10 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
1
Democratic district papers express preferences for their choice in the Congressional race and urge that Mr. Cox not seek a ninth term. Clippings show varied commentary from within and outside the district over the past six months.
The passage extols Lewis M. O Bannon of Corydon as a man of high ideals and ability fit for Congress. It praises his character, says he would uphold Democracy, carry the party banner to victory, and honor electors and the State. No better selection could be made.
July issue of County Journal reports Frank Gwin endorses Hon. Sen. M. O Bannon for Congress to succeed Congressman Cox. O Bannon, Corydon Democrat editor and former private secretary to Judge Zenor, is portrayed as an experienced, capable ally of Democratic platform pledges and public service.
Corydon editor Benard OLeatsis Lew Moe Bannon is discussed as a probable Democratic candidate for Congress from the Third Indiana District against W. E. Cox of Jasper. Beannen served as Secretary to Congresses and Zinor of Corydon. described as an able advocate of Democratic principles and a talented lawyer.
A campaign message from M O Bannon stresses democratic ideals, calling for capable, judicious lawmakers who resist bad bills and align with their constituents and the temperance movement, emphasizing honor, prudence, and party harmony.
The Public Press of New Albany urges Lew M. O Bannon of Corydon to run for Congress and asks Democratic papers in the district for views on his qualifications. The Telephone praises him as a man of the people, honest and industrious, with strong popularity and a knack for reaching voters. O Bannon has served ten years as Zenor's private secretary, gaining insight into Congress and political circles. If he decides to enter the race, he would be a tough nomination contender.
The Public Press endorses Lew M. O Bannon of Corydon for Congress in the Third District. It argues he can win, aligns with common people, and would not harm legitimate newspaper business while opposing disqualifying bills and emphasizing national interests.
The Public Press of New Albany nominates Lewis M4 O Bannon of Corydon for Congress to succeed Cox. O Bannon, editor of the Corydon Democrat, is pictured as a capable Democrat who could carry Floyd and Warrison counties. Cox seeks a fifth term amid a field of “good men” under discussion.
The discussion recalls a long fight over Judge Zenor and the idea of passing the office around. The speaker notes Cox may run, arguing that politicians rarely quit until voters defeat them.
In the Starke County Democrat notice editors and supporters tout Lew M. O Bannon of Corydon Democrat as eminently qualified for the Democratic Congressional nomination in the Third District. The Huntingburg Signal hails him as honest intelligent well posted in law a splendid speaker and a Democrat par excellence. The Third District would be ably represented by O Bannon.
The piece argues Lewis M. O Bannon could unite Democrats in Indiana's Third District and run a high plane campaign for Congress in 1914. It suggests a strong party majority if O Bannon becomes the Democratic standard-bearer and promises swift improvements for the district.
The New Albany Public Press backs Lew M. O Bannon for Congress in the third district while praising W K Cox’s record. It argues Cox has stood by the people, is respected on the House floor, and should be reelected by a handsome majority despite occasional mistakes.
Scott County Journal reports Hon. Lew M. O Bannon editor of the Corydon Democrat has received strong encouragement to enter the race for Congress against W. F. Cox. The message highlights his loyalty to the Democratic Party and his qualifications as a lawyer.
Dale Weekly Reporter endorses Lewis O Bannon editor of the Corydon Democrat for Congress against Lige Cox in Indiana s Third district praising him as a man of the people endowed by nature and training. The Corydon Democrat editor is urged to receive the nomination though the writer notes it isn t their fight but praises him highly.
The New Albany Public Press notes optimism for Lewis M. O'Bannon of Corydon to secure the Democratic nomination for Congress if he chooses to run.
Friends of Lew M. O Bannon Corydon are urging him to run for Congress next spring. He edits The Corydon Democrat and was private secretary to Congressman Zenor for ten years. He is well known in public circles and could make a splendid official if elected.
The Caryden Democrat mentions Lew M. O Bannon as considering a run for Congress against Cox in the Third District. O Bannon, famed for wholehearted effort, could attract a strong following if he declares. Cox has faced criticism over salary and tenure, but no pledges have been made yet.
Corydon Democrat editor Leo M. O'Bannon was in Petersburg between trains last Saturday. He is a lawyer and a candidate for the nomination for congressman of Indiana's Third district now represented by W. E. Cox. If nominated and elected he would be a strong representative in Congress.
The Public Press of New Albany editorially backs Lew M O Bannon of Corydon for Congress from Indiana s Third District. The endorsement praises him as an upright citizen able lawyer fearless editor and loyal Democrat with no guile and notes his ownership of the Corydoo Democrat a leading Indiana weekly.
The text notes Mr. O Bannon, longtime private secretary to Judge Zenor, could run against Cox for a fifth term. It suggests his entry would heighten a spirited race and present a worthy foe for Cox’s steel.
The Citizens Record notes Lew O Bannon editor of the Corydon Democrat may challenge incumbent Congressman William Elijah Cox of Jasper for the Democratic nomination. O Bannon, a former secretary to Judge Zenor, has built a legal and journalistic career in Corydon, while Cox remains a popular incumbent facing district opposition.
Jeffersonville editor Lew M. O Bannon of Corydon is favored by many Third District Democrats as a potential congress candidate in next spring's primaries. The News notes his Washington experience and wide support, while suggesting Cox's renomination remains likely unless a strong Democrat unites to challenge him.
In the Third Congressional District, voters hear claims that incumbent Cox seeks a life tenure after four terms, following Zenor’s ten year run. The piece contrasts past and expected earnings and argues for another candidate to win the seat in future elections.
In a community letter readers advocate Lew M. O'Bannon of Corydon for the nomination. Supporters cite his warm character and pledge to represent all people and remove corrupt incumbents. He plans to review supportive notices from nearby papers and might announce soon.
The Democrat prints clipped Democratic letters showing sentiment over the Congressional nomination next year. Readers see opposition to Cox seeking another nomination and some support for the writer. The paper thanks Democrats who express confidence and pledges support if he runs, and asks for time to decide whether to seek the nomination.
In Ne Albany at the Dai Railroad Depot signs urge buying Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis relief. The message touts the disease as a deadly menace and notes Hoosier death tolls with a call to public support and one cent seals to display backing on all mail.
An endorsement from Margaret Campbell of Fort Smith says her father kept well after taking Chamberlain’s Tablets following sickness years ago. She notes prior stomach trouble and fatigue cured by the tablets. For sale by dealers.
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