Ralston administration praised for labor peace and welfare
Democratic News Bureau notes Governor Ralston’s quiet governance, arbitration boards, and flood of reforms aiding labor and industrial peace in Indianapolis. It credits him with handling streetcar disputes without troops, supporting road and watershed measures, and advancing labor protections ahead of the next legislature.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralston
Qty
Anittee
Py bin
R Republians
Baiston
Indianapolis News
Bull Moosers
Democratic State Committee
Cnairiuan Flaga
Prices for Various Democratic Newspapers Listed
A list of annual subscription costs for multiple Democratic newspapers and journals, including the Daily Louisville Herald, Daily Courier Journal, Louisville Times, Louisville Post, Indiana Farmer, Farmers Guide, Chicago Journal, Lafollette's Weekly, and Indianapolis Daily News. The entries show year-long rates ranging from under 2 dollars to about 16 dollars, with several items priced around five dollars.
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Democrat and
Democrat and Daily Louisville Herald
Democrat and Daily Courier-Journal
Democrat and Daily Louisville Times
Louisville Post
Democrat
Indiana Farmer
Democrat and Farmers Guide
Chicago Journal
Democrat and Lafollette’s
Remarkable Health Turnaround Reported in Shamrock Woman
Mrs Josie Lam reports severe health decline including pains, insomnia, nervous spells, and memory issues improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She credits the remedies with restoring energy, sleep, appetite, and family life and invites private advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Shamrock, Mc
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josie
Shamrock
Missouri
Local People and Movements in Alton Area
James Yeager of Alton Illinois visits relatives in town. Dr. Birch and family from Painesville Ohio seek to relocate here. Frank Foster advances carpentry work on a riverbank project. Elmer Miller builds a store room addition with Singleton and Son carpenters. Bump Garey leaves for engine position on the steamer Sprague. Fred Fisher leaves for Paraíso for vocational work. Andrew McBride assists rural routes while his father William lies ill near Laconia. F M Hardin from Iron Welden Kentucky visits his son William and will attend Decoration services. The elder Hardin is ill and a veteran.
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Elmer Miller
Singleton and Son
Frank Foster
Dr. Birch and
Painesville
Bump Garey
Sprague
Fred Fisher
Local notes on weather and life in Corydon area
Central News reports corn planting nearly finished and a beneficial shower would aid farmers. Henry Watson loses a valuable horse recently. Smallpox appears in the neighborhood. Mrs Martha Love visited Mrs Ver gan Smith at Corydon last Thursday. Mr Albert Watson plans to work on a rice farm near DeWitt, Arkansas. Several locals attended a missionary meeting at Oak land City last week. The wedding of Earl Smith and Blanch Stepro at Corydon last Wednesday surprised locals. Mrs Lou Smith to return to Minnevila Kansas after visiting relatives here.
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Henry Watson
Martha Love
Vergan Smith
Corydon
Albert Watson
Arkansas
DeWitt
Oakland City
Earl Smith
Blanch Stepro
Lou Smith
Minnevila
Kansas
Posey Township Commencement and Local News Summary
Posey township held its annual commencement in Elizabeth hall on May 2 with Louisville orchestra backing. Dr. KR J Welly delivered The Star Performer as twenty two graduates were named. Kentucky Senator William Bradley died in Washington after illness. Webster township Socialists plan a New Middletown convention on May 30 to nominate a township ticket. Carl Hirmelhaver, Secretary.
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Posey Township
Elizabeth
Louisville
KR. J. Welly
Snartham College
Richmond
Inca
Edna Russell
Alice Johnson
Jarold Lyons
Oscar Hertling
Elsie Foster
Mary Welker
Ada Morgan
Bertha Roudenbush
John Peters
Dewey Bannen
Denzil Crosier
Mildred Cooper
Walter Wolpett
George Winders
Beulah Hollis
Idesna Hollis
Catherine Kitterman
Freten Prage
Mary Lefler
Hdmer Sarger
Daniel Kron
Webster Township
New Middletown West
Carl Hirmelhaver
Franklin Township Commencement at Lanesyice on May 24
Commencement will be held at Lanesyice on Friday night May 24 at 7 30. Hear the music and the speaker. Bodenstadt's band provides the music. Tickets on sale at Meyer's Drug Store W OW Williams Trustee.
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Lanesyice
Esay
Bodenstadt
Meyer's Drug Store
Corydon Sulphur Well Public Sale Notice
The Sulphur Well near Corydon will be sold at public sale on the premises Friday May 20 1914 at two o'clock in the afternoon. Terms shown in other notices in the paper.
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Corydon
Pension specialist Lew M. O Bannon offers services in Corydon
Lew M. O Bannon has extensive experience in pension practice and helps those entitled under the law. Special attention given to widows' claims. Will call at homes to prepare applications. Call or phone for address in Corydon Indiana. In other item A L Fogal left Monday for Danville to attend school.
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Lew M. O’bannon
Corydon
Indiana
Cat and Dog Convicts in Himalayan Penal Settlement
Across the Indus lies a desolate settlement where convicts are sent. A tabby cat was sentenced to penal servitude for life for Eding and devouring a parrot and a pet myna owned by the maharajah. An old Kashmir officer recalled the cat’s flour rations. a dog and a pestle also faced trial and hard labor after a fatal accident.
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Kashmir
Indus
Hob L. Haughton
Himalaya
Banji
Haughton
Living Rent Free and Odd Worldly Snippets
A collage of notes on rent free living in England, peculiar legal quirks, parliamentary praise for John Bright, improvised walking sticks with gadgets, and humorous vignettes. It catalogs oddities from mortgages forcing abandonment to squatter permanence, plus quirky quotes and travel blurbs amid scattered anecdotes and jokes.
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John Bright
George Macaulay Trevelyan
House of Commons
Wright
Deatth
Cobden
Dappinn
How Many Steps to a Mile in London Chronicle
A London Chronicle item estimates pace length for soldiers and civilians. It notes infantry pace varies by nation and concludes a mile requires between 2,000 and 2,100 paces, depending on stride length.
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London Chronicle
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Scottsburg
U. S
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Sept. of Public Instruction Greathouse
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Ohio River
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
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Indianapolis Daily News
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Lydia E. Pinkhams
Mauckport
James Yeager
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Posey Township Commencement
Senator Bradley
United States
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Kentucky
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Wentucky
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Franklin Township
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Omian
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Macgillivray
Hebrides
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Dioland
Banana Plant Foods
Malay Peninsula
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Washington Star
Cologne
Jehanim Maria Arina
Bill
Houston Post
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