Tut Party Claims Big Legislature Weight in State Elections
The Tut party predicts at least twenty five legislature seats and aims to shape the U S Senate. Mrs Harrison the president’s wife has died, with funeral likely in Indianapolis. Local Democrats are accused of large scale fundraising and ballot buying to sway votes, while Republicans rally with ahead of the November election. A big republican rally is planned in Terre Haute with Gov McKinley expected to speak.
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