Indiana Democrats Name Keen for U.S. Senate Nomination
At the state convention on April 25 Indiana Democrats unanimously endorsed D W Keen as their candidate for United States senator to succeed Albert J Beveridge.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
4
At the state convention on April 25 Indiana Democrats unanimously endorsed D W Keen as their candidate for United States senator to succeed Albert J Beveridge.
The Nass State Board of Agriculture probes alleged crop destruction linked to “crop killers” using poisonous methods. Reports describe sacks or devices planted to ruin wheat fields, with estimates suggesting damage around 20 percent though still conservative. Officials warn of legal action and coordinate with authorities to curb sabotage.
A satirical piece railing at the Republican Party and its issues across states, listing imagined hourly worries from 9 to 6 and lampooning figures like Taft Payne-Aldrich tariff, Ballinger Pinchot, La Follette, and rumors of changes. It calls the party in need of able leadership amid internal strains and fiscal tensions.
A fragmented financial statement for Bollinger County Missouri covers receipts and disbursements for the February adjourned term 1910. It lists costs of local option election, care of paupers, county farm expenses, salaries for officers, and hundreds of line items including payments to individuals, stores, and services with totals toward the General Fund and revenue fund.
Fragmentary note discusses political focus and the idea of delivering a reliable speech. Mentions worry over multiple issues and suggests presenting a steady list of speakers or points. No clear names or places identified in the readable text.
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