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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
6
Miller and Jackson Seek Statewide Offices in Race
United States Senator Hugh Th. Miller campaigns in Columbus for reelection while Judge Ed Jackson runs in Newcastle for Secretary of State as part of a contested statewide slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hugh Th. Miller
Columbus
ED Jackson
Newcastle
Democratic Paper Denounces Fraud in State Legislature
The Scott County Journal denounces a high level fraud in enrolled bills and calls for accountability. It questions Governor Ralston, Lieutenant Governor O'Neil, Speaker Cook, and Mr. Quillen, urging penitent action and stating voters will punish the party in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County Journal
Indiana
Ralston
O’neil
Homer L. Cook
Miller Seen as Clean Choice for U S Senator in Indiana
The Madison Courier endorses Hugh Th. Miller for U S Senator, praising him as an able man who cares for people over party, pledging he will work for the American people, justice for all classes, and U S rights, while opposing graft and questionable legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Th. Miller
Senate
United States
Miller
Miller Emerges as Trustworthy Senate Candidate
In Monticello Herald prose, Hugh Th. Miller earns praise at public meetings. Voters express confidence in his public service record as a tested, principled candidate for U S Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Herald
Hugh Th. Miller
U. S
Expense of the 1913 Indiana House and Senate Debacle
W H Blodgett cites the Indiana legislature’s 1913 costs totaling 160 811 49 with wages for members and staff dominating. He charges machine patronage by Tom Taggart Crawford Fairbanks and notes extra pay to clerks, doorkeepers, stenographers and ward appointees including Homer L Cook and Alex Manning amid graft accusations and civil service reform debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hall
Wm. P. O’neill
Indiana House Journal
Indiana Senate Journal
Homer L. Cook
House
Speaker Cook
Auditor of State
Cook
House Journal
Sam Quillen
Paul Hill
Charles Washington
Thomas Taggart
O’neill
Mr. Taggart
Alex
State House
Gene M. Raab
Senate
Taggart
Senate Journal
Curtis
Manning
Senate Chamber
Smith Askren
Harrison County
Smith
Raab
Robert Wigton
Tommy Wright
W. B. Burford
Wright
Tommy
Baltimore
Harry Bassett
Harry
Bassett
Joseph E. Bell
Indianapolis
Bell
Michael Frees
Michael Clark
George I. Eisner
C. A. Teteur
James A. Sweeney
Fleming
John Gantner
Mike Cummins
L. W. Bellamy
Leon Foy
The
State Journal
Manuel Kenneday
Alex Banks
Billie Miller
John Banks
Tim Butler
John Carter
Aureal
Roosevelt Endorses Hugh T Miller For Senator
The Muncie Press reports Colonel Roosevelt would back Hugh T Miller for United States Senator if he were an Indiana. Roosevelt praises Miller as clean capable and courageous and free of factionalism or bossism. He notes Miller’s choice not to run for governor and endorses a Republican gubernatorial candidate, urging Beveridge to seize the opportunity presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Miller
Muncie
Roosevelt
Hugh T. Miller
United States
Hinman
Beveridge
Ars
101 Ranch Real Wild West Opens with True Hospital Setup
The 101 Ranch Real Wild West in Bliss Oklahoma features an on site emergency hospital led by Dr Crawford a Baudoin College graduate. His tent offers a complete miniature hospital with two patient cots three stretchers bandages splints and a full surgical kit ready for arena calls. A matinee and night performance are set for September 1 at Coffman Park in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
101 Ranch
Real
Crawford
Bliss
Oklahoma
Baudoin College
Red Cross
The
Wild West
Sullivan
Coffman Park
Summer Constipation Dangers and Po Do Lax Remedy
Summer constipation is labeled more dangerous than other seasons due to contaminated foods and fermentation in the stomach. Drinking cold water in heat worsens stomach distress, leading to colic fever and poisoning. Po Do Lax is advertised to increase bile and relieve congested waste, claiming quick relief.
Haute Star and the Union One Year Bocai
A brief note records a one year period involving the Haute Star and a union, with terse details about the parties and duration. It mentions Bocai in connection with the agreement or event and notes no further actionable specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er -Haute
UNION
Bocai
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