Haunting War of Partisans and Local Ordinances Rise
The piece notes Louis Ludlow in Washington suspected of running a press bureau for Congressman Miers and hints Hearst’s presidential boom drawing Democratic attention. It also mentions Indiana politics with Parker and Bryan affiliations, Robinson's horse tethering ordinance, and health reports shaping migration, plus a brisk Noblesville Republican convention and a pension ruling taking effect April 18.
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Louis Ludlow
Washington
Ludlow
Miers
Republicans Renominate Chaney for Congress in Indiana
John C. Chaney of Sullivan was renominated by the Second District Republicans at Spencer. They vow a vigorous campaign to end Democratic control, noting Chaney’s 1902 effort with 200 speeches and 12 000 voter contacts. Delegates to the national convention and speakers at the picnic-style gathering backed Roosevelt era policies and Beveridge reelection.
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Noblesville
Roosevelt
John C. Chaney
Sullivan
Congress
Spencer
Chaney
Robert W. Miers
House of Representatives
Harvey E. Cushman
Bloomfield
Joseph R. Voris
Bedford
M.S. Hastings
Washington
Joseph Kf. Campbell
Bloominestu
Joseph Ixrr
Vincennes
Ers
Beveridge
Harry S. New
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Opera House
John C. Billheimer
Thomas J. Brooks
A. W. Howard
Owen County Journal
Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
National Congress
Winfield T. Durbin
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The
Sullivan Union
Diarelle Chaney and
Robert P. White Publishers
Messrs
Hearst and
Bryan
Democratic Party
Utah
William Randolph Hearst
Poynter
Hosea Hawkins
Parker
C. W. Welman
Sullivan County
City
Robinson
Ware Rees
Pension Department
Eas Pe’ Is
Preston
Ion
Senate
Hanna
Promoeath
Kitridge
Cockrell
Pettus
Patbots
Con Harrison
Cleveland
Jon
Sherman
Ruy
Mr. Bryan
Commonwealth
E. C. Faith
Daviess County
H. L. Deney
Greene
Perry Tindolph
Knox
J. C. Charlton
Lawrence
John B. Lloyd
Martin
J. H. Campbell
Monroe
Will H. Hays
Wesley Coffey
Owen
David E. Beem
W. H. Martin
O. E. Bland
J. B. Sarto
W. R
Reed
Batey
Lindeman
Son
Piano
Douthitt
Clothier
Salven
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