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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1914

Page

6

Progressive party in Indiana touted for 1912 election

A fragmented editorial from Boone County Progressive discusses the rise of the Progressive Party in Indiana, boosting Beveridge for Senate and criticizing standpat Democrats and the Taggart machine. It notes a confidential banquet for probationers, exposing the state machine’s tactics and a plan to fund voting machines, with potential obsolescence after ten years.

Progressive Party Indiana Thomas Taggart Demoocratic Organization Taggart Beveridge

Indiana State Ticket Names For 1912 Election

The slate lists United States Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indianapolis supervising as state officer positions. William A Pierson of New Albany as Secretary of State. John Bower of Fowler as Treasurer. George W Lott of Vincennes as Auditor. A G Manning of Kokomo as Attorney General. John W Kendall of Greenfield as State Superintendent. Edward R Lewis of Indianapolis as Clerk of Supreme and Appellate Courts. Jethro C Culmer of Spencer as State Geologist. Lew W Vail of Goshen as Judge Supreme Court Fifth District. Henry Pearson of Bedford and Elias D Salsburg of Indianapolis as Appellate Court Judges First District. George H Coons of Muncie Willis Roe of East Chicago Homer C Underwood of Fort Wayne as Second District.

United States Albert J. 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 C. Culmer Spencer Lew W. Vail Goshea Henry Pearson Bedford Elias D. Salsburg George H. Coons Muncie Willis &. Roe East Chicago Homer C. Underwood Fort Wayne

COUNTY TICKET OFFICIALS LIST FOR ELECTION

The ticket includes Judge J M Worley Representative Chas Johnson Prosecutor W J Darnatt Auditor D L Creath Treasurer Robert Swope Recorder James R McCann Sheriff Joe C Cain Clerk L J Kern Assessor James E B French Surveyor Briant Sulwider Coroner Dr B 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

J. M. Worley Chas. Johnson W. J. Darnatt D. L. Creath Robert Swope James R. McCann Joe C. Cain L. J. Kern James EB. French Briant. Sulwider BH. 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

Voters urged to register. slow reform drive in Indiana

Sugar Creek township sets one precinct for the election with voting machines in Center and Sugar Creek townships. Progressive groups push for direct senatorial elections, oppose standpat bosses, promote Beveridge, Shively and Miller for United States Senate. Irregularities alleged in petition lists. activists note registration periods, party realignments, and a growing Progressive machine with ward headquarters across Indianapolis. Continuous calls to vote, and to back Beveridge, while warning against fusion of machine names and fraud.

Center Township Tippecanoe County Ind Will R Wood Progressive Party

Boone County Democrats Seek $12,000 for Voting Machines

A query questions whether labeling the item as election expense hides a plan to move $12,000 out of Boone County for voting machines. The probe asks what Democrats gain by the transfer and whether the public is misled by the heading.

Boone County

Wilder's Brigade Reunion Planned in Anderson Indiana 1914

An invitation from Anderson Indiana officials welcomes Wilder's Brigade Association to hold its reunion on October 7 and 8 1914 in Anderson to mark the first anniversary of the Battle of Farmington. Comrade attendance is urged to greet General J T Wilder and share a campfire on the evening of October 7 with a two day stay.

Wilder Anderson Ind Wilder's Brigade Association Wilder's Brigade Farmington Tean Monroe Illinois J. T. Wilder

Christian Ladies Aid Third Section Meet in Vestry

The Central Christian church Ladies Aid third section hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering in the vestry. Mrs. Charles Mitchell led devotions, followed by a program with dialogues, songs by Mrs. Homer Dale, and a playlet Aunt Cheerful's Visit to the Sick Room. Mrs. Reaman Niquette closed with Billy's Animal Show as refreshments followed.

Ladies Aid’ Society Central Christian Church Charles Mitchell J. A. Parish Martha Wheeler Parish Homer Dale Pred Cooper Pred Cooper, Mrs. Wheeler Mrs. Parish Aunt Cheerful

Kirklin Drops Second Game to Frankfort in Series

Kirklin fell 2 to 0 after a Monday noon defeat. Harkins of Whitestown pitched weakly for Kirklin while Roberts of Mechanisburg collected three hits off Swenson. Terhunel played field for Kirklin. Kouffine and Harkins did batteries for Kirklin. Swenson and Shahn for Frankfort. Umpire Schencks.

Kirklin Frankfort Harkins Whitestown Roberts

Township Convention of Union Progressives at Rosston

The Progressive party committee announces a township convention at 2 p m on Saturday September 19 at Rosston to nominate a full township ticket. All Progressives and others who wish to affiliate are invited to attend. John Clingler Hawkins Committee.

Union Rosston John Clingler A ‘Hawkins Commaltt

Remembering Lebanon Pioneer Days in Theodore Zion Visit

Theodore L. Zion recalls early Lebanon days from a courthouse yard swim to a 1851 Fourth of July spectacle. He shares the city’s first shops, a tan yard, muddy marshes, and moving panorama Bible scenes. He describes balloon antics, iced cream, and deer hunts by Willis West, plus river drives to Cincinnati and aging teachers.

Theodore L. Zion Lynn Haven Fla Lebanon C. F Neal Court House Court House Yard Stevens Music Cosiah Lane Samuel Strong Noah Ark Lafayette and Indianapolis Pach Roy Lane Reese Strong Billy Sims Tom Hall Tom Leity Willis West Old Cemetery Prairie Creek Cincinnati Central Christian Church W. C Ensminger David Buroy

Charming Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Chapman in Indianapolis

Mrs Alfred Chapman sister of Mrs Virgil Buntin of Lebanon hosted a charming noonday luncheon Tuesday at her North Delaware street home in Indianapolis. The elaborate event featured pink and white decor, crystal candle sticks with pink candles, a French basket centerpiece, pink carnations corsages at each plate, and a five course dinner catered for Lebanon ladies including Mrs Mark Adfex, Mrs B F Coombs, Mrs Fred Coombs, Mrs C B Wilcox, Mrs Virgil Buntin, Mrs Fred Hooton, and Mrs Fred Coffin.

Alfred Chapman Virgil Buntin Lebanon Delaware Street Indianapolis Chipman Mark Adfex B. F. Coombs Fred Coombs C. B. Wilcox Fred Hooton Fred Coffin

Interdenominational Census Drive Planned Sunday

Volunteers from First Baptist meet at 1 15 PM to conduct church and Sunday school census work between 1 43 and 4 45 PM Sunday. About 200 workers will survey preferences and residences to connect people with churches and Sunday schools, reflecting a nationwide program seen at the International Sunday School Convention in Chicago.

First Baptist Church Ga. 7 Hell Chicago Lebanon St. Louis Hagenbach Texas Hogenbach

Car Crash Injures Star City Man Near Kirklin

David Lucas one of five traveling from Star City to Indianapolis to attend the state fair was seriously hurt when a Ford overturned on Michigan road three miles south of Kirklin. Lucas, at about 25 mph, was pinned beneath the vehicle. three others escaped with minor bruises. He possesses three broken ribs and possible internal injuries. Lucas was taken to L. Q. Thompson’s residence and Dr. Mount attended him.

David Lucas Star City Indianapolis Michigan Road Kirklin Lucas L. Q. Thompson Mount Jands Thompson The Arty

Beveridge Coming Progresives to Speak in Boone County

Albert J. Beveridge to begin speeches in Boone County on October 1 with stops in Jamestown Advance and Thorn town. Progressive Congressional candidate Paxton Hibsen to tour September 16 with appearances in Terhune Elizaville Mechanicsburg and Zionsville at listed times.

Albert J. Beveridge Boone County Beveridge Jamestown Advance Thorntown Paxton Hibsen Terhune Elizaville

Frankfort Teen Napoleon Zavick Granted Suspended Sentence

A Toledo Newsboys Association letter to Judge Combs influenced the suspension of sentence for 15-year-old Napoleon Zavick of Frankfort who was arrested weeks ago for alleged blackhand letters to Frankfort Greeks. Zavick recently enrolled as a Frankfort High sophomore. he is linked as sister to Mrs. T. Swayn, wife of the Blue Sugar Bowl proprietor.

John E. Gunekel Toledo Newsboys’ Association Judge Combs Frankfort Napoleon Zavick Bfr Gunekel Zavick Toledo Napoleon Zarick T. Swayn Blue Sugar Bowl South Lebanon Street

Lemon Meadon couple obtain marriage license in Royalton area

William B. Lemon aged 28 of Royalton and Mary J. Meadon aged 34 of Zionsville received a marriage license on Wednesday. Both are marrying again after prior relationships. The ceremony was performed by Square Harlan in his office and the couple plan to live in Indianapolis where Lemon will work as a streetcar conductor.

William B. Lemon Royalton Mary J. Meadon Zionsville Square Harlan Inianapolis Lemon

Mare Nellie Ross Sold for 1300 Dollars in Advance

Nellie Ross the fast pacing mare sold last Saturday by Ray Davin of Advance to J C Pender of JohnstownPa brought 1300 dollars. The horse was shipped to Wheeling West Virginia where she will be started in forthcoming races.

Nellie Ross Ray Davin Advance J.C. Pender Johnstown Psa Wheeling W. Va

Mary Rosalind Wins Second at Crawfordsville Pace

Dr Parr's Mary Rosalind takes second money in the 2:25 pace at Crawfordsville on Thursday. The little black Lebanon mare placed second in all three heats. The fastest time of the race was 2:14 14.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Progressive Felees South ‘S and Lebanon Streets Leha Washington Jim Hemeway Sugar Creek Township Center Sugar Creek Aee Pee Howard County Progressives Shively and Miller Mitchell Lawrence County Marion Township Commission of Experts Ers W. A. Johnson First Ward George Tombaugh Miami County Wabash County John €. Hart Greene County J. ©. Hart Henry Themen Christian Ladies Theodore Zion Bowens Indiang Vol Wareer Riley Toleda Man
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