Indiana voters face a November 3 decision on Cook and justice
The piece condemns Cook as unfit and calls his acts a disgrace to Indiana. It portrays Taggart influenced legislature as a fraud and describes sixty one days of destruction of property and rights led by a man intoxicated with temporary power.
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Tmvortie
Joirney
Indiana
Cook
Justice
Our Fathers
Taggart
Homer L. Cook
Cravens
Smith
Branaman
Mitchell
Indiana Democracy
Indiana Political Machine in 1913 Cook Letter Exposed
Former Indiana House Speaker Homer L Cook is spotlighted over a confidential copy book contract letter urging Woodruff to secure a five year $50 000 adoption for copy books. Eschbach accuses Cook of trading influence for contracts and wounds the Democratic machine of Indiana during 1913. The speech urges voters to back Republicans to prevent Goebelization of Indiana.
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Tipton
Jess Eschbach
Homer L. Cook
Exsechtach
Cook
Mroichbach
Tomer TL. Cook
Ur. Woodruff
Indiana
Woodruff
Eschbach
Ward Heeler
Feischbach
Middle West
Ralston
Weidler
St. Joseph County
Crawford
Fayette
Wayne
Jones
Marshall
O’neil
Speaker Cook
Jennings County
Marion County
George Batchelor
Thomas A. Daily
D. H. Olive
Democratic State Committee
Allence
Dep
House Journal
House of Representatives
America
Indianapolis
Ind
J. H. Woodruff
Lanier
San Diego
Cal
Kepe
Homer L, Cook
Homer L. Geek
The
Machine
Miller praised as steady businessman not an orator
The Indiana Daily Times lauds Hugh Miller Republican candidate for U S Senator as a steady business man with a clean private life. He is not an orator but can speak effectively when needed and has a record as Bartholomew representative and Indiana lieutenant governor that supporters cite with pride.
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General Grant
Durbin
Indiana
Hugh Miller
Miller
Bartholomew
Bull Moose Paper Admits Weakness
The Chicago Tribune reports that Progressive support will fall from 1912 levels as Roosevelt is not leading a ticket. Democrats see gains eroding and predict about fifty House seats likely to be lost due to Republican party splits.
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Chicago Tribune
National Bull Moose
Roosevelt
Anderson Politician Leads GOP Appellate Court Campaign
Active candidate M A Chipman of Anderson is among Republican nominees for judge of the appellate court. Judge Chipman, noted as a leading lawyer in the state, is conducting an aggressive canvass of the state.
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M. A. Chipman
Anderson
Chipman
How It Worked in Maine Campaigning by Roosevelt
The account notes Colonel Roosevelt campaigned vigorously in Maine before the election. It records Progressive votes falling from 48 493 in November 1912 to 17 860 in September 1912 while Republican votes rose from 26 545 in November 1912 to 58 497 in September 1914.
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Maine
Roosevelt
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B. D. Berry and Company
Chicago
Mr. Cook
Crawford Fairbanks
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana Daily Timesn
Hugh Th. Miller
Indiana Daily Times
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Bull Moose
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