William Colvert Seeks Fountain County Representative Nomination
Republican editor announces William Colvert as a candidate for Fountain county representative in the Indiana General Assembly. Crowned by party decision at the county convention, the note urges harmony and success for the party led by G. Q. Claypool.
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Fountain County
William Colvert
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G. Q
Jas. C. Claypool
Elmer E. Coats Seeks County Treasurer Nomination
From Van Buren township comes Elmer E. Coats as a Republican candidate for county treasurer. He objects to the decision of the Republican nominating convention and stresses his eligibility and loyalty to the party.
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Rep.blican Nominating Convent
Elmer E. Coats
Vaneken Township Candidate for County Treasurer
Mack Lumvin announces his candidacy for the county treasurer seat representing Vaneken township. The announcement cites the decision of a local convention and notes his preparation to serve in public office.
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Cae Treaser
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Republican convention names FRANK M. SHELL for county treasurer
In a decision at the Republican party convention, FRANK M. SHELL was nominated as the candidate for County Treasurer with support from MEL Creer towna and others. The party committee finalized the ticket after a formal vote.
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Republican Prigiury Nowunating Convention
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Mewse Announces Candidacy for Commissioner in Wabash Township
Republican Charles Marlatt reports that Mewse will run for Commissioner representing Wabash township pending the Republican primary convention decision.
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Sours
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Commissioner nomination sparks scene in Milbtreek township
Editor Kemibiorn Toom Milbtreek township seeks the Republican nomination for Commissioner or Second District with Clint Iesler prominent as a potential ally. The convention decision looms as party members weigh the best candidate.
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Self Nominated Reporter of Supreme Court at Republican Convention
George W. Self, a long time Republican organizer and former state senator, was nominated for Reporter of the Supreme Court on the second ballot at the state convention. A Union veteran and local newspaper owner, he built a legal career and helped sustain Republican press in his county amid tense convention disputes and clashes over procedure.
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Supreme Court
Slaughter
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Self
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Iast
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Indiana State Democratic Convention Exposed as Dishonest
The piece condemns Indiana Democrats for illegal and oppressive tactics at the May convention. It accuses a Hill Parker Belmont aligned faction of using money and machine power to dominate proceedings, disenfranchise reformers, burn ballots in Allen County, and pack galleries with Parker partisans.
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Tax rate lowering cited as Republican tax lash by Indiana Democrats
The piece critiques Hon. Alonzo Greene Smith's remarks at the Democratic state convention. It refutes claims that Republicans raised taxes, detailing historical tax rates from 1887 to 1904 and noting that current rates are 12 percent lower than during Democratic control. It highlights debate over debt and allocations to state institutions.
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Temperance Prohibitionist Rev Cranfill on Train Shooting
Rev J C Cranfill of Dallas famed as 1892 Prohibition candidate attacked a fellow minister on a train near Texarkana on May 12 firing two shots from a magazine pistol. Cresfill was jailed on an assault to murder charge after the target obtained a $20,000 judgment from Cranfill’s paper.
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Reorganizers Urge Bryan Backers to Vote Parker
Reorganizers press Bry anites to back Parker citing his Bryan vote while Clevelandites are urged to support him for Bryanism, yet Bryanites are ridiculed in the appeal.
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