Mitch reelected district officer in first ballot contest
In Terre Haute on January 14, official tallies show William Mitch, current district secretary treasurer, as the sole candidate for a major post to win on the first ballot. A second election is ordered for February 10 with Hessler and Lawton contesting the district president position.
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Terre Waute
United Mine Workers of America
William Mitch
Mitch
Indiana Miners’ District
Hessler
State Federation of Labor
International Board
CG. C
Buck
Webster
Terre Haute
W. D. van Horn
Ben Blue
Sullivan
Frank Robner
Clinton
Claude Eskew
West
A. Ruth
Shelburn
Tor
John Hessjer
Harry Lentz
Terre Fatte
Tyler G. Lawton
Bicknell
Yar
Harvey Cartwright
T.I. Roberts
Dave Jones
Andrew Freeman
West Terre’ Haute
Marion ‘Head
Floyd Canniff
Francisco
John J. Rice
Te Fogg
H. McGinnis
Indiana Miners District elects top officers in close vote
The district reported near tied results with William Mitch securing secretary-treasurer and John R. Morgan district auditor while others like Joe Edwards Truman Whitman and George Galloway won district tellers. Hessler edged Lawton for district president as second election looms February 10.
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John R. Morgan
Joe Edwards
Bicknell
Truman Whitman
Oakland City
George Calloway
Linton
William Mitch
John R. Mor
George Galloway
I. S. Fy of Ly
William Mutth
John Hessler
Seco
International Board
C. C. Webster
W. D. van Horn
T. C. Lawton
Harvey Cartwright
T. J. Roberts
Arthur Johnson
Wiliam Stinson
Camden
William Thompson
Clyde Hirschfield
Alex Skene
William Jackey
Dan W. Grubb
George Phillips
Robert Foster
Pear ‘ Bolingver
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Dave Jones
T. S. Roberts
Roy Hirschfield
James H. Terry
Sam Kerr
OK Edwards
Pimples Declared Beaten by Blood Strengtheners
An old advertisement extols 8.8.8 as a blood-building remedy to fight pimples, boils, eczema, and tiredness. It claims red-blood cells and nerves improve with the product, and notes 8.8.8 has been sold since 1826 with vegetable ingredients and two bottle sizes.
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Nature
S.S.S
Foxy Parson Jones Turns The Sermon On A Loss
The account describes Parson Jones winning five dollars in a craps game with a parishioner. Fearing denunciation at church he arrives ready to address his sin. He quotes a text from the Good Book about blessing those who lose and making no outcry, shaping his sermon for the morning.
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Parson Jones
Bréeddern
Oweh Jesson
Oldest language in the world debated Sunskrit claim
The text notes that while there are differences among scholars, many authorities believe Sunskrit is the oldest language in the world.
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Joe. E
Beasley Agency
Little Green
Radio & Electric
Atwarter Kent
Zenith
Carl ‘H. Roach
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North Main St
Frank 'M
WELCH
DR. Will'c. Welch
Entists
Ee ‘Service
Hamilton
Chas. E. Goodman
Main and Vincennes Sts
Hessler and
Lawton
Frics
Kingan’s
Indiana
Wm. Coleman & Sons
Mrs. Deady
B” St
Northwest
Aoe
Indiana State ‘Federation of ‘Labor
Vane Drug
SSS
Tawrence
Foxy Parson ‘Jones
Kuppenheimer and
Fashion Park
Court House
Garret
Humphreys
Greene County
Humphreys Abstract CO. Bloomfield
Guy HH. Humphreys
E. J. Ecker & Son
Benjamin Franklin
Ledger
Linton Drug CO
Avery Murray
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