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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
1
A former Bull Moose presidential hopeful expressed support for an Indiana man's bid, triggering protests from progressives who denounce the endorsement and call for opposition.
The piece argues Roosevelt will not back Fairbanks if nominated by the Republicans, citing Indiana factionalism, the Fairbanks machine, and clashes with Taft and Progressive voters. It recalls 1912 intrigues, Kealing Hemenway Watson, and the 1914 Progressive surge of over eighty thousand votes.
The piece argues that 1914 followers fail to enroll against old foes and that Fairbanks forces return, stirring Progressives. It warns a Progressive alliance with Republicans hinges on assurances the animal will not strike, suggesting Democratic or Progressive chances brighten as the Bull Moose influence challenges the old railroad machine.
Sergent George Slavens of Fortress Monroe and Miss Stella May McClain wed December 21 1915 in Phoebus Virginia. The bride trained as a musician and taught music. the couple plan to reside at 34 Chesapeake Avenue Phoebus Virginia.
Reenactle Garage Co plans to secure temporary quarters in the Williamson room on the west side of the square. The building was wrecked Wednesday and may be rebuilt at the same site.
Henry O Hain owner of the Greencastle Garage said he would seek temporary quarters in the Williamson room on the west side of the square. Talks for reopening the business began, with repairs to the old building pending agreement between Guy Coons owner and James I Nelson mortgage holder. Debris removal started after the Wednesday morning collapse. several cars including the Andrew Black and H A Henderson vehicles were most damaged, others had broken tops or windshields but could be moved.
Some members of the College Women's League will host a New Year’s dinner at the church. Seats for parties may be reserved and tickets bought from Mrs S A Hays or Mrs O F Overstreet. Price not specified.
Putnam County poultry fans open their sixth annual show Monday with a special exhibit in the Williamson rooms on the square’s west side. Large entry of fine fowls anticipated.
The sixth annual show of the Putnam County Fanciers Association runs all week in Morristown. Premier premiums include cash awards for top cock and pen in multiple breeds, plus cups and donated prizes from local businesses and individuals.
Purdue invites visitors during Farmers Week to enter an Indiana grown apple show running Tuesday January 11 to Friday January 15. No entry fee and judging ends by noon Wednesday January 12. Box tray plate classes open to all with special apple pie jelly and butter classes for women.
The Roachdale Farmers Institute will convene in Roachdale hall on Tuesday January 4. State speakers include Mrs Charles W Sewell and Mr Calvin Perdue. The high school will provide music. A basket dinner will be served in a designated room and attendees are urged to contribute and partake in the feast of good things awaiting all.
John Adair Democratic candidate for governor and Congressman Ralph Moss will come to Greencastle to deliver addresses. County chairman race also on the agenda.
Congressman John Adair of Portland will speak in Greencastle to rally county Democrats ahead of his gubernatorial bid. The county committee meets at 10:30 in Grand Jury room to elect a new chair and secretary. William Sutherlin is expected to win the chair, Sylvanus Vermillion likely named secretary. Congressman Ralph W. Moss may also attend and speak in the afternoon.
The fragment suggests a local struggle over urban planning or regulation amid political friction. No clear people or organizations are readable to anchor names or places. The piece hints at a threatened action and a narrow failure to bar or curb a policy under a city initiative.
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