Brooks and Otis Editors Named in Issue
The page credits Thomas J. Brooks as editor and Red B. Otis as managing editor in the masthead.
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Red B. Otis
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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
2
Auditor of State LNEW T Brown and State Officials
For Auditor of State LNEW T. BROWN. For Treasurer of State JOE FREEMAN. For Attorney General F. H. WURZER. For Judge Appellate Court 1st Dist DAVID A. MYERS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor of State
Lnew T. Brown
Joe Freeman
F. H. Wurzer
Supreme Court
Dist
Woodfin D. Robinson
Leander J. Monks
Judge Appellate Court
David A. Myers
Wilson snub at Vineland sparks veteran controversy
The Camden Daily Courier recounts an alleged incident during Gov. Wilson’s visit to the Old Soldiers Home in Vineland. It claims he ignored veterans and their wives, refused a token talk, and snubbed them as he left for a nearby “hog pen” scene, fueling claims of partisan bias and sparking calls to oppose Wilson politically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Gov. Wilson
Jefferson Davis
Ien
Capt. Shields
Wilson
Courier
Southland
Woodrow Wilson
Fr. W
Glenn
North Carolina
New Jersey
Newberne
N. C
Camden
N. J
Daily Courier
Mrs Hartley Visits Shoals to Inspect WRC Chapter
Mrs. Oscar Hartley of Lebanon, guest of Col and Mrs V V Williams in this city, traveled to Shoals today to inspect the local W R C chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hartley
Lebanon
Col
V. V. Williams
Shoals
White elephants loom over county voting machines
In Barihoeis county voters fear the distressed machines stored in the courthouse basement. Damp conditions have rusted and damaged the equipment. one unit failed in practice voting. After prior losses for County Clerk Leon J. Cox and a burned machine, officials have removed all machines for expert overhaul before this election. Ohio township voters will use ballots this year while other precincts switch systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barihoeismen
Leon J. Cox
Ohio Township
Notice to Patrons of Entertainment Course at Opera House
Patrons are urged to obtain season tickets early due to limited seating at the Stone City Opera House for the Entertainment Course this year. The number available will depend on house capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City Opera House
Mamie Owens Visits Mrs Cyrus Findley in Orleans
Mrs. Cyrus Findley hosts Mamie Owens visiting in Orleans gathering. The pair spend time together during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Mamie Owens
Cyrus Findley
Orleans
Twenty third U S Infantry to return to Fort Benjamin Harrison
The Twenty third United States Infantry arrives at Fort Benjamin Harrison at 11 this forenoon after a month away on a trip to French Lick. The regiment camped at Garfield Park Wednesday and will march to the fort via Noble street Massachusetts avenue and Pendiston pike. Maj. Duval reports strong health with three men sick. Col. Glenn praises the warm reception along the route. A Friday evening meeting for First Christian Church Sunday School officers and class leaders is announced with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third United States Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
French Lick
Garfield Park
Park
Noble Street
Masquchusetts Avenue
Pendiston Pike
Douglas Duval
Rggiment
Edwin F. Glenn
First Christian Church
Mrs Walter Secoitten Visits Bedford Visitor Return Route
Mrs Walter Secoitten of Bedford visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Cook on South Walnut Street and has traveled to Ellettsville for a visit before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Secoitten
Bedford
Samuel Cook
South Walnut Street
Ellettsville
Bloomington World
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Winfield T. Durbin
Thomas T. Moore
Secretary of State
Fred I. King
Sunt. of Public Instruction
Samuel C. Ferrell
J. IL. Pebts
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Congressional
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Calvin Faris
Elbert J. Stalker
Harl G. Short
Thomas J. Daniel
William H. Sitler
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William H. Skead
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Mayer’s Footwear
Misses and Childrens
Conyr
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Sabhibas
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Opera House
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