New Progressive Weekly Voices Indiana Debate and Canal tolls
A long Indianapolis weekly lays out Progressive views on Indiana politics, endorsing state wide primary reform and criticizing Democratic maneuvering. It asserts Wilson era harmony is fragile and weighs canal toll policy, urging an American approach in Panama and urging labor benefits in toll exemptions.
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Porter County
Worthen
Indiana
Hamony
Taggert
Kern
Wilgan
Bryan
Wilsan
Tadiani
Vanama
England
Citizen
Progressive State Weekly
Indianapolis
Panama
United Stile
Bri
Ain
United States
Flinty
Wideners
Rabber Trust
Coffee Combine
Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
American Canal
Secretary Bryan Attacks Sullivan in Coast Power Riles Wilson
The report describes Secretary Bryan's renewed public criticisms of Roger Sullivan over the Democratic nomination fight for a senate seat, while President Wilson reiterates neutrality. Sullivan supporters claim Bryan exposes the administration’s sham neutrality, noting cabinet action clashes with official policy and urging Sullivan to demand action.
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Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Coast Power
Wilson Red Munday
Hmllneis
Sullivan
Chicago
Bryant
Wilson
Aliey
Ilmola
Taft
Roosevelt
Administration weighs Sullivan issue amid Bryan campaign
Anti Sullivan Democrats cheer Secretary Bryan and the president for neutrality while continuing attacks on Mr Sullivan’s record. Rumors circulate that the administration may withdraw Sullivan from the contest, signaling strategic moves in the party’s internal dynamic.
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Bryan
Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Convention to Nominate Candidate for Congress in Lebanon
The Progressives of the ninth congressional district will hold a district convention in Lebanon on Wednesday April 3 to nominate a candidate for Congress. County chairman D. D. Budd announced the plan though details remain unsettled and more candidates are anticipated.
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Lebanon
Ninth Congressiolal
Umade Ody
D. D. Budd
Display Of Quilts Attracts Local Interest Revival Of Quilt Display.
A planned May quilt display attracts interest across the city. The event will feature rare patterns and handmade pieces, with a 10 cent admission to seed a fund for Third Ward Building projects. Women volunteers organize bazaars and candy cases to boost the nest egg for future community work.
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Third Ward
Lebanon
Local residents visit relatives and attend events
Robert Ewing of East Main street visits relatives in Indiana polis. Mrs Kate Johnson of Klotz street confined to Lerburne. Archibald Armstrong returns from Crawfords ville visit. George Lamb of Indianapolis and William Lamb of Chicago call on Lebanon friends Tuesday. Mrs Chas Necto and Mrs Edward Bervies of West Main street spend Tuesday in Indianapolia. Miss Sarah Hughes speeding two days with Mrs C B Wiley en route to Schelesville to visit her sister.
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Kate Johnson
Klotz Street
Lerburne
Mira
Archibald Armstrong
Crawfordsville
George Lamb
Indianapolis
William Lamb
Chicago
Lebanon
Chas Necto
Edward Bervies
West Main Street
Indianapolia
Misa Sarah Hughes
C. B. Wiley
Schelesville
Slater
Local Notices of Residents and Visitors
Miss Ruth McMakin, bookkeeper at J. W. Davidson's grocery, was ill and kept busy this week. Mrs. Martha Mafle of Thorntown visited her aunt, Mrs. Jane Slayback of East Elm Street. Mrs. Note Coseldy of Indianapolis spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of East Superior Street.
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Ruth McMakin
J. W. Davidson
Martha Mafle
Thorntown
Mra
Jane Slayback
East Elm
Note Coseldy
Indianapolis
Alexander
East Superior
Sunday School Class Entertains At Lebanon and Frankfort
Mrs Dita Campbell hosted a Sunday School gathering with friends from Lebanon and Frankfort. Attendees from Frankfort included Beatrice Morgan, Dorothy, Mia, Elton Campbell, and Gaynell, while Lebanon participants included Joe Poole, Abter Poole, Lura Caldwell, Helen, Jo Mogers, Ira Quayphell, Martin Proctor, Mary Wiggin, and many class members such as Suma McRoberts, Grace Burleson, Auddie Shirley, Retha Miller, Maude Sample, Minnie Sample, Neva Stephenson, Sarah Tomlinson, Eva Goodnight, Laurie Powell, Effie Stephenson, Aussie Tucker, Min Ale Line, Geraldine, Florence Layton, Mary Muller, and Dennie Powell.
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Dita Campbell
Near Fike
Lebaton
Frankfort
Beatrice Morgan
Dorothy
Mia
Elton Campbell
Gaynell
Lebanon
Joe Poole
Abter Poole
Lura Caldwell
Helen
Jo& Mogers
Mra
Ira Quayphell
Mattin Proctor
Mary Wiggins
Suma McRoberts
Grace Burleson
Auddie Shirley
Retha Miller
Maude Sample
Marjorie
Minnie Sample
Neva Stephenson
Sarah Tomlinson
Eva Goodnight
Laurie Powell
Mary
Effie Stephenson
Jas
Aussie Tucker
Min- Ale Line
Geraldine
Florence Layton
Mary Muller
Dennie Powell
Library Bulletin lists February 1914 additions and loans
The Library Bulletin reports 643 books issued in February 1914 with 227 loaned by Washington and Center townships schools, 70 new reader cards. It details new acquisitions requested by J. W. Tmet agricultural agent and gifts from multiple donors, plus additions to young peoples and rental collections.
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Public Library
Washington
Center Townships
J. W. Tmet
Breeders Gazette
Curler
Opkins
King
Purvis Clovers
America
Fraser
Jordan
Freie
Batley
Lynde
Indiana State Library
Indiana
B. FL Meckey
Annover College
JW. A. Willig
Europe
Bryant
Florentine Club
Fintes
Sarah A. Wrigley
Young Peoples
Paine
Sandy Sawyer
Seagmitler
Wadderatt
Seton
Smith
Dale Ringer
Stoddard
Yuggart
Woodward
Polly Page
Patty
Webster
Gater
Oppenheim
T. Tamborat
Burnett
Manon
Hinds
Rinehart
Valpry
Deli
Warner
Lawrence
Lutz
Menvera
Starrett
Chapin
Porter
Funeral for William Riley Peffley in Jackson Township
William Riley Peffley, 76, died after six weeks illness at his Jackson township home. Funeral services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. from his late residence conducted by Rev. Cornelis Airhart. He was born January 24, 1838 in Amite County and married Marian Jane Neuville in 1894. Surviving are his children Tunes Henry Peffey, Laura Elizabeth Shelley, Anna Francis Hurt, Lillian Catherine Emmert, Hetie Lorinn Brown, Minnie Wears Robbins, plus brothers Daniel and John Peffrey. He was a member of the Christian church at Advance. interment in Oak Cemetery.
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William Riley Pefley
Jackson Township
Ife
Amite Bumnery County
Hendricks County
Marian Jane Neuville
Tunes Henry PeMey
Laura Elizabeth Shelley
Anna Francis Hurt
Lillian Catherine Emmert
Heltie Lorinn Brown
Minnie Wears Robbins
Daniel
Montana
John Peffrey
California
Christian Church At
Advance
A .W
Cornelis Airhart
Otery
Deten Specials of Joltonapolis in State Title Series
The Deten Speciala of Joltonapolis will play a two out of three series with Company L of Lebanon for the state basketball championship. The first game is set for Lebanon next Tuesday night and the second at the Indianapolis Y M C A gym on Saturday night March 28. The Specials line-up includes Evans Farm Schoeneman forward and Senior renter Babb Feeney Belorent guards. They recently beat Columbus at Columbus, strengthening their claim to the title.
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Deten Speciala
Jontanapolis
Company L
Lebanon
Christian
Central Christian
Indianapolis
Gymmogium Dpor
Indiaapolis Y. M. C. A
Evans
Farm
Schoeneman
Babb
Feeney
Belorent
Columbus
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Library Bulletin
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m.Deastased
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Mma
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