Indiana Progressives Rally in 1912 Movement
Boone County Progressive and FELEEA Pattie lead coverage of Progressive activity in Indiana. Mentions Pattie, John Sutherland shifting to Progressives, Beveridge endorsement, and party growth in Whiting and New Castle. References include Beveridge-Gavit club, McKinley Club turning Progressive, and the Progressive Herald debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Feleea
Pattie
Whiting
Indiana
Beveridge-Gavit Club
Progressive Herald
New Castle
State Ticket Listing Indiana Candidates for State Offices
A scanned slate lists United States Senator Beveridge from Indianapolis and state posts including Secretary of State Pierson, Treasurer Bower, Auditor Lott, Attorney General Manning, State Superintendent Kendall, Clerk Lewis, State Geologist Culmer, and multiple judges. Districts show Vail Goshen Fifth, Peardon Bedford First, Salsbury Indiapolis First, Coons Muncie Roe East Chicago Underwood Fort Wayne Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Albert I. Beveridge
Indianapolis
William A. Pierson
New Albany
John Bower
Fowler
George W
Lott
Vincennes
A. G. Manning
Kokomo
John W. Kendall
Greenfield
Edward R. Lewis
Jethro €. Culmer
Spencer
Supreme Court
Jen W. Vail
Goshen
Henry Peardon
Bedford
Elian D. Salsbury
Indisaspolia
George H. Coons
Muncie
Willig E. Roe
East Chicago
Homer
County Ticket Officials Named in Listing
County ticket positions announced with names for Judge J M Worley Representative Chas Johnson Prosecutor W J Darnall Auditor D L Creath Treasurer Robert Swore Recorder James R McCann Sheriff Joe C Cain Clerk L J Kern Assessor James E French Surveyor Briant Fulwider Coroner Dr H W Millikan Commissioner First District Charles A Kern Commissioner Third District S M Riker Councilman First District Abraham Fekert Councilman Second District Watson Masters Councilman Third District James W Slagle Councilman Fourth District George Burton Councilman at Large Charles W Cook G D King Joseph Witham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Worley
Chas, Johnson
W. J. Darnall
D. L. Creath
Robert Swore
James R. McCann
Joe C. Cain
L. J. Kern
James E. French
Briant Fulwider
H. W. Millikan
Charles A. Kern
S. M. Riker
Abraham Fekert
Watson Masters
James W. Slagle
George Burton
Charles W. Cook
G. D. King
Joseph Witham
Indiana Political Warfare Echoes Standpat Tactics
Indianapolis News reports May 14 covers McGaslin urging 30 000 Republicans who backed Wilson and Ralston in 1918 to vote for Democrats to defeat Progressives in 1914. Ta ggart is accused of covertly courting standpat bosses while warnings frame Beveridge as the Democratic foe. The piece cites campaign claims about McCready and Progressive leaders, plus tax costs for Indiana auto law and questions Ohio practices. Social notes mention Mrs Norwood entertained by the McKeys at East South street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McGaslin
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Wilson
Ralston
Roosevelt
Beveridge
McCaslin
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Mescaslin
Standoat
Sellant
Tts
Albert J. Beveridge
Mecaslin
Shively
State of Indians
Ohio
State House
No Epidemic of Typhoid in South Town Says Officials
Town reports of a typhoid epidemic are unfounded. Dr. Beck and several doctors report no current typhoid cases. Dr. DeLaskie Smith notes four cases and two suspects. Baker adds two cases. Most are south of the railroad. weather, wells, and a sewer line are considered possible causes. Water analysis shows no colon bacilli, suggesting minimal risk from the city water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Board of Health
Armstrong
Ball
Goons
Schultz
Williams
Turner
Higgins
Hurt
Carter Smith
DeLaskie Smith
Baker
Totel
Slumber Party Highlights Stephenson Sisters Visit Plans
Miss Lillian Stephenson and Miss Corrine Stephenson hosted a slumber party on East Superior Street after a band concert. Overnight guests included Lucile Edwards Helen Kenworthy Helen Taylor Mable Moody Edith Fogle Juanus Sanford and Mrs Lowell Dale. Lillian will move to Indianapolis for John Herron Art Institute next month while Corrine will head to Jacksonville in mid September for Illinois Woman's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Corrine Stephenson
East Superior Street
O. B. Stephenson
Lucile Edwards
Helen Kenworthy
Helen Taylor
Mable Moody
Edith Fogle
Distinguished guests honor Morae’s chocolates maker at Oak Park dinner
Mr and Mrs A G Morse and daughters Misees Gertrude and Eve lyn of Oak Park were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by Mrs M E Anderson of East Main street. Morse, a Morae’s chocolates maker, has offices and a factory in Chicago. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C A Waitt, Mr and Mrs William H Stafford, Mr and Mrs Bert Neal, W A Coombs, and Mr W H Stafford of Stamford Stop and Los Angeles. Mrs Anderson was assisted by Miss Josie Ball. the event was enjoyable for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Morse
Misees
Gertrude
Evelyn
Oak Park
M. E. Anderson
East Main Street
Morse
Bert Neal
Sheridan
W. H. Stafford
Stafford Stop
W. A. Coombs
Los Angeles
Cal
Anderson
Josie Ball
More Than Half World At War Figures In Detail
Lawrence Elston analyzes international stats showing over fifty percent of Earth’s land and people under the great war’s reach. He lists empires, territories, and colonies from British, Russian, French, German holdings to Belgium Congo and Dutch possessions, outlining future reshaping of Africa and global power balance.
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Lawrence Elston
International Newa Service
London
Europe
Whitaker
British Empire
Russian Empire
France
German Empire
Belgium
Anilina
Congo Free State
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Germany
Africa
Germany East Africa
German West Africa
United States
Alaska
Sehara Desert
Algeria
Nile
Niger
Egypt
Upper Egypt
Lower
Sudan
England
East Africa
Indian Ocean
Cape
Cairo
South Africa
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Great Lakes
Conizo
Australia
Canada
Sahara
Congo
Niger Valley
Madagascar
Agai
Holland
Celehee ‘Islands
Borneo
Sumatra
Java
Towa
Dutch Guiana
South America
New Guinea
Lebanon to compete in state tennis tournament at Indianapolis
Play will begin August 29 on the Win ons Tech courts. Goons and Darnall, familiar figures in state tournaments, will enter in singles and doubles. Coons won the recent Tri-State consolation cup and helped Indiana college doubles champions this spring. Ralph Worley, Rushton Ritchie, and Lowell Ritchie from the city are expected to enter, all noted for solid games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Winons Tech
Indianapolis
Goons
Darnall
Coons
Ralph Worley
Rushton Ritchie
Lowell Ritchie
Racing Car Crash Injures Boy At County Fair
At the Clinton county fair an exhibition race driver lost control, a tire flew off the car and struck the green ring fence. A spectator, Neal McGinnis aged 10 of Terre Haute, suffered probable fatal injuries when the machine toppled the fence and landed on him while he sat on the barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County Fair
Neal McGinnis
Terre Haute
R M L Fails As Attendance Tops Clinton County Fair Record
More than 16 000 attended the Clinton county fair on Wednesday per Frankfort correspondent, witnessing a strong racing card and the largest Wednesday attendance in association history. Race summaries include pacing purses, horse names, drivers, and times with multiple entrants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County Fair
Frankfort
Association
Pace
May Grady
Blk
Reed
Prince Henry
Swain
Baron Dan Taylor
S. G
Palin
Nellie Ruse
B. m
Gott
Prince F_br
Plain
Paduach Kid
Ble. Og
Sattle
Bevas Chester
Mills
Thes
Blanche Patch
B. Wm
Chenoworth
Walter Richey badly hurt by stepping colt incident
Walter Richey of Mechanicsburg was seriously injured Friday when a team of colts trampled him after one horse reared and struck him while he attempted to subdue the animal. He lay unconscious for hours with a fractured collar bone, two knocked-out teeth, and severe facial lacerations. He may miss the season. Sheriff Van Martin seeks him on forgery charges in Fountain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Riches
Mechanicsburg
Richey
Dr. Umberline
Atte Id
Mechaniesburg
Fountain County
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Frouresaire Ooice
South and
Banon Etreets
Lebobri Andigna
Cotton
State Normal School
Wisconsin
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John Sutherland
Madison Indiana
Jefferson County
Sutherland
Elit Tal Resaies
Old McKinley Club
Ninth Ward
Progressive Party
Fother Day
Ben F McGready
Connersville
McCready
Fayette County
Falehaood
E. T. Lane
Harry Norwood
Bon Lane
Ben. F. McKey
East South Street
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Misses Stephenson
E. Anderson
Earth
Edward S
Hamilton
Catherine le
Thompson
Sullivan
OCAL
Frankfort Fair
Svriabirst
Wailter Richey
Longe
Wil
Farmers National Congress
Fort Worth, Texas
Farmers’ National Congress
Tex
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Breil
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Max Ulby
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