Indiana Democrats plan keynote speeches in September campaign
Indiana Democrats map a rapid campaign opening in September with Governor Samuel L. Ralston likely delivering the keynote. State leaders, including Senator B. F. Shively and national figures, plan speakers across August meets and the State Fair week as they campaign for Wilson administration and state issues.
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Indiana
Samuel L. Ralston
Elkhart County
B. F. Shively
Wilson
Washington
Ralston
Indianapolis
Beveridge
Hugh T. Miller
United States
Hayes
Republican State Committee
Cummins, Kenyon
Borah
Roosevelt
Korbly
W.J. Bryan
State Committee
Democratic Party
Dale J. Crittenberger
Anderson
Crittenberger
Progressive Party
Charles A. Greathouse
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Greathouse
Democratic Committee
Harding Democrats Renominate J. M. Cox For Gov
In Columbus Ohio August 12 Governor Cox won the Democratic renomination for governor defeating Congressman John J. Whitacre by a large majority. Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker conceded defeat for the Republican US Senate nomination to Warren G. Harding. The House passed the Moon bills to readjust railway mail pay estimating railroads gain of about two million dollars annually. Java produced 2298 troy pounds of gold last year.
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Columbus
Joseph B. Foraker
United States
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Cox
John J. Whitacre
Canton
Peter Volo Claims Dual World Records in Trotters Futurity
Kalamazoo August 12 Peter Volo driven by Tom Murphy wins the Horseman and Spirit of the Times Futurity for 3 year old trotters. He posts 2 04 4 2 053 and 2 07 5 to set new stallion heat records and new 3 year old trotter marks previously held by The Harvester and Lucile Spier.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Peter Volo
Tom Murphy
the Harvester
Trotter
Lucile Spier
Grand Rapid
Greensburg Man Named Trustee of Southeast Hospital for the Insane
Governor Ralston appoints John S. Russell of Greensburg to succeed Francis M. Griffith on the board of the Southeast ern Hospital for the Insane at Madison. Russell will serve as secretary, earn 300 dollars annually plus expenses, and meet monthly in Madison. The hospital opened in 1910 with capacity for 1050, cost over 1.5 million dollars, rising from a 1905 act and a 1906 ground-breaking.
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John S. Russell
Southeastern Hospital For the Insane
Madison
Ralston
Mr. Russell
Francis M. Griffith
Vevay
J. W. Lilly
Lilly & Stalnaker
Indianapolis
Eph Inman
Charles Cravens
Cravens
Lilly
Inman
Russell
Greensburg
Pulse and Porter
Ohio River
Central Hospital
Eastern Hospital
Richmond
Greensburg Times
Currency laws test as Treasury expedites notes and aid
The United States fast tracks Aldrich-Vreeland currency measures to avert funds shortages. Treasury officials and bankers mobilize $500,000,000 in banknotes secured by bonds to support interior demand for crops while avoiding gold exports. Postal money orders and banking rules curb speculative use. California records a birth every twelve minutes.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Congress
Aldrich-Vreeland
National Currency Association
Postal Savings Bank
Europe
Moneys Order Department
137 Ounce Gold Nugget Found in Arctic Circle
The second largest Arctic Circle nugget was found in Alaska near the Koyukuk gold camp sixty miles north of the circle. FC Winney, ex of Battle Creek, located the nugget on November 1 amid claims by Thommond river Kinney Charles Murray and Wall Bede as they work the site and extract payouts.
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Patrbanks
Alaska
Secomd
Koyukuk
Arctic Circle
Attounees
FC Winney
Bater Creek
Thommond
Sue
Hall's Catarrh Cure and local business notices
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh, with Cheney and Co. of Toledo endorsing F J Cheney. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and sold by druggists at 75 cents a bottle, alongside a testimonial and a note about a Baltimore law school not accepting women and a mention of kangaroo farming in Australia.
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Hall
D. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. Jd. Cheney
National Bank of Commerce
All Draggista
Baltimore Law School
Australia
German Guns and Russian Cossacks Clash in War Hype
The piece lauds German machine guns as devastating and claims German gunners are the world’s best. It praises the Russian Susskin Cossacks as fearless against machine fire, portraying a stark clash of power on the Kaiser’s side and the czar’s horsemen.
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Susskin Cossacks
Expenditures and Tax Levy Plan for Monroe Township 1914
The Monroe township trustee issues the 1914-1915 proposed expenditures and tax levies at the Advisory Board meeting held July 31 1914. It lists township expenditures 73500 and township tax 18 cents per hundred dollars plus local tuition expenditures 320000 and tax 25 cents per hundred, special school tax 75000 and 20 cents per hundred, additional road tax 5200 and 5 cents per hundred. Net taxable property totals 454755 with polls 191 and mortgage credit 43105.
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Monroe Township
Jefferson County
Ihe
John H. Cummiskey
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Madison Herald
the Herald Company
Madison, Ind
Harding
Foraker
J. M. Cox
Java
F. M. Griffith
Southeastern Hospital For Insane
August
Hare
California
American Press Association
William G. Malou
the Treasury
Opyright
McClure Syndicate
Fla
Cverail Army
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