Official Election Returns of Indiana County May 19 1914
Official primary election returns show votes tallied across candidates in Indiana County for governor congressman and state offices. Names and party affiliations listed with figures to reflect contest standings and ballot results.
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Indiana County
United States
Larkin
Cauffiel
Riter
Wood
Stevenson
McLain
Powell
Cransy
Schollar
Smith
Wash
Internal Affairs
Mechting
Rowley
Pro
Ringler
Large—Ainey
Crago
Dight
Garland
Robinson
Scott
Stoner
Warren
K. D
Crilly
Crosby
Myers
Powers
Behull
Taylor
Mitchell
Rupley Wash
North
Matson
Dible
Dedrolph
Kirkwood
Pre
Dark Ages and our own age in contrast
Bernard I. Bell argues against the notion that the modern era is uniquely enlightened. He notes past happiness amid poverty and admiring art from eras deemed backward, while contemporary science and wealth produce unease. He contrasts beliefs in Catholicism with faith in science and praises historical painters, architects, and writers as benchmarks.
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Chaucer
Dante
Petrach
Boccaccio
Thomas Aquinas
Goose and Boy Bond Through Lifelong Care
A young lad rescues a gosling from a rat, nurses it back to health daily, and a deep bond forms as the goose follows him relentlessly. As the man grows, the grateful bird mirrors his movements, finalizing in a devoted reunion when illness touches him.
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Gosling
H. A. Paga
Origin of the Word News Explained by Oak Park Principal
A Oak Park NL grammar school principal presented an exposition on the word news. He claimed it derives from the initials of the four compass points. He noted newspapers carry both daily happenings and advertising business news from all directions around the center of information.
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A Tee Grammar
Oak Park
Chicago
Police Force Drunk At French Village Scene
A scene in Clermont-de-l Giae involved a drunken local policeman boasting bravado at a gathering while the procurator general questioned him. The officer attempted to file a formal complaint against the official for insults to an officer, fumbling through a wobbly process verbal as witnesses watched.
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Clermont-de-l’Giae
Foolish request for poison shocks Kansas City paper
A Kansas City Star item recalls a man who asked Dr Sam Murdock for a poison prescription claiming he wished to take his own life. The doctor dismissed him as a nut and urged him to leave the world. The man left in anger and was later reported still living.
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Rabstha Herald
Sam Murdock
Doctor Murdock
Kansas City
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