More Privates Needed in Progressive Party
Indiana Republican observers claim the Progressive Party is fading, with many members returning to the Republicans or remaining party loyalists. The piece notes tensions over tariffs, the Wilson plan, and Roosevelts diminished impact, predicting stronger Republican prospects in several congressional districts if progressives fail to rebound.
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Progressive Party
Robert G. Tucker
Indianapolis
Indiana
Democratic Cincinnati Enquirer
Hoyt
Reublican
Progressives
Ganerpals
Roosevelt
Beveridge
James P. Goodrich
Republican National
Coodrich
Coponel
Photane
South America
Pep
Congress
Progressives Stronger Than Primaries Signal GOP Gains
Analysis notes that progressives appear stronger than indicated in primaries though no major tests yet. Republicans are gaining ground faster than Democrats and progressives may not be holding their own.
New Modern Dancing Expert Endorses Allen's Foot Easy
The leading New York City instructor E Fletcher Hallamore reports using Allen's Foot-Ease for ten years. He dances eight to ten hours daily, says the antiseptic powder keeps feet cool, reduces friction, and prevents aching feet. He recommends it to all pupils and provides a sample offer.
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New York City
Allen
E. Fletcher Hallamore
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Indiana Politics Shaken as Republicans Unite in State
Indiana Democrats grow anxious as Republican unity strengthens in the state. The Bull Moose movement fades, and Indiana Republicans nominate a progressive platform, prompting Democratic leaders to press President Wilson for aid while facing higher taxes and a stronger GOP coalition.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic Machine
Indiana
Free Trade Party
Bull Moose Party
Wilson
G. Oo. P
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs
Advert says persistent coughs and bronchial troubles weaken the system and weight loss follows. A 50 cent bottle of Dr King s New Discovery is claimed to stop coughing with the first dose and aid throat and lung ailments. A Muscatine Alabama testimonial cites life saving effects for a wife with hot summer illness. Sold at Joe K Smock and Son s for 50c and 1.00.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
Connellsville Coke Makers Close Plants Amid Oven Blowouts
The Daily Iron Trade of Cleveland reports that Connellsville coke makers are shutting down works and, in the past week, blew out over 3,000 ovens signaling preparations for a dull summer.
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Daily Iron Trade of
Cleveland
Connellsville
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined and was once deemed curable only locally. Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a constitutional treatment that works on the blood and mucous membranes. The ad claims a $100 reward if it fails and lists Toledo, Ohio, as the maker with sales by druggists at 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Jesus
Lee resigns from Progressive clerk race in Madison County
Anderson Indiana June 4 James O Lee resigns as Progressive candidate for Madison County Clerk citing no chance of election. He urges unity on a ticket that could win. Charles S Deneen ex governor of Illinois to speak at upcoming Madison County Republican convention as Republicans vow to regain county support.
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Anderson
Ind
James O. Lee
Madison County
Progressive Organization
Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder
A local health advertisement promotes a tonic claimed to boost stomach liver kidneys and overall strength. It asserts relief from fatigue nervousness and weakness and cites Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine who says it cured her after doctors gave up. Also mentions 65c and $1.00 at Joe K Smock & Son's Buckien's Arnica Salve for cuts.
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James Duncan
Haynesville
Joe K. Smock & Son
Buckien
Arnica
Argentine cable to Chicago commission house May 18
The report states corn shipped today totaling 276000 bushels direct to New York from an Argentine source via Chicago.
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Chicago Commission House
New York
Jesus and Zacchaeus Bible Lesson Insight
A Brooklyn church text on Luke 18 9 14 and 19 1 10 contrasts Pharisee self righteousness with publican repentance. It highlights Zacchaeus as a tax collector seeking Jesus, his salvation declared, and notes the universality of redemption through Christ for Abraham's descendants.
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Jesus
Jericho
Jerusalem
Zacchaeus
Zacchbaeus
Forasmuch
Abraham
Christ
St. Paul
Adam
Eden
Veterans Rally Behind Republicans Say Civil War Letters Support
Indianapolis June 9 veteran letters to Republican state headquarters show ex Progressive veterans aligning with the GOP. Joe B. Garrison of Hendricks County urges Republican unity under the Eagle to defeat the Democrats, noting a lifelong Republican stance and Civil War service with Sherman. He says he voted for Roosevelt in 1912.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joe B. Garrison
Hendricks County
Sherman
Roosevelt
Taft
Cure for Stubborn Itch: Hobson's Eczema Ointment
Sufferers of Hezema Tetter and similar eruptions find relief with Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. First application soothes red rough and itching skin with healing cooling medicines. Mrs A Einfeldt of Rock Island reports nine years free from the ailment after using the ointment. Guaranteed 50c at Joe K Smeck & Son's.
Not A Progressive Candidate Withdraws in Shelby Township
Shelbyville Indiana June 9 Wilson Conger of Shelby township requests removal of his name from the Proressive ticket for road supervisor, announcing that he is a Republican.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Wilson Conger
Shelby Township
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Better Health
Serious sicknesses start in disorders of the stomach liver and kidneys. The pills purify the blood prevent constipation and keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy. They rid the system of fermenting foods for better health. 25c at Joe K Smock Sons Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all hurts.
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Dr. King
New Life
Joe K. Smock & Son
S. Bucklen
Arnica
Sullivan County Cars Licensed By State List
County Assessor Frank Hiatt received from the Secretary of State a complete list of automobiles in Sullivan County. The state license has been paid on 417 cars, with assessed values ranging from fifty dollars to 1200 dollars.
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Frank Hiatt
Secretary of State
Sullivan County
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Sales Pitch
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as immediate relief for coughing and chest tightness. Claims soothing coating calms inflamed throat, eases wheezy breathing, and stops coughing fits. Promotes children liking it and warns against substitutes. Sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
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Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Notice Sale of Bonds by Sullivan School Trustees
The Board of School Trustees of Sullivan City will sell bonds on June 27 1914 at 2 pm in the Superintendent’s office. Bonds total 32000 dollars in 64 x 500 notes bearing 4 1/4 percent interest semiannually. Principal due in installments from 1918 through 1926 at Sullivan State Bank.
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Sullivan State Bank of
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan School City Sealed Bond Bids Requested
The School City of Sullivan invites sealed bids for the purchase of bonds, to be received by 2 PM on June 27, 1914. Each bid must include a $500 certified check or cash payable to Sullivan School City and may be retained as liquidated damages if the bidder fails to complete the purchase by July 6, 1914.
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Sullivan
Indiana
South Court Street
James M. Sinclair
J. R. Crowder
Treas
W. P. Stratton
Sec
Notice to Non Res Indiana Sullivan County 1914 Quiet Title
Notice to non residents in Sullivan County Indiana 1914 real property case against William Price and others not residents of Indiana. Filing of complaint seeks to quiet title. Defendants urged to appear by Sept 7, 1914 or default entered. Clerk signs and seals. Walter F Wood attorney for complainant.
Quiet Title Action in Sullivan Circuit Court 1914
In the Sullivan Circuit Court May term 1914 Richard T Willis sues George Love et al for quiet title. Complaint No 16001 filed May 22 by attorney W F Wood with affidavit asserting nonresidents of defendants listed. Hearings set in Sullivan Indiana on September 7 1914 in absence of defendants. Clerk Charles R Railsback signs seal. First insertion May 27 1914.
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William Price
Walter F. Wood
Sullivan Circuit
William Brown
Elijah Atherton
Urban Kimberlain
Joseph Kimberlain
Mary Love
Jesse Whalen
Lora Whalen
Thomas Whalen
John W. Whalen
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
State of Indiana
George Love
Sullivan Circuit Court
Mary Jove
Joseph M
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Court
In Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana estate administrator A G McNabb petitions to sell real estate to pay debts for Elizabeth Huff deceased. Defendants James W Merry Lawrence Merry Chester Huff Ira Rusk Sophia McCammon Clayton Huff Viola Bates W S Sanford must answer by Sept 7 1914 or the case proceeds. Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court issued June 4 1914 with first insertion June 10 1914.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
A. G. McNabb
Elizabeth Huff
Chester Huff
James W. Merry
Lawrence Merry
Ira Rusk
Sophia McCammon
Clayton Huff
Viola Bates
Sanford
State of
George E. Surrells
Anna E. Surrells
Buff & Stratton
John C. Chaney Attorney First Insertion 1914
Notice announces the first insertion of a legal professional advertisement for John C. Chaney, attorney, dated June 19, 1914. The brief note indicates the start of his public listing without further details.
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John C. Chaney
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