Sybil Confesses Teddy Dead and John Lawrence Alive
Sybil reveals Teddy was hanged after he waited for his mother and that John Lawrence faked his death, reappearing with amnesia. She explains her infidelity with Lawrence and asks Craig if he can still love her, despite Teddy’s death and her past.
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Craig
Teddy
Craigie
Kitty
Sybil
Darling
John Lawrence
Mabel
John
Roger Caldwell
Mab
John Adams
Rum, Romanism and Rebellion shaped 1884 race
In the 1884 campaign Blaine lost Catholic votes to Cleveland after the infamous Rum Romanism and Rebellion charge. The Mugwumps shifted, Conkling clashed with Garfield, and Burchard’s speech hurt Blaine in New York, costing him the presidency by narrow margins. Cleveland won the popular and electoral votes.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
Ashington
James Gillespie Blaine
Stephen Grover Cleveland
Blaine
Garfield
Roscoe Conkling
New York
Conkling
Guiteau
Arthur
Tammany
Cleveland
Maria Halpin
National Committee
Tiffany
Samuel Dickinson Burchard
Burchard
Indiana WCTU State Head Denies National Director Claim
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley of Indiana denounces a Martinsville woman as having a national director title in a Clinton Indiana political meeting poster. Stanley states Vernon holds no official WCTU position with state or national levels.
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Martinsville
Elizabeth T. Stanley
Indiana
Pearl Vernon
Clinton
Ind
Mrs. Stanley
Indiana States High In Building Construction
Indiana ranked twelfth in the nation in September building activity, per the building survey department of S. W. Straus & company. The state shows a 35 percent gain over September 1927 with Indianapolis up 41 percent and spending 2 041 038 dollars versus 1 445 084 dollars the year before.
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Indiana
S. W. Straus & Company
Indianapolis
Crime cited as obstacle to Indianapolis growth by candidate
Raymond F. Murray, Democratic nominee for prosecutor, told Lauter Furniture employees at noon that organized crime harms Indianapolis. He said the city’s growth is retarded by an unsavory reputation from three and a half years of unpunished major crime.
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Indianapolis
Raymond F. Murray
Lauter Furniture Company
Letters of administration in Mowrey estate
Probate Judge Mahlon E. Bush issued letters of administration Friday for the estate of Henry R. Mowrey who died September 27 1927 at 3722 North Capitol Avenue. The estate totals 100000 in personal property.
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Mahlon E. Bush
Henry R. Mowrey
North Capitol Avenue
Indiana State reports student jobs to cover tuition
Terre Haute Indiana October 20 193 men students enroll at Indiana State University and 193 are working to pay tuition expenses in the current term.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State
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