Republican principles and party vitality praised in editorial
The piece extols the republican party as rooted in essential principles and destined to triumph. It argues Hughes and Fairbanks will win and supports restoring the protective tariff and national self respect. It notes Indiana democratic officers lax in duties while state employees cash monthly pay.
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Republican Party
United States
Hughes
Fairbanks
Princeton Clarion
Platform Clashes Over Shipping Bill Endorsement and Policy
The St Louis convention platform strongly backs the administration shipping bill now before Congress. It preserves support despite prior rejection and notes the 50 million dollar appropriation to fund merchant vessels with government priority in war. Critics cite subsidies, canal tolls, and foreign competition as flaws in the measure.
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St. Louis
Panama Canal
Europe
Omaha Bee
Indiana Auditor and Staff Named As Adair Campaign Managers
Dale Crittenberger the democratic auditor of state earning 7500 dollars yearly and James Fry an employee at 4000 dollars yearly will act as campaign managers for John Adair the democratic gubernatorial candidate. Their time will mainly be spent on political work paid for by taxpayers. Adair previously left his public post in Washington to tour Indiana in his own interest. Indiana newspapers have criticized that move and may press Crittenberger and Fry to quit their campaigning duties.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Dale Crittenberger
James Fry
John Adair
Washington
Crittenberger
Fry
Shortages Found In Army Mobilization At Border
Bucyrus Ohio Telegram notes repeated states sent troops to the border as the administration knew the crisis was urgent. National Guard mobilized and held in readiness, yet orders to entrain for the South revealed a lack of socks and shirts. Washington shipped vast socks and shirts to Europe but not for our own soldiers.
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Bucyrus
Ohio
The
Telegraph
Europe
Washington
Four More Years for Woodrow Predicted in Tribune Column
B L T's Line o Types in the Chicago Tribune declares the humorous forecast that Woodrow Wilson will serve four additional years. The piece marks the columnist's quip on political tenure and the looming era.
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Chicago Tribune
Woodrow
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment relieves knee pain after years of suffering. James S. Ferguson of Philo Pa reports wonderful relief from a single application. The copy urges readers to try the product, noting it penetrates without rubbing and costs 25 cents at drug stores.
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Sloan
James S. Ferguson
Philo
Sullivan Saturday Fairs May Be Revived
The Sullivan Chamber of Commerce board discussed revival of Saturday Fairs held in September and October. The chamber plans to back the project for farmers in Sullivan county and expects petitions to Representative Cullop on reviving the old motor route system. Cluster light plans remain under committee study with no action yet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan County
Dr King’s New Discovery Helps Cold Sufferers
Advice urges rest and a careful diet when ill with a cold and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy, with tine tar antiseptic oils and balsams, soothes coughs and throat, eases bronchial tubes, clears the head, and is sold by druggists as a long trusted family cough syrup.
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Dr. King
Local Families Return From Trips And Accident Report
Mr and Mrs John C Chaney and family and Mrs Lee Bays returned Saturday night from a week long automobile trip to Fort Wayne and Tri Lakes. Berry Boston of Washington was injured when his car overturned Friday night en route from Sullivan to Washington. Mr and Mrs C H Stratton left Saturday for Leland Michigan to visit during warm weather. Mrs BE Jones and son Claude with Misses Olea and Lola Poston returned Sunday from Trinity Springs, traveling by the Jones automobile.
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John C. Chaney
Dirrelle Chaney
Lee Bays
Fort Wayne
Tri-Lakes
Vincennes
Washington
Berry Boston
Sullivan
C. H. Stratton
Leland
Mich
Mr. Stratton
Stratton
BE. J. Jones
Claude
Olea
Lola Poston
Trinity Springs
Jones Automobile
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