Aristocracy of intellect in Indiana Republican party
Indianapolis notes Chairman Hays touts the Republican party as an “aristocracy of intellect and character” including Hemenway Fairbanks Kealing Goodrich Watson New Crane Penrose Cannon Flinn Smoot. The piece mocks the claim and criticizes the party for backing Hughes and opposing Wilson's Mexican policy without clear alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis S. Thompson
Indianapolis
Will F H. Hays
Republican Party of
Indiana
Jim Hemenway
Charlie Fairbanks
Joe Kealing
Jim Goodrich
Jim Watson
Harry New
Murray Crane
Boise Penrose
Joe Cannon
Bill Flinn
Reed Smoot
Hughes
Wilson
Rural Credits Bill and Federal Reserve Mark Progressive Era
The signing of the Moss Rural Credit Bill under Wilson is praised as a landmark progressive act alongside the Federal Reserve. It condemns Republican opposition as aristocratic obstruction and credits Indiana Representative Ralph W. Moss for essential rural credit provisions. The piece argues Wall Street and bankers benefited from earlier intimidations, while praising the current administration’s safeguards for legitimate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Rural Credit
Woodrow Wilson
Federal Reserve
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Hemenway
Kealing
Watson
New
Goodrich
Wall Street
Ike Cannon
Aan ‘Smoot
Morgan
Wilson
Indiana
Ralph W. Moss
Prosperity knockers spark debate in Abe Martin column
Abe Martin via Kin Hubbard mocks Republican hopefuls Hughes and Roosevelt claiming cries of prosperity while condemning free soup houses and bread lines as Democratic victory vanquishes. The piece recalls a 1907 panic and accusations of Wall Street plotting with treasury funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
saysAbe Martin
Kin Hubbard
Abe
Hughes
Roosevelt
Wall Street
United States Treasury
Theodore Roosevelt
Morgan
Indiana Democrats push for wide Marshall campaign reach
Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall, the Democratic VP candidate, requests access to Indiana for at least one speech in each of the 13 congressional districts. The piece argues Indiana voters favor Democrats, cites state finances as strong, and criticizes Republican bosses as out of touch while supporting reforms and war avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Indiana
Tom Taggart
Washington
Congress
Germany
Mexico
Wall Street
Federal Employment Bureau Expands at Indianapolis
The Federal Employment Bureau established in Indianapolis through Senator Joan W. Kern shows growing activity. In the last two weeks hundreds of men were connected with jobs locally and many more moved to other cities with transportation paid and contracts as laborers at twenty five cents an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Employment Bureau
Free Federal Employment Bureau
Indianapolis
Joan W. Kern
Triumph at First Test for Federal Reserve Banks Law
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette praises the federal reserve banks law for passing its first and most severe test. It argues the measure proves durable against future challenges and positions the Democrats to win in the upcoming fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks Law
Democratic Party
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Bittler Tours State and Sees Bipartisan Wilson Support
State Treasurer George A. Bittler travels to small towns and farming districts reporting unity across party lines in support of Woodrow Wilson. He notes farmers are pleased with Wilson and oppose any change, with Progressives especially opposing Hughes and the Republican ticket.
The Word of the Cross Lesson Card
Pauls letter to the Corinthian church discusses the power and wisdom of God through the cross The sermon notes outline key themes from 1 Corinthians including unity in Christ the preaching of the cross as salvation and the call of the weak and foolish as the basis for Gods work in believers The text reflects on Pauls role as amanuensis Sosthenes and the enduring value of the cross in Christian life and practice
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Lord Jesus Christ
Paul
Corinth
Ephesus
Sosthenes
God
Jesus
Christ
Way of Life Through Narrow Path and Future Highway
Norfolk sermon outlines humanity’s split paths the Broad Way to destruction and the Narrow Way to life. Pastor Russell cites Scripture from Proverbs and Isaiah to describe Adam’s fall, human inability to discern truth, and the coming Highway of Holiness for all mankind to reach immortality and everlasting life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Adam
Eve
God
Satan
Redeemer
Adan
New System Of Banks Set To Aid Farmers Credit
The United States plans a new system of Federal land banks to provide long term credit for farming. Twelve districts will host banks with offices in designated cities, aiming to lower rates and ease access to funds for productive farm enterprises.
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United States
Federal Reserve System
Indiana
Congress
Federal Land Bank
Federal Farm Loan Board
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Denver
McAdoo
Shafroth
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Washington D.C
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Ati
Federal Farm Boan Board
Ralph W. Miss
Europe
Germany
France
Moss
Clay County
Senate Committee
Congerss
Federal Reserve
Greene County Circuit Court Civil Docket Summary
Listing of civil cases in Greene County Circuit Court including divorces, partnerships, quiet title filings, probate will contest, and mandamus actions. Notable entries include Nancy J. Haning versus Eber Haning for divorce and Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association versus Cassassa Whalen and hospital partners in a supplemental proceedings matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J. Haning
Eber Haning
Henry Loeb
Mose
Catherine C. Beck
James Beck
Walter Edmonson
Walter Wallace
Jasonville
Indiana
Stanley D. Dempsey
Sam Bates
Marshall
Leary Condor
Elmer Patrick
Thomas Joyce
William H. Slough
J. Edward Barnhill
John Orr
City of
Administrator appointed for Casassa estate
Frank Fusco named administrator of the estate of Nick Casassa. Blanch Fuller applies to be administratrix of the Aaron Fuller estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fusco
Nick Casassa
Blanch Fuller
Aaron Fuller
Marriage Licenses for Jasonville Residents Reported
Bernard L. Bigger and May E. Mc Guire of Jasonville receive a marriage license. Henry Boling of Taylor township and Elsie Eavey of Jackson township, wed by J. M. Meredith J. P. James Esra and Juanita Morris, both of Jasonville, married by Rev. Merrit Owen. Arthur Lucas and Lulu Wilson, both of Jasonville, also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard L. Bigger
May E. McGuire
Jasonville
Henry Boling
Taylor Township
Elsie Eavey
Jackson Township
J. M. Meredith
J. P. James Esra
Juanita Morris
Merrit Owen
Arthur Lucas
Lulu Wilson
Teachers examination notices across towns in 1916 schedule
Notice lists exams in Linton on July 29 1916 Bloomfield on August 26 1916 and Greene County Institute at Worthington starting August 28 1916 for prospective teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Bloomfield
Greene County
Teachers’ Institute
Worthington
Reverend Grane to Preach at Pleasant Ridge and Lower Bingham
Rev. J. D. Grane will preach at Pleasant Ridge next Sunday at 10 30 and at Lower Bingham at 2 30 in a pair of Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Grane
Pleasant Ridge
Lower Bingham
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Kealing, Watson, Et
Cannon, Penrose, Flynn
Chairman Hays
Thomas K. Hmahshall
International Sunday School
E. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Yenovah
Norfolk
Russell
Passor-Russeld
Greene County Girguit Court
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