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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
6
The writer denounces the Democratic party chaos in Fountain County and endorses Halley’s comet as a symbol of change. They urge support for Hon. W N White for Representative and Hon. Charles H Dochterman for County Assessor, blaming the Schwin Gray Mac Irvin alliance for the defeat.
The piece notes a Saturday and Monday Democrat contest in the county, with WETS winning by outpacing the Dry faction after their grip. It cites the Livesgood Schw in Gray Copeland bloc shaping votes for Representative and County Assessor, naming Van Buren Cain Millcreek and Fulton as pivotal. It mentions Jackson’s delegates and Attica convention, calling the result a historic anti Boss victory and a burst of political volatility.
The general view is that the Democrats have a weak ticket with only two or three exceptions. Mr Young leads the slate as a fine young man but a weak candidate easily swayed by party leaders. If this assessment holds, his prospects as State Representative seem poor given the nomination dynamics.
The speaker argues reforms are needed as unpaid taxes rise and graft concerns grow. He singles out officials for mismanaging public funds and promises the people will voice their discontent at the polls in November. Dan Young is mocked as handicapped by stigma yet remains in the race.
A conservative business man was nominated for County Assessor and the work is completed.
The piece argues Republicans must nominate a mature, moral businessman who upholds the party record and policies, stating he is sure to win. It urges not to abandon higher ideals or backtrack on any policy, claiming Republicans are committed to the best interests of the people.
At the Democratic convention Morris Herzog stirred a hornets nest by deploring Sam Diffenderfor’s defeat for County Assessor and accusing the party of abandoning precedent. Will Madigan challenged him, accusing Wets of corrupt machine methods and flaunting a brewery money return receipt from 1904. The exchange drew consternation and laughter, and Madigan faced non renomination for Representative amid the local option fight.
The Fountain county Democratic organization faced turmoil last Friday as Captain Jinks Gray, long allied with Wet and Dry factions and insurgent Republicans, marched on VanBuren township. He deserted the Regulars at a critical moment, joining the White crowd in a dramatic shift that stunned the party faithful.
A mass meeting of all Republicans in the county is seen as desirable to decide the how when and where of the county convention and the platform by the rank and file. The note argues for broad participation to determine key party questions.
A fragmented passage urges a large mass convention to discuss and rally support for Chairman Marsh, calling for candid discussions among candidates and attendees. The tone suggests organizing a broad, unified gathering as a key step in advancing Marsh's agenda.
Attica Ledger reports a contentious scene as Republicans and Democrats spar over delegates to the Democratic County Convention at city hall. The piece claims Democrats were divided, Republicans gained a perceived edge, and a road roller allegory suggests insurgent efforts blocked un-slated candidates.
Visit VanDorn's drug store for paint wallpaper alabastine japalac brushes and other house cleaning necessities. Our prices are the lowest and a store visit will prove it.
Henry Schmelig announces a modern tailoring establishment upstairs from Charley Crane's pool room. He offers a fine selection of the latest woolen patterns and will tailor up-to-date suits and garments for customers.
The school year closes with a Junior Senior reception on Friday April 15 and Baccalaureate at 11 a.m. Sunday April 17 at the Christian Church. The School Exhibit Wednesday April 20 at the school. Class Day Thursday April 21 at 2 p.m. in the high school assembly. Commencement Thursday April 22 at 8 p.m. Fifth Street Christian Church. Pros. F. J. McConnell of De Pauw University will speak. All events except the first are open to the public with 15 cents admission for Commencement.
Advertisement notes a five year guarantee against cracking peeling or chalking and offers free repainting if the customer is not satisfied. It claims the paint is as good as the best and better than most others and announces a sale price of $1.50 per gallon at Van Dorn's.
Local notice advertising horse bill printing services at this office with affordable prices and multiple engraved cuts available.
Mrs J C Showen and her daughter Miss Lettie from California had been visiting Mrs Lem Howell and relatives here. They returned to their California home on Thursday.
Eugene W. Cunningham of Collison Illinois marries May Richardson formerly of the county. Rev Graff of Artesian conducts the ceremony as Myrtle Lane plays. The couple will reside on a farm near Artesian South Dakota.
On Thursday Congressman E. D. Crumpacker recommended George P. Haywood as postmaster of Lafayette to succeed Thos W Burt, deceased. Haywood was Burt's partner in the publishing business and is a leading Lafay ette politician.
Republicans of the district plan a May 24 Republican convention in Lebanon to nominate a Congressional candidate. Delegates will be chosen in township caucuses on May 11. Avowed candidates include Judge Harness of Kokomo Ed Daniels of Tipton E E Neal of Noblesville and Sherman Dwiggins of Crawfordsville.
Charles Carwile argued on the street that he recently sold two Poland China hogs weighing 930 pounds for 93.10 dollars, or 10 dollars per hundred. He recalled selling hogs in Iowa during Mr. Cleveland's administration for 1.80 per hundred, which would have yielded 16.74, a 76.26 advantage for today, with money worth 8 percent then and 6 percent now.
Bob Green a Waynetown horse thief eludes Ohio officers after a trail across six counties. A horse identified at a Columbus livery on March 24 tied to Green, who allegedly stole it March 20 near Liverpool. A Canal Winchester post office safe was cracked Monday night, credited to Green, who obtained about $10 before escaping on a stolen horse.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case uncured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The Toledo firm offers this remedy with testimonials, promotes internal use, and notes sale by all druggists for 75 cents. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
John Nixon of Attica visited the city Sunday in his touring car. He is regarded as one of the hap piest men in Fountain county and is strongly expected to win the race for Representative, with a Logan township Democrat nominee challenging him. Nixon could be elected hand down.
T W Hagley and wife were called to the funeral of their great grandson Chester McMillin aged 4 years 5 months and 21 days near Desmarck Oklahoma Interment in Masonic Cemetery Southeast of State Line.
Friday and Saturday each week the well known Farmer McMahon stallion James K. sired top colts in this section. James Dice, Veedersburg, Ind, notes the event and lineage for breeders in Covington area racing circles.
Last day for filing mortgage exemptions is Saturday April 30. Exemptions will not be accepted after that date. Law allows filing anytime in March or April but not before or after.
Pure Ice announces permanent business status with delivery across the city. They offer any quantity at any time and a price of 25 cents per 100 pounds. Contact Fen Bourne at phone 243 for orders.
Grand and Petit juries are listed with members including Simon H. Fine from Logan township, Andrew J. Howesteen from Davis, Fletcher A. Crane from Shawnee, Oscar Quiggle from Shawnee, Theron H. Costing from Wabash, Fred Randolph from Fulton, John N. Johnson from Davis, Chas. E. Sentman from Van Buren, Chas. C. Thompson from Logan, Vernon R. Babb from Richland, Hiram Allen from Jackson, Marshall Farr from Millcreek, Edwin S. Epperson from Cain, and Albert Cook from Wabash.
The church will not hold morning services due to the High School Baccalaureate. At 7:36 pm the pastor will speak on The Layman's Convention. One service only, and all are urged to attend. H. K. Fox PhD minister, 260 Fourth Street, Phone 59.
The First Church of Christ announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. a baccalaureate sermon at 11 a.m. by Elder Watkins, and preaching with communion at 7:30 p.m. A union prayer meeting will be held at the Baptist church on Thursday evening, April 21 at 7:30 p.m. All are invited.
The Methodist Church announces no morning service on Sunday April 17 1910. Members will attend the Christian church for the high school baccalaureate sermon by Rev Watkins, with preaching at 7 30 p m. Third quarterly meeting held April 24 and 25 with preaching at the Bend at 2 30 p m conducted by Pastor Frank K Dougherty.
Help wanted for teachers and students to handle vacation homework tasks. Good salary and expenses paid. Applicants should include age and references. Apply at Alexander Supply Company Morgan Park Illinois.
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