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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
2
Richland Township Names Eight Candidates for County Auditor
Eight candidates from Richland township announce for County Auditor subject to the will of Republican voters at their convention to be held in due time. J M Evans M D signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Township
J MO Evans
Batter Announces Candidacy for Clerk of Fountain Circuit Court
Mr Batter declares his bid for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the Fountain Circuit Court subject to the Republican convention. He notes one term in office, expenses of two campaigns, one term served, and Civil War service.
Robert H Kerr Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination
The editor confirms Robert H Kerr declares candidacy for Sheriff subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. The bulletin announces his intent to seek the party nomination and compete at the upcoming convention.
John R. K. Hardesty Seeks Recorder Nomination
John R. K. Hardesty announces his candidacy for Recorder, pending the outcome of the upcoming Republican County convention. He emphasizes experience and commitment to public records management.
Henry C Randolph Declares Candidacy for County Assessor
Henry C Randolph announces his bid for County Assessor, contingent on the outcome of the Republican nominating convention. He presents himself as a candidate supported by party unity and local governance experience.
County Republicans Brace for a Large Field of Candidates
The Attica Press notes a large slate of county GOP hopefuls and urges voters to select the best. It adamantly defends the party’s youth, saying experience will reveal truth despite a yellow streak in its leadership. The piece endorses letting the boys learn by practical involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
Republicans prepare vast speaking campaign amid Indiana platform gaps
The Indicat notes Republicans plan a major speaking campaign, citing Indiana platform omissions as driving the state into battle. It argues the press favors letting Congress members and Senators settle their own disputes, intensifying partisan contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Governor Marshall pictured amid Attica County Democratic event
A lone image of Governor Marshall appears among stage props at the Attica County Democratic convention. The piece recalls William Jennings Bryan’s prior county speeches and questions whether the party’s Wet platform shifts affected his standing and the convention’s reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Attica
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic county ticket falls short in Fountain County
The Democratic slate is shown to have existing political records and factional nominations. Leaders resist reelection traditions, leaving the ticket weak. An attempt at unity is deemed an utter impossibility given current conditions and perceived records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain County
Republican Congressional District Convention Called
District ChainMan Geo H Palmer issues the Republican call for the district gathering in Lebanon on Tuesday May 2 starting 10 a m. The body includes 269 delegates and as many alternates with candidates in Montgomery Howard Hamilton and Tipton counties. Fountain county delegates and alternates to be chosen Saturday May 14. Chairman Marshall to issue county call soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChainMan
Geo. H. Palmer
Lebanon
Montgomery
Howard
Hamilton
Tipton
Fountain County
Marshall
Indiana dry pledge drive targets legislature over county option
The exchange notes a statewide push by dry supporters to collect pledges from voters and candidates. Signatures affirm support for the county option law and pledge opposition to legislators who do not publish their stance. Democrats and Republicans reportedly sign, with many candidates watching the movement closely as it expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Folo
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana Democrats Adrift on Local Option Question
The piece analyzes Indiana Democrats growing demoralization after Governor Marshall’s actions and the senatorial election, contending they face a choice on the township unit or county option law. It argues that aligning with county option or reform positions could alienate voters and shift focus to Beveridge versus Taggart in the Senate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Marshall
Thomas Taggart
Cay
Supreme Court
Beveridge
United States
Taggart
Dynamited Eastern Illinois Bridge Sparks City Turmoil
The Eastern Illinois railway bridge over the Wabah river at Clinton was dynamited by unknown miscreants on Tuesday night. Two concrete piers and the steelwork suffered severe damage, prompting detours of trains via Veedersburg. A $5000 reward was posted for information leading to the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilineis
Wabah
Clinton
Thebes
Veedersburg
Opening Splendidly A Republican Piano Contest Begins
The Republican's big piano contest draws crowds with generous prizes and fair offers. Many contestants are listed from Troy Township Covington Kent Warren County and more with nominations across towns, with jewel boxes and a gold watch as top incentives for early subscriptions and strong efforts.
Obituary of Frank Hyland Young Man of Covington
Frank Hyland son of Richard and Mary Hyland was born in Covington on October 14 1885 and died April 14 1910 at age 25 years six months. He was a model man of sterling worth loved and respected by all, devoted to his parents and sisters, whose memory will endure with them. Friends mourn deeply while the bereaved find some comfort in the belief his life and influence were all for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hyland
Richard
Mary Hyland
Covington
Frank
County Loses Stuart Case Affirmed by Court
The Fountain Circuit Court's ruling in the state and county versus ex-auditor Charles Stuart was upheld by the Appellate Court. The decision holds that the statute of limitations ran against Stuart, ending the contested investigations and leaving no remaining basis for further suits. The Smart case was a test matter for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Fountain Circuit Court
Charles Stuart
Julian M. Martin
C. B. Rateliff
First Presbyterian Church Preaches on Man Destiny and Antidotes
Morning worship features a sermon on man his place and destiny, the sixth in the Things Surely Believed series. Evening service centers on antidotes for discouragement as the theme.
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Iam
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Wabash River
Troy Township, Covington
Ruby Hull
Belle Johnson
Halma Martin Grace DeHaven
Alma Wirth
Helen Peters
Myra Wisher
Audra DeHaven
Fauniel Hall
Ethel Jackson
Mac Cade
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Helen Adkins
Virgie Yerkes
Dott Rhodes
Nola Davidson
Kent
Warren CO
State Line
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Silverwood
Fern Randolph
Hillsboro
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Ida Gordon
Elizabeth Wood
Nina Short
Daisy Davidson Merl McBroom
Nellie Thompson
Arrell Carter
Ottie E. Johns
Fiora Lough Margie Hatt
Effie E. Starnes
Fern Glover Oisie Hesler Margie Rynearson
Emma Chatt
West Wabash Township
Mies Dittenderfer
R. L. Lee
Pearl Brown
Flossie Fine
Ruby Philpott
Jewell Wilkenson
Grace Wilkenson
Mellott
Grace
Katharine McKinney
Beulah A Hastings
Grace Shultz
Edna Green
First Presbyterian Church
Detiaia Children
Vinci
W. H. Gilmoore
Durand, Mich
Vitol
C. Allen
New Bedford
Mass
Vinal
Manford C. van Dorn
Sloan
J. C. Leg
Ninth St
S. E
Washington, D. C
Liniment
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
W. Kerr & S Funeral Directors
Baldwin
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Herman Miller’s New Dye House
Express
Walnut St
Woren’s
Cinb
Danville
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