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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
1
The note from Ellis Bros thanks patrons for patience and confirms ongoing sales of spring and summer goods. Despite heavy traffic, stock remains complete and customers are urged to visit within ten days for the ongoing Wonder Sale, promising prompt service and continued business relations.
Members of the Republican Central Committee of Orange County are called to meet in the County Chairman's office in Paoli at 1 30 p m next Saturday May 9. Important business to come before the meeting. It is desired that every member be present. Winn W Liewe Arthur McCart Chairs Sec
A fragmented letter targets Jimmy Walker accusing political betrayal and bribery in a 24 year old trustee race. The writer claims Walker aided a Republican ticket against Dr. James H. Smith, notes a bond by James N. Murphy and John McIntosh, and taunts Walker with threats of exposing alleged bribery involving George Holaday and church expulsion at Oak Springs.
An old style advertisement urges readers to get a suit tailored to measure and rub elbows with men of class, promoting refined dress and social standing through personalized tailoring.
An eyewitness report links Jimmy to a controversial Thursday night meeting on April 9 1914 about floaters in his corner and hints at further airing of convention issues. The item also notes Hobart Stevens injuring a boy on a motorcycle near the schoolhouse last Wednesday and mentions a child from Unionville buried in Brown County.
Daily mail stage operates Paoli to New Albany and back. Leaves Paoli at 7 a m and New Albany at 8 a m. Arrives New Albany at 4 p m and Paoli at 5 p m.
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