Democratic primary returns from county with multiple local races
Returns from 22 of 28 precincts show Bays leading Bedwell for prosecuting attorney by 673 votes and Hedrick ahead of Boone for representative by 265. Railsback tops for clerk with 1099 to Benefield 452, plus other counts for Denney Douthitt DeBaun. Bicknell leads Crowder 1473 to 726 while Noward Kemp Aydelotte Shipman trail. Padgett leads Brewer Walters Robards. Scott leads Decamp Over Nowlin Montgomery. Driver holds a large margin over Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bays
Charles Bedwell
Hedrick
Boone
Railsback
Benefield
Denney
Douthitt
DeBaun
Bicknell
Crowder
Noward
Kemp
Aydelotte
Shipman
Movore
Curry
Wibig
Banks
Padgett
Brewer
Walters
Robards
Scott
Bos
Decamp
Over
Nowlin
Montgomery
Driver
Bishop
Precinct Vote Totals From Jlefeer son Township Third Precinct
In JLEFEERSON TOWNSHIP Third Precinct district tallies show Montgomery 13 and Bishop 59 leading a list of candidates with other names such as Bedwell 12 Boone 23 Hedrick 18 Britton 6 Benefield 3 Dene and Dou thitt 20 Railsback 21 DeBaun 4 Bicknell 36 Crowder 14 Howard 41 Kemp 8 Ardelotte 6 Shipman 2 Moore 26 Curry 18 Banks 2 Wible 35 Walters 5 Robards 4 Padgett 35 Brewer 6 Scott 22 Decamp 4 Nowlin 1 and Driver 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays
Bedwell
Boone
Hedrick
Britton
Benefield
Dene
Douthitt
Railsback
DeBaun
Bicknell
Crowder
Howard
Kemp
Ardelotte
Shipman
Moore
Curry
Banks
Wible
Walters
Robards
Padgett
Brewer
Scott
Decamp
Over
Nowlin
Montgomery
Bishop
Driver
Haddon Township Voting Tally by Precincts and Candidates
The record lists precinct by precinct tallies for Bays Bedwell Boone Hedrick Britton Benefield Denney Douthitt Railsback DeBaun Bicknell Crowder Howard Kemp Aydelotte Shipman Moore Curry Banks Wible Walters Robards Padgett Brewer Scott Decamp Over Now in Montgomery Bishop Driver across First Precinct and a later batch with Over Nowlin Montgomery Bishop Driver.
Fairbanks Township First Precinct Vote Totals
Fairbanks Township First Precinct tallies list Bays 59 Bedwell 8 Boone 22 Hedrick 23 Britton 11 Benefield 14 Denney 0 Douthitt 1 Railsback 10 DeBaun 48 Bicknell 40 Crowder 23 Howard 12 Kemp 21 Aydelotte 29 Shipman 1 Moore 45 Curry 26 Banks 8 Wible 63 Walters 9 Robards 7 Padgett 37 Brewer 19 Scott 23 Decamp 42 Nowlin 5 Montgomery 1 Bishop 25 Driver 32 plus Over 4 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays
Bedwell
Boone
Hedrick
Britton
Benefield
Denney
Douthitt
Railsback
DeBaun
Bicknell
Crowder
Howard
Kemp
Aydelotte
Shipman
Moore
Curry
Banks
Wible
Walters
Robards
Padgett
Brewer
Scott
Decamp
Over
Nowlin
Montgomery
Bishop
Driver
Vote tallies recorded for Jackson Township precincts
In Hymera and Fifth precincts, voters tallied results with multiple candidates and quotients. Notable tallies include Railsback 118 and Wible 149 in Hymera, and Bishop 15 in Fifth Precinct alongside small counts for Bedwell, Denney, and Decamp across listed nominees.
Hamilton Township Fourth Precinct Results Noted
Fourth Precinct Bays list names Bedwell Boone Hedrick Britton Benefield Penney Douthitt Rallsback with totals 28 13 21 20 15 2 2 44. No further results or context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Township
Bays
Bedwell
Boone
Hedrick
Britton
Benefield
Penney
Douthitt
Rallsback
Unclear score roundup from scattered game notes
The provided text lists individual player scores for various teams including DeBaun Bicknell Crowder Howard Kemp Aydelotte Shipman Moore Curry Banks Wible Walters Robards Padgett Brewer Scott Decamp Over Nowlin Montgomery Bishop and Driver with points ranging from 0 to 54. The fragmentary notes do not form a coherent game report.
Cass Township Voting Precincts Report Ballot Counts
The document lists precincts Bays Bedwell Boone Hedrick Britton Benefield Denney Douthitt Railsback DeBaun Bicknell Crowder Howard Kemp Aydelotte Shipman Moore Curry Banks Wible Walters Robards Padgett Brewer Scott Decamp Over Nowlin Montgomery Bishop Driver Fourth Precinct with numerous candidate tallies recorded for each name. It presents granular tallies per precinct rather than a narrative outcome.
Gill Township Merom and New Lebanon Precinct Vote Totals
Ballot tallies show Bays 76 Bedwell 23 Boone 27 Hedrick 56 Britton 6 Benefield 49 Denney 1 Douthitt 7 Railsback 28 DeBaun 19 Bicknell 60 Crowder 50 Howard 16 Kemp 67 Ardelotte 15 Shipman 4 Moore 93 Curry II Banks 17 Wible 88 Walters 18 Robards 9 Padgett 25 Brewer 47 Seoatt 4 Decamp 61 Over 9 Nowlin 21 Montgomery 12 Bishop 26 Driver 73 in Gill Township Merom Precinct. New Lebanon Precinct tallies include Bays 54 Bedwell 34 Boone 19 Hedrick 50 Britcon 6 Benefield 25 Denney 5 Douthitt 4 Railsback 27 DeBaun 15 Bicknell 62 Crowder 16 Howard 9 Kemp 456 Aydelotte 12 Shipman 6 Curry 32 Banks 11 Wible 65 Walters 19 Robards 4 Padgett 25 Brewer 28 Scott 3 Decamp 6 Over 36 Nowlin 19 Montgomery 16 Bishop 39 Driver 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays
Bedwell
Boone
Hedrick
Britton
Benefield
Denner
Douhitt
Railsback
DeBaun
Bicknell
Crowder
Howard
Kemp
Aydelotte
Shipman
Moore
Curry
Banks
Wible
Walters
Robards
Padgett
Brewer
Scott
Decamp
Over
Nowin
Montgomery
Bishop
Driver
Denney
Douthitt
Nowlin
Douthnitt
PeBaun
Aydeloitte
Ardelotte
Curry II
Seoatt
New Lebanon
Britcon
Graysville
Farmersburg
Wibie
Shelburn West
Banke
Decammp
Shelburn East
Aydelctte
Curry Township precincts report vote tallies
Voting figures listed for Farmersburg Shelburn West and Shelburn East precincts with candidate tallies for Bays Bedwell Boone Hedrick Britton Benefield Denney Douthitt Railsback DeBaun Bicknell Crowder Howard Kemp Aydelotte Shipman Moore Curry Padgett Brewer Scott Decamp Nowlin Montgomery Bishop Driver and others across multiple precincts.
Burglary at Princeton Home Hits Local Figures
Burglars robbed the residence of Joe Heston near Princeton, taking clothing and an overcoat belonging to Ed Joyce, father in law of Joyce and a former city resident. A fine Elk's pin owned by W H Lucas is also reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. Joyce
Joe Heston
Princeton
Heston
Joyce
W. H. Lucas
Miss Jessie Holcomb Elopes With Clarence McKinney
Indianapolis reports a dramatic elopement after a moving car leap and rooftop escapes. Jessie Holcomb 1702 North Illinois street marries Clarence C. McKinney 115 West Twenty sixth street in Murfreesboro Illinois with mutual parents’ reluctant consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Holcomb
North Illinois Street
Clarence C. McKinney
West Twenty-sixth Street
J. S. Holcomb
McKinney
Murfreesboro
Noblesville
Miss Holcomb
L. J. Franlich
Northern Pacific Tea and Coffee Company
Kokomo
Logansport
Ill
Marion Club
Cooper Zaring
Lockyear University
Evansville
Indianapolis
Zaring
New Telephone Company
Union Station
Entertainment at Presbyterian Church by J Emerson Nye
J Emerson Nye, an acclaimed monologist and reader, headlines a Friday evening program at the Presbyterian church to benefit the parish. The choir joins for the show featuring The Portrayals of Human Life and Rip Van Winkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. Emerson Nye
Mr. Nye
Rip van Winkle
More pheasants shipped for Curry preserve
Ellery Hayden of the Hayden game preserve in Curry township received a notice from State Game Commissioner Sweeney that another shipment of Hungarian pheasants will be sent to the preserve. The birds will not be released until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery Hayden
Hayden Game Presive
Curry Township
Sweeney
Land Sale in Haddon Township finalizes to Ed Akin Jr
Commissioner Will Hays sells 39 acres in Haddon Township from Elizabeth Bowman to Ed W Akin Jr of Carlisle for 1625 dollars plus mortgages and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddon Township
Will H. Hays
Elizabeth Bowman
John Calloway
Ed. W. Akin, Jr
Carlisle
Curry Township Men Charged With Larceny Over Timber Work
Charles Harding and Med Lofton, Curry township residents, arrested on larceny charges by Adam Miller, former county sheriff. They deny guilt and posted bond. They say they cut timber for Miller but were not paid in full and kept part of the lumber after consulting an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Township
Charles Harding
Med Lofton
Adam Miller
Miller
City Finances Show Water Works Bonds Nearly Paid
City Treasurer Dubre reports a healthy financial state with only 8500 from 33000 water works bonds outstanding. The bonds issued in June 1896 were 23000 due 1916, with 33000 bonds later assumed by the town. a 95 dollar judgment from W L Slinkard will be paid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubre
Sullivan
Water Works
Water Works Company
W. L. Slinkard
Carl Gott Dies After Foot Injury and TB Infection
Dugger, Feb. 18. Carl Gott, 38, died Wednesday at St Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute following an operation for tuberculosis of the bone. Gott previously had his foot crushed in the Summit mine near Dugger, leading to amputation and later infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger
Carl Gott
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Gott
Summit
Here
Funeral of Arthur Willis Held at Home and Mt Calvary
The funeral for Arthur Willis who died at Hot Springs last Tuesday was held Friday morning at his father Marion Willis's home on West Beech street. The service was conducted by Rev. George H. Murphy, pastor of the Methodist church. Interment followed at Mt Calvary Cemetery, four miles east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Willis
Hot Springs
Marion Willis
West Beech Street
Rv. George H. Murphy
Methodist Church
Mt. Calvary
Grand Hotel owners sued over false imprisonment
The damage case for false imprisonment of Thomas Simpson vs. Perry H. Blue and C. W. Padgett, proprietors of the Grand hotel at Vincennes, has been venued here for trial. Simpson seeks 2,000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Simpson
Perry H. Blue
C. W. Padgett
Vincennes
Simpson
Perry Brown Pioneer Dies at 87 in Sullivan County
Perry Brown longtime county resident died at home five miles west of the city at age 87. He helped found Sullivan and helped build the old seminary. Survived by wife four daughters and one son. Funeral held at Corinth church with Rev. Hill officiating. Interment at Corinth. He was a Civil War veteran and a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Brown
Corinth Church
Mr. Hill
Martinsville
Corinth
Brown
Methodist Church
Sullivan
Frank Wilson
Hamilton Township
Lydia Woodard
Farmersburg
Emma Lovelace
Shelburn
Eli Boles
Cuthbert Brown
Dolly Gray Makes Return for Rose Poly Team
Terre Haute Tribune reporter Here Clark praises Dolly Gray Shelburn athlete for stylish play in Rose Poly practice. Gray, a former star, returns this season and may force lineup shifts including Hoffner at forward and Wente watching from the sidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Poly
Rose Polytechnic
Clark
Terre Haute Tribune
Dolly” Gray
Shelburn
Gray
Hoffner
Wente
Rose
City Council Enacts Ordinance Regulating Street Excavations
At a special meeting last Wednesday the city council passed a new ordinance requiring written applications to dig up streets or alleys. The process involves committee review, cost estimates, and a deposit with the treasurer. Street work must be supervised and a refund follows if conditions return to before.
Tax Dodgers Come Through in Sullivan
State board of tax commissioners probes sequestered taxes placed on county duplicates over three years. County Assessor Frank Hiatt reports $692,580 added to Sullivan County duplicates, with Cass County leading at $4,620,371. Legislature had sought to abolish the assessor’s office, using this data to argue for its necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Frank Hiatt
Cass County
State Board
Mutual Telephone Company seeks stock through city canvass
The new Mutual Telephone Company has begun soliciting stock with a thorough country canvass completed before stock solicitation in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mutual Telephone Company
Old steamer Mary Pri seeks bookings for biannual cruise
The Union appoints Duck Alsman as special agent to take Mary Pri cruise bookings and publish the log next week. Bob Kirkham and Wank Poston handle passenger information while Nick Davis and others resign from the Mary Pin Company. The vessel, deemed unseaworthy, has undergone repairs and sails tomorrow amid icebreaker conditions Conduciveness and Boor Jack. A Union meeting tonight will elect officers for the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Duck Alsman
Duck
Bob Kirkham
Wank Poston
Mary Pin Company
Nick Davis
Amos Goodwin
Calvin Campbell
Oscar Rich
Welman Lackey
J. W
Aingham
Ninjee
Union Offic
Conduciveness Campaign Closes in Gill Township Carnival
Rose Precinct reports the Gill township event ending with a carnival atmosphere and political theater. The allied congress of nations and local performers entertained crowds while attendees teased ballots and prizes, with readers urged to send in color of Burgundy’s election hat by the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milkweed Statesman
Gill
Hawkins, Bailey and Barnum
Allied Congress of Nations
Gill Township
Congress
Whispering Jim
Jim
Dr. Baker
Burgundy
J. Proctor Knotts
W. H. Lucas
Carlisle Weighs Expansion and New Street Lighting Plan
Carlisle is considering extending its corporate limits and will discuss the proposal at the next regular meeting. The town may purchase 20 arc lights to replace 1908 oil street lights, with figures to be provided by the Carlisle Coal and Clay Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Coal & Clay Company
Plew Fined for Drawing Ax on Brother-in-Law
Cud Plew a northwest area farmer was fined by Justice Kirkham last week for drawing an axe on his brother-in-law Charles Nash Nash and his wife are separated and the incident followed a visit to the Nash household by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plew
Cud Plew
Justice Kirkham
Charles Nash
Nash
Campaign notes on Sullivan county primary and Newsy observations
The report recounts weekend activity in Sullivan county during a Democratic primary campaign. It notes a long standing agreement among candidates against corrupt methods, mentions the presence of visiting statesmen, and recalls a history of harmony followed by post convention conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Cun
Democratic Committee
Bob Taylor and Frate Lison Refuse to Sign Agreement
Bob Taylor and Frate Lison did not sign the agreement, leaving the pact unsigned by the two individuals. The move injects uncertainty into negotiations and may affect the timetable for any joint action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taylor
Frate Lison
Farmers skip institute despite primary appeal
A large number of supposed farmers who were in town Friday did not attend the institute. They were drawn by the primary while several state leaders and calf binders who spent four days before the primary never raised enough corn to winter a goose.
Gathered Statesmen Drink At Riverside Barn
A group of seven or eight gathered at a riverbank barn for a quart of joy water on a weekend. After removing the cork one man talked about his ancestry while others watched with dryness and nerves. A fellow then took a bottle and injected a male’s ear into the interior. They did not finish the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lux
Neutral stance of Merom Herald and Hymera Vindicator during primary
The Merom Herald and Hymera Vindicator presented themselves as independent papers. Readers could not gauge the editors political leanings from their reporting or editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merom Herald
Hymera Vindicator
Sullivan County Democrats Gauge Tour Popularity in Primary
A report notes Sullivan County Democrats reach for support as interest in a primary grows. A manager concludes negotiations after interviewing several figures, affirming one person stands out as capable of delivering results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Mary Phateai Project Begins With 180 Workers
Sunday reports said some influence distributed Saturday froze at night though little remained. Duck Alsman, veteran supporter, stated Monday that 180 men were hired to start building the Mary Phateai. Most workers are said to be candidates who lost at yesterday's vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Alsman
Mary
No JP candidates nominated leaving Bob Kirkham prominently listed
The article notes no candidates were nominated for justice of the peace this cycle, resulting in Bob Kirkham featuring prominently on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Bob Kirkham
Was &Ct
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Jlefeerson Township
Third Precinct
Fairbanks Township
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Hymera
Cass Township
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Drives
Merom Precinct
Turman Township
Bell Precinct
Bedford
Ind
Franlich
Sullivan Commandery No
Knights Templar
Mary Pri
WLAN
Congress OF Nations
Vidence Satuday
Gleniveal
Pymur
Jim Hopewetl
Chey
Tae
Manasar
Fially
Cine
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