Republican State Officers Ticket Named at Indiana Convention
Indianapolis April 5 One of the greatest gatherings in Indiana Republican history met and named its state officers. Otis E Gulley Danville for Secretary of State John Reed Muncie for State Auditor Finley P Mount Crawfordsville for Attorney General Edwood Fitzpatrick Portland for Clerk of the Supreme Court Samuel Kusume Shelbyville for Superintendent of Public Instruction W S Blatchley Terre Haute for State Geologist J L Peetz Kokomo for State Statistician Oscar Montgomery Seymour for Supreme Court Judge Second District Cassius Hadley Danville Ward Watson Charlestown for Judge Appellate Court Third District Robert Miller Franklin for Judge Appellate Court Dan Comstock Richmond Joseph Rabb Williamsport Harry Tayhill Michigan City for various offices, Beveridge spoke amid enthusiastic ovations.
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Otis E. Gulley
Danville
John &. Reed
Muncie
Jonce Monahan
Orleans
Crawfordsville
W. S. Blatchley
Terre Haute
J. L. Peetz
Kokomo
Supreme Court
Oscar i. Montgomery
Seymour
Robert M. Miller
Franklin
Appellate Court
Cassius C. Hadley
Ward H. Watson
Charlestown
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
Joseph M. Rabb
Williamsport
Harry B. Tayhill
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Republican Party
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Tomlinson Hall
Lee
James IE. Watson
Crumpacker
Barnard
Will H. Hays
Sullivan
Joseph H. Barr
Bruceville
Republican State Committee
J. A. Kautz
Senator Beveridge
John Hays
State Committee
Committee On Rules
Committee On
Beveridge
Alber
Sena
Jobe Freeman
Linton
Freeman
Monahan
Finley P. Mount
William Bosson
Bosson
Marion County
Mo6utt
W. E. English
Bassan
Failed Bids Delay Sewer Project Readvertisement Planned
Contractors failed to file bids for the new sewer project on time due to inability to obtain plans and price data. The board postponed action, plans and specifications to be re-advertised, and a new letting date set. A sidewalk-improvement petition also failed for lack of signatures and a list of bills was approved.
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West Eighth Street
Delegates Selected for Democratic Conventions in Township
Democrats of Osborns law office chose delegates and alternates for state and congressional conventions. State delegates John Holmes and Sim Cox with alternates J. W. Mills and F. E. Williamson. Frankfort congress delegates Fred Muller and Arthur Baker with alternates G. W. Drake and J. P. Davis. Joint county Tipton delegates C. B. Miller and Ora Ridge with alternates Ferry Lane and G. W. Young. Noblesse convention delegates Low Reveal Geo Osborn Chis Shannon John Mickel M. M. Haid J. F. Eberwein Perry Riggs Alva Mills Marion Miller. alternates N. H. Linthicum John Harbaugh G. W. Drake Mason Shoe Ora Sumner John Ple? J. E. Foust Chas Coleman Diet Sivenbepat Jesse Butcher.
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Osborn
Indianapolis
John Holmes
Sim Cox
J. W. Mills
F. E. Williamson
Frankfort
Fred Muller
Arthur Baker
G. W. Drake
J. P. Davis
Tipton
C. B. Miller
Ora Ridge
John Ple
J. E. Foust
Chas Coleman
Diet Sivenbepat
Jesse Butcher
Death of Perl Denoon at home funeral held near Zionsville
Perl Denoon seventeen daughter of Robt Denoon died after a long illness described as sciatic chemstatism. Funeral services were conducted at the family home in the southwest part of town and the body interred at the Cavta Village Cemetery near Zionsville.
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Perl Denoon
Robt. Denoon
Avta Village
Zions
Not More Simple Life For Him Metsker Changes Course
A. Metsker decides to retire from the simple life and buy a new Overland touring car. Indianapolis auto carnival last week influenced the decision.
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A. Metsker
Indianapolis
Comet S V Visible Today Across Morning Sky
The article notes Halley’s comet should appear to the naked eye this April with gradual brightening. It rises before dawn, moves south on the horizon, and reaches a peak in May, while Venus shines brightly in early morning skies.
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Maxy
Venus
Census Supplies Mailed to Farmers in Township
Supplies for the 1910 census have been mailed to farmers this week. Question lists ahead of the census man’s visit require thought and calculation to facilitate the counting. The census work begins next Friday.
Adams Township High School closes term with honors
Closing exercises at Adams Township High School were held at Bowler this week. Rev. Whitman of Indianapolis preached the Baccalaureate at the Christian church and Thomas H. Kuhn of Richmond delivered the class address at the commencement. Strong attendance and praise for Trustee Scott Supt Kercheval and the devoted faculty.
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Boxley
Scott
Supt
Kercheval
Injunction Against Power Company Reaches Circuit Court
In Noblesville circuit court Judge Vestal granted a temporary injunction in the case Noblesville Heat Light and Power Company versus the County Commissioners and White River Light and Power Company. The ruling bars payment to White River under current terms until a permanent injunction is decided and prevents disconnection of courthouse and jail lights. The article notes prior three year lighting contract and pending final hearing.
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Vestal
Noblesville Heat Light & Power Company
White River Light & Power Company
Court House
Virginia Hall
John Hall
Hall
Cicero
Photographs That Reveal True Character and Individuality
A description of photographs emphasizing their power to depict true character and best individual traits, suggesting portraits that capture deeper personality beyond surface appearance.
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Edwood
Fitzpatrick
Portland
Bamuel
Kusune
Snelbyve
Vetion
Fox
Chicago Evening Post
Stanley & Héanchain
Grav
Charles Smith
Labor
Ben Harris Peghe
Wm. Waiton
Rra
John Dillon
Chal Rairdon
Aes
Ora Hall
Bert Kincaid
Pear' Denoon
Census
Power Company
Thomas E. Morris
Atlanta
Noblesville
Morris
George W. Barker
Pennsylvania
J. A. Branson
Maxcene Elliott
W.E. Cox Grocery
J. L. Vickery
Newton’s Studio
South Ohio Street
Boards
Best On Earth
Jardiniere
National Bank
Cox
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