Indiana Gubernatorial and Senate Ticket Pages
The list presents Indiana statewide offices with candidates including Charles E. Hughes for President Charles W. Fairbanks for Vice President and James P. Goodrich for Governor along with U S Senator long term Harry S New and short term James E Watson and other state roles. It also notes Republican county ticket and cites a Federal Treasury deficit of 50 807 000 for the first quarter with higher receipts versus last year attributing the rise to Mexican mobilization and pending bond issues.
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James P. Goodrich
Winchester
U. S
Harry S. New
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Rushville
Edgar PD. Bush
Salem
Ed Jackson
New Castle
Otto L. Krauss
Evansville
Uz MacMurtrie
Marion
Fore Stansbury
Williamsport
Supreme Court
Will H. Adams
Wabash
Horace Ellis
Vincennes
Henry A. Roberts
Carmel
David A. Myers
Greensburg
Lawson M. Harvey
E. A. Dausman
Goshen
Ira C. Batman
Bloomington
Federal Treasury
Roosevelt Triumphs as Roosevlt Defeats Parker in 1904
The 1904 Republican convention backed Theodore Roosevelt as successor to Moe Kinley. A Democratic split over free silver pitted William Jennings Bryan against Alton B. Parker, who after indecision sided with the gold standard. Roosevelt won decisively with Charles W. Fairbanks as running mate. Parker’s nominee was Henry G. Davis.
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MoeKinley
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Alton B. Parker
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Parker
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Fragmentary Political Commentary on Democratic Finance
A clipped excerpt discusses restraint in highlighting a standard feature of national financial management. It implies a political stance on how government finances should be communicated to the public. No specific individuals or organizations are named.
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Tion
Woodrow Wilson Day and a Proclamation of Americanism
The piece critiques a Woodrow Wilson Day plan led by R W Wooley as campaign propaganda. It argues Wilson already issues numerous proclamations of Americanism and predicts a genuine nationwide proclamation only when Charles E Hughes wins on November 7.
Costigan Declared Wilson Foe in Colorado Politics
Democratic headquarters label Edward P. Costigan a moose candidate for governor with 1912 and 1914 bids. He polled 66 132 votes to 63 061 in 1912 but fell to 33 320 in 1914 while Carlson won with 129 096, showing waning support for Costigan.
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Edward P. Costigan
Colorado
Wilson
Costigan
Carlson
The Great Labor Law Debate and The Protective Tariff
A Boston newspaper column argues the greatest labor law is the protective tariff. It contends Democratic tariff cuts hurt wage earners, praising Republican protection as essential, with World War I and peanut imports cited to illustrate tariff impacts on prices and employment. The piece endorses Hughes and Fairbanks and the Republican position.
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Brotherhood
America
Europe
Chicago Tribune
France
Spain
Japan
China
Hong Kong
House
Senate
Hughes and
Fairbanks
War influence on American industry noted in 1915 1916 cotton munitions data
The Wil son administration delays in releasing war impact facts, while Congress, through the Commerce Department, released 1915 statistics showing U S munitions makers used 44 002 bales of cotton weighing 500 pounds each on explosives and continued into mid 1916 with similar use.
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Congress
Department of Commerce
Parker's Court Record and Merom Foreclosure
The Merom Herald publisher John J Parker faces a foreclosure case involving Cleveland McKinley, Merom postmaster. The Union asserts the court records reveal the publisher’s disputed conduct, urging neutrality in reporting court records.
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Parker
John J. Parker
Merom Herald
Cleveland McKinley
Merom
The
Herald
John
Livestock Advice Column by Sidney Feil in Cleveland Section
Registered pharmacist Sidney R Feil answers subscriber questions on livestock care under Ohio law. Topics include profitable calving, weaning, feeding, manure value, aging sheep by teeth, beefing age, silage use, and worm control noting three million lambs killed by stomach worms in the Central States and the ineffectiveness of gasoline drenches.
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Sidney R. Feil
Ohio State Pharmacy Law
Cleveland School of Pharmacy
Madiones Institute of Pharmacy
England
Scotland
Central States
Weme
Feil Manufacturing CO
Cleveland
Chio
Wilson book cites Chinese workers and Mexico law order
The writer quotes Woodrow Wilson from History of the American People volume 5 page 213 praising Chinese workers while criticizing immigrants. The piece notes Wilson’s warning that if Hughes wins, “speculators” will have in Mexico the “kind of law and order” they want and questions what that entails.
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Public Library
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Hughes
Mexico
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Day Observance Across Northern States
Saturday October 28 will be observed as Woodrow Wilson day and Tuesday November 7 as Charles Hughes day. The observances will be general in states north of the Mason-Dixon line.
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Woodrow Wilson
Charles ©. Hughes
Mason-Dixon Line
Sullivan County Hospital
Board of Trustees
Auditor’s
Court House
Said County
Board of Hospital Trustees
Sullivan County
Indiana
Etta T. Jamison
Otha L. Springer
Betting on Hughes and Wilson Triggers Arrests in New England
An apparent political betting incident in a New England state led to the arrest of a Republican on robbery charges and the placement of a Democrat in an insane asylum. Authorities acted after hearing of the wager aimed at influencing outcomes.
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Hughes and Wilson
New England
Alameda Man Returns from California Visit
Guy Boone of Alameda California who has been visiting relatives there returned home last week. Mrs. Lloyd Lemon and mother Jorie May of Casey Illinois are visiting Mr. and Mrs C W Willis.
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Guy Boone
Alameda
California
Lloyd Lemon
Jorie May
Casey, Ill
C. W. Willis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sullivan Union
Republican
Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White, Publishers
Vivan
Hughes and Fairbanks
Charles E. Hughes
Republican County
Oscar KE. Bland
Linton
Clayton A. Price
Sullivan
Charles A. Lloyd
Farmersburg
Cairy Littlejohn
Hymera
Xelby D. Bolinger
Shelburn
Henry H. Smith
Marion J. Alkin
Dugger
Laflin M. VanArsdall
Levi R. Ridgeway
Laeely
Taft
Princeton
R. W. Wooley
United States
Philadelphia
Lusitania
Carranza
Shadow Lawn
Charles &E. Hughes
United
Underwood
K. Sicard
Sicard
M. A. Haddon
Cary A. Cochran
Webb Milam
A. G. McNabb
BR. P. A. Barco
Briggs
Pia
Bucklen
Arnica
Interurban
Thige
Terre Haute
ED. Schauf
Wellman
H. Allen
Oxford, QO
ALOR
Oo Ny
C. A. Griffin
Carlisle
Ind
Dugger Hardware & Furniture Co
Dugger, Ind
W. P. Hopkins Co
Chas. Mason
J. W Chowning
Chas. Parish
Wint Cummins
C. E. Setzer
A. F. Hindman
Pleasantville
Stark
PD. Q. MademIndiana
Ornewists
Nyet
B.D. Q. Company
Terre Hance
Andrew J. Stewart
W. Paul Stratton
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