Indiana Primary Set For March 7 1916 Campaign
Indiana plans its first state primary for president and vice president on March 7 1916 in Indianapolis. Democratic ticket stars Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall. Republican nominee Charles W Fairbanks. vice president nominee none on GOP ticket. Voters choose US senator governor congress and local offices across 13 districts with state conventions to decide remaining posts. Republican and Democratic conventions set for April and May with delegates bound to national tickets.
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Indianapolis
Indiate
Wootrow Wilson
Thomas R. Malaha
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Congress
General Assembly
Clicuit
Snperior
John W. Kern
James &. Watson
Harry 5. New
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Arthur R. Robinson
John A. M. Adair
Leonard B. Clare
James P. Goodrich
Warren T. Mc
Chicago
St. Louis
Leutenant
London in the Zeppelin Raid Night
Eyewitness account describes a Lincoln to London express under air raid over England. Explosions, searchlights, and a Zeppelin assault drive passengers into a tunnel as refugees trek toward safety. The report notes casualties among noncombatants and widespread fear.
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London
Norfolk
Express
England
Lincoln-London
Tragedy Near Sheridan In Fatal Horse-Triggered Accident
Theodore Long, a prominent Prairie Dog resident, died in a crash near Wakely siding when a frightened horse bolted as a freight train neared. He suffered a basilar brain fracture and died hours later after being taken to his home five miles east of Sheridan.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Theodore Long
Prairie Dog
Wakely
Laty
Tom Shackelford
Howe Mr. Long
Japan Prospering From War Profits Amid Great Demand
In Torio Japan enjoys unprecedented prosperity driven by wartime orders from Entente powers. Exports to Russia include military gear and vast cloth shipments while shipping firms report record freight and falling tariffs. Entente demand fuels money influx, boosting prices and speculation.
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Torio
Japan
Entente
Russia
Sa Far
Orient
Britain
United States
Queen Mother Elizabeth of Romania Dead Nature Lover
Queen Mother Elizabeth of Romania known as Carmen Sylva has died in Bucharest at age 70. Born December 29 1843 as Princess Elizabeth of Wied she embraced Romanian life after marrying Prince Charles and earned fame as a poet pianist and philanthropist. She founded schools hospitals and art galleries and was called The Little Mother by the Romanian people.
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London
Bucharest
Reuters
Amsterdam
Elizabeth of
Rumania
Carmen Sylva
Europe
Altho
Wied
Germany
Helena
Russia
Nolegs
Romania
Principality of
Prince Charles of
Hohenzollern
Charles
Wiecd
Elizabeth
Egdleen Vaughan
Shadowsson Life
Rubinstein
Navy League Convention to Define National Defense Needs
Washington reports the Navy League announces its March 27 to 30 convention will seek a precise, expert driven defense plan. It advocates a permanent national defense panel to assess all angles and base policy on exact country needs, avoiding under and over preparedness.
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Washington
Navy League of the United States
Navy League
Congress
Thi
MMSE
Econncil
Commission For National Defense
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