Kern and Marshall Set Campaign Stops in Goshen
The Democratic vice presidential nominee John W. Kern arrives in Goshen at 8 a.m. from Warsaw for a 40 minute speech at Court Park before traveling to Elkheart. James McCrory and Whipple join speakers from Indiana and Oklahoma in endorsing Kern. Marshall to visit Goshen Saturday morning for a 10 o'clock talk at Court Park before traveling to Lagrange and Fort Wayne.
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John W. Kern
Goshen
Warsaw
Winona
Court Park
Elkhart
Indiana
Kern
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
C. B. Carter
United States
R. D. Owen
Oklahoma
Inglan
David R. Francis
Missouri
Mr. Cleveland
H .D. Flood
West Virginia
Jack Beall
Texas
Fred Feick
John F. Parry
San Francisco
U. S
Gore
Mr. Kern
Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
South Bend
Lagrange
Fort Wayne
Twelfth
Columbia City
Claude McCrory
Credi
Govden
Kyo
Marshall to Speak in Elkhart and Nappanee
A political figure will address a large Elkhart audience with Goshen Democrats present. The following Friday afternoon he is scheduled to speak in Nappanee.
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Elkhart
Goshen
Marshall
Nappanee
Unconscious Goshen Man Dies At Patterson’s Corners
David Smetzer aged 62 died at 1 a m at John Robinson’s Vans Farm Patterson's Corners York Township after a nosebleed attack left him unconscious in the orchard. He had lived in Goshen previously and with Mr Robinson for four years. Elder John Mishler to officiate at the Robinson residence funeral tomorrow afternoon.
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Goshen
David Smetzer
John Robinson
Patterson's Corners
York Township
Mr. Smetzer
Mr. Robinson
Robinson
John Mishler
Flow of water test well underway near prospect
The new test well is being sunk at the water table in a bid to locate a pure fresh supply. It reaches about 120 feet with water within three feet of the top and Superintendent Shater is confident the well will yield a fine water supply.
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Supt
Shater
Society Notes From Brimfield and Rome City
Mesdames Wagner Isbell McClaren Self Williamson attend a Brimfield house party hosted by Mrs. T P Kester for about 20 guests. They also joined the 12th district W R C G convention in Rome City on February 2 guiding officers Roma Owen president Lulu McClaren vice president Ora Williamson treasurer. The next meeting is planned for La Grange. Miss Wilma Keith hosts about 31 friends at 212 North Fifth Street with decorations and a reception committee serving while Misses Winter Lamb Swartz assist. Prizes will be awarded during games.
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Mesdames
Wm. Wagner
M. F. Isbell
John McClaren
S. C. Self
Ora Williamson
Brimfield
T. P. Kester
W. R. CG
Rome City
Roma Owen
Lulu McClaren
Goshen
Lagrange
Wilma Keith
North Fifth Street
Keith
Bessie Jelly
Beulah Baker
Maude Smith
Ivy Steinmetz
Hazel Hartzler
Helen Winter
Wilma Lamb
Lil Nan Swartz
Wakarusa Man Sentenced for Assault of Teen Daughter
Charles Stephenson pleaded guilty to criminal assault of the thirteen year old daughter of Allen Cripe living west of Waterford. He was taken to Jeffersonville reformatory to start a sentence of from two to 21 years.
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Jeffersonville
Charles Stephenson
Wakarusa
Allen Cripe
Waterford
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Pair of steel knuckles led to concealed weapon charge
Thomas Kiger a transient was arrested on North Main Street last evening. He appeared before Justice Whisler today and was fined 15 dollars plus costs for carrying concealed weapons.
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Thomas Kiger
North Main Street
Whisler
Rush to seats for Jefferson election returns crowd
Advance sale for the Jefferson election returns drew a gale of buyers this morning with the theater set to be packed beyond seating capacity. Miss Hazel Francisco of Ligonier, a known figure here, is ill with appendicitis.
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the Jefferson
Hazel Francisco
Ligonier
Republican Panic Not at End in Indiana Campaign
In Indianapolis on October 27 a report warns that Indiana voters tilt toward Bryan and Marshall, with business leaders saying Taft would worsen the panic. A. P. Fenn of Tell City denounces Durbin's pro Taft push, and Mulhall circulates anti-labor intimidation for Taft Republicans. Democratic hopes rise as canvassers report strong enthusiasm for Bryan and Kern.
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Durbin
Manufacturers Bureau
Taft
A. P. Fenn
Tell City
Bryan
Fenn
Indiana
Mulhall
Republican Committees
van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Workingmen's Protective Association
Watson
Taft Wage Cut Ruling Sparks Labor Protest Echoes
The document recounts Taft denying a wage claim while a 1894 circuit court decision ordered a 10 percent cut for railway workers earning over $1.10 per day and over $35 a month. It ties the ruling to party politics and labor ire, contrasting Republican platform with Democratic sympathy. The piece also critiques Elkhart county governance and media ties to official patronage under a Goshen News-Times ally.
Local political candidates highlighted in Goshen area
The piece profiles Charles C Witt a Goshen city civil engineer since 1906 and a Democratic nominee for county surveyor. It also introduces Robert E Proctor a lawyer Elkhart native and nominee for state senator plus Dr Jacob C Mast candidate for coroner and Elias Fisher a Southern district commissioner candidate, noting their backgrounds and affiliations.
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Democrats
The
Charles ‘C
Witt
Goshen
A. B. Witt
Purdué
Purdue
Knights of Pything
Elks
Robert E. Proctor
Elkhart
T. Proctor
Lake
Indiana
Jacob C. Mast
Lagrange County
Lima
Brighton
Lagrange High School
Tri State Normal
Angola
J. W. Short
Detroit Medical College
Elias Fisher
Lod
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