Vote totals show Democratic lead in county race
Reported results indicate Captain A. Richelderfer led Democrats with strong support while John Haze carried Republicans in a contested race. Sheriff votes favored the Democratic side by a wide margin as precincts reported late, clerks checked tallies with care to ensure accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichelderfer
John
Haze
Sheriff
Adams Township
Lsst
Commissaoneet
Teloe
Accuriy
Election results reveal county officials and trustees elected
Voters favored well known candidates with broad community support. John A. Bushman won an easy trusteeship race while John A. Bushman secured the assessor post with a notable plurality. Christian Viewler AU led in one contest but faced a strong rival in Vouderau. The tallying extended into early counts with officials recording results and preparing official sheets.
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Nis Elegeaar
Christian Viewler AU
Vouderau
Kelly
Koster
A. J. Kerlon
Sormér
Fir WU
Brselmat
Cuutie
Pavld
Solndier
Spimiler
Troy
Fragmentary civic notes spark 1846 survey inquiry
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a 1846 survey or poll involving a coroner and surveyor roles. Mention of 1846, a Gallmeter reference, and democratic context suggest a political or civic inquiry, but readable details are scarce and names or places are unreadable.
Local County Election Results and Plurality Details
The county voted with Reichelierius winning by a large plurality, totaling 5,458 votes. Wells followed second with 3,010 while Analia Rosner and Robert B. Shires also held positions. Numerous townships and wards posted results, with Democratic and Republican tickets listed and several names noted across various districts.
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Terest
Anta Fuc
Reichelierius
Joseph E. Getz
Wells
Reichelier
Analjia Rosner
Robert B. Shires
War Horse
Uyicd
F. Rosenyinkel
Shirley
Ag Thenmas IF
Connell
Crohil Allegar
Watron
Wiltiera
Bates
Maui
Nosemarhsane
Receivers Sought for Indianapolis Brewery Firms
In May at the federal court in Indianapolis, petitions asked for receivers for several brewery companies including The Indianapolis Brewing Company and Crystal City Brewing, alleging violations of licenses and laws. Attorney General James Bingham supported the action amid claims of factory and business misconduct affecting over 3,000 brewery jobs and related licenses.
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Indianapolis
Pupailes
Foin Atulines
James Bingham
Géorrat Bingham
Anciunceil
Mdmys
Eyoehan
Auilurke Chom Delag
SLEPT FOR 85 DAYS ABLE TO WALK AND TALK
In Los Angeles on May 1 a patient emerged from a long coma of 85 days, regaining ability to stand and speak while under care at a local hospital. Doctors reported she regained full faculties after the prolonged unconscious period, with observers noting the remarkable recovery despite prior critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Elinte Rede
Mmetbers
Pedien
Auto Collision Injures Nelson Hoffer At City Corner
An automobile driven by Vares J Biemer struck Nelson Hoffer at the East Washington Street and Walton Avenue corner yesterday morning. Hoffer sustained serious injuries including two broken ribs and facial trauma but is not expected to die. Dr. Stearns treated him. condition described as serious but nonfatal.
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Liang
Enisi Rose
Washington Township
Nssron
Kent
Farewon
Adams
Intao
Vares J Biemer
Edward White
Nelson Hoffer
East Washington Street
Walton Avenue
Holkoer
SteCauslend
Bolts
Calhoun Street
Car Service To Robison Park Today
A public notice announces a car service to Robison Park today with departures at 3:40 PM 7:40 PM and hourly thereafter until evening. Half hour services may run in the afternoon if demand requires. Hard coal is available at 6.75 dollars per ton from Zurbach and Rinehart Coal and Wood Company on Taylor Street and on Bash Railway. contact 495-WALL GAPER 7G or Bull's at 36 Calhoun Street.
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the Trace
Robison Park
Zurbach & Rinehart Goal and Wood Company
Taylor Street
Jbash Railway
Bull's
Calhoun Street
Dam County School Adopts AAS Degrees
The Dam County School system reports progress on awarding AAS degrees with a total of eight hundred eighty three to be allocated, including forty two to tales and sixty five for male students. Superintendent Try Journal-Gazette Want Ads notes the year’s effort, with Andrew Welch noted as a key contact at the B10 Cudhnun street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Lst
Andrew Welch
Loe
Wits Ait Weraclon
Seeiyey Tras
Biel
Try Journal-Gazette
Catholic bishops discuss divorce, socialism and Christianity
Pope Roosevelt era interview excerpt covers Cardinal Lagko and other church leaders posing questions on divorce, socialism, and the role of Christianity in solving social ills. The piece notes worries about race welfare, large families, and the moral duty of wealth, naming Carnegie and Rockefeller in context.
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Vltier
Roosevelt
Areluit
Dresmient
Catlinal Lagko
Washington
Sdean
Illyores
Elon
Symelling
Simas
Traland
Politier
Lenene
Creali
Mr. Carnegie
Aly, Rockefeller
Real estate transfers and land descriptions across multiple townships
A fragmented record lists numerous real estate transfers and interests across Lafayette and neighboring townships. Items include parcels in sections 3 and 14, with names such as Dranelita dMerel, Predsztek, Charles, Hanna, Schrader, Elm ann tt Stamp, RL Investment Co, Bevin, and others. Transactions cover conveyances, additions, and allocations with monetary amounts varying, noting southeast sections and township boundaries.
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Esas Predsztek
B. Tauna
Bevin
Dotea
Ferockman
Charles
Lot
George Schrader
Lafayette Township
P. Derarren
Elmann
Noreness
Boehler
Koehter
Ganayn
Ageine Tasers
Autity Fos Jacob
Ni Sola Yndmen
Janaee
Jessie Buttington
RL Investment Co
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Ties Éenwinkel
Manning
Glagiewx
Ae Behelman
Ceseee Stad
Tipes
Vorderasre Retesiea
Surveyor R. Or Botadier
Kealer
Commissioner
Beyond Bistriat
VOHN
Eitie
Tlekel
Parry
Avery
Lng Hk
Lie Auunk
Etl
Sranning
John A. Bushman
Sonny BE. Brawalng
Dot Deshmiin
Jolin
Sealhorn
Charles A. Umbhian
Nsedscor
John W W. Hales
William Hteald
Pristiit Assessor
David C. McKeeyman
Yale
Democratic
Zor
Taeol Waptter
Ererree Seeenyey Fab
Hen’ Ranping - Peti
Sag A. Lens Gileper Vet Leteee Set
Eecee Tou Tohn HL
Stwinern
Torani A ‘Plurality Vdpebate
William H. Scheiman
Wiss- G On
Gilows
WS Prosecuting Attorney
Guake
Csevessee
Fikeashley
Georin
Lazelet
Shaey Ey Eee
Proliter
Strang
Magnificen AL Shattias
Bry Rielly
iWayne Township
Golen
Buehmim
W. Tiler
Sushinan
Charles AL Graham
Far &Stersor
David CL
McKenmian
ASF
Jenn
Holmes
Y Waslee
Laiecretts
Tarnshy
Myrinn
Madison
Icha Saalfer
Orourey
Iwatd
Jonistag
Chusin Crow
Adana
Pawnshly
Trewn Fonker
Aballe
Trenshin
Alpaoner Corbat
Lake Township
Jeha Solem
Esi Hiver
Tornahlp
Tinrace
Mereon
Frank Lamont
Audiiph Grasjaun
St Joseph
Mtcagel
Canehe anguTy
Xian
Lathamerie Ar Creek
Charles Rave
Henry
David F. Spindler
Henry &. Branning
Adolph Rosgen
Brewing Companies
Indiana Attorney General
Mre
Beulah Hawkins
Los Angeles Hospital
Aaron NM
Reghelderfer
Robert EF. Helly
Recorders
Albert E. Thomas
Dams County School
Adammiloren Aas Degreasing
William , Wells
Askin & Marine CO
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