Governor Declares No Bid For Senate Post in Indiana
Indiana Governor Marshall denounces a senator hopeful and urges Democrats to join a policy driven platform. He defends constitutional government, criticizes court and corporate power, and urges reforms in primaries, anti trust, and cost of living while urging Beveridge to switch to the Democratic Party. He says he seeks no nomination and addresses a state Democratic convention.
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Beveridge
Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Indiana
Vernor Marshall
Marshall
Senator Beveridge
Legislative Department
Supreme Court
Iniiana
Executive Department
United States
Legislaegra
Fa Democratic
Lurton
Indiana State School For Deaf
Lte
Republican Party
Republian
Union
House of Representatives
Ife
Iife
State Board of Health
Jadeliegs
United States Senate
Benjamin F. Shively
Panama Canal
Republican Party of
America
Cocaine sales condemned by Indiana health official
Indiana state food and drug commissioner H H Barnard condemns narcotic sales in drug stores after the Navin prosecution in Indianapolis. He urges stricter laws to ban morphine like drugs except for legitimate medical use and possible disqualification of offending pharmacists. The report covers March prosecutions, food- and drug-safety inspections, and general sanitary conditions across groceries dairy meat markets bakeries hotels and restaurants.
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Indianapolis
H. H. Barnard
Food and Drug Commissioner
State Board of Health
Barnard
Arthur Navin
Food and Drug Laboratory
Navin
Department
Fort Benjamin Harrison
State Board of Pharmacy
Charles F. Stuart
Fountain County
Stuart
Purdue engineering class tour visits Bedford quarries
A special train carrying 85 Purdue University engineering students toured southern Indiana. They visited Lehigh Portland Cement at Mitchell, Bedford quarries and mills, and Oolitic, ending with Indiana Creosoting at Bloomington after lunch.
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Gedford
Bedford
Purdue University
Indiana
Lehigh-Portland Cement Company
Mitchell
Oolitic
Indiana Creosoting Company
Bloomington
Presbytery Sessions End at Patoka
Indiana Cumberland Presbyterian church presbytery met at Patoka and elected Rev. G. W. May of Owensville as moderator. In Jeffersonville, Joseph Luts was indicted on five counts for manslaughter in the death of James Morrison after a fight over an account, Morrison falling and breaking his neck.
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Princeton
Indiana
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Patoka
G. W. May
Owensville
Jeffersonville
Joseph Luts
James Morrison
Luis
Morrison
Wth
Wheat yields and farming prospects in Canadian lands
A letter from Gust Anderson of Maidstone Saskatchewan details his early settlement, crop yields, and work building for neighbors since moving from Minnesota. He notes 224% bushels of wheat per acre in 1908, 60 bushels of oats, and 27 bushels per acre on 35 acres of wheat in 1909, with favorable weather and abundant grass. A press dispatch cites high quality wheat across the Dominion, with 84.28% of 3,378 carloads in February inspections rated high grade, suggesting enduring strong prospects for settlers and grain quality despite varied conditions.
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Anderson
Dominion
Getting Even and a Busy Wire in Family Talk
A five year old William straightened his mood after a reprimand by patting his mother and saying I love you. When asked if he loved his father he replied without looking away The wire s busy. A science note states that in 54 cages out of every hundred the left leg is stronger than the right.
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United States
Rome
Millard F. Cox
State Board of Accounts
C. F. Spies
Boswall
Grant Township
Benton County
Spies
State Board of Health
Myr. Spies
Cox
William
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Board of State Charities
Council of
Carroll County
County Council of
Wells County
State Board
Tuberculosis Hospital Commission
Haa
State Tuberculosis Hospital
Rockville
Henry Moore
J. N. Babcock
J. N. Wishard
Indiana Medical Association
W. L. Douglas
Wade
Tae
Ata
Oraey
Sartor R
Otte
Bacome
Munity
Indus
Orfeederie Peakie Nfmoa
Forward Movement Syndicate
Imo
Anadnook Bidg
San Fransinen
Oak
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