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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
2
One year contracts at six cents per inch. Six months to under one year at nine cents per inch. Contracts under six months at a reduced rate to be determined. Metal base electros listed at six cents per inch.
Candidate SJ WL Evans M.D. announces he seeks the office of County Auditor as a Republican, subject to the will of Republican voters at their convention to be held in due time.
Fry Bryant announces his name for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the Fountain Circuit Court, subject to the party convention. He has served one four year term, financed two campaigns, and served as cashier of the Civil War.
Robert H. Kerr declares his run for sheriff subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. The announcement frames Kerr as a candidate contingent on party endorsement and convention outcome.
J will run for Recorder subject to the Republican County nominating convention. Joan R. Hardesty announces the bid from Millcreek township.
William A. Beadle announces his run for Shawnee township Commissioner First District. The bid is subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.
Rumors circulate about changes at the county farm as officials weigh options amid uncertain times, with sources indicating possible leadership or policy shifts on the horizon.
The article notes that LaTE conventions would ease on candidates and newspapers but impose hardship on the chewing gum and cigar sectors. It highlights potential regulatory or societal pressures affecting these industries amid broader political timing.
The Delphi Journal notes that Hon. John W. Kern has stirred up attention with a charge of bribery that has begun to take effect slowly, signaling ongoing political friction.
Republicans of Fountain County show wisdom in delaying convention while Democrats wage internal battles and fight among themselves, current indications suggest a stable path ahead.
The Delphi Journal notes President Taft’s appointment of ten Democrats to his Cabinet and argues Republicans fear a shift toward free trade under a Treasury Secretary who has long favored liberal trade. The piece questions the impact on party unity and tariff policy.
The piece argues that one or two police raids would greatly reduce bootlegging in Covington. It notes intoxicated men on the streets indicate local sources and suggests a court of inquiry by the prosecutor as an effective stand-in in the absence of a grand jury.
Fountain county Republicans seek Governor Marshall to head the ticket as he opposes legal divorce abolition. He defends past paroling of grafters and argues constitution rights justify such actions while condemning divorce laws as abused and calling for balanced separation rules. The Lebanon Patriot notes the stance amid campaign chatter.
An Indianapolis correspondent reports John W. Kern faces continued calls to reveal the eight Democrats who voted for Senator Shively in the 1909 caucus, alleging bribery and demanding a grand jury inquiry. Kern insists he is busy with his law practice but has sent thirty six letters to loyal Democrats, while Governor Marshall and Senator Shively also come under public scrutiny.
The Covington Matinee Musicale plans a Wednesday evening concert at the Methodist church with a ten cent admission. The program features a request selection from recent meetings including Over the Waves and Il Travatore with soloists and a small instrumental setup. Also noted are upcoming marriage licenses and two local deaths.
The Republican hosts a big piano contest with diverse prizes and frequent awards. Contestants must rally subscriptions by May 21 to win jewel boxes or a $25 gold watch for top fundraisers. Nominees from multiple townships and streets are listed with hopefuls urged to join and work for rewards.
Hon O P Lewis attorney for Mrs Sarah Irwin filed in Fountain circuit court on Monday for an absolute divorce from Levi Irwin citing extreme and repeated cruelty starting at marriage. The couple, married in the 1900s, had an ante nuptial agreement giving her 200 from his estate at death. Irwin deserted in 1909 to Florida and recently returned. he has children by a former wife. She seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Sarah Borebrake. Irwin plans to contest. cross complaint possible. They live in Mill Creek township near Kingman.
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