Indiana voters drifted in 1912 and Indiana politics
The piece argues Indiana support for Marshall faded amid 1910 12 political fights. It notes 1912 Wilson Beveridge and Bryan tallies, 92091 fewer voters than 1908, and 9641 drop for Shively from 1912. Beveridge now writes in Massachusetts. The piece also critiques the Democratic platform and tariff policy, calling conventions and keynote speeches flawed.
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Marshall
Missouri
Indiana
Beveridge
Wilson
Bryan
Shively
Massachusetts
Chicago
Wst. Louis Globe-Democrat
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Glynn
Indianapolis Star
Muffled keynote by Glynn at St Louis draws fire
A critical review of Martin Glynn's St Louis speech calls his self evident truths mostly negations and mocks his stance on neutrality and preparedness. The piece notes his harsh views on England France Canada and other powers and questions his plans for defense.
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Martin H. Glynn
St. Louis
Mexico
Germany
Maximillian Harden
England
France
Canada
Glynn
Chile
Spain
Marcy
Austria
Thetew
Dewey
Manila Bay
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Martin Glynn
Henry Ford
Gussie Gardner
Henry
Jim Hay
Indiana Papers Rally Behind Hughes in Roosevelt Drive
John C. Shaffer publisher of the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Muncie Stars urged Theodore Roosevelt to back Charles E. Hughes. Shaffer also runs the Chicago Post Louisville Herald Rocky Mountain News and Denver Times. All backed the Bull Moose in 1912.
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Indiana
John C. Shaffer
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Muncie
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughes
Shaffer
Chicago Post
Louisville Herald
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Denver Times
President Wilson Pushes Unpaid Seven Man Executive Council
The president advocates a council of seven unpaid specialists to advise his cabinet. Critics question why trusted experts are not chosen for cabinet roles and why some receive honors and money while others must serve without compensation or recognition.
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Wilson
Council of Executive Information
Inventions Offer Chance at Million Dollar Profits
A New York feature touts simple universal necessities that could yield at least 1,000,000 in profit. The Sphinx Club promises payouts for inventions like puncture proof tires and non leakable pens, arguing big fortunes come from practical improvements rather than grand innovations.
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New York
Sphinx Club
Henry Ford
Miss Ella Yakey Honored as Tri Kappa Grand Treasurer
Miss Ella L. Yakey of Bloomfield is named grand treasurer of the Tri Kappa sorority of Indiana. She previously served as court reporter for the Greene-Sullivan circuit during Judge Charles E. Henderson’s tenure on the bench.
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Ella L. Yakey
Bloomfield
Tri Kappa Sorority
Indianna
Miss Yakey
Greene-Sullivan
Charles E. Henderson
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