Rumor and party talk swirl around congressional candidate hopes
The piece discusses Rev Otho Williams of New Castle and Rev Williams’ potential Republican bid for Congress, noting rival names like Jim Watson and Charles Herady. It mocks religious politics mixing with campaigning, and cites prior races, district sentiments, and local party dynamics without detailing firm plans.
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Knightstown
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Rapport Wiliams
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Hanly Emerges as Top Indiana Governor Hopeful
Indiana Republicans show growing support for Hon. J. Frank Hanly of Lafayette as a leading candidate for the Republican State ticket. His nomination would likely win strong backing across the state as he stands among the most prominent figures in the party.
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Indiana
J. Frank Hanly
Lafayette
Haaly
Labor Strikes and Wage Debates Stir Public Concern
A broad discussion on wages and strikes highlights their wide economic impact. Quarrels over pay, hours, and living costs trigger factory slowdowns and quarry stoppages, affecting builders, contractors, and communities across industries. The piece questions remedies beyond strikes and calls for balanced labor relations and fair wages.
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Bidford
Bedford
Immigrants Nocthocenia Ageiulourial notice
Fragmentary OCR text describes a proclamation or notice related to a congregation at Minesta with unclear context and damaged wording. The readable segment mentions immigrants and a call about pill curs, but lacks decipherable facts for a complete summary.
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Moen
Minesta
Opinion Pieces Warn Against Quick Rich Schemes and Political Picks
A mixed, fragmentary newspaper column warns readers to beware slick promises and gold bricks from strangers, urging thorough investigation and caution on farm deals. It also weighs Indiana vice presidential hopes and lists political figures such as Winfield Durbin, Francis Root, and Charles Hornley, noting public distrust of speculative crime and office corruption. Rod Waymire of Dayton appears as a local reference.
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Winfield Taylor Durbin
Francis T. Roota
Connersville
St. Louia
Charles 8. Hornley
New Castle
Shen
Acarce
New Indiana Firm Plans Oil Feeding for Hogs
A new Indiana company aims to bore for purposes of feeding crude oil to hogs. It is claimed hogs fatten and stay healthy on crude oil, suggesting crude stockfeed as a natural, superior alternative to corn. The assertion appears tied to the make-up and appearance of The Presa.
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Indiana
New Castle Band Aims to Reopen with Merchant Support
The Jr O A M Band led by Lou Moora seeks backing from city merchants to fund new uniforms and expenses. The revival plans include old style band concerts that drew large crowds, with local business leaders already showing favorable willingness to contribute and provide venues.
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New Castle
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RB. Smith
Stock Sale In Bundy Hotel Shares Reaches Washington Buyer
Charles F. Payne has sold part of his Bundy Hotel company stock to Hon. L. P. Mitchel of Washington D C. Mitchel has sought a larger stake, but Payne limited the disposal to a partial holding. Dick Stretch returned to Montpelier after a weekend visit.
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Charles F. Payne
Dick Stretch
Montpelier
Mrs Kendall Dies at 27 from Consumption Near City
Mrs Ollie Kendall died at her home east of the city in the early hours of the morning after a long illness from consumption. She was 27 years old and had been an invalid for some time. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 30 from the residence.
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Ollie Kendall
Accident at Rolling Mill Injures Young Carpenter
Clay Weisner twenty is injured at noon today at the rolling mill by a heavy timber fall. The Fox ambulance took him to his home on North Twelfth street. Weisner, a carpenter by trade, worked at the drop where iron is broken by a suspended weight. A heavy timber dislodged and struck him, injuring his back and hip, but he is expected to recover soon.
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Fox
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