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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
4
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Poll turmoil in Maine shapes national party lines
The article analyzes the 1912 Maine third district result as a rebuke to the Republican establishment and a boost for the Progressive movement. It notes Roosevelt's surge, the split within the GOP, and the broader implications for Republican unity and future elections. It cites party figures and voters shifting due to discontent with patronage, reform desires, and the Roosevelt candidacy.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Maine
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Congressional
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Mountain High
Targared Disguit
Wilson Dulinstracion
National Democrat
Indiana
Isine
Congressiona
Democratic Congressional Committee
Washington
Victor Murdock
Beveridge
Yhey Pera
Indiana Divorces Outpace Nevada in State Courts
A Muncie Press analysis cites Carroll D. Wright figures showing 5 538 Indiana divorces in a 1909-12 period versus 84 in Nevada for 1912, noting Indiana’s grounds mirror Nevada including impotence adultery abandonment cruelty and drunkenness while Nevada’s early six month residency lure drew many seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Carroll D. Wright
Hoosier
St. Joseph County
Nevada
Reno
Body Of Mrs. Herman Cline Buried At Beech Grove
The body of Mrs. Herman Cline aged 45 who died Thursday evening in Bloomington was brought to this city for burial. The funeral was held Saturday at 2 pm at the home of her brother Henry Diehl on West 13th street and burial followed at Beech Grove. Surviving are her husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Cline
Bloomington
Henry Diehl
West 13Th Street
Beech Grove
Watson Quietly Defends Against Mulhall Claims Before House Panel
Former Indiana representative James Watson appears before the House Investigating Committee after a long wait to refute Mulhall’s charges. He denies working for the National Association of Manufacturers and explains his role with the Tariff Commission, while defending his gubernatorial campaign history and stance on temperance and anti trust issues.
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Washington
James [. Watson
Indiana
Senate
House Lobby
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufactur
House
Mulhall
Congress
Watson
Cyrus Cline
Piomas R. Marshall
Vice Press
Senate Committee
Indianapolis
Yolfion
Hanly
Stafford
Clanly
National Association of Manufacturers
Tariff Commission
National Tariff Commission Association
Association of Manufacturers
FifteenYearOld Pleads Guilty Stolen Horse Case
Frank Cash, aged fifteen, pleaded guilty in Lawrence county court to stealing a horse owned by Riley Foddrill. He was sentenced to reform school at the Ole Boys' School in Plainfield after age was questioned. his age was recorded as fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cash
Lawrence Cyenil
Riley Foddrill
Plainfield
Aivtort
Telephone strike at Stinesville ends with board move
About 200 patrons faced a phone outage since last Sunday when George Atwood refused to run the exchange. With no takers, the company reorganized at a Wednesday meeting and moved the switch board to Mr. Stuckey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinesville
George Atwood
Atwood
Stuckey
Reno of Indiana Muncie Gains Fame As Divorce Rates Rise
In 1912 Delaware County courts saw high divorce activity with daily cases and a peak on one day. Muncie, dubbed the Reno of Indiana, drew attention as marriages surged amid poverty and factory life, prompting studies on rising divorce rates and the impact of early marriages on the local scene.
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Muncie
Reno
Indiana
Delaware County
Indianapolis
Citie
Board Names Stricerg for Liquor Election
Lawrence county commissioners named election officers for the September 29 vote. The board refused to rule on an appeal bond and directed the WDyear to seek circuit court action. Precincts list inspectors, judges, clerks, and sheriffs for both wards and all first and second precincts with named names.
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