Lawrence County Votes and County Ticket Split in 1912
Lawrence County shows a Democratic division with Republicans winning most county posts. Wilson leads with 473 as Roosevelt trails. Bryan gains 32 votes. Underwood has the largest representative vote. Browning and Swails lead in judicial and prosecutorial races. News notes McCombs reports Wilson’s early national victory optimism.
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Lane County
Representative
SOO Prowresans
Republic
Browning
Judge
Stalker
Sitter
Art
Bedford
Sither
Sitler
Padiana
Underwood
Lawrence County
BEAT Of Richard Hunter At 7 o'clock Tuesday Evening
Funeral announced for Richard Hunter age 18 of 37th street who died after a brief illness. He was survived by parents and a conductor father. Burial set for Thursday. services conducted from home with a procession to the cemetery. Governor Wilson's election results and Roosevelt's congratulations noted in broader dispatches from New York and Philadelphia.
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Oceek
William F. McCombs
Democratic Neosional Committee
Woodrow Wilson
United States
House of Representatives
Atuld Lionter
al Iunter
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Virginia
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Mpheé
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New Jersey
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Fought Party To Protect Liberty And Government
The New York Tribune argues Governor Wilko seeks the Presidency by attacking the Repub parties leaders destroy the party’s traditional liberty minded structure. It lauds Paine for steadfastness to Republican principles, defending judicial independence and constitutional guarantees while criticizing Wilson’s radical platform and uncertain costs.
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Pie
Simeelf
Mir. Brean
Lincoln, Seward
Grant
Garfield
McWhinley
Fires Tuesday Night Across City May Have Incendiary Origin
Two fires broke out within minutes in the city Tuesday evening causing major damage. The Coulter home at South 5th and West B streets burned, and Dr A J McDonald’s barn at West 15th Street was destroyed amid water supply tampering and conflicting alarms. Fire crews faced multiple false alarms while battling both blazes and an eight block area glow lit the night. The McDonald loss is about 900 dollars with 300 insurance. Coulter’s home insured for 700. Investigators note possible incendiary or electrical causes and a pattern linking past and present alarms.
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A. J. McDonald
8Th and
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8Th and I
James Cornwell
15Th
16Th
McDonald
8Th
Coulter
Cornwell
Out of Nights Epsie Ketchem Seeks Divorce
Epsie Ketchem files for divorce from Frank Ketchem in Lawrence circuit court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide a suitable home. They married May 1 1910 and separated November 3 1912. defendant allegedly stayed out all night and gambled away money while earning $3 daily. Attorney W E Clark represents plaintiff.
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Epsie Ketchem
Lawrence
Frank Ketchem
W. E. Clark
Mrs Haungs and Miss Smith Seek Chicago Specialist
Mrs Haungs and Miss Mary Smith have traveled to Chicago to consult a medical specialist about Miss Smith who is suffering with an inward goiter.
Bedford Woman Hosts Home Missionary Society Meeting
An engaging meeting of the Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church was held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Reed’s home on West 16th Street. Miss Alma Shultz of Indianapolis, a recent Deaconess Training School graduate, spoke on the Roberts Park convention and deaconess training work, then plans to pursue active missionary efforts after her recovery. Bedford residents praised a hometown girl taking training and anticipated substantial good from her future efforts.
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Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Frank Reed
West 16Th Street
Alma
Bedford
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