Indiana Republicans Hopeful on Heaton and Others in Twelfth District Race
Summary of a party review praising Judge O N Heaton’s nomination for Congress in Indiana’s Twelfth district and highlighting the strength of several Republican candidates across districts. It notes Bland’s campaign in the Second, Neal in the Ninth, Barnard’s rising candidacy, and Cox and Moorman’s campaigns, with emphasis on party unity and expected gains statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge O. N. Heaton
Fort Warne
Congress
Judge Heaton
Judge Crumpacker
John B. Peterson
Steel Corporation
Western Union Telegraph Company
Indiana
Repubicans
Oscar E. Bland
Bland
W. A. Cullop
EB. E. Neal
Martin Morrison
Frankfort
Neal
Morrison
State Assembly
W. O. Barnard
John L. Thompson
Cass County
Linton A. Cox
United Republican Party
Marion County
Cox
John L. Moorman
Moorman
City Boss Taggart Faces Opposition in Democratic Split
From a distant view the Democratic scene centers on Tom Taggart as city boss versus Steve Fieming, described as the governor's vicegerent in a plunder scene. The phrasing highlights intra party power struggle and alleged corruption shadows.
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Tom Taggart
Steve Fieming
The Humiliation of John W Kern Peeds
A fragmentary report mentions John W Kern and a caucus betrayal, with scant readable context and no clear outcome or dates. The text shows garbled phrases about humiliation and political maneuvering without verifiable specifics.
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John W. Kern
Oly Endther
Democratic publicity bureau and Indiana party leaders debate
The Terre Haute Tribune reflecting Crawford Fairbanks praises a Taggartized Democratic editorial meeting as a happy Indiana event and credits Tom Taggart with the party’s patriotism. It questions where the Marshall administration fits and wonders about the future role of Governor Marshall in party publicity.
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Indiana
John W. Kern
Shively
Kern
French Lick
Taggart
Momus C. Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Crawford Fairbanks
Tom Taggart
Fairbanks
Marshall
Thomas Taggart
French Lick Hotel
New Democratic Publcity Bureau
Governor frees three bootleggers on parole in Harmony
Wize Brooks Otto Woolery and Charlies Kelley were sentenced by Judge Rawley in the Clay circuit court to six months in jail and a 250 dollar fine plus costs for operating blind tigers at Harmony. Governor Thomas R. Marshall ordered their parole Wednesday. The action appears to back his pledge to enforce temperance laws.
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Wize Brooks
Otto Woolery
Charlies Kelley
Rawley
Clay
Harmony
Thomas R. Marshall
Brazil
Marshall
Taft Confidence Maintained Amid Election Results
The results show the people were justified in maintaining confidence in President Taft. The report emphasizes continued support for his policies and leadership following the voting outcome.
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Taft
Public Citizen in Private Life Charles Fairbanks at Home
The former vice president Charles Warren Fairbanks rests quietly in Indianapolis after a world tour. He writes on timely topics and greets friends while giving occasional public addresses. He frequently discusses the American Y M C A in foreign fields and is seen as a possible successor to Ambassador Whitelaw Reid in London before next November.
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indianapolis
United States
Fairbanks
Whitelaw Reid
Court of St. James
Indiana
Republicans Gain Ground in Vigo County as Lamb Machine Frays
Terre Haute report says Vigo County Republicans look solid after primaries while Democratic splits deepen. Lamb led machine suffers as Don M. Roberts and city engineer defect and may align with Crawford Fairbanks amid party disarray.
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Vigo County
Terre Haute
Ind
John E. Lamb
Crawford Fairbanks
Lamb-Foley
Lamb Machine
Don M. Roberts
Roberts
Judge Batt
John B. Lamb
Taggart
Speaking of Chances and the Kern Shively Charges
A Democratic editor labels the Kern charges against Shively as trumped up by Republicans to harm Kern's chances. The piece questions who would claim Kern had real chances and whether he falsified bribery allegations.
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Kern
Shively
Trump
Taft Praises First Regular Session Rail Regulation
President Taft declares the current congress fulfilled party pledges with the first regular session. He notes the enactment of what he calls the best railroad regulation law, while acknowledging capitalization supervision was omitted but will be pursued next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Beveridge
Taft
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
Postal Savings Bank
Senate
Bureau of Mines
Republican Party
W. 4 H. Taft
Sullivan Fire Limits Ordinance 1910 Defines Boundaries and Rules
Ordinance 24 sets the fire limits for Sullivan Indiana. It prohibits wooden buildings within the limits and prescribes fire safe construction, permits, inspections, nuisance declarations, penalties, and enforcement. The measure requires two newspaper publications in June-July 1910.
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City OF
Sullivan
Indiana
Wall Streets
Wall Street
Section Street
State Streets
State Street
Sullivan Union
Jos. S. Schroeder
Mrs Mary French Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Mary French returned to her Riverton home Saturday following a visit with Mrs. Amy Murdock.
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Mary French
Riverton
Amy Murdock
Murray Crawley Visits Father in Town
Murray Crawley of Chicago visited his father, David Crawley, here Monday.
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Murray Crawley
Chicago
David Crawley
Hall's Catarrh Cure ad declares $100 reward for incurable cases
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. asserts a $100 reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notarized statement from December 6, 1886, promises testimonials, notes internal remedy action, and lists Toledo as the address with drugsellers selling the product for 75 cents along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
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Ben Shively
Heaton
Bland Hustling
Crum
Packer
Thompson
Barnard
Tay- Lew Ellingham
Vanderburg
Ceived
Crawford
Congratu
Committee On Water and Fire Department
Common Council
T. E. Hoover
John B. Booker
Sullivan Circuit Court
Citizens Trust Building
Sullivan County
Jacob A. Booker
Section
Township
Silver Chaney
John C. Chaney
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