Newton Jackson Treasurer paid William Prentice for May and November installments totaling 87.74. It refutes a prior Os g o od charge that Prentice did not pay taxes and denounces the accuser as a political prevaricator.
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Versailles
Republican
Newton Jackson
William Prentice
Osgood
Billie Prentice
Get Out and Vote in Indiana Senate and House Reckoning
A strong wartime style call urges Indiana Republicans to vote on November 4 and mobilize neighbors to cast the full ticket. It warns that indifference in 92 led to a disastrous quadrennium and stresses personal responsibility to ensure victory and uphold state prestige. Get out and vote. More than that, get out the vote.
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Indiana
Senate
House OF Representatives
Indiana Democrats Split Over Reorganizers and Hill Tie
The piece argues the Indiana Democratic organization remains split between Bryan loyalists and reorganizers backed by Hill. It notes risk to Bryan supporters if reorganizers gain control, fearing endorsement of Hill’s national chair bid and potential realignment with past platform betrayals.
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Indiana
Chicago
Kansas City
Bryan
Hill
Taggart
The Vital Error of Democratic Leadership
A critical address recalls 1892 tariff debates and warns against cheap goods under Democratic leadership. The speaker cites overtaxation rhetoric and recalls a voter who regretted free wool support while criticizing Democrats for chasing campaign issues instead of governing.
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Gen. Harrison
The Danger of a Democratic House in Indiana Campaign
The speaker warns Indiana voters that a Democratic House would stall industry and harm the economy. He urges Republicans to accept full responsibility and rejects shared accountability, arguing only one party can govern effectively. He calls for turning the House to the Democratic Party to change policy and warns of negative consequences on money markets and public welfare.
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Indiana
United States
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Democratc
Rookback slander targets Fassett Cotton in Indiana race
In the closing campaign days Republicans face last minute assaults as Indiana Democrats circulate accusations of personal dishonesty against Fassett A. Cotton, candidate for superintendent of public instruction. Geeting denies the claims and party groups denounce the tactics as outside decency. Vote the Republican ticket straight.
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Indiana
Fassett A. Cotton
Geeting
Preservation Fight and Township Notice in Ohio and Rhode Island
Mr Bryan defends past party work from 1896 and 1900 while a township notice from Laughery Township Ohio restricts office hours on Saturdays. The piece also cites Ohio voters choosing Hanna or Tom Johnson with differing fortunes, and Rev Budlong praises Electric Bitters curing jaundice and liver issues with a 60 cent guarantee from G Baas.
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Mr. Bryan
J. C. Budlong
Ashaway, R. I
G. Baas
Home Seekers Excursions Selling Dates Listed
Selling dates are November 4 and 18 December 2 and 16 January 6 and 20 February 3 and 17 and April 7 and 21. For full information on rates limits and other details contact agents.
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