Liquor interests mobilize for Marshall in Indiana district
Indiana reporter Lonie Ludlow notes powerful brewery and saloon backing for Tom Marshall in Floyd County New Albany and Jeffersonville. Distillers ship to Kentucky dry areas, aiming to sway votes, while Taft runs strong and Brownsville fallout fails to materialize with Black voters aligning GOP.
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Lonie Ludlow
The
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
New Albsney
Star
Mr. Ludlow
Tom Marshall
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Ohio River
Marehall
Mr. Marshall
Hanly
Stace
Marshall
Democratic Party
State Democratic Committee
Democratic County Committee
Floyd County
John J. Lyons
Democrate
Mr. Lyone
James E. Watson
Independents
Knights of Fidelity
Kentucky
Kentucky Distillers
Third District
Taft
Brownsville
Republican Party
Local Gossip and Notices From Indianapolis Area
Uncle Ez Pash hints ex Governor Durbin's name in a recent paper. The paper lists local society items, a Mrs Mary E Cardwill obituary in Louisville, and female missionary group news. Bloomington riot unsettled 100 Indiana University students. arrests pending. Also reports a Louisville burglary arrest and a drugstore agent for E Burnham preparations.
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Ez Pash
Durbin
Destructive Fire Ravages Scottburg Business District
A major blaze in Scottburg destroyed the livery stable of John W. Alles with 23 horses and mules burned. The fire swept the public square, sparing only the Scott Connery Bank and a grocery. Loss estimated around £75,000. extensive damage to Loomis restaurant, Barton Bradford grocery, Williamson store, Meyer Gladstein clothing, Fornish Brothers barber, opera house block, and the telephone company. Origin unknown, fire began near 1:90 o'clock and not contained until dawn.
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Scotteburg
Scott Connery Bank
John W. Alles
J. H. Loomis
Barton& Bradford
Queensware
J. P. Williamson
Meyer Gladstein
Fornish Brothers
City May Recover Getting Ready For Tax Duplicates
An appellate court upheld that county auditors are paid for required audit services only, denying extra compensation from cities. The ruling could trigger city refunds for improper duplicate tax work and impact Monroe and Bloomington disputes. Rhodes Burford Co prepares to move from Doerhoefer block to new quarters with a storewide sale on East Main Street featuring economical furniture and one dollar weekly payments.
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Jacob West
Weathers
Best
New Albany
Samuel M Kerr
Monroe County
Bloomington
Rhodes. Burford Company
Doerhoefer
Pearl and Main
Tribune
Seven Pennants For Floyd County At State WCTU Meet
Floyd county delegates to the thirty fifth Indiana WCTU state convention at Bedford returned with seven pennants for best department work. Winning departments were Heredity and Physical Culture Parity in Literature and Art Evangelistic Sabbath Observance Soldiers and Sailors and Jail Prisons. Pageants and banners highlighted county membership and progress as 500 delegates attended. Mrs McCurdy was the first colored delegate delivering a stirring appeal for uplifting her race. The convention raised 2054.58 for state prohibition, the largest sum in state history, boosting total membership to 7124. Officers elected included President Ouila J Wayhinger and other officers from several towns.
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Floyd County
Indiana
W. CT. U
Bedford
New Albany
Anna Jones
Martha Filarnigan
Ella Davie
Anna Arnold
Sarah Laswell
Cora Strack
Julia Hatching
Galena
Mrsdames
Matilda Hannswald
Rose Pritchett
Kate Gardener
Anna Swift
Harriet Lamb
Mise Mae Pritchett
McCurdy
Mra McCurdy
Floyd
Happy Nuptials at Trinity M E Church in Louisville
Carl Otto Markert of Louisville wed May Handlman of this city at 8 30 pm in the home of the bride s sister 1731 Beeler Street Rev Frank O Beck officiated with a large gathering. Matron of honor Mrs Edward Tomlinson and best man Mr Tomlinson attended. Haupt reception at Culbertson avenue home after November list.
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Carl Otto Markert
Louisville
May Handlman
Frank O. Beck
Trinity M. E Church
J. I. McConnell
Beeler Street
Edward Tomlinson
Mr Tomlinson
May Williamson
Andros Hunocilman
Mrs. Markert
Culbertson Avenue
Millican Named Republican Prosecutor Candidate in Floyd County
The Madison Courier notes Walter N Millican of New Albany is the Republican nominee for Floyd County prosecuting attorney. Admitted to the bar in 1893 he practiced in Madison and Scottsburg before moving to Floyd. served as deputy prosecutor in Scott, Ripley and Jennings counties and earned an honorable professional record. Old Jefferson County friends commend him for election and confidence.
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Madison Courier
W. N Millican
Walter N Millican
New Albany
Floyd County
Madison
Scottsburg
Scott, Ripley
Jennings County
Walter
Jefferson County
Y M C A Notes Organizing Stenographers Club
A stenographers club will organize at the Y M C A tomorrow night at 7 15. Young men in stenographic work may join for weekly meetings, speed practice, and guidance from pastors representing churches in a planned religious program with Bible classes and meetings. The juvenile election on Tuesday October 27 will select presidential, gubernatorial, and saloon licensing choices in Floyd county.
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Cluub
Y M.C. A
United States
Indiana
Floyd County
The Devil Serial to Be Published in Tribune
The Devil will be presented to Tribune subscribers in serial form within a few days. The drama, already creating a furore in theatrical circles, promises to be one of the most interesting serials printed in the paper this year. First chapter date to be announced.
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The
Tribune
Billboard owners resist big beer posters in state cities
In multiple towns billboards refuse to post the ten sheets attacking the local option law. Mitchell owner William Munson returns posters saying boards cannot be used for such purpose. The piece notes a weak Democratic fundraising showing from Iodisvians and details Bryan and Taft appearances and Lincoln League invites in Louisville and New Albany.
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William Munson
Mitchell
Bryan
New Albany
Chicago
Louisville
The
Traction Company
William Howard Taft
Louieville
Augustus E. Willson
Mer. Taft
Colissum
Kentucky
Lincoln League
Thomas J Wilson
Corydon
Fiest
Pearl Street
Old Papers for Sale at this Office
The notice advertises old newspapers for sale at the office for 10 cents per 100. It invites customers to contact at the office counter for pickup or delivery details.
Republican Headquarters Opens in Metsee Opera House Block
The Republican county central committee has opened headquarters at 181 East Spring Street in the opera house block. It will be open daily and in the evenings through the campaign, inviting voters to visit at all times.
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Republican County Central
Commetsee
East Spring Street
Opera House
Notice to City Taxpayers on Second Installment Due
Notice announces the second installment of city taxes is due at the County Treasurer's office in the courthouse on or before Monday November 2. A 10 percent penalty applies for late payment. Signed by Frank Garen, Treasurer. Rent receipts reverse in Cook county treasurer's office.
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E. Burnham
F. W. McCullough
East Eighth and
Oakastreeta
New Albany
Floyd County
Court House
Frank Garen
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