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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
4
The record lists names for auditor Joseph Bell treasurer J Percy Allen architect surveyor Jesse L Thornbarr coroner John C Bird major B King commissioner district Hamilton Martino and commissioner district 2 John Deich.
A report notes John W. Kern's law partner in Indianapolis is Attorney B Bell of the Indiana Brewers Association. both deny the partnership though "Kern & Bell" appears on the door. A Democratic editor in Iowa dies of starvation despite ample home stock, while Southern Indiana editors warn of political and economic pressures on farmers amid party fundraising efforts.
Fremont Goodwine, born in Warren County Indiana, educated at Purdue, longserve in the Indiana Senate and state committees. Described as a diligent, highly respected Republican lawyer with wide influence and a record of integrity.
Quincy Myers, candidate for Judge of the Seme Court, was born in Cass county near Logansport. He grew up on a farm, graduated from Dartmouth College and Albany Law School, and has practiced law over thirty years with noted success in lower courts and the court of appeals. He has never held office but is well equipped by education and experience.
Oscar Hadley Republican candidate for State Treasurer is a Hendricks County native banker and stock breeder. He led building of a pavilion at the State Fairgrounds and helped secure funding. Hadley has long served on the county farm board and state agriculture board, and is in his first term as treasurer.
Thomas E. Watson and Eugene V. Debs, both former Bryan supporters and friends, predict Taft will carry the country in the current campaign. Watson accuses Bryan of siding with corporations while Debs uses unflattering epithets toward Bryan. both favor Democrats over Republicans.
A writer in the Scientific American describes baiting hawks with an old scythe sharpened to a razor edge mounted on a high post. Hawks land on the blade and slice their feet, provoking attacks that injure them. Repeated encounters lead to hawks being killed or driven away.
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