Indiana State Officials Named in List of Appointments
The document lists state leaders and judges including Senator Albert J. Biveridge, Secretary of State Otis E. Gulley of Danville, Auditor John E. Reed of Muncie, Treasurer Ponce Monahan of Orleans, State Statistician John L. Peetz of Kokomo, Superintendent C. Ferrell of Shelbyville, Attorney General Finley P. Mount of Crawfordsville, State Cologist W. S. Blatchley of Terre Haute, and judges Oscar H. Montgomery Seymour, Robert M. Miller Franklin, C. Hadley Indianapolis, and Ward H. Watson Charlestown for the Appellate and Supreme Court districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHN
L. Peetz
Kokomo
C. Ferrell
Shelbyville
Finley P. Mount
Crawfordsville
Bland and Beasley Named in Linton Office
Congressman Oscar E. Bland of Linton and Prosecuting Attorney Alfred M. Beasley of Linton are identified in official notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Bland
Linton
Alfred M. Beasley
Champ Clark Quibbles Over Wool Tariff to Save Votes
From Sullivan Indiana Champ Clark quibbles to save a thousand dollars and a thousand votes. He challenges Speaker Cannon on a wool tariff record and offers to donate to charity if proven. The dispute centers on statements in the Congressional Record and Clark's stance on wool tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Sullivan
Ind
Republic
Champ Clark
Missouri River
Salt River
Hannah
Cannon
Clark
House
Longworth
Missouri
Debate over free wool tariffs and Champ Clark positions
A political dispute centers on tariffs for wool and revenue. The piece questions Champ Clark's statements on free wool, noting past claims and suggesting Roy may search the Congressional Record to verify how often Clark opposed tariffs. It warns about a possible Champ Clark speakership and national implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Congress
Clark
Taft
Congressional Record
Champ Clark
Ninth District
Reuben F. Roy
Williams Begins Campaign in Hymra for Representative
Republican candidate William J. Williams of Hymra has started his campaign with a thorough canvass. He is described as a pleasing gentleman and voters will learn his positions as the campaign progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Williams
Hymra
New York Census Boosts Republican Outlook
State census figures show a three million population increase in New York, strengthening expectations that the state will continue to vote Republican. The rise reinforces forecasts of party support in upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa Senator Opposes Tariff Plan in Reform Message
Senator Cummins of Iowa criticizes the Payne A ldrich tariff bill and praises recent reform as far better than any tariff based on revenue only. He warns against committing the country to a doctrine of duties for revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Iowa
Champ Clark Threat on Tariff and Republican Response
The piece contrasts Champ Clark’s warning that shifting to a revenue tariff would ruin protection and harm workers with the Republican stance to amend the Payne bill while preserving protection. It notes the tariff commission’s role in collecting facts to guide wise legislation and portrays no Republican disagreement on that point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
United State
Tariff Commision Board
Exaggerated government spending cited by critics
The text notes Mr. Cullop’s alarm at expenditures and alleges he earns a $7500 annual salary as a congressman from the second district. It reflects criticism of fiscal policy and official pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullop
Champ Clark as Best Material for Speaker Questioned
A critical view asserts Champ Clark is the best material for speaker, implying the democracy party is in poorer shape than expected and highlighting concerns about leadership quality and party strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Col Taylor's Pick for County Clerk Skips Opening Gun
Col Taylor's candidate for county clerk was absent at the opening. Some Democrats allege the colonel sent him to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Taylor
Gilmour Remains On Ticket For Sheriff Race
Charley Gilmour, noted coal miner and Republican sheriff candidate, remains on the ballot despite earlier Democratic-sourced chatter that he had drawn off. He plans an aggressive campaign, is deemed competent for the post, and expects to show strong results in the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmour
Charley Gilmour
Clark and Cullop clash over Morgan raid and throat cutting episode
The Bowie Knife Statesman notes Champ Clark's campaign rhetoric and past threats while William A. Cullop sails support for Clark as speaker. The piece questions Clark's northern sympathy with veterans and cites an alleged Morgan raid remark and a New Albany throat threat. Clark defends himself amid campaign fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clarke
New Albany
Morgan
Clark
William A. Cullop
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Cullop
North
Sullivan
Vincennes
Squire Kirkham Attends Event and Mineral Water Question Raised
Squire Kirkham attended the event while speculation grows whether Mr. Cullop ever uses the mineral water funded by the government. The remark questions the claimed government payment and implies scrutiny of official claims.
Champ Clark and Bill Cullop for President and Vice President
The piece argues for Champ Clark as a presidential candidate with Bill Cullop as his running mate. It notes public enthusiasm for Clark and remarks that Cullop’s presence is expected and not surprising given their past familiarity and reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Bill Cullop
Bill
Champ
Cullop
Reaching the Top Demands Health and Electric Bitters
Health claims promote Electric Bitters as the best health builder. It purports perfect action of stomach liver kidneys bowels purifies blood tones and invigorates the whole system helping daily work. A testimonial from W M Sherman of Cushing Maine credits three bottles with a new feeling. 50c at Joe K Smock and Son's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Joe K. Smock & Son’s
Local Folks Visit Nearby Towns and Attend Events
Mrs. Melissa Smith and daughter Bessie visited Cass for weekend socializing. Families and neighbor couples traveled to Sullivan for a show and a teaching at Longs Chapel by Rev. Braken. Oklahoma visitors Bert Crooks and family returned to Indiana. others visited Jackson Hill No. 4 and Caledonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Smith
Bessie
Cass
Sullivan
Breece McClure
Roscoe White
Shelburn
End
John Stinnett
Jackson Hill No
Roy White
Jackson Hill
Sheph
Thomas
Longs Chapel
Braken
Bert Crooks
Oklahoma
Indiana
Bessie Huff
Don Smith
Caledonia
Russell Raines
Jake Gambill
Mamie Raines
Local Injuries and Life Updates Noted in Briefs
Finley Pugh suffered a painful injury Thursday from a caving basement wall at a new residence to be. Mrs. Clara Dudley remains seriously ill. Claude Lisman in Chicago aims to enter the University of Chicago for a short political science study. Work on the church will start soon with new wallpaper and a metal ceiling planned. Wilbur Allen and Springer Coulam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Pugh
Clara Dudley
Claude Lisman
Chicago
University of Chicago
Wilbur ‘Allen
Springer Coul
Roosevelt to Speak in Indianapolis With Fairbanks Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt will address an Indianapolis rally October 13 introduced by Charles Warren Fairbanks. A parade from union station will honor him with participation by Republican clubs. After Indianapolis he tours to Anderson and Muncie before taking a fast eastbound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Anderson
Theodore Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Harry Wallace
Marion County Republican Committee
Fairbanks
Col. Roosevelt
Lawton Monument
Indiana
Wallace
Union Station
Federal Building
Muncie
Evansville Press Backs Beveridge Over Party Labels
The Evansville Press editorial endorses Senator Beveridge praising his record against corporate influence and the Payne Aldrich tariff. It urges voters to weigh men and actions over party labels, warning against blind party loyalty and calling for independent political thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Beveridge
South Bend Times
Washington
Hoosier
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Payne-Aldrich
Notice of Final Settlement in Smith Estate
W. P. Stratton administrator of George W. Smith deceased has filed a final accounting in Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Monday October 10 1910 the first judicial day of the October term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. W P Stratton administrator. Buff Stratton attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Stratton
George W. Smith
Sullivan Circuit Court
Elmer E. Jackson
John H. Jackson
A. J. Lee
Henrietta Suggs
Final Report of Estate Administrator Filed
Notice states Elmer E. Jackson as administrator of the estate of John H. Jackson has filed the final report of his account with Buff & Stratton Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Jackson
Buff & Stratton
West Jackson Hill Coal Mining & Transport annual meeting notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the West Jackson Hill Coal Mining and Transport Company will be held at the secretary’s office in the Passenger Station of the Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad Company, Evansville Indiana, on Monday October 17 1910 between 11 p m and 4 p m. Directors will be elected and other business acted upon. Gilbert S Wright secretary. First insertion Sept 21 1910-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Notice of Appointment of Executor for Letha Hunt
Samuel C. Paddock and A. G. McNabb qualify as executors of the last will and testament of Letha Hunt, deceased. The estate is believed solvent. First insertion Sept. 28, 1910-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Hunt
Samuel C. Paddock
A. G. McNabb
A. J. Lee Notice First Insertion 1910
An archival legal or public notice fragment shows the name A. J. Lee with first insertion dated October 5, 1910, referencing a journal or record entry. The readable portion provides the name and date but lacks further context or action details.
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THE
Sullivan Union
Dirrelle Chaney
Robert P. White
John C. Chaney
Dnssignee-Truster
Union Labe
Glare St
Albert J. Biveridge
Otis E. Gulley
Danville
Auditor of State
E. Reed
Ponce Monahan
Orleans
Clerk Supreme Court
Dward V. Fitzpatrick
Portland
W. S. Blatchley
Terre Haute
Supreme Court
Oscar H. Montgomery
Seymour
Robert M. Miller
Franklin
Judges Appellate Court
First District Co
C. Hadley
Ward H. Watson
Charlestown
B. W. Comstock
Richmond
Joseph M. Rabb
Williamsport
B. Tuthill
Michigan City
Jackson Township
Manford Otto
Hamilton Township
Dana Johnson
Thomas B. Springer
Gill Township
Harrison Cochran
Curry Township
Charles Gilmour
James B. Maple
Vernor Johnson
Haddon Township
John Ersinger
Nate Weir
Turman Township
John E. M. Purcell
Josh
Squire Kirkham
Farnsworth
New Lebanon
C. H. Stratton Loan Co
Dr. Crowder
East Side Square
W.L. Lauren
C. T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks’ Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
Evie
A. Stewart
West Washington St
C. F. Briccs
Evans
Office Briggs Building
Walter N. Thompson, M. D
George Knapp
Trust Building
DR. Thomasson
Citizens Trust Building
Uff & Stratton
Geore
Bos
Attorneys-at-Law
Office Citizens Trust Beudine
Southern
R. R
Informa
A. L. O’neil
Bee Hautw
Peoria
St Louis
Beehunter
Vandalis
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Cincinnati
Westport
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
H. P. Radley
Terre Haute, Ind
State Bank
Light Plant
W. E. Morrison
Indianapolis Southern
Hunt & Eaton
WM. T. Crawford
H. Sch“Idt & Son
Parker
Stu
Druggista
Poynter
Interurban
Pimento
Youngstown
Indkansyolis
Pag ‘Traction Company
Heute
J. W. Lindley
Attorney-at-Law
Saac H. Kalley
Sullivan State Bank
John T. and
Will H. Hays
A. &. McNabb
Citizens’ Prost Co
C. A. Price
Shaffer
Drey Store
West Side
Sellvan
Brown & Schroeder
Jas
R. Brown
S. Schroeder
Ouly
Insu Sgewent
Aettlemento
Shreino Eoffman
Sonnre
Wim
Bricwell
Over Peoples State Bank
Walter F. Wood
Law
Goodman's Clothing Store
Ing
Ovtas
D. Hon
Gilbert W. Gamer
Hunt & Gambill
Cor. Washi
Bullivan
Indianington
Main
Attorneys AT Law
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