Democratic Editors Meet at New Albany
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association members and guests travel by special cars from Indianapolis to New Albany July 10 11 12 for a midsummer gathering. Highlights include visits to Seymour Oakland Heights Glenwood Park a public dinner and a chautauqua tent meeting with civic leaders and Mrs Samuel M Ralston among distinguished guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
New Albany
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Seymour
New Lynn
Allen Swope
Silver Hills
Oakland Heights
Frank Gwin
Association
Glenwood Park
Anders Rasmussen
Glenwood Field
Adam Heimberger
Frank Gwinn
New Albany Public Press
The
Herald
Bert Thurman
Greencastle
Thurman
Adam Helmberger
James W. Dunbar
Eseociation
Ralston
Adair
John Peterson
Anna Louise Korshage
Margaret Rowe
Indiana centennial editors tour Corydon Old State House visit
James W. Dunbar notes a large Indiana editors gathering at Corydon for the centennial events. Governor Ralston planned to speak but stayed in Indianapolis. honors to R. W. Morris and Frank Gwin for hospitality. crowd admired the Constitution Elm and Old State House. Speakers included A. B. Crampton and Homer L. Cook. plans to preserve the Old State Capitol are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. B. Stotsenburg
New Albany
Indiana
Homer L. Cook
Corydon
Stotsenburg
State Capitol
Union
Adair
Yarling
Harrison County
New Albany Centennial Promotes Its Democratic Heritage
New Albany Indiana celebrates its 100th anniversary on October 13 1913 with a centennial week of exercises highlighting the citys early settlers public schools and notable figures such as speakers from Indiana and national leaders while stressing educational advantages and commercial promise amid the towns historic ties to George Clark William Henry Harrison and other historic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Indiana Democratic
Indiana
Floyd
United States
House of Representatives
Michael C. Kerr
Congress
Kerr
Congress of the
Ashbel P. Willard
Democratic Party
George A. Bicknell
Admiral Bicknell
George W. Hawk
Supreme Court
John H. Stotsenburg
Descenants
Joel, Abner
Nathaniel Scribner
City of
New York State
Capitol
Madison Indianapolis
Louieville
Clark
Illinois
Viu
George Bowers Clark
Vincennes
United State
Wiinois
Minyan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Kaskaskia
William Henry
Tipperance
Louisville
Vincenn
Samuel M. Ralston
Thomas R. Marshall
Kentucky
James B. McCreary
Edward J. McDermott
Shively and
Kern
Ly United States
Charl. W. Fairbanks
Loveridge
Jeffersonville
Indiana Democratic Puditorial Association
Guests of Tomas Taggart at French Lick
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association members travel by Monon train to French Lick Indiana where Governor Ratstan speaks praising the administration. The editors enjoy Taggart’s hospitality at his palace hotel and grounds, citing healing waters, friendly fellowship, and uplifting company during their midsummer outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
French Lick Springs
Thomas Taggart
Hotge
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Orleans
Espec
Pluto
French Lick
Mr. Taggart
Men and Women of
Indiana
Taggart
French Ligk
French Ick Springs
Jon
Vlove
Fria
Editors Visit French Lick Spurred by Indiana Democrats
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association made a midsummer tour to French Lick. Hosts under Mr. Taggart showcased updated amenities at the French Lick Springs Hotel while editors praised service and scenery. The outing drew many veteran writers who recalled the resort’s evolution from earlier ownership and vowed to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluto
Taggart
Epitome Of New Albany's History Celebrates 100 Years
New Albany Indiana founded October 13 1813 marks a centennial. It hypothecates schools newspapers railroads governors and industry including plate glass and steamboats. The city sits on the Ohio River with major rail lines and over 100 factories producing more than five million dollars in goods yearly. It claims a strong public and private school system thirty churches and several banks and trust companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Indiana
Floyd County
Ashbel P. Willard
House of Representatives
Michael G. Kerr
United States
W. C. DePauw
Robert E. Lee
Greencastle
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Big Four
Monon
Southern Folk Hosts Democratic Editors and Families
Report details a hospitable reception for Democratic editors and their families across towns including Seymour New Albany Jeffersonville Corydon Louisville and French Lick in Kentucky as residents offered warm hospitality during a regional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Corydon
Louisville, KY
French Lick
Three Days Trip For Indiana Editors Abroad
A hundred fifty editors and guests depart Indianapolis July 10 for a mid summer meeting through Seymour New Albany and Corydon. Stops include a chicken dinner in Seymour hosted by Attorney General Tom Honan, entertainment by Frank Gwinn and Lew O’Bannon, and a chautauqua in New Albany with welcomes from Mayor Alec Swope and Congressman Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gwinn
New Albany Public Press
Lew O’bannon
The
Corydon Democrat
Association
Indiana
Indianapolis
TI. & L. Traction
Seymour
Tom Honan
Tom
Commercial Club
Alec Swope
New Albany
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Hoosier
Old Capitol Hotel
Charles J. Arnold
Anna Louise Korfhage
Nise Margaret Aline Rowe
John Adair
Portland
Ind
R. W. Morris
Chamber of Commerce
Public Press
Gld
Indian Creek
C. W. Thomas
A. B. Crampton
Delphi
America
Old State House
Gettysburg
Court House
Lew M. O'Bannon
Gen
W. B. Haldeman
Benjamin Haldeman
Courier- Journal
the Times
Courier-Journal
Dennis B. Goode
Louisville Convention and Publicity League
Government Depot
David ©. Peyton
Indiana Reformatory
Denice
Etatte Editorial Association
Fowano Fitzraraws
Evan Stotsenburg
Spain
John H. Stotseny
Philippine
Walter Q. Gi
Benjamin F. Seribnes
Ju Cravens
Cyrus DeWitt Clinton Anthor
William L. Sandereen
Tian
Eburs
Tomas Taggart
Frenchlok Springs
Ratstan
Adinistration
Pluto Springs
New Albany, Ind
Auursuay
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