Taggart and Adair labelled opponents by league editorial
The Anti-Saloon League editorial denounces John A M Adair and Thomas Taggart as liquor friends and urges dry voters in Indiana to defeat Adair for governor and Taggart for Senate. It ties their records to Indianapolis politics and national prohibition foes.
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United States Senate
Tom Taggart
Indianapolis
Marion County
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League
Seacue
Terre Haute
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Crawford Fairbanks
Steve Fleming
Adair
Congress
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Indiana
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Berghoff Brewing Company
Indiana Brewers’ Association
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Joe Bell
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Muncie
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Wilson
Democrats Return to Power in 1912 Election
In 1912 Woodrow Wilson led Democrats to victory as Taft won the Republican nomination after Roosevelt split the party. Roosevelt formed the Progressive party and ran on a separate ticket. Final vote totals show Wilson 6,293,019. Roosevelt 4,119,307. Taft 3,484,956. Wilson secured 435 electoral votes, Roosevelt 88, Taft 8, with Thomas R. Marshall elected vice president.
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Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Efficiency Watchword in State and Nation Debates
The document attacks Democratic waste in government funding and touts Republican aims for economical, businesslike budgeting. It cites Mussel Shoals nitrate plant projects and pork distributions as examples, contrasting Democratic promises with alleged past excesses. It includes a 1912 Democratic platform quote about reducing useless offices and costly tax burdens. A comparative table purportedly shows postwar Congress spending excesses under Republican control.
Speech Parallel Shows Kern Promises Versus Actions
The document presents a side by side comparison of Senator Kern’s 1910 campaign claims with his six years in the Senate. It cites his pledge to cut expenses and abolish useless offices, contrasted with the 64th Congress approving about $2.0 trillion in appropriations and creating 20,000 new offices, and kritiquing the Rivers and Harbors Bill amid graft allegations.
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United States
Indiana
Beveridge
Kern
Tiaving
United States Senate
Br. Kern
Batesville
64Th Congress
Congress
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Taggert
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The
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Washington
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United States Bureau of Tabor
Pine-Tar-Honey Relieves Cold Symptoms
Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey soothes irritated membranes loosens phlegm and eases breathing. It claims to break up a severe cold and prevent a hacking cough during winter. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Democrats and Ohio Shifts in Straw Vote Hopes
Democrats cheerOhio prospects based on straw votes while noting changes from Adamson act switches. Globe-Democrat tests in labor circles show many voters reverting to earlier positions, affecting lead claims.
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Ohio
Wilson
iGlobe-Democrat
Farm Loans at 5 Percent Offer Notice
Advertisement-style notice offering farm loans at five percent standard rate. Encourages readers to visit the office to verify cheaper money than current options.
Ohio political shifts and real estate transfers noted in Enquirer piece
The Cincinnati Enquirer details party switch counts in Ohio and projects a Hughes win despite a Wilson tide. It cites 1914 voting patterns, population growth, and potential turnout shifts. The Real Estate Transfers section lists multiple property deeds in Jefferson Township and surrounding areas from Schroeder & Price Abstracts.
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Schroeder & Price Abstracts
Sherman Building
Hog care and feeding tips from Dr Reynolds and experts
An editor notes service by Mr Feil for subscriber inquiries on stock problems. Veterinary expert Dr Reynolds warns lye is unsuitable for hog worms and salt must be balanced. Emphasizes corn needs lime and phosphates, proper weaning at 10 to 12 weeks, and sanitary housing and internal worm control to protect profits.
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Feil
S. R. Feil
Service Dept
Cleveland
M. H. Reynolds
University of Minn
Middle West
Real Estate Transfers and Public Notice Fragment
Fragmentary item lists a Carlisle area deed: Philip L. Hoover to Elmer G. and Hester A. Hoover for 5000 dollars covering lots 171 and 172 in town Lyonton. Another deed shows Cyrus E. Davis to Margaret O? Bowen for 650 dollars covering lot 27 and a partial lot 28 in Lyonton-Buel. An unrelated ad promotes Dr King's New Life Pills for cleansing the system with a 26 cent price.
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Philip L. Hoover
Elmer G
Hester A. Hoover
Lyonton
Cyrus E. Davis
Margaret OD. Bowen
Lyonton-Buel
King
Dr. King
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