Governor-Elect Marshall Overwhelmed by Post Election Cheer
Columbia City reports a flood of congratulatory messages after Thomas R. Marshall’s election as governor. About 3000 letters and 4000 telegrams arrive, with many requests for jobs and many expressions of goodwill. A notable missive comes from former U S senator David Turpie of Indiana praising Marshall’s campaign and leadership. Telegraph offices run extra to deliver notices from across the country including Indiana, Missouri, Maine, and California.
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Marshall
Columbia City
Harjo
Thames RF
David Turgie
United States
Indiana
Congress
Turgie
Indianapoli
John Avorth Kern
Francis
Missouri
Chicago
John BE. Lemb
Maine
California
Governor elect Marshall Defines He Will Frame Policies First
Columbia City Indiana November 1 Governor elect Thomas BR Marshall says he has not considered any appointments and will give first attention to framing policies. He vows no interference with the legislature and pledges to serve the people of Indiana with a government of God and public interest.
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Columbia City
Ind
Advier
Thomas BR. Marshall
Snvene
Tadiena
Weather forecast oddities for Bundiay and Manaay
The forecast notes southerly to westerly winds and cool to mild temperatures with a northwest shift. It mentions readings around the upper twenties and low forties on specific days, with unclear locations and times due to OCR errors.
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Washington
Bundiay
Mongar
Andie Fallinnis
Harvard crushes Carlisle as Crimson overwhelm Indians
Cambridge Mass November 7 Harvard proved irresistible against Carlisle in attack and defense. The Crimson defense halted the Indians on several drives and a late rally secured a decisive victory. the outcome highlighted Harvard’s strength despite Carlisle’s stubborn resistance.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Crimson
Marvach
Tndlan Gaal
Jalies
Wes
Donna Oh
Samuel T Murdoch Honored in Indiana Leadership
A feature on Samuel T Murdoch of Lafayette Indiana praised for his work ethic and family pedigree. It details his father James Murdoch a longtime public figure, the brothers Charles and Samuel T Murdoch, and his roles in Indiana Lighting Company and regional finance. The piece notes his prominence in Democratic circles and his influence in business and transportation ventures.
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James Murdock
Lafayette
Giant
Indiana Lighting Company
Murdock
Indiana
Samuel T
Charles Murdock
Elger Murdock
Mir
Murdoek
James Murdack
Ife
3 Penitentiary
Oheda
Maha Council
Dyers
Janie Murdock
Ian Bern Meade
Sannel T Mardock
Peneral Laateigernd
Che
Dererivky
New Yeskelty
Fof
South Bend Interurbin Railway
Merchants’ Nawk
Larve
Wayne and
Wabash Yey “Travtion Company
Bes
Myer
Sambel T. Muydorke
Sinopie
Aral
O¢ Chanteter
Secn
Orcause
Tetana
Lewess
Samuel T. Murdock
Buck
Lafayette Junking
Aest
Murick
Teshee
General Amarger
Indiana Lightings
Beary CL Paul
MD National Bank
Thas Vit
Ok Nan
Pant Wit Lame
Wayne Brageti
Any Man Who Is Counted In by Sims and Others Will Be Questioned
Bulletin from Indianapolis reports incomplete official returns for five states counties in a contest over minor state offices. Democrats concede some wins but Republicans vow challenges on alleged naturalization frauds and irregular counts. Contests target governor and other officials with plans to take cases to the legislature. results remain uncertain until remaining counties report.
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Sims
Indianapolis
Tad
Secretary of State
Curtford
Parry
Chaftrman Stokes
Peron
Vols
Hingham
Binghem
Koo
Billkimer
Exdley
Crawford
Gibson
Gibb
India
Henge
Zlate
Thomas R. Aimshall
Jackson
Keow
Man Falls From 20 Foot Chimney Dies After Injury
John Schaeffer, a Huntertown resident and Civil War veteran, fell from a 20 foot chimney at Dr. Greenwell’s house in Mac Town Saturday afternoon. He never regained consciousness and died hours later despite medical care. He was employed by Marion Oil and died at about 8:40 p m. Local details describe the accident and Schaeffer as a well known town figure with no known family listed.
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John Schavffar
Huntertown
Mac Town
Schoener
Dr. Greenfell
Greenwell
Davin
Schaeffer
Ivarlons
Morse in Prison Gains Two Visitors
Morse, a junior detainee held at the Tombs, received visits from his wife and former Congressman Charles Littlefield. His lawyer, Mr. Littlefield, arrived after Morse, who seeks a new trial. a hearing set for next Monday may explain why Morse should be released.
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York
Morse
Fight for Speakership In Indiana Polls
In Indiana polls today two avowed candidates, James Garrard of Vincennes and Tom Honan of Seymour, pursue the speakership as party lines form. Garrard vows to stay in the race, while Honan defends his bid despite criticism, with party leaders weighing committee chairmanship and reapportionment talk ongoing.
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Inpuawapolis
House of Representatives
Marlin County
Tom Honan
Seymour
Honan
Garrerd
Wendy Wes Tischt
Gsing
Teeling
Avery
Tom Mongx
Girardt
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