Quiet Title Suit Returns Non Residents of Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court in Sullivan County Indiana hears a complaint to quiet title against non residents including Francis Campbell and heirs. The case covers part of the north west quarter of section 18 in township 7 north range 10 west and sets a May 22 1916 answering deadline at the Sullivan County Courthouse. A. G. McNabb represents the plaintiffs Jesse M. Cramer and Cora J. Cramer in this 1916 action.
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Indiana
Sullivan Country
Sullivan Circuit Court
Jesse M. Cramer
Cora J. Cramer
Francis (. Campbell
A. G. McNabb
Francis C. Campbell
F.C. Campbell
Campbell
Ef.cc. Campbell
Devisees
Francis C. Cammpbell
F. C
Township 7
Phillips Street
Springer
Merom
Sullivan County
A. D. Woodworth
Republican gains seen in nationwide elections say ex senator
Former Senator J A Hemenway of Indiana claims everything points to a Republican year. He notes large by election and primary advantages for Republicans and cites Indiana results where Goodrich leads the Democrat and Progressive vote, and Fairbanks leads Wilson for the presidential nomination. He argues a reunited Republican Party could win Indiana in the fall and gain Senate control as fourteen states seek United States Senators.
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Washington
J. A. Hemenway
Indiana
Capitol
Goodrich
United States Senate
Fairbanks
Wilson
United States
West Virginia
Nebraska
Maine
Arizona
Tennessee
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Montana
Nevada
Ohio
Mississippi
National Congress
Party of Protection, Progress and Prosperity
Bryan
Clark
Underwood
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
Predictions for Republican Return in 1916 Elections
Senator Jacob H. Gallinger argues the Republican Party will regain power nationwide in 1916. He predicts a Republican president and vice president, with gains sufficient to control the House and likely the Senate, noting a possible nine-seat change. He sees strong prospects for Republican success in many states.
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United States
Jacob H. Gallinger
Congress
House
Senate
Notice of Appointment for Joel Perennus Estate
The undersigned was appointed administrator of the estate of Joel Perennus Sullivan County Vinne deceased. The estate is believed solvent. John Barcu a administrator Joan C l tianey attorney. First insertion April 6 2006.
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Joel
Perennus
Sullivan County
Invinne
John OF
Barcua
Administracoe
Joan CL Ctianey
Notice to Contractors for New Lebanon School Annex 1916
Sealed proposals will be received until 1 30 P M Tuesday April 18 1916 by H V Lisman Township Trustee Gill Township Sullivan County Indiana for erection and completion of the proposed high school building annex and repairs to the grade township school at New Lebanon. Separate bids for heating plumbing septic and electric wiring. Bid deposits required with checks payable to H V Lisman. Right to reject any and all bids reserved. First insertion March 29 1916.
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H. V. Lisman
Gill Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
New Lebanon
J. W. Gaddis
Vincennes
Notice of Final Settlement for Burchard Lucas Estate
Walter F. Wood, administrator of Burchard Lucas, deceased, files final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for Monday May 1 1916, the first judicial day of the May term 1916. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Walter F. Wood administrator. Walter F. Woop attorney.
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Walter F. Wood
Burchard Lucas
Sullivan Circuit Court
Democratic dissent over sugar repeal in Underwood tariff
Democratic House members voice strong opposition to undoing the free sugar provision in the Underwood tariff bill. Representative Warren Worth Bailey of Pennsylvania says the party spoke loudly about how sugar would be treated when defeating Republicans and now opposes reversing it after three years.
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House
Warren Worth Bailey
Pennsylvania
Senator Wadsworth Refuses to Leap Frog Faust
Capitol anecdote rounds regarding a reply by Senator Wadsworth of New York to a correspondent asking if he would follow the President. The senator said he could not play leap frog faust enough in relation to the subject.
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Capitol
Wadsworth
New York
Leap Frog
Wilson and Clark clash over tariff policy and political strategy
The piece critiques President Wilson in context of tariff reform and national preparedness. It notes Clark’s perceived age, analyzes a straw vote showing Republican strength, and alleges Wilson favors gag rules to push through legislation without debate. It questions future positions and Mr Wilson's stance if he revisits the issue.
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Wilson
Europe
House
Congress
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