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Indiana
Carribur
City
Mayoral Candidate Announcements in Linton Race
A series of political notices announces candidates for mayor of Linton. Isade Bunch and Oscar Haseman pledge candidacy subject to Republican or Democratic primary voters. Enoch Murphy and Parlo Bull also announce intentions tied to party primaries.
Candidate for City Clerk Nomination By May Primary
Herbert Priest is a candidate for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the city of Linton subject to voters at the May primary. Francis Laseman notes acceptance by the Democratic party at the May 5 primary. Charles I Fuller confirms his own status for the same date.
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Linton
Herbert Priest
Democratic Party
Francis Laseman
Lease
May S
Charles i, Fuller
Mary Plew Darnell
Eoo
Councibuan-At-Large
William Cunningham
Announcement of City Treasurer Candidates for May Primary
The document names candidates Fe and Too as nominees for city treasurer of Linton and Tinton, subject to voter will in the Republican and Democratic parties respectively, with signatures from Lesta Wright Gastineau and Ebola Hollowell.
Local candidates announce for councilman at large races
A compilation of snippets shows multiple individuals declaring candidacy for councilman at large. Names include Luther Fulkerson HL W Robertson Sh A Dowell Halden Beasley Oscar Fitzpatrick Har M Corbin William Cunningham Ina Mitchell and John B Shields with nominations tied to Democratic or Republican primaries on May 5 6 etc.
Primary Party Announcements for Council Seats
Notices show candidates for council seats announce May first ward and third ward primaries on May 6. Names listed include George Ingalls Grover Van Sbeter John Ugleman Adam Osborn William J. Witsoe and W P McCurady urging Democratic and Republican voters to participate in the May primary.
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Democratic Party
George Ingalls
First Ward
Grover A. van Sbeter
Second Ward Primary May 5 Decision By Voters
In the second ward the contest is shaped by the will of the primary voters with Mack and Coen as the named figures. The item notes May 5 as a key date in the political process for this ward.
Aged Ezra Meeker Nearing Second Trail Endeavor
Pioneer Ezra Meeker of Oregon fame is described as preparing to rejoin a venture or journey, signaling another effort to retrace or revive historic trail routes. The note emphasizes his age and enduring public interest in his projects.
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Ezra Meeker
Oregon
Pioneer Fame
Wild West Show and Prohibition Era Echoes
A collage of scenes recalling the wild west, postwar memory, and political notes. Mentions Mr Meeker Ludendorff and a Chicago university seeking 17.5 million, with hotel men praising prohibition and bootleggers profiting, even mentioning wrist watch compasses for directions home.
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Mr. Meeker
Chicago
Significance of Foster and self governance urged
Professor Haynes notes newspapers publish too much crime news. He adds the worse issue is that people themselves commit too many crimes, urging readers to reflect and adjust behavior tomorrow.
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Foster
Haynes
Cunningham Announces Candidacy for Councilman-at-Large
William Cunningham, superintendent of the Twin mines, declares his bid for the Republican nomination for councilman at large. He is described as a man of standing and intelligence with interest in the city’s growth and prosperity and praised for capability dependability and strong business qualifications.
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William Cunningham
Cunningham
Finas Mitchell Seeks Democratic Nomination for City Council At Large
Finas Mitchell of the First ward announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for councilman at large. Described as a straightforward citizen who attends to his own affairs, he would make an ideal city father and upholds upright, conscientious principles.
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Finas Mitchell
First Ward
Mitchell
Mystery of the Duke of Linton and the dupes exposed
The writer talks about anonymous letter writers calling themselves friends of Mr and Mrs Snake denying knowledge of the Duke of Linton while asserting most people know who the dupe is. They warn of a scramble to escape uncertainty as political schemers and manipulators deceived thousands, with named figures like Stephenson and Simmons highlighted.
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Snake
Duke of
G R IT CLUB MEETING WITH EASTER BONNET CONTEST
The G R IT club met at Mrs. Ruth Smiths home for an afternoon of business and social time. Two Easter bonnet contests were won by Mrs Minnie Stephenson and Mrs Mary Ellen Haffely. Guests enjoyed crepe paper decorations and refreshments served for many members.
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G. R
Ruth Smith
Minnie Stephenson
Mary Ellen Haffely
Thomas Moore
Flossie Moore
Mary Bone
Carrie Sanford
William Terrell
Ida Board
Sarah Padgett
Mary Wen Haffely
Helen Kristler
Della Bennett
Agnes Mehlhoff
Eliza Warl
Mary Story
Bessie Miller
Personal notices from Linton area social pages
Mrs J Emery Bedwell visits Sullivan relatives. Miss Mary Farsch from Duper shops in Linton. Miss Ernestine Bledsoe of Dugger shops in Linton. Miss Mary Hill visits Sullivan to spend time with relatives the Stewarts. Mr and Mrs W H Stewart and son Billy spend weekend in Terre Haute. Alta Barton of Indianapolis here for Faster with William Barton family. Vera Shields and Mrs George Waggoner and son Junior of Bloomfield visit friends. Mary Helen Winters goes to Tipton for a weekend house party at Miss Marjorie Young. Mrs C M Graye and daughter Mary Jane of Columbus Ohio here a few days with I A Powell. Mr and Mrs Will Mott and sons William and Jean of Chicago guests of Whi Mott family.
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J. Emery Bedwell
Sullivan
Mary Farsch
Duper
Linton
Ernestine Bledsoe
Dugger
Mary Hill
W. H. Stewart
Billy
Terre Haute
Alta Barton
Indianapolis
William Barton
Vera Shields
George Waggoner
Bloomfield
Mary Helen Winters
Tipton
Marjorie Young
C. M. Graye
Mary Jane
Columbus
Ohio
I. A. Powell
Will Mott
William and
Jean
Chicago
City
Mr. Mott
Whi Mott
Eagles Banquet Honors Four With Patriarchal Degree
Regular meeting of Karle Tsneanp iment No. 222 will be held tonight. The Patriarchal degree will be conferred on four candidates.
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Karle
Name Social at U S church by Christian Endeavor group
The Christian Endeavor society of the U S church invites the public to a name social at the church Monday at 7 30 p m Admission is 1 cent per name letter with capitals priced separately An entertaining program includes orchestra music a male quartet readings by Wendell Perkins Mrs Lee Rooksberry Mrs Miller and Gerald Flynn a trombone solo by Amy Burrell a dialogue by Beatrice Flynn and Ruby Stewart a piano solo by Mignon Christy a vocal solo by Helen Flynn tableaux depicting the three graces Faith Friends and the Guardian Angel Refreshments will be served.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
U. S
Wendell Perkins
Lee Rooksberry
Miller
Gerald Flynn
Amy Burrell
Hyacinth Club Holds Meeting With Prizes Awarded
The Hyacinth club met at Mrs. Jesse Colvin's home with full attendance. Roll call quoted an Easter Bible verse and contest prizes went to Mrs. Elsie Huffman Mrs. Parl Wright and Mrs. Walter Brewer. Guests included Mrs. Tannehill of Indianapolis and Mrs. Claud Mc Bride of South Bend. A two course luncheon and Easter novelties were provided.
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Hyacinth Club
Jesse Colvin
Elsie Huffman
Parl Wright
Walter Brewer
Tannehill
Indianapolis
Claud McBride
South Bend
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Paul Fry
Vincenes Street
Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan
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South Main
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Ind
Act of Congress
Hlease
Isade Bunch
Tlease
Oscar Haseman
Enoch Murphy
Republican Party
Parlo Bull
Suh- Jeet
Lesta Wright Gastineau
Tinton
Sut- Jeet
Ebola Hollowell
Luthon
Luther Fulkerson
HL. W
Tobe
Robertson
Sh. A. Dowell
Coouncilman
I Pease
John BR. Shields
Towil
Councilowvan-At-Tar
Oscaritzpatrick
Fo Owil
Commeriian
lHar M. Corbin
Pop
Colnet Inman-At
W. PL McCurady
John [Ugleman
Adam
Osborn
William J. Witsoe
Mack, Coen
Ludendorff
University of Chicago
G. R. IT. Club Meeting
Mrs. Ruth Smith
John Hewitt
Ferrel & CO
Royal Society
McCall Patterns and Corticelli Hosiery
Eagles
Linton Hardware
Social
Nooper Leans
Lothes
Frank M. Welch
Will C. Welch
Hamilton
Elk Horn Pharmacy
Linton Hardware Company
Samuel Drennen
B” Street
S. E
Fletcher
Clive
Stewart Shoe Shop
South Main Street
Linton Sheet Metal Works
Williams
Linton Drug CO
Avery Murray
Drug Store
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