District Republican Convention Called for May 17 1910 Bloomington IN
A call issued by the Second District Republican Committee announces a delegate district convention in Bloomington Monroe County Indiana on May 17 1910 at 1 pm to nominate a Congressional candidate and conduct other business. Delegates apportioned by county and votes from 1908 are named with committee duties set for 1100 am and 1 pm sessions. County committees will publicize delegate meetings two weeks prior.
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Bloomington
Monroe County
Indiana
Congress
Winfield T. Durbin
Deviess
Greene
Knox
Obie de
Lawrence Wee
Martin
Po Bal
Owen
Pia Ds Denneris de Bea
Sullivan Sac Ewe
Republicans of Sullivan County to Hold Township Conventions
Call issued for township conventions to elect delegates to the Republican District and Judicial Conventions. Meetings set for May 1910 at 2 p m in multiple townships including Hymera Shelburn Fairbanks Sullivan Dugger Graysville New Lebanon Carlisle Pleasantville with delegate counts assigned and alternates to be chosen.
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Sullivan County
Bloomington
Linton
Jackson Township
Hymera
Curry Township
Shelburn
Fairbanks
Hamilton Township
Sullivan
Cass Township
Dugger
Turman Township
Graysville
Gill Township
New Lebanon
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Jefferson Township
Pleasantville
T. ED. Hoover
Dirrelle Chaney
Indiana Editors Back Marshall for Senator
In Indiana eighty of eighty one democratic editors vote for Thomas R. Marshall for senator, leaving questions about Mr. Poynter’s stance whether he supports Tom Taggart or aligns with Marshall after recent bitter feuding.
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Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Mr. Poynter
Tom Taggart
Republicans tighten grip as insurgents align with regulars
The piece notes a general Republican awakening within both House and Senate, with Dalzell dominating the House Rules Committee and Speaker Cannon wielding influence. It says insurgents align with regulars to push GOP measures, predicting unity and strengthened chances in November and a durable Republican majority despite earlier dissension. It mentions Norris as temporary presiding officer signaling a repressed internal conflict and notes Democratic prospects dimming amid the new alignment.
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House
Democratic Old Guard
Dalzell
Cannon
Clark
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
House Rules Committee
Col
Albert Clarke
Boston
Henry Watterosa
Frank Hurd
Massachusetts
Foss
Buchanan
Cleveland
Lovering
Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Republican Party Self Assured on Reform and Health
A partisan voice asserts the Republican Party can reform itself and stand strong against wrongdoing. It claims the party has public confidence and can meet any health check or challenge posed by the Democratic Party.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Prohibitionists Dissatisfied With Indiana Tea Party Position
The prohibition party and temperance democrats in Indiana oppose the Republican stance on the temperance proposition. They acknowledge Republicans have advanced temperance laws, more than the prohibition and democratic parties in a lifetime. The notice also states mortgage exemptions filed by Hawkins, Haddon & Bailey.
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Indiana
Prohibition
Hawkins, Haddon & Bailey
Greene County Considers Endorsement for appellate judge Harris
Greene county officials debate whether to publicly back Judge Harris for the appellate bench. Supporters cite prior rulings and judicial demeanor while opponents call for broader consultation and criteria.
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Greene County
Harris
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