Judicial Ticket Names for County Officials
For Prosecuting Attorney A. G. McNabb. For Representative Thomas B. Springer. For Treasurer Cairy Littlejohn. For Sheriff Marion F. Walters. For Auditor C. B. Bolinger. For Coroner Dr. Floyd McBride. For Commissioner First District John G Barnett. For Commissioner Third District James A. Payne. For Surveyor Earl Roberts.
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A. G. McNabb
Thomas B. Springer
Cairy Littlejohn
Marion F. Walters
C. B. Bolinger
Floyd McBride
John G Barnett
James A. Payne
Earl Roberts
Vote Chaney for Congress in Second Indiana District
The Washington Herald urges voters to reelect John C. Chaney, praising his honesty, diligence, and bipartisan tariff stance. It argues Chaney serves constituents through quiet work, while condemning opponent William A. Cullop as noisy and impractical, aligned with Bryanism and radicalism.
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Mr. Chaney
John C. Chaney
Chaney
National Congress
Washington
Tie
Ife
Congress
William’ A. Cullop
Mr. Cullop
National House
Cullop
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Jefferson
Jackson
Tilden
Cleveland
Gore
Cullop Backed by Brewery Interests in Indiana Race
A Bloomington convention leak suggests Cyrus E. Davis opposed and Cullop favored by the Indiana brewery combine. John E. Lamb steered the brewery lobby against Davis while Cullop served as Terre Haute brewery attorney. The piece argues Cullop would vote for tariff reduction and open markets, harming industrial prosperity, and predicts his defeat in a shifting Second district with Chaney favored.
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Eugene Debs
Cullop
Indiana
Crawford Iairbanks
Terre Haute
Cyrus E. Davis
Indiana Brewery Combine
John E. Lamb
Davis
Anti-Saloon League
Bloomington
Congress
William A. Cullop
Lawrence
Mhnroe
Knox County
Daviess
Martin and
Owen
John C. Chaney
Chaney
Bill Cullop
Stand Up for Sullivan County Fair Play Editorial
The Sullivan Union defends Republicans Chaney and Walters against alleged conspiracies in Jefferson township and criticizes Sullivan Times for innuendo and affidavits. It urges fair play, recalls prior election meddling in 1898, and calls Democrats to stand for liberty and integrity in the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Union
Sullivan Times
Jefferson Township
John C. Chaney
Marion F. Walters
Sullivan County
The
Moe Cammon
Union
Chaney
Walters
Times’ Junta
Democratic Central Committee
the Times
Tom O’haver
Pleasantville
Tom
Thomas B. O’haver
Bryan
Times
Sullivan, Ind
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Congress
T. J. Mann
Charles T. Akin
Monroe County
Missouri
Bryan or Taft Which Next Saturday Parade
A Sullivan County reader urges support for Taft in the looming national election. The piece cites New York and other papers backing Taft, argues Bryan’s bank deposit plan is risky, and claims business leaders fear his anti injunction stance. It laments Bryan’s past positions and urges voters to back Taft for stability.
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New York
Taft
Sherman
Allen G. Thurman
Democratic War Horse
Ohio
Boston
Chicago
Hearst
Solid South
Mr. Bryan
Cincinnati Enquirer
The
New York World
Enquirer
Indiana
United States
Ita
Bryan
Everene
Cathpass Peati
Brian
Haskell
Oklahoma
Sullivan County
Sam Gompers
Denver
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Sullivan
St. Louis
Herman Ridder
Democratic National Committee
Henry Watterson
Watterson
Ridder
Senate
Wall Street
Sullivan Woolen Mills
Republican Party
Philippines
Panama Canal
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Dirrelle Chaney
Robert P. White Publishers
Congressional
Judicial Ticket
Washington Herald
Ora Pool
Spencer
Miller
Paol
T. B. Chaver
Poynter
Dr. Davis
Marion County
Cincinnati
Judge Taft
Nebraska
Becaus
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