Beveridge Urges Citizen Duty In Fourth Of July Oration
Senator Beveridge spoke at Moulds Park Anderson Indiana on Independence Day urging citizens to fight organized greed and partisanship for universal rights. He denounced child labor and called for citizenship over party loyalty in defense of liberty and equality.
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Beveridge
Moulds Park
Anderson
Ind
Associated Charities of Anderson and the
Industrial School
Oost
Beef Trust
Indiana
Republic
Naton
Democratic publicity bureau wrangles over liquor tariff stance
Indianapolis correspondence reports the Democratic state's publicity bureau under Guernsey Van Riper faces a split advisory group led by Taggart followers. Key questions include liquor policy, tariff for revenue vs public purposes, and how to appeal to voters amid internal disagreements and weak unified strategy.
Remembering a Local Postmaster Choice
George W. Duncan named postmaster at Greenfield twenty five years after appointing W O Barnard deputy prosecutor for Henry county. Duncan earlier was prosecutor for Hancock and Henry. Barnard, now a congressman, appoints his old friend to the post. This quiet remembrance is pleasing.
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George W. Duncan
Greenfield
W. O. Barnard
Henry County
Duncan
Hancock and
Henry
Mr. Barnard
Barnard
Congress
Hoosier Promoted to Government Posts in Washington
Charlies F. Jones of Brooksville Ind has been named elicitor in the justice department in Washington D C He formerly represented the United States before the Spanish Treaty Claims commission where he saved the government about 63000 900 A Hoosier Republican earns recognition Ernest Elkin of Bowling Green Ind has moved to Washington to join the census department.
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Charlies F. Jones
Brooksville
Ind
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Jones
United States
Hoosier
Ernest Elkin
Bowling Green
Washington
Census
Gulley Leads as Lawyer in Republican Secretary of State Bid
Otis E. Gulley, a Danville lawyer since 1891, known as a powerful orator and organizer, runs a canvass for secretary of state on the Republican ticket. He rose from boyhood work to become noted for legal skill and leadership including in the Hinshaw murder case.
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Otis E. Gulley
Sons of Veterans
Hinshaw
Danville
Politigal Paragraphs on Public Appointments
Wirley Rudd of Plainfield becomes securities clerk for the auditor of state. F. C. Green of New Albany appointed to the U S Geological Survey. George L. Hoffman of Indianapolis named clerk in the Agriculture Department in Washington. John F. Landis, son of ex congressman C B Landis, is a second lieutenant at West Point graduating to the U S Army.
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Wirley Rudd
Plainfield
Auditor of State
George L. Hoffman
Indianapolis
Department of Agriculture
Washington
John F. Landis
C. B. Landis
United States Army
West Point
Congressman Barnhart Takes Rest After Collapse
Congressman Barnhart a Democrat from the Thirteenth district rests still recovering from a collapse caused by Washington heat.
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Barnhart
Thirteeth
Washington
Indiana leader backs Roosevelt for national federation role
Co L Jewett a prominent Indiana Democrat backs Theodore Roosevelt for a high position in the National Civic Federation citing Roosevelt's ability and leadership.
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Co. L. Jewett
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
National Civic Federation
Jewett
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt Campaign Speech Hint
The text suggests Roosevelt could be urged to speak in 1919 if the Republican Party in Congress has passed significant legislation he can cite with pride. The note frames potential leverage for addressing voters and defending party actions.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Noblesville Man Launches Ninth District Campaign
E. E. Neal of Noblesville begins an active campaign in the Ninth district to win the congressional seat from Marty Morrison of Frankfort. He has just returned from Washington where he met President Taft.
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E. E. Neal
Noblesville
Frei
Marty Morrison
Frankfort
Mr. Neal
Washington
Taft
Taft's Congress Program Praised Amid Critics
The president's program is carried out in a gratifying way and supporters warn critics to consider the Taft method. Some citizens and editors who rushed to judgment may face a quiet period of reflection.
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Taft
Congress
Terre Haute Paper Credits Taggart in Kern Penalty Claim
The Terre Haute Tribune credits Tom Taggart with forcing John W. Kern to submit to a public rebuke by Senator Shively. The note mentions Crawford Fairbank and places the incident at French Lick as the scene of the Kern penance.
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Terre Haute
Governor's selection for state inspector debated in Twelfth District
The Democratic state inspector spot is to be drawn from the Twelfth district with Steve Fleming, Democratic boss and Governor Marshall's aide, naming the favored candidate. Other districts question when the governor will end Fleming's dictation on state jobs.
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Steve Fleming
Marshall
Taft Uses Big Stick to Pass Key Republican Bills
The editorial notes President Taft wields the big stick to push Senate amendments on the appropriations bill, and to force the filibustered Senate to adopt the house postal savings bank bill. Public sentiment backs the move, with Congress members recognizing necessity.
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Taft
House
Senate
House Postal Savings Bank
Congress
South Bend
Dem
Tavener Hired by the Trusts in Indiana Campaign
Washington reports reveal that Myr Tavener was paid by the international shipping trust and allied combines to run a Harmon and Harmony publicity bureau. The Indiana committee now funds a Washington style operation at $60 a week, funded by the same interests.
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Washington
Tor Taggart
Myr Taggart
Indiana
Tavener
Shipping Trust
Harmon and Harmony
Taggart
State Central Committee
International Shipping Trust
Great Steel Corporation
Railroad Combines
Lumber Combine
Meat Packers
Harvester Trust
Sugar Trust
Herman Oelrichs
Democratic National Committee
Tom Taggart
Alton B. Parker
Oelrichs
C. H. Tavener
T Oelrichs
Taggart State Central Committee
Harmon and Harmony,” Shipping Trust
Indiana Bureau of Democratic Publicity
Democrats Give Up on Crumpacker Fight in Tenth District
Democrats acknowledge they cannot defeat Congressman Crumpacker in the Tenth district race. The shift signals a change in strategy as Crumpacker holds a firm lead and party officials recalibrate plans ahead of the election.
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Crumpacker
Democrats renominate Adair for Congress in Muncie
High district Democrats will re nominate John A. M. Adair of Portland for congress at Muncie. Ollie James of Kentucky, the biggest Democrat in captivity, will give a chautauqua talk at Kokomo on July 29. Huntington county Democrats are split and one result may be the removal of Z. T. Dungan from the ticket as a state representative candidate.
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John A. M. Adair
Portland
Congress
Muncie
Ollie James
Kentucky
Kokomo
Huntington County
Z. T. Dungan
Stivers Starts Semi Weekly Paper in Richmond
Charles W. Stivers editor of the Liberty Herald launches a semi weekly newspaper at Richmond. He is recognized as a prominent Republican editor in Indiana.
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Charles W. Stivers
Liberty Herald
Richmond
Mr. Stivers
Indiana
McClew Endorsed Strong Candidate for Joint District
Maurice J. McClew, Republican nominee for joint representative from Steuben and LaGrange counties, is conceded to be a strong man. He was nominated on a full endorsement of the Republican state platform.
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Maurice J. McClew
Steuben
Lagrange
Republicans in Ninth district buoyed for victory says editor
Kokomo Tribune editor J. A. Kautz says Republicans in the Ninth district are in better shape than in many years and have good reason to feel victory is in the air. The remark underscores growing optimism about party prospects in that region.
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J. A. Kautz
Kokomo
Mrs Cullop Noted Washington Society Figure
Mrs. W A Cullop wife of the Democratic congressman from the Second district has been a leading society figure in Washington. Her husband faces a tough task convincing his district that Mrs Cullop should remain prominent in Washington circles.
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W. A. Cullop
Washington
France mourns lost five dollar bill in Indianapolis cafe
J Fred France of Huntington laments losing a five dollar bill left on a table at Tom Taggart's cafe in Indianapolis. France is a Democratic candidate for state office and says he will need the money before November.
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J. Fred France
Huntington
Tom Taggart
Indianapolis
France
Barker and Strong Nominated for Cass Fulton Seats
Co W Barker of Winona named by Cass and Pulaski Republicans for joint senator. Everett O Strong of Akron is the Republicans nominee for joint representative for Cass and Fulton. Both candidates are strongly instructed for Senator Beveridge.
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Co. W. Barker
Winona
Cass
Pulaski
Everett O. Strong
Akron
Fulton
Beveridge
Mount Named Republican Attorney General Candidate
Finley P. Mount, a self made and respected citizen, is nominated for attorney general on the Republican state ticket. A gifted speaker, his Leb aon convention address drew wide attention after a teaching and law study career, and he serves as county attorney and a Bash college trustee.
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Finley P. Mount
Lebanon
Mount
Crawfordsville
Jas. A. Mount
Wabash College
Portlands Cement Block Factory and Regional Expansions
BOOSTS Portland opens a new cement block factory while Kokomo plans a large scale theater. Washington seeks funds for a plow factory and a trolley line from Ft Wayne to Chicago. Valparaiso and Northern electric line under construction. Greentown to host a National Mitten Works branch. Shelburn reports record mine payroll last Saturday. West Hammond Savings and Trust to open August 1. Rail traffic peaks as vacation season starts. Major improvements planned for C C L railroad. Anderson freight business grows signaling need for expanded facilities.
Growth sparks building boom in Jasonville
Jasonville sees a building boom with more than twenty five houses under construction to meet growing demand. Hammond business leaders say times are never better in that city and insist that good times are worth preserving.
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Jasonville
Hammond
City courted for factories amid labor demand and rail bids
Gary seeks three new factories contingent on city providing female workers. Marion aims to land Clover Leaf and Co C L railroad shops now under common ownership. Vincennes reports record grain-hauling by railroads as wheat prices stay high, delighting farmers.
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Gary
Marion
Clover Leaf
Vincennes
Factories pay nine thousand weekly to workers in Anderson
Live payrolls energize commerce as new plants operate in Anderson. Employers offer high weekly wages, boosting spending and local business activity.
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Anderson
Electric Plant Lights Indiana Farm Home Prosperity
Edwin Kemp of Huntington County installs an electric power plant to illuminate his farm home and outbuildings. The move sheds new light on the growing prosperity of Indiana farmers.
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Edwin Kemp
Huntington County
Indiana
Indiana Democratic publicity bureau hires critic Guernsey Van Riper
Indianapolis publicist Guernsey Van Riper is chosen to energize the Democratic party with a new publicity bureau led by Tom Taggart. His readings will be interwoven with quartet performances by Stokes Jackson, George Beebe, Sam Ralston, and Ed Hoffman as the group searches for accessible songs and plans seclusion until suitable music is found.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Guernsey van Riper
Indianapolis Star
van Riper
Stokes Jackson
Sam Ralston
Lebanon
George Beebe
Anderson
Ed. G. Hofman
Fort Wayne
Hoffman
Steve Fleming
Tom Marshall
Taggart
Tom Taggart
Joe Fanning
Gus Belmont
Democratic Party
A. BR. Parker
van Rijer
Indiana
Tom Taggart Kketts
French Lick
Denison Hotel
Boone County
Hancock County
Democratic Publicity Bureau
Bureau
Indianapolis
Ed Hoffman
City Clerk Notice First Insertion June 29 1910
Public notice from City Clerk J. F Schroeder dated June 29 1910 announces a first insertion for official records. The brief entry indicates a formal clerical action and upcoming postings in municipal notices.
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J. 5. Schroeder
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S.A. Holmes, PM
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