Progressive party notes and candidates in Indiana and district
The Boone County Progressive party page outlines subscription details and promotes Lincoln era progressivism. It discusses Republican Nominee Penrose and Foraker, critiques the New Haven railroad, cites Illinois Progressive gains, and lists various county and district candidates and a planned June 6 convention. A new daily paper is planned for Kukomo and Hawaii counties with a Howard County backed stock- tied morning edition led by A Ford for Congress.
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Indianapolis
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Cannon
Foraker
Ohio
Senate
New Haven Road
Boies Penrose
Kukomo
Hawaii County
A. Ford
Fventure
Howard County
Lincoln and Morton Stand Fast for Progressive Rights
The article recalls 1858 1859 era shifts as Lincoln Morton and other former Whigs refused to surrender human rights for party gains. It argues progressives today echo Lincoln's steadfast stance, resisting stand-pat pressures and fusion calls while advancing the Lincoln inspired fight for rights over property. Lincoln’s Chicago 1858 words and 1859 platform warnings frame Indiana 1914 and 1924 progressives in continuity with Lincoln’s principles.
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Lincoln
Morton
Steward
Grant
Chicago
Indiana
Progressive Party of
Abraham Lincoln
Ald
W T U Meeting Discusses Health and Prohibition Theme
The W. C. T. U. met on Thursday afternoon on North West street with Mrs. James McDaniel in charge of devotions and a round table discussion on Health Heredity and Physical Training. Papers were read by Mrs. Typhone Sicka Mrs. Emma Stephenson Mrs. Carrie Neal and Mrs. A. W. Cash and a notable display of nonmembers contributing to the program. Refreshments of angel food cake fruit and coffee followed served by Mrs. McDaniel aided by granddaughter Opal McDaniel.
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James McDaniel
North West Street
Emma Ott
Margaret Wall
Typhone Sicka
Emma Stephenson
Carrie Neal
A. W. Cash
Eliabeth Hedges
Malinda Fuller
Adiey
Bev eridge on United States as World Power Debate
Former Senator Albert Beveridge, speaking to the Indiana Progressive club, argues the United States has declined as a world power amid Mexico policy. He criticizes mediation and calls for firm action to uphold the Monroe Doctrine and national prestige. He recalls past leaders like Cleveland and Roosevelt and warns that weak policy could embolden rival nations.
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United States
Albert Beveridge
United States Senate
Indiana
Progressive Club
Beveridge
Russia
Japan
Western Hemisphere
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Guild
Mexico
Latin America
Theodore Roosevelt
Huerta
A. BG
A. B.C
Great Britain
Germany
France
Taft
Wilson
United States Mexico policy questioned by columnist
The piece argues President Wilson should act decisively to bring peace and order to Mexico. It criticizes using unofficial agents, cites John Lind’s unsuitable background, and warns that delay will lead to continued bloodshed, revolution, and wider regional chaos.
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Mexico
Wilson
Minnesota
John Lind
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Progressive Principles New Magazine The Citizen Indiana
The Citizen a new weekly in Indianapolis promotes the Progressive movement with contributors like Beveridge Haworth Foulke Hatton Woodburn Keller and Duncan. Endorsed by the Indiana Progressive state committee and leaders in several states, the subscription is $1.60 yearly with club rates and bulk pricing for distribution.
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New
Indiana
The
Citizen
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Paul L. Haworth
William Dudley Foulke
A. R. Hatton
J. A. Woodburn
Amelia R. Keller
Publishers seek live representatives in every community
The publishers offer an attractive proposition for live representatives and request all communications be addressed to The Citizen in University Square, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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University Square
Indianapolis
Ind
Mil ton Hussey buys farm in Clay township for 10000
Noblesville hardware merchant Mil ton Hussey filed a deed with Recorder Kinnaman transferring a Clay township farm for 10000 after buying it from Thomas Orr of North Dakota who owned it briefly. The report also notes other local items including perjury sentences, a new Kansas extension duty, a divorce, and community notices.
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The
Noblesville Ledger
Milton Hussey
Zionsville
Kinnaman
Clay Township
Thomas Orr
North Dakota
Narramattah Council Initiates Fourteen At Mechanicsburg
Fourteen members of Narramattah Council No. 10 D of P attended a meeting in Mechanicsburg on Thursday. The local degree team performed the work for fourteen candidates with eight observing. After the degrees a lunch and social hour followed. The Lebanon visitors report a very leg ant trip.
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Narramattah Council No. 10
Mechanicsburg
Lebanon
Venue suits over foreclosures in Marion county
Two suits brought by The Railroad Men's Building and Savings Association as plaintiff against Anna McWerran and others were moved on change of venue from Marion county. The actions seek foreclosure of mortgages and for receivership. Numerous Indianapolis firms and individuals with liens on the property are named as defendants. The foreclosure amount is about 1,500 dollars.
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Railroad Men's ‘Building & Savings Association
Anna McWerran
Marion County
Indianapolis
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Boone County
Progressive
M. Batterton
Bilto
A. H. Felber
Corner South
Lebancn
Fdbert J. Beveridge
William A. Pierson
New Albany
John Bower
Fowler
George W. Lott
Vincennes
A. G Manning
Kokomo
John W. Kendall
Greenfield
Edward R. Lewis
Jethro C. Culmer
Spencer
Supreme Court
Lew W. Vail
Goshen
Appellate Court
Henry Pearson
Bedford
Elias D. Salsburg
George H. Coons
Muncie
Willis E. Roe
East Chicago
Homer G. Underwood
Fort Wayne
Ilinois
Illinois
Danville
Cannon Republicanism
Decatur
Centralia
Monmouth
Joliet
DeWitt
Quincy
Henry County
J. M. Worley
Center
Charles Essex
Senter
Robert Snape
Clinton
Gus Cobb
Marion
William Wilson
Washington
Ed. Conner
John W. Fulwider
Joe Cain
Amos Gosner
Charles Johnson
Sugar Creek
Little
Dr. Milligan
Worth
Fred Thompson
Jackson
J. C. Darnall
Morgan Shoe CO
F. M. Goldsberry
Stanley Morrison
Colfax
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Frankfort
Jeffersonville
Charles Dahm
Lafayette
Otis E. Hall
Montgomery County
Oakes Hall
Advance
Kansas Agricultural College
Kansas
Mary M. Tinley
Kirklin
Ernest D.tinley
Crawfordsville
Jaynes
Franklin
Crawford Industrial Home
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
J. Jaynes
Alpha Roberts
Noblesville
Westfield
Bert Shoemaker
Western
Nebraska
Shoemaker
Navy
Judge Deery
North Salem
Luther Hartsock
Bates Hotel
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Anderson Bulletin
Fred van Nuys
Harold Hendricks
Jamestown
Ithaca
Cornell University
Wabash College
McCormack
Locahontas
Dota
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