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Hartford Republican

Location

Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

5

Hartford Republican L B 7 L BR Time Table Elimiteh Irvington Louisville

A historical timetable excerpt shows south bound No 115 due at Martford at 8 46 am and north bound No 114 due at Hartford around 9 16 pm. It lists mixed trains and station times for Elimiteh Irvington and Louisville with No 121 bound Louisville arriving 8 36 am and No 116 and No 112 services between Elimiteh and Hartford.

L. B L. BR. BR Elimiteh Elimiteh No Irvington Louisville Louieville M. H Martford North Hound Hartford

Hartford News Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Incidents

Wires note Mise Winnie Simmerman and Miss Corrie Rogers visiting in Livermore and Hartford areas. announcements cover bank statements, indictments in possum hunting cases, a local fire alarm, and a sale of farm supplies. Several residents travel to Owensboro Irvington Brandenburg and Shelbyville, with Capt. J. M. DeWeese returning from Louisville for encampment duties.

J. B. Bircher Irvington Brandenburg Mise Corrie Rogers Bikton Teek 8. K Cox Pty Keons Clovis New Mexico Hartford C. P. Keown J. M. DeWeese Louisville Owensboro

Resignation shifts Bird from Progressive to Republican

Williamsburg Kentucky June 12 1915 Hon J B Bird a leader in the Progressive party and a member of the State Progressive Executive Committee for the Eleventh district resigns and re aligns with the Republican party. He states that Progressives aim to elect a Democratic state ticket and indirectly aid the Democratic nationwide ticket in 1916, which he cannot support.

Williamsburg Hon Bird M. J. Holt Louisville Kentucky Progressive State Executive Committee Progressive Party Republican Party Chicago IlMnois

Never again vote the Democratic ticket in 1912

Letter from Hickory Mercury lamenting former Democrats who voted for Bryan and Parker, then McKinley Roosevelt Taft, now pledging to return to party lines if Wilson remains the ideal Democrat. The writer doubts Democratic policies from 1893 1894 and 1913 onward will improve, predicting they will abstain to keep a self promised vow.

McKinley Roosevelt Taft Bryan Parker Wilson Times Mercury

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