New York to Name Hughes for Governor Run
Frank Hitchcock, Republican national chair, met New York state leaders to discuss cooperation for the national campaign. He suggested the state convention name Gov. Hughes for another term, a move seen as strengthening the ticket nationwide. Kellogg and others joined Hitchcock in New York as Met Life tower plans advance for the national committee headquarters.
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New York States
Herbert Persons
New York County
New York State
Timothy N. Woodruff
Hitchcock
Gov. Hughes
West
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Standard Oil
Manhattan
Kellogg
St. Paul
Lonaparte
Lenox
Massachusetts
Metropolitan Life Building
New York
National Committee
Aay
Chicago
James ‘Ft. Williams, Jr
Ormsby McHare
Taft
McHarg
Gifford Sweeps Clerk Nomination at County Convention
James A. Delaplaine led a vocal push for clerk but Sam Gifford, already deputy, dominated the balloting as the convention advanced. Other races featured McKee faction strategy, Mellinger’s sheriff win on the second ballot, and contentious contests for treasurer surveyor and governor candidates with notable cameos by Watson and local figures.
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Owen A. McGreevy
Funk. McGreevy
McGreevy
Landis-Johnston
McKee
Mellinget
Mellinger
Good
Dr. Good
Surveyor
Bell
Harrison
Schmidt
Edgar Phillips
Reading
James E. Watson
Quincy A. Myers
Alfred M. Dell
Robert, Barnett
Clay
Barnett
Dill
Horace G. Munson
Jackson
S. O. Harness
Deer Creek
Harness
Munson
Local Docket of Early 1900s Pike County State News
Reports from Pula s ki county commissioners purchasing two voting mineltines for Monon township. Street workmen in Muncie strike for 32 per day, earning $1.75. Henry Tallace died from damp exposure in an Orleans well. Peter Carter of Fort Wayne halted a train to aid a rival racer. Victor Smith, 17, of Alexandria, injured after being struck by a passenger train. Miss Mary Hellard of Hammond burned feet stepping into peat bed. Harry Bowles of Dublin injured after a fall from an interurban car. Clif Frerichs of Terre Haute shot in the neck by Ralph Rollins amid rat shooting. Huntington court house near completion since 1904, due September occupancy. Lebanon business district burned, $17,000 loss. Clinton Nas Commercial Club gains lace curtain and piano scarf factory employing 125. Isaac Bond of Newcastle dies of apoplexy at work.
Hunter dives at Lake Maxinkuckee leaves teen in danger
Ro Justice, son of Frank Justice, of the area south of the city, remains in serious condition after striking his head on the lake bottom while diving at Lake Maxinkuckee last Sunday. Doctors fear he may not recover.
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Frank Justice
Lake Maxinkuckee
Republican Party Resolution Text With Emblem Adopted
A fragment from a party convention document praises Republican governance as conscientious economical and beneficial to the people It pledges nominees to diligent attentive service and adoption of the American Eagle on the ballot It notes Cass County six delegates to a joint Cass and Fulton counties nomination and hints at continuation on page 2
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Cass County
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Indiana
Quincy A. Myers
Supreme Court
Myers
Case
Fulton
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Dnie
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Jackson Township
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