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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1910

Page

3

Who Are The Eight Brewers In Indiana Politics

Indianapolis May 25 There is anxiety among Democratic members of the last legislature over Kern's demand to name the eight men who allegedly crossed him when Shively was chosen for U S Senator The plan by B F Mugg T A Gottschalk Smith Askren A J Behmyer J H Pierson and Harry Bassett aims to identify the eight and clear their own names Several of these men are up for re nomination or seeking other offices The piece also notes the arrival of R R Stotlar as deputy court reporter to assist Patton due to outside work commitments and Stotlar's prior Chicago experience.

Indianapolis Kern Benjamin F. Shively United States B. F. Mugg Clay Owen T. A. Gottschalk Adams County Smith Askren Harrison County A. J. Behmyer Madison County J. H. Pierson Harry Bassett Marion County Askren Pieraon Bassett Gottschalk

Kern Faces Reckoning Over Eight Double Crossers

The article questions the impact if Kern withholds eight double crossers or they fail to identify them before the next caucus. Doubts arise that holdover Democratic Senators tied to Kern may shift votes if he lets them bear the suspicion of betraying him last year. Kern could lose the election if others pick a different candidate despite the convention nomination.

Kern

Creamery Assured and Building Committee Elected

Fifty three stock holders each with one share of 100 dollars elected Philip Hunt I E Dicken and Wm Gouty to a three member building committee to choose a site supervise construction and ensure the Elgin Creamery factory is built to specifications. The firm will operate as a chartered company after erection. Two lots south of the old stave factory on Second street were purchased from Challen Spinning for the new plant with construction to start immediately.

Philip Hunt I. E Dicken Wm. Gouty E’gin Creamery Company Stave Second Street Challen Spinning Elgin Creamery Company

Richey-Ruby Comedy Company Returns for Lodge Benefit

The Richey-Ruby Comedy Company presented The Noble Outcast in a four act farce benefiting the Woodman Lodge. James Richey led as the Outcast with Miss Ruby Hull as Francis Lee, supported by Mrs. Bert Shaff Ben Harris George Port Willie Goldbach and Mrs. Tom Sears. Audiences praised the strong performances and the troupe’s hard work. They performed in Kingman on Tuesday night Wayne Town last night and head to Stone Bluff Saturday night.

Francis Lee Bert Shaff Ben Harris George Port Willie Goldbach Tom Sears Kingman Waynetown Stone Bluff

Neal Named Nominee in Ninth District Republican Convention

The Ninth district Republicans met in Lebanon at the Grand Opera House with full delegations. after 22 ballots and county shifts, E. Neal of Howard County won the nomination in a dramatic, fevered roll call. The gathering ended with unanimous support pledged by rivals and a forecast of victory this fall.

Ninth District Grand Opera House Lebanon George HB. Palmer W. C. Appleby Methodist Church A. A. McCain Rules Committee Joker W. T. Whittington Crawfordsville Committee On Permanent Organization F.P. Mount Edward Sauders Kokomo W. H. Hesman Hamilton County Indorse County Lee Indianapolis Mount Boone County Frank E. Hutchinson E. E. Neal Howard County B. F. Harness Montgomery County Irvin C. Dwiggins Tipton County Edward Daniels Carroll Clinton Fountain Fountain County Mr. Neal Harness Dwiggins Daniels Montgomery Neal Old Fountain Martin A. Morrison

Fountain County Delegates at Lebanon Convention

Fountain county delegates were described as a fine body of cool headed fellows who proved their ability when united. The Landis issue failed to affect Fountain county, and Col Wes Elwell and John T Nixon were noted as old line stalwarts.

Fountain County Lebanon Col Wes. Elwell John T. Nixon Old Line

Fountain county editors shine at Lebanon convention

Conspicuous Fountain delegation members recalled old times as Charley Berry and Tom Clifton appeared at the big convention. Lebanon residents impressed as royal hosts, filling gaps in hotel facilities with generous hospitality from a festive audience of Fountain county editors and attendees.

Fountain Charley Berry Tom Clifton Fountain County

Fountain County Delegation Names and Nomination Support

A Fountain county delegation at the convention elected Elmer Wilkey as chairman and Will Calvert as secretary. A. H. Lindley joined the Resolution committee, A. C. Schermerhorn on Credentia, Major McGaughey on Rules and Organization, Grant Gossett as Assistant Sargent at Arms, Cortie Starns as Assistant Doorkeeper, and Dr. Rupert as Assistant Usher. The group praised the harmony and urged Neal's nomination as a unifying step.

A. H. Lindley A. C. Schermerhorn Credentia Major McGaughey Grant Gossett Cortie Starns Dr. Rupert Fountain County Elmer Wilkey Will Calvert

Convention Push Threatens Fountain County Republicans

Veedersburg sent a fine lot of boys to the convention to push matters along and they were in evidence all the time. Just one more convention like that held Tuesday and Fountain county will be safe to republicans.

Veedersburg Fountain County

Mrs. Mellott Dies After Brief Illness in Sullivan

Mrs. John Mellott of Mellott died suddenly Tuesday night at her son W. T. Mellott’s home in Sullivan after a four day illness. The 66 year old woman had driven to Sullivan with her husband the prior Thursday and fell ill with bowel trouble on Friday. Funeral services and interment were set for this afternoon. Beecher Brown of Stone Bluff visited Sullivan on Wednesday.

John Mellott Mellott W. T. Mellott Sullivan

Prominent Shawnee Farmer Horace N Strader Dies

Horace N Strader a well known Shawnee township farmer died after an appendicitis operation at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis He was 38 and leaves a wife two children and several siblings The funeral was held at Union Chapel with Masonic rites at the grave and was attended by many friends from Veedersburg Aylesworth and Attica.

Horace N. Strader Shawnee St. Vincent Hospital Indianapolis Shawnee Township Veedersburg Attica Stanfield Newtown Mr. Strader Graham Strader H. N. Strader Horace Strader Aylesworth Union Chapel Masonic Lodge

Mrs Elias Campbell Dies Suddenly In La Fayette Hospital

Mrs. Elias Campbell wife of Deputy Revenue Inspector Elias Campbell died at a La Fayette hospital near noon Tuesday. She had suffered from illness for some time and her death, resulting from heart failure, occurred during examination.

Elias Campbell la Fayette

Will Coffing Returns From Mine Work in Arizona

Will B. Coffing came home from his mine work in Arizona about ten days ago. He is now very busy on the farm.

Will B. Coffing Arizona Will

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Brewers R. R. Stotlar Herrin Patton Mr. Stotlar Chicago Hamilton Congress Tom Nicholson Robert Barnes Clark Nicholson L. W. Otto Mr. Dwiggins Mewhile Boone Carrell Ee Oy Fountain, Leweetes Wee One Howard Logan Township Beecher Brown California
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