As He Is The Creature He Will Be The Tool
A Washington Herald analysis argues that Thomas R. Marshall's Indiana gubernatorial bid hinges on support from brewers and the Democratic machine. It cites promises to veto county option laws, pressure from Crawford Fairbanks and others, and the danger of brewery domination over state politics if Marshall wins.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Washington Herald
Washington Democrat
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Greece
Rome
Swift
Indiana
Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Salem
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
King Bee
Brewery
Fairbanks
Col
Henri Watterson
Brewers’ Alliance
Ward
Thomas Taggart Crawford Fairbanks
Albert Lieber
John E. Lamb
Steve Fleming
Brewers’ Combine
Thomas Taggart
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Bryan
Ft. Wayne
Tom Marshall
John Kern
Sam M Ralston
Ralston
Fleming
Rallston
Daviess County
Greencastle
Peter Foley
Fifth District
Milwaukee Brewing Company
Washington
Hostetter
Putnam
Henry Watterson
Perre* Haute
Crawford
Taggart
Indiana Brewery
Meeting of Sullivan County Rebekah Lodges October 1 1908
All Rebekah lodges of Sullivan county are invited to gather at the Sullivan Rebekah lodge hall on the afternoon and night of October 1 1908 to present work. Secretary Mrs. F A Burnham Rebekah lodge No 252.
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Rebekah
Sullivan County
Hall of
Sullivan Rebekah Lodge
F. A. Burnham
Rebekah Lodge No
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W. H. Hill, JR
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Benj. Davis
I. N. Snow
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R. W. Akin
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J.T. Akin
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Edison Phonograph and Records
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