Beveridge Praised Amid Newspaper Attacks on Subsidized Press
Indiana editorials laud Albert J. Beveridge as a rare honest and capable senator. The Kentland Enterprise editor cites his nine years in the U S Senate, his thorough prep, and public service as reasons for his high standing. Also noted is Dr. T W Kelsey's family Typhoid illness. a hospital, water sample, and pipe contamination suspected.
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Indianapolis Star
Washington
A. J. Beveridge
The
Star
Dan G. Reid
Wall Street
Harry Strohm
Kentland Enterprise
Sves
Indiana
United States
Daniel W. Vorheee
Morton
McDonald
Albert J. Beveridge
United States Senate
Bhimee
Philippines
Russia
T. W. Kelsey
Helen
Ruth
State Board of Uralid
Burson Named Candidate for Judgeship in Democratic Rank
Ex judge Burson, long noted as a leading attorney, announces his candidacy. He served two district judgeships and his prior tenure reportedly had no reversals by higher courts. He is not a public favorite but highly skilled in law.
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the Tribune
Burson
Padus
Pocket book found upstream tied to Kopka papers
F F Field north of Mo reports locating a pocket book that belonged to Mr Kopka. The missing wallet surfaced after Ezka nearly died crossing a flooded Monon bridge in early March. Floyd found the book eighty rods above the accident site and returned it to Kopka, papers intact. The find suggests rising water carried it downstream.
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F. F. Field
North of
Journal
Mr. Kopka
Ezka
Monon
Floyd
Monticello
New Seed Corn Test Advocated by Farmer
A farmer who tests seed corn introduces a simple method using two sheets of blotting paper. One large sheet is ruled into inch squares, soaked with water, and a grain of corn placed in each square. A second moist blotter covers the grain and is heated in sun or near a stove. Progress is observed by lifting the upper blotter.
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Purdue University Experiment Station
Beavertown Elopement Sparks Persistent Gossip
Frank Rowe forgave his wife after the Beaver township elopement with Will Rowe. They were captured at Loganaport on the deserted husband’s tip and brought to Winamac on Wednesday morning. Will Rowe fled before charges could be filed.
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Will Rowe
Frank Rowe
Beaver Township
Loganaport
Winamac
Judge Nye Nomination and Prosecutor Ballot In Starke County
Judge John C. Nye named as candidate for judge by Pulaski county party faction with acclamation. Chas Lundin and C A Pentecost contending for prosecutor, Pentecost winning 74 to 64 ballots. Moorman endorsed for Congress, North Judson hospitality thanked.
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Tominate
Knox
Joseph Riggs
Franeville
Simon Bybee
Orth Judson
John Nye
Pulaski County
Starke
Ade
Chas
Lundin
C. A. Pentecost
Starke County
Pentecost
Obe L. Moorman
Congress
North Judson
Harmony and praise at the Roseland gathering
Afable Harry Miller chaired reception duties while Charley Lundin drew admiration for his course. Gorman stock led United States ponies by four points. Simon Bybee won best speech and Judge Foster best story at the Starke county event.
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Harry Miller
Charley Lundin
Gorman Stock
United States
Edge Robbins
Starke County
A. B. Digge
Palaski
Simon Bybee
Foster
Fraudulent Silk Parcel Scam Baffles Morgantown Public
Hundreds nationwide were defrauded by a fake mail order concern in Morgantown West Virginia offering ten yards of silk for two dollars. Recipients report receiving only thread silk and the postal authorities probe the scheme as thread factories rush to replenish supply.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Insane Patients in Tents at Longcliff
Longcliff's male wards are full with 485 men and 419 women residents. Officials note 904 patients overall with tents used for pulmonary cases and capacity to shelter over 100 more men in summer. Several individuals declared insane remain in jail awaiting admission.
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Longcliff
Suumer
Rural carrier awarded damages after train crossing accident
Carl Johnson of Winamac sued the railroad for ten thousand dollars claiming the engineer failed to whistle at a crossing south of town. A jury awarded Johnson two thousand dollars and taxed court costs against the railroad.
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Carl Johnson
Winamac
Johnson
Moorman Favored Over Miller for Thirteenth District Nomination
The Knox man John L. Moorman and Goshen’s Charles W. Miller contend for the party’s nomination in the thirteenth district race. Leaders view Moorman as the strongest and most viable Republican candidate with ten years as district chairman, while Miller cites party support and his prior service as attorney general. The editorial urges Moorman’s fitness and cautions against Miller’s persistent candidacy.
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John L. Moorman
Koos
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
John G. Moorman
Miller
Moorman
Heilbart County
St. Joseph County
Elkhart County
Ai Tribune
Hugh T. Miller
Indiana Voter Totals From 1907 Census Released
The Indiana state auditor in Indianapolis tabulated the 1907 sexternal enumeration showing 49 254 males over twentyone. The white voters numbered 728 189 and 8 005 were negroes. District averages are 57 927 for congress 14 905 for senate and 7 192 for house. Knox Pickling Works plans plant in town with factory tanks en route.
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Indiana
State Auditor
Indianapolis
Tlisteidt
St. Bee
Wosiusko
Marshall
Eta Gates
Las Falton
Dodo Pulaski
Bas
Renee Starke
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Indiana
Dye & Thoursox Lumber Co
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Kopka
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Edison Phonograph
Higgins and Co
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AL. Brick
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Chicago
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