Indiana Legislature Predicted Democratic Majorities in Both Houses
Special to the New Harmony Register reports that Indiana politics forecast a Democratic edge in both chambers next session. Democrats hold solid margins in the Senate with 24 expected and 36 in the House, while Republicans face uphill battles in Marion and other key counties. The state committee expects a Democratic majority on joint ballot and emphasizes close district battles and party organization.
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Remarkable Recovery of Speech After 30 Years
Thomas Townsend of Spencer, long mute, speaks again after weeks of treatment. Shot at Fort Donelson, his cheek wound exposed the optic nerve and left a mouth hollowed by battle. A wandering doctor fitted a silver plate over the gap, enabling Townsend to utter syllables within a month, now nearly restored.
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Prominent White County Citizen Solomon Charter Dies
Solomon Charter of Phillipstown died this week at age over 80. Funeral held Wednesday. A lifelong Democrat who never scratched a ticket, he was among White county’s oldest and most prominent residents.
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