Political Slates Listed for State Tickets
The ticket lists James A. Garfield of Ohio for president Chester A. Arthur of New York for vice president Albert C. Porter of Indianapolis for governor and Thomas Hanna of Greencastle for lieutenant governor.
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James A. Carfield
Ohio
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Thomas Hanna
Greencastle
Supreme Court Will Overrule Popular Vote Says Editorial
An editorial argues that public ballots matter little. ultimate authority rests with the Supreme Court and its interpretation of law. It asserts the court’s will determines final outcomes beyond voter choices.
Supreme Court Comment Sparks Voting Power Debate in Indiana
The Su preme court of Indiana is quoted saying a voter who stays home wields more power than a voter who goes to the polls and votes. The remark highlights tensions over turnout and influence in elections.
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Juve Scott Praised for Dissent in Noted Supreme Court Decision
Juve Scott receives warm applause for opposing a famous partisan ruling. The judge is described as sharp and his election remains pending.
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Juve Scott
Supreme Court
Supreme Court shifts focus to nonvoting turnout
The article asserts a partisan Supreme Court decision reverses the usual view that ballots cast determine power, arguing instead that the act of staying home and not voting should count as influence in elections.
Death of Terre Haute Prominent Citizen Judge Gookins
Jupees 8. B. Gookins, a long time Terre Haute resident, died suddenly at his residence Monday night. He had appeared in our city the prior Saturday looking well. He was noted as a prominent, highly regarded man with a spotless reputation. A longtime acquaintance called him one of the purest men he ever knew.
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Gooxins
Terre Haute
Judge Gookins
The Difference in Garcelon and Indiana Court Rulings
Democratic papers claim Republicans back the Supreme Court decision in the Garcelon affair. The Garcelon ruling was unanimous and aligned with popular vote, while the Indiana court ruling against the amendments opposed the voters and lacked unanimity.
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Supreme Court
Indiana Court
Mud-slinging at True Democracy office shown as empty abuse
A harsh critique targets the "mud-slinger" at the True Democracy office accusing him of useless mud throwing. The author claims the campaign yields no real victims or political change and mocks the effort as ineffective.
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True Democracy
Square Yard
Garfield
Arthur
Cincinnati Republicans Seek Safe Ticket In Fraught State Battles
The piece describes a party struggle in Cincinnati over a "country saving" machine and a crumbling cipher fraud column. It notes Justice Field Bayerd Payne McDonald Hendricks are in play with friends, while managers seek a combo to save New York Connecticut New Jersey and Indiana. It warns any nominee will face a likely November defeat.
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State Convention nels on Indiana Republicans elect Porter governor
The Indiana State Republican convention at Indianapolis filled the wigwam to capacity and nominated Albert G. Porter for governor and Thomas Hanna for lieutenant governor on successive ballots. Other nominations included McKeen for treasurer and Hill for auditor, with Porter’s candidacy announced by telegram from Washington. The body adopted resolutions praising Chicago’s national platform and opposing the Indiana Supreme Court amendments as partisan.
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John C. New
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Laport
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
Vigo county Republicans nominate strong ticket at county convention
Vigo Republicans met last Saturday and named a full ticket for county offices including Merrill N. Smith for Clerk Centenary A. Ray for Treasurer Jackson Stepp for Sheriff John DeBaun for Commissioner F W Bichowsky for State Senator D W Melrath and Dick T Morgan for Representatives Geo W Harris for Surveyor A resolution condemned the Supreme court ruling against constitutional amendments praising party nominees and urging a majority at the polls.
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Vigo County
Merrill N. Smith
Centenary A. Ray
Jackson Stepp
John DeBaun
F. W. Bichowsky
D. W. Melrath
Dick T. Morgan
Geo. W. Harris
George E. Far
Allen Couple to Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Prof Allen of New Lebanon will mark the silver wedding anniversary with a celebration on Saturday July 3.
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Allen
New Lebanon
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