Democratic Rouse Boosts Good Standing in Washington
Washington reports that business leaders nationwide express full confidence in the Democratic House. The piece cites Pennsylvanian Congressman John H. Rothermel and notes steel mills and railroads planning high activity in 1912, with tariff discussions and Brandeis testimony shaping public view. It mentions Judge Peter Grosseup, John M. Harlan, and the death of Mrs. Mary Graham, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Washington
Democratic House
John H.rothermel
Pennsylvania
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Steel Trust
Steel Corporation
New York
New Haven
Hartford
New York Central
Taft Tariff Board
Woolen Trust
Americ
Louis Df Brandeis
Boston
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Fred W. Upham
Upham
Busse
Chicago
United States
Peter §. Grosseup
Marshal EF. Sampsell
John M. Harlan
Supreme Bench
Farmers Institute annual meeting re elects U S Lindsey chair
The Farmers institute held its annual session at the Rockport court house with addresses by C N Lindley of Salem on horticulture as a business and by EF A Pierson on agricultural education. Women’s sessions covered fabrics and domestic science while election results named U S Lindsey as chairman and Mrs Della Bridges and Mrs Della Abshier as officers. The event closed with resolutions thanking the Richland band and supporters. The Royal Order of Lions was also formed, with 63 charter members and officers elected for the new group.
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Farmers’ Institute
Court House
J. H. Diehl
Richland Band
C. N. Lindley
Salem
Ind
Indiana
EF. A. Pierson
Strassen
Pierson
Mr. Bauman
Brown
Institute
Ey. Fh. Boldrey
Lindle
Lindley
Swallow
U. S. Lindsey
W. W. Guy
Della- Bridges
Della Abshier
Woman’s Auxiliary
Lindsey
Bridges
Abshier
Matthews
Richland City Band
Rockport
Della G. Bridges
James N. Woodward
J. J. Brown
Spencer County Democratic Committee Organizes in Rockport
The Spencer County Democratic Committee met at Rockport city hall to launch the upcoming campaign. L N Savage was elected chairman with assistance from Wm Bretz and other members.
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Democratic Central’committee
Spencer County
Rockport
Ls N
Political Change as Democrats Take Over Court House
The court house politics shift as Democrats assume control led by John T. Stevenson as auditor with John W. Crooks as chief deputy. The retiring Dr. White praised and reform aims noted while Republicans attend, and new board reorganizes the election of officials to be decided in November.
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Court House
Temple of Justice
Court’ House
Auditor’s Ofice
John T. Stevenson
Stevenson
John W. Crooks
White
Auditor’ S
Sevetiighly Iayeane
Ayiil
Kramer elected sheriff in Grass township farm community
Henry Sohn having served two years in the sheriff's office gives way to Isaac L. Kramer a Democrat and leading farmer of Grass township who may be trusted to fulfill sheriff duties. His deputy will be Ira L. Kramer who moved to the city Wednesday to reside in the sheriff’s residence while the elder Kramer’s family stays on the farm.
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Henry Sohn
Isaac L. Kramer
Mr. Kramer
Grass Township
Ira L. Kramer
Week of Prayer Services Planned by Local Alliance
A sequence of prayer services is set for the upcoming week at the Alliance church with 7:15 pm gatherings each evening. Speakers include J H Diehl on Monday January 8, Boldrey on Tuesday, Rev L N Varble on Thursday, and John Brown with Prof Morgenthaler promoting domestic, educational, and home missions.
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Alliance Fence
R. Church
J. H. Diehl
Banquet Held for New County Auditor John T Stevenson
A banquet was given to honor John T Stevenson the new county auditor who recently assumed duties. It occurred Monday night at Hibbs cafe with many friends attending the feast featuring fin and other seasonal delicacies. Attendees included John W rool Dr Wm Hartley John T Stevenson Carroll Bridges and several others.
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John T. Stevenson
Hibb’s Cafe
John$w. Rool
Wm. Hartley
John T. Steveson
Caroll Bridges
Hum
PS Biekopf
Salem Crowder
Franki Colling
R. L. Luckado
Frank Kincaid
Jesse Wallace
L.navage
Charles Stewart
Winory ‘Phillipe
Tom Ellis
Auxiliary Meeting At Mrs Henry Simth Home
The O E S auxiliary met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Henry Smiths home with Mrs J G Smith and Mrs Anna Smith as hostesses. A Shakespearean contest entertained attendees and Miss Jessie Harrison won a fancy bag prize. A delicious luncheon followed as the group started the new year with officers Smith and treasurer Davis noted.
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Henry Simth
J. G
Simith
Anna
Jessie Harrison
Wer Smith
Davis
Receipt note from Democrat addressed as Dear
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated receipt note likely from a political context directed to a donor or recipient using a formal salutation Dear Democrat. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, amounts, or actions.
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ROUSE
Tariff Board
RY Graham
Mary Graham
UO. Graham
3Rd Street
Graham
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C. .C. Graham
Royal Order OF Lions
den No. 4
Royal
Henry Brand
Ed Martin
Chas
Ash
Harry Kercheval
Wm.Brett
Milner Shrode
Sam
Weller
Riceman
Board
Commissioe
Thomas Eye
House
Hopking
Hill
C. Eicemioner
Democrat
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