Governor Deneen Maintains Republican Standing
Governor Deneen has withstood the test and will stay aligned with the Republican and Irland Old Party.
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Deneen
Irrand O.d
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
4
The Bull Moose Care Heard From the Wild
A compact news line notes the care of the Bull Moose and the alert ear of the trained Republican. It describes how a raised note signals warning before the figure is led away to wander alone in the wilderness.
Political reform by staying in the party urged
A fragmented editorial urges Republicans to reform from within by remaining in the party and influencing its course. The author argues the only path to change is continuity, urging readers to stay loyal, endure missteps, and push for reform from inside the ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Tris
Political party conflict and public sentiment debate
A fragmentary passage discusses the rise of a new party and urging adherence to a traditional party with strong principles. It questions strategy, unity, and the risks of political division, urging careful consideration of how to proceed given existing loyalties.
Panama Canal Policy Sparks Senate Debate and Protests
A fragmentary report notes opposition to a proposed Panama Canal policy feature with reference to Secretary Ison and British forces. It mentions Beavers and a boycott, with a Senate count and Interceegtae Capals seeking a delay. The piece hints at a cost for fortiogh and mentions supply poles readiness and broad expert input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovergiment
Ison
Weseis
Panama
Cetai BC
Contained debate on agricultural extension education funds
A discussion outlines the vital need for federal support to agricultural extension education. It contrasts extensive war spending with peace time investment in farming progress, urging Congress to back the nationwide extension movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Congress Hesitates Over Farm Educational Extension Budget
A dated report notes Congress delays in approving a plan for initial $300,000 then $3,000,000 yearly for agricultural education extension. It would provide equal state funds and accelerate a “back to the farm” movement, with sponsors hoping for progress next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Congress
State Finances in 1910 11 Democratic Rule Strains Budget
In 1910 and 1911 the state ran deficits under Democratic governance. The sinking fund, meant for debt service, was tapped to pay current bills, with over 1200000 used in 1911 and 127 for current expenses in earlier years. Despite repayments, the state ended 1911 about 51000 in the hole and faced near bankruptcy without county advances.
Swamp Root Promises Help For Women’s Health
A newspaper appeal promotes Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney bladder and liver issues in women. It claims many suffer nervous fatigue back pain and faintness but can regain vigor by using the Kilmer product. Readers are urged to request a free sample from Kilmer and Co and to buy 50 cent or one dollar bottles at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
The Execution of Lorimer in the Senate Tragedy
A solemn July scene on the Senate floor chronicles William Lorimer's expulsion after a long heated fight. The piece portrays him as an accomplished orator and a target of political scandal, eliciting pity from peers and readers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Washington
Senate
William Lorimer
Nan
Senate of the
United States
Judy Esti
Soleuinus
Yeggmen and prizes quoted in a curious mixed report
A collage of notes mentions modern yeggmen taking only paper money after safes blow, and old bank burglars seizing papers for immunity. It notes Cambridge University awarding twelve first class prizes to women in medieval and modern languages, while eight men receive similar prizes. It also surveys Japan’s gas industry growth with private firms dominating, and unusual historical anecdotes including memories of Napoleon and an elderly woman’s recollection of a palace meeting.
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Cambridge
Yokohama
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