Delavan Smith’s Newspaper Battle Amid Indiana Politics
A fragmented clipping describes Delavan Smith’s confrontations with Indiana Democrats, accusing him of biased reporting to aid Republican aims. It notes Democratic pressure on the state press, confrontations with editors, and calls for accountability as political factions clash over media influence and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delavan Smith
Lake Foreast
Luingine
Weiss
Fedora
Smith
Indianapolig
Thia
Indiana
Cere
I Nditnapube
Bis Ata
Democratic Ett
Noewer
Ag Goverico Ete
Kern
Natiera Committenv Paggart
Conzecasio Acvs
Geveral Ethurepo
Lem Crane
Central Cogsiiciee
Evie
Cecil Fron
Sh. Ludisnapolis
Nui
T. Gov. Ralsti
Adair
Kern for Senate Endorsed by Tipton County Citizens
The Tipton Times urges support for John W. Kern for United States Senate, praising his populist, pro primary election stance and his record on banking, currency, and federal service. Kern, born near Tipton, is highlighted as a steadfast ally of Indiana voters who should secure a unanimous nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton County
John We. Kera
United States Senate
Echo
Fidsasa
Senaetor
Keroiv
Eta
Popie
Indiana
Jiames
A. Hendrickaus i
Cosson
Kern
Wail Street
Washington
John W. Kern
United States
Jobn W. Kern
Alto
Paige
Tipton
Forgotten chicks ride rails to Chicago
Bedford August 27 four months ago Howard Fields brought a coop of young chicks from Pensacola Florida. At Louisville while changing cars Fields forgot the chicks and asked the conductor to look them up. The chickens were sent by express from Chicago and had been cared for by railroad employees during the period.
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Bedford
Howard Fields
Pensacola
Fla
Louieville
Cara
Farmer Owners Plan Suit Over Damaged Cattle Fence
Roy Johnson and Ephriem Stammel farmers ask Daniel Blanche trustee of Michigan township to repair a fence broken by cattle after a quarrel. Brammel reportedly shot several cattle and Johnson says he will sue Brammel for damages.
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Frankfort
Roy Johnson
Ephriem Stammel
Daniel Blanche
Michigan Township
Johnson
Brammel
Auditor Hurt When Car Driven by Mayor Overturns
In Anderson Indiana on August 27, auditor Dala J. Crittenberger was severely injured when the automobile he rode in overturned about five miles north of Anderson. Also injured were Mayor J. H. Mellett who was driving, Fred Van Nuys Madison County Democratic chairman and state senator, Lynfield Myers Madison County representative, and Weeley Sheppard deputy clerk Madison County.
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Anderson
Ind
Duale J. Crittenberger
Andeton
J. H. Mellett
Drivin
Fred van Nuys
Madison County
Democratic Summittee
Lynfield Myers
Weeley Sheppard
Madigon County
Democratic Mass Convention in Bedford Elects Officers and Delegates
The Bedford Democratic mass convention elected G. P. Heath as chairman and Sam McKioury as secretary. Delegates named include W. H. McIntire J. W. McManan L. L. Barnea I. T. Stanley Eugene Mosley and others with alternates listed. The body endorsed Jeffersonian principles and Wilson administration and approved noninstruction of delegates to the State convention.
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Bedford
F. W. Hancock
Democratic County Committee
G. P. Heath
Sam McKioury
W.H. McIntire
J. W. McManan
L. L. Barnea
I. T. Stanley
Eugene Mosley
W. R. Heath
A. J. Ball
C. A. Barclay
George McCord
M. Tandy
J. L. Wight
Lee Hughes
John Mosley
Shelby Callis
Emmett Jackson
W. E. Bell
J. W. Barnes
Lem Goode
J. C. Varble
John Ward
O. S. Hutchison
Emmanuel Davis
S. E. McKinney
John Welch
Trimble County
Sen
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Bowser and wife outwit each other in a quiet rebellion
Four men discuss Rebee the booby then Mr Bowser mimics him. Mrs Bowser delays nightly questions and Mr Bowser resists control. After a week they share a laugh and agree to mutual trust, ending with both at home by 11. The piece notes Mt McKinley height.
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Joe Mr. Bowser
Rebee
Pranklin Street
Mrs. Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Bowser
Lebee
Deming Club
Two Cabinet Members Expected to Resign in Wilson Administration
Washington report suggests Secretary Garrison plans to resign to run for New Jersey governor and Secretary Redfield to leave the Cabinet after heavy criticism over the Eastland disaster in Chicago.
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Washington
Wilson
Garrison
Itg
New Jersey
Commerce Redfield
Chicago
Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Claims Back and Kidney Relief
Thorough wartback ailments urinary disorders and kidney troubles marketed as a proven remedy tested by thousands. Madison resident Mrs J O Bumen reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills with family members also benefiting. Price fifty cents at dealers Fos ter Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Madison
Mra. J. O. Bumen
Jefferson Street
Doan
German Submarine Sinking of Arabic Questioned
Washington reports say officials believe the German submarine thought to have sunk the Arabic was captured or sunk by the British Navy. Officials say a long delay in word prompts belief the U boat may be lost and Germany may face disavowal. The United States demands punishment of the commander and Berlin is expected to decide next.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Berlin
England
Twins Born: First Hinny Mule With Two Twin Colts
In Quincy Indiana on August 27 J M Bryant reports he has the only hinny mule that produced two twin colts, claiming they are the first of their kind. The note also mentions the Battle of Waterloo lasting eight hours.
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Quincy
Ind
J. M. Bryant
Submarine F-4 Raised for Repairs in Honolulu
The submarine F-4 was raised yesterday in Honolulu and will undergo repairs. It had been cut off the port last March.
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Honolulu
Lonely Farm Girl Deluged With Post Office Letters
Sadie 8 Smith of Monroe County has not called for 200 letters awaiting her at the Stroudsburg post office. Postmaster John M. Decker plans to apply for enlargement. A farm egg note she wrote years ago sparked the letters when a Wilmington Delaware clerk found it and shared Sadie’s plea. A local paper invites Sadie to respond, cautioning her to choose wisely.
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Stroudsburg
Sadie
Smith
John M. Decker
Guy Hanby
Wilmington
Del
Guy
Monroe County
Lonely Farm
Motorman Lavelle Lifts Girl From Approaching Train
New York report credits James Lavelle, a Brooklyn Rapid Transit motorman, with saving a four-year-old girl who stepped onto the West Indian promenade from New Utrecht Avenue near Porty-first Street. He blew the whistle, climbed to the front platform, and caught the child as the train barreled toward her, sparing her from serious harm.
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New York
James Lavelle
Brooklyn
Bath Beach
Lavelle
Coney Island
Porty-first Street
New Utrecht Avenue
Tre
Pittsburgh Man Claims Invention Of Unsinkable Battleship
A Pittsburgh man, kept anonymous by his attorney John C Thompson, claims to have invented an unsinkable battleship. Details including the material and interior construction are secret and submitted to Secretary Daniels for review by a new advisory board. The design purportedly keeps outward appearances, weapons intact, but reduces armor while maintaining buoyancy.
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Pittsburgh
John C. Thompson
Secretary of the Navy
Thompson
Daniels
United States Navy
Shey
Buying Sheep in Kansas From Flooded Fields to Feed
Topeka reports Kansas farmers convert grain laid flat by floods into mutton. Within thirty days the state expects over a million sheep grazing as rains ruined more than a million and a half acres of wheat and oats. Also a tale from Bart lodge of Longneck recalls a six year old girl found asleep beneath a buggy seat after two hours of searching.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hfe
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