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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1912

Page

6

Taft Gets Backing From Diverse Republican Support

George W. Ellis a Chicago lawyer who stood by Roosevelt backs Taft. T. M. Rinn of the city, a Democrat, says conservatives should support Taft. Bull moosers attend the convention and Ledger Press editor Harry Ross attends, with Republicans open to their views.

George W. Ellis Chicago Roosevelt New Progressive Party Taft T. M. Rinn Mr. Taft Ledger Press Harry Ross Republican Party

Roosevelt split sparks party unity debate in Fountain County

Local leaders debate remaining with the Republican Party or forming a third ticket. Ora W. Ludlow resigns from Bull Moose ranks and supports Republican reformation, while Dr. H W Wiley endorses Governor Wilson as a true progressive.

Taft Roosevelts split faces strong Republican lines

In Columbus and Washington reports, R B Brown declares a clean Taft vs Bull Moose fight in Indiana and nationwide. Prominent Republicans including Hesler and Hadley reaffirm loyalty to Taft while third term advocacy meets resistance from Cummins and La Follette allies.

Columbus Taft R. B. Brown Taft Roosevelt Brown Republican Party Bull Moose Theodore Roosevelt Hadley Roosevelt Chicago Borah Senator Root Senator la Follette Cummins Kenyon Iowa Winfield T. Durbin Washington Charles F. Scott Congress Kansas Republican Committee Michigan Prohibition Wilson Illinois Central States Moorers

Roosevelt Prospects Grow As Democrats Drift to Reform

A political column notes Roosevelt gains in polls as Democrats back his progressive plan. Roosevelt leads in the South where party lines blur and a new movement appeals to wary voters. Ward later rejoins the Republicans, affirming lifelong party loyalty and commitment to the GOP.

Washington Col. Roosevelt South Roosevelt Wm. LA. Ward Republican National Committee New York Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party

Westchester Room Cleanliness in Political Debate

A speaker argues that some rooms are dirtier than others, praising reform within the Republican party and calling for courage to address abuses. The text defends party vitality and progress for citizens.

Westchester County New York United States Republican Party

Hall's Catarrh Cure ad and Attica marriage license

An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures with Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. A testimonial page notes the firm’s reliability. Separate item reports Thomas Davis and Josephine Heaulee obtaining a marriage license from Clerk Sanders and a ceremony led by Dr H K Fox in the county superintendent’s office.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney J. Cheney & Co Thomas Davis Josephine Heaulee Attica Sanders H. K. Fox Presbyterian Church M. F. Livengood

Lindley and Burris Wed Quietly in Danville

Miss Myrtle Lindley and L L Burris of Ewood Ind wed at the First M E church parsonage in Danville Ill. The ceremony was postponed from June due to the bride’s illness. They honeymoon with relatives in eastern Illinois and will live with the bride’s mother here. Burris works as a traveling salesman for George Worthington Co. of Toledo.

Myrtle Lindley L. L. Burris Ewood Ind Danville Ill M. E Burris The George Worthington Co Toledo

Mrs Hagley Dies After Long Illness in City

Mrs. T. K. Hagley died at home after a long cancer of the stomach. She was 68, survived by husband Thornton Hagley and son William. Funeral at Methodist church at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Strecker, burial in Sandhill cemetery. An obituary will follow next week.

T. K. Hagley Thornton Hagley William Biemarck Jil Methodist Strecker Sandhill Cemetery M.board Will Hagley Long Cemetery Roy Anna Bettice Mound Cemetery

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