Progressives Confident in Indiana Campaign Rise
George W. Stout notes Indiana progressives show strong ticketing across 60 of 92 counties with independent and former Democrat leaders, Beveridge as leading figure, and broad cross-party tents. Critics of Taggart Democrats push reform candidates Pierson and Cook contrasts, while standpat forces fade as Roosevelt boosts progressive momentum for 1914 and 1916 outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stout
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Beveridge
Progressive Party
Army of Youth
New Garden Township
Wayne County
Democratic State
Taggart Organization
State House
Intel
Taggart State
Homer L. Cook
Taggart
Cook
W. A. Pierson
Forcces
Democratic Party
Tom Taggart
French Lick
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
South America
Washington, D. C
New York State
Boise
Penrose
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Foraker
Cannon
Barnes-Penrose-Taft
Republican Party
Renrose
Penrose Machine
Taft
Progressive’ Party
Progressive Movement
Progressives In Conference Hear Beveridge Speech
National Progressive leaders in Indiana Ninth District convened in a court house hall with Albert J. Beveridge. State Chairman E C Taner and District Chairman Wm Hailand Dye attended as Beveridge urged strict district organization for the fall campaign and attacked administration actions against business firms like Simmons Hardware Company of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party Workers
Ninth Congressional District
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
E. C. Taner
Wm. Hailand Dye
Court House
Senator Beveridge
North Vernon
Opera House
Beveridge
Simmons Hardware Company
St. Louis
Simmons Hardware
Indianapolis
Carnegie Foundation
New York
DAMAGE CASES AND DIVORCES IN COURT DOCKETS
A lengthy court notice details continued and dismissed cases in Indianapolis and Clinton counties. It notes a senator's speech on organization and criticism of President Wilson, plus actions against a wholesale house for free speech. Divorces are filed, including Loueinda Mitchell versus William S. Mitchell, citing paralyzed, neglected conditions and a son urged to leave home. Additional verdicts include a $1,400 judgment in Beck versus Cox and a Wilhoite desertion case being resolved with a divorce and alimony setup.
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Herertene
Tower
Totty
Bloomington
Opera House
Toner
Mr. Dye
Senator Beveridge
Wilson
Loueinda Mitchell
William S. Mitchell
Lowell Mitchell
Boone
Montgomery
Clinton
Loucinds Lanum
Thorntown
Pare Higgins and
Rogers
Sarah H. Beck
Henry C. Cox
John F. Beck
Clinton County
Sheridan & Gruber
Frankfort
A. J. Shelby
Lebanon
Strawn & Robinson
Ire Sharp
Ben Mandel
Sylvester Waren
Robert M. Hillis
George Marsh
Ed Riley
Mart Unger
A. D. Wyant
Elmo Merrick
Albert Kaiser
John Nevin
Cas Smithers
W. M. Texel
Wilhoite
Ralph Wilhoite
Tabier
Mra
Wil
Livestock meetings announced across Boone County
County Agent RW Imel announces a series of livestock meetings next week with Ali Clark of the state extension department and R W Led. Dr Clark will speak on hog care and cholera prevention, followed by an illustrated livestock lecture by Mr Imel. Meetings on June 23, 24, 28 in Jefferson township Harriston township Jamestown and Fayette hall invite farmers and stock raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Ali, Clark
State Extension Department
R. W. Led
Clark
Imel
Mark Beck
Jefferson Township
Jamestown
C. B. Knowlton
Harriston Township
Fayette Hall
Wanted Sheriff's Help Near Cyclone in Hope Me
Sheriff McRoberts and Prosecutor Dodson visited Cyclone after a telephone request from Mrs. Carl Warren seeking help to locate her runaway husband. Warren, who married Mrs. Warren last December after a seduction suit, had moved between Elizaville and the Warren family home near Cyclone. The sheriff explained the matter was outside his jurisdiction and could not intervene in matrimonial disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRoberts
Dodson
Carl Warren
Elizaville
Warren
Cyclone
Thorntown Teacher Miss Ruth Calvin Accepts Position
Miss Ruth Calvin of Thorntown, a recent Indiana University graduate, has accepted a teaching position for the coming year in Thorntown schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Calvin
Thorntown
Indiana University
Court notes jury awards and divorces in city cases
Allegations of desertion and lack of child support appear in a case where Fanny Solo mon seeks relief. A jury awards Solo mon $300. Separately, Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co. faces $100 verdict for damages after a streetcar incident. Other items include a divorce restore and new filings for estate debts and theft by agent.
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Fanny Solomon
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Probate Proceedings and Guardianship Actions Report
Proceedings relate to Richard T Pinnell guardian authorization for fence repair. Frances J Mahan tendered bond of 1000 with Norwood and Coverdale as sureties. Objections to the will of Ann E Jones by Worley for Duchmein Burress and Berry. Guardianship reports for William A Edwin M Bush and Cordelia Clark show balances and credits. Executors and guardians filed bonds and petitions. will objections noted. continued to page twelve.
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Richard T. Pinnell
Frances J. Mahan
Oliver P. Mahan
G. W. Norwood
J. P. Coverdale
J. M. Worley
Flora N. Duchimein
Addie L. Burress
Alfretta Herry
Ann E. Jones
Finley L. Bush
William A
Edwin M. Bush
Frederika J. Bush
William A. Bush
Edwin M
Nellie B. Staton
Wilbert Jones
Flora B. Duchmein
Alfreta Berry
Mary E. Flickenger
Henry A. Flickenger
F. A. Finch
Martin M. Mefiroom
Stranger, Cragur
Samuel S. Heath
J. P. Staley
William J. DeVol
Charles Trotter
David H. Shockley
A. H. Meyer
Wm. A. Lane
Thomas O. Coleman
Cordélia Clark
Ann B. Jane
Circuit Court
Jesse E. Lane
A. M. McMillan
Flora B. Chomin
Ida L. Burress
Alfar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Progressives
A. J. Beveridge
Reynolds
Circuit
Michael Cline
Capitol Paper Co
Archie Reynolds
Union Traction Co
Parr
Union Traction
Traction Company
Tris
B. B. M’roberts
Hoite
Ellis Edwards
Guardian Etal
John S. Shelburn
Alice T. Norris
Albert J. Norris
Alice T. Myers
Jessie F. Allen
Executrix
Mary E.riley
Talitha C. Riley
M. M. Apple
Aaron G. Goodwin
Progate Court
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