Democrats Plan Roosevelts Campaign Mobilization in Indianapolis
Alarm at Republican turnout spurs Crawford Fairbanks Tom Taggart forces to boost Roosevelt effort in Indianapolis. Democratic leaders pledge support and seek half votes, with Bull Moose backing rising amid Pennsylvania endorsements and party collaboration statewide.
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Tomlinson Hall
Crawford Fairbanks-Tom Taggart
W. E. Borah
Idaho
Hugh Th. Miller
United States
Indiana
Ralston
Roosevelt
Fairbank Yageart
Democratic Machine
Pennsylvania
Fairbanks-Taggart
Beveridge Party
Democratic
Progressive former voters reunite with Republicans in Indiana
In Indianapolis on September 17 a letter from Samuel Hendrickson of Knightsville shows a shift from the Progressive to the Republican banner. He pledges support for Republican success, recalls backing Lincoln era unity, and vows to lead the party to victory with the large flag gifted by Floyd County citizens.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Hays
Samuel Hendrickson
Ind
Republican Party
America
Republican
Lincoln
Indiana
Floyd County
Samuel H. Hendrickson
Knightsville
Maine
Monroe
Monroe County
Second
Cullop
Bland
Wilson
Congress
Obituary Notice for Dan Colbert of Sullivan
Dan Colbert died August 14 at the Soldiers Home in Sandusky Ohio. He was buried in the soldiers burial ground. A longtime carriage smith and wagon builder he moved to Sullivan in the early 1870s to work for William H Crowder. He served in the Spanish American War.
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Dan Colbert
Sullivan
Soldiers Home
Sandusky
Ohio
Soldiers Burial Ground
Andy McClanahan
Colberts
Bowling Green
Colbert
William H. Crowder
McClanahan
The
Elks Lodge
Carnival contract sealed for city fair dates in October
W. E. Kearns, a local man, has closed a contract to stage a carnival in the city during the October 8th 9th and 10th weekend tied to the Saturday Fairs. He plans several first class exhibitions and displays.
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W. E. Kearns
Kearns
Andy Bosley a Civil War veteran ill at home
Uncle Andy Bosley a well known local colored resident and Civil War veteran from Frank Neff Post G A R is very ill at his home in this city with Brights disease, authorities report.
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Andy Bosley
Frank Neff Post
George Exline III Seriously Ill at Sullivan Area Home
George Exline III, a well known Civil War veteran, is seriously ill at his home seven miles east of Sullivan according to local reports.
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George Exline III
George Exline
Sullivan
Carlisle Library Board Names Three Members
Judge Bridwell appoints Ed W. Akin A D Cutler and Mrs James McConnell to Carlisle public library board.
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Carlisle Library Board
Bridwell
Ed W. Akin
A. D. Cutler
James McConnell
Public Library Board
Carlisle
Divorced Couple in Circuit Court Proceedings
The Therson W W Rug of this city was granted a divorce from Martha Kree in the circuit court yesterday by Judge Bridwell.
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Therson Wwrug
Martha Kree
Park Family Visits Wells Fargo Clerk Father Tomorrow Dance
Mr and Mrs Roger Park and daughter Nelle of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs Richard Park of Vincennes. Mr Park works as chief clerk in the claim department of Wells Fargo Express. The Elks host an informal dance at the Elks home tomorrow evening with Vincennes orchestra providing music.
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Roger Park
Nelle
Chicago
Mr. Park
Richard Park
Park
The
Wells-Fargo Express
Elks
Elks Home
Vincennes Orchestra
Delegation of Progressive Leaders Marshals Downtown Rally
A large Republican demonstration in Indianapolis featured a delegation of 100 Progressive leaders from the Ninth Ward, led by marshal George Snyder. Notable visitors included Ss. S. Cluidgeway and family, J. H. Birlingmier and family, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Brown, and G. M. Barcus, who called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Railsback on Sunday.
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Seppo
Ss. C. Luidgeway
J. H. Birlingmier
Farmersburg
Ik. A. Brown
Terre Haute
G. M. Barcus
Paxton
Charles R. Railsback
National Bank Report and Local News From Sullivan Indiana
Report of the condition of the National Bank at Sullivan Indiana as of Sept 12 1914 shows assets liabilities and notes. The piece also covers Republican interest weather reports local notices trading posts and Indiana state indebtedness with figures and analysis.
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National Bank
Sullivan
Indiana
United States
United States Department of Commerce and Labor
Indiana Farm Statistics and Personal Notes Roundup
The item lists farm figures and personal notices from Indiana, including Wilbur Allen visiting relatives near New Lebanon and returning to Champaign. It notes Miss Helen Metis of East St. Louis and Miss Nelle Thompson heading to Nashville for Ward Belmont school, plus various travels and political commentary on Illinois Republicans and Monroe County projections.
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Wilbur Allen
New Lebanon
Champaign
Helen Metis
East St. Louis
Nelle Thompson
Nashville, Tenn
Ward Belmont Girls’ School
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