Watson predicts Republican victory tied to European war
Indiana representative James E. Watson argues a Republican year with no Progressive split and predicts victory in November. He cites European war prosperity as the basis, expects wins in Indiana New York Ohio Missouri and a large German voter shift to the Republican ticket.
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Indiana
James E. Watson
Rushville
Ind
Mr. Watson
Chicago
Republican Party
Europe
New York
Ohio
Missouri
United States
German Dye Makers Plan Postwar Coalition in Germany
Berlin reports that German dyemakers plan a coalition to rebuild markets after the war. Foreign governments aid dye production through subsidies or tariffs to shut out German rivals. The piece urges the American government to act with tariffs to protect U S dye manufacturers and rebuild domestic industry.
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Berlin
London
Chemsto
Republican Reunion Brightens GOP Posture
The Chicago Herald notes Republicans are reunifying after seven years of internal rifts over policy and the Cannon rules. Though the Jones Clarke Philippines bill defeat unsettled some, the broader unity on a real issue signals renewed party cohesion and potential gains at the November polls.
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Wilson
Chicago Herald
Three-Headed Rule Favored By Some Dems
The Philadelphia Press suggests a commission of three presidents could govern the nation if led by Democrats, arguing three Democrats might collectively do the work better than a single Republican.
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Philadelphia Press
Postwar Europe Faces Economic Strain and Trade Imbalance
At war end European nations will be poor and seek payment in goods as gold reserves fall. The text notes the need for careful analysis of trade balance and tract conditions, stressing that the current era demands expert study to manage economic conditions effectively.
Adequate Tariff Duties Needed
A census report shows limited progress in the dye stuff industry from 1904 to 1914. It warns that without adequate tariff duties on foreign dyes American chemists cannot compete, limiting competition to colors Americans produce.
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Philadelphia Press
Oldfield to retire after bid for speed records
Parney Oldfield plans one final challenge at Chicago speedway in the second international auto Derby on June 10. David F. Reid offers 1000 dollars to break the world two mile speed record and 1500 dollars extra if the new mark exceeds two miles per minute as part of Oldfield's farewell racing effort.
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Parney Oldfield
Barney
David F. Reid
Chicago Speedway
Oldfield
Wonderful Paris bath now installed in London
The pool uses two nozzles to create rapid water circulation. An arm and leg form bath cool at first then heat gradually to comfort. It is part of a system to hasten wounded soldiers’ return to front units, reduce state costs by lowering disability, and limit civil industry impairment after the war.
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Paris
London
Where to Look for River Appropriation Referenced
A dialogue notes a search mistake for an appropriation river. The speaker explains they searched in the wrong county and were urged to consult the map for the correct location.
The Effort to Interest in Gossip and Entertainment
In a dialogue Miss Cayenne rejects gossip while noting many crave entertainment though few can sing or recite. The exchange highlights social tension between curiosity and polite restraint in public conversation.
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Miss Cayenne
Pyramids Hold Four Million Tons Of Stone
A government bulletin notes 4 000 000 tons of stone in the Cheops pyramids. Argentina produced 275 000 barrels of oil last year. The United States has 5 073 radio stations. In Russia milk is not drunk with tea and cups are not used. Lake Nicaragua and the Rio Grande host a rare fresh water shark. An invention adds interchangeable umbrella frames for clothing covers.
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Cheops
Argentina
Department of Commerce
United States
Russia
Nicaragua
Rio Grande
Caribbean
Indiana Democrats Try to Spur Wavering Counties
A conference of Indiana Democratic chairs and secretaries was held to lift sagging spirits amid fears of Republican gains. Speakers urged hard work, but concrete plans were lacking. A renewed effort is planned after the St. Louis convention.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
L. W. Henley
John Adair
Tom Taggart
Ralston
St. Louis
Indiana Democrats accused of plotting at Chicago convention
A long reading cites Indiana Democratic leaders alleged to scheme to travel to Chicago for the Republican national convention and persuade visitors that Indiana rejects Fairbanks. The plan reportedly includes wearing Fairbanks badges to pass as Republicans and sow anti Fairbanks sentiment to favor another candidate.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Indiana
Fairbanks
Treasury Emptied by Democratic Policies, Butler Record Warns
The Butler Record argues Democrats have impoverished the treasury and endangered industries with current policies. It warns that after the war, continued Democratic control will reveal the financial and industrial toll.
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Butler
District Rallies Planned After Chicago Convention
Indiana Republican organization readies district rallies and county meetings for summer, while Democrats continue last year’s campaign work.
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Chicago
Republican
Indiana
Story of a Platform Fraud in Indiana Democrats
Indianapolis News discusses a doctored liquor plank in Indiana Democratic platform revisions. It argues an unknown actor altered the committee’s wording to favor liquor interests, undermining official party positions and threatening enforcement of liquor laws if Democrats gain power. The piece calls for accountability.
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Indiana
Resolutions Committee
Indianapolis News
Democratic Party
Indiana Brevities Roundup of Oddlocal Notes and Awards
A lettuce bed grows unmolested on Franklin courthouse lawn. Elza Babb finds a gold watch near Shelbyville, lost sixteen years ago by James McCabe. In Columbus a farm youth Edward Schleuser is badly injured by a horse. his brother Frank died earlier from similar injuries. Terre Haute miners and operators reach old Terre Haute agreement after five weeks. In Washington C W Wade, 39, dies while writing a lodge notice. Bedford hosts a regional oratorical contest with Harryman winning oratory and Ruth Norman taking reading prize.
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Franklin
Shelbyville
Elza Babb
Here
James McCabe
Rays Crossing
McCabe
Columbus
Edward Schleuser
Jonesville
Bartholomew County
Frank
Terre Haute
Washington
Elephant Cancels Sonata Show Turns Tale of Clever Italian Showman
An elephant advertised to perform a piano sonata attracted a large crowd and gate refusals. The animal approached the grand piano but fled, avoiding playing. The impresario claimed the elephant balked after recognizing its mother's teeth on the keyboard, then the animal returned to perform tricks to appease the audience.
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Dience
Man's Sideline Leaves Indianapolis Man Distracted
A Indianapolis professional, who has a recurring weekday sideline downtown, notices a puzzling dishwashing pattern at home. He finds breakfast and lunch dishes routinely cleaned before dinner on Monday, while dinner dishes are cleaned after Tuesday dinner, leaving colleagues amused by the mystery.
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Indianapolis
Didn't Want Much on Saturday Night at the Veg Shop
A fruit and vegetable shopkeeper served a last customer, a red faced woman, who asked for a pennyworth of vegetables with a piece of everything. After receiving her order she asked for wrapping, and the shopkeeper calmly replied he would fetch a bone from the butcher to complete her Sunday dinner.
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Pennyworth
Money and marriage drive decisions in rural adage
A short adage notes money fuels plans and marriage motivates economic choices, ending with a blunt remark on financial value and partnership.
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