Republican District Convention Set for Jan 14 1908 in New Albany
The Republican District Convention for Indiana's Third Congressional District will meet in New Albany at 1 p m on Tuesday January 14 1908 to elect a member of the State Central Committee. Apportionment by counties lists Clark Crawford Dubois Harrison Orange Perry Scott Washington with a total vote. J P Troop is the district chair.
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Selection of candidates and character in the party race
It is natural for supporters to push their favorites, but the key issue remains the kind of man the candidate is. Now is a good time for gentlemen to consider this matter.
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State Food Commissioner Sees Rising Confidence in Breakfast Foods
H E Barnard shares optimism that the breakfast lover may eat with less fear as food safety improves. Laws are enforced more strictly and better now. Indians benefit from the union sense and industry of the legislature, improving conditions daily.
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Love Feast Fires Up Indiana Republicans for 1908
All parts of the state joined in a large harmonious gathering in Kokomo praising Senator Beveridge and Vice President Fairbanks. Speakers stressed unity and a strong campaign to win in 1908 with Indiana backing Fairbanks for president and the party positioning for national leadership.
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Republican love feast in Indianapolis hailed a success
A United Force reports the biennial Republican gathering at Indianapolis on Thursday drew a large enthusiastic crowd. Voters left encouraged by the platform and speeches, with various gubernatorial candidates praised as suitable choices. The Martinsville Reporter and Greensburg Review note the event signals victory and confidence in the party.
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Indiana Republicans Unite Behind Fairbanks For President
Indiana Republicans show overwhelming support for Charles W. Fairbanks. The Indianapolis Star notes his wisdom, ability, judgment, poise and fidelity as reasons for unity. His long national service and calm temperament are cited as assets guiding the party toward the Chicago convention.
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Payne backs Fairbanks as Republican presidential candidate
Digs Mornis Ia December 21 A Grant Club banquet featured Hon W O Payne editor Nevada Representative praising Charles W Fairbanks as the Republican choice with the best odds of success Payne urged conservatism and fairness to corporations while praising Fairbanks fitness for Roosevelt's successor His speech drew warm applause from the audience.
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