Republicans Nominees for Indiana State Offices Named
Republicans present a ticket of proven figures led by Daniel E. Storms for Secretary of State and David E. Sherrick for State Auditor. Nat A. Hill would be Treasurer with Goshen attorney Charles W. Miller for Attorney General. Robert A. Brown for Clerk of the Supreme and Appellate Courts. Passett A. Cotton seeks Superintendent of Public Instruction. Benjamin F. Johnson stands as State Statistician. Willis Stanley Blatchley named State Geologist. John H. Gillett orients toward the Supreme Court. The slate is described as a united, capable team with broad Indiana experience and strong party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Francis 3. Baker
Freya County
University of Michigan
Law Segarte
Tis
Knights Templar
Mystic Shriner
Knights
Franklin High School
Hensocer
Franklin
Logansport
Indiana
Franklin Republican
W. BD. Owen
Passett A. Cotton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nineveh
Jenson County
Cotton
Henry County
Spiceland Academy
State Normal School
Butler University
Frome
Department of Public Instruction
Department of Public
Willis Stanley Blatchley
North Madison
Gillett
Lake County
W. Hawkins
Wes
Jammond
Appellate Court Nominees Highlight Noted Indiana Judges
A group of prominent Indiana figures backs Woodfin D Robinson William J Henley Ulric Z Wiley James B Black Daniel W Comstock and Frank S Roby for Appellate Court seats. Henley born Carthage Indiana October 1 1840s Black famed as soldier lawyer jurist, Civil War veteran, later lieutenant colonel and long serving judge on the court with brief interruption. Other incumbents noted for public service and party credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Woodfin D. Robinson
Wiliam J. Henley
Ulric Z. Wiley
James B. Black
Daniel W. Comstock
Frank S. Roby
Judge Henley
Carthage
Ind
Ilm
Black
Harrison
Schoppenhorst Mailed Surprise Over Gambling Rooms
William Schoppenhorst, Democratic member of the Board of Public Works, claimed he did not know upstairs rooms in Moriarity’s saloon were used for gambling until a raid. He said he rented the building for sleeping rooms and would station a policeman to end any gambling. Moriarity accused him of threats to evict, but Moriarity rents from the Pabst Brewing Company, which leases from Schoppenhorst, so eviction is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schoppenhorst
Board of Public Works
Moriarity
Bostock
Schoppenhorst
Pabst Brewing Company
Real Estate Ad Promotes Title Guaranty Service at Market Street
An advertisement touts title guarantee benefits for real estate deals. It claims no abstract fees and absolute security with reasonable costs. Located at 129 East Market Street, the offer emphasizes title protection and clear ownership.
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East Market Street
Indiana G.O.P. nominates Sherrick on third ballot at state convention
Delegates from counties across Indiana contest the auditor nomination. David E. Sherrick wins on the third ballot after transfers from Allen, Blackford, Delaware, Newton, Scott, Tippecanoe, and Vermillion counties. Henry, Doran, and Martin fade as Sherrick secures the majority and is lauded by Frank Martin.
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Thomas J. Brooks
Bedford
James R. Henry
Gosport
Indiana
David E. Sherrick
Ralph K. Kane
Nobiesville
Samuel R. Artman
Lebanon
Frank Martin
Francis H. Doran
Mark L. de Motte
Valparaiso
Brown County
Clay County
Henry County
Lake
Laporte
Doran
Marion County
Sally
Marion
Sherrick
Martin
Sherrick Martin - Doran
Henry
Martin AL Doran
Captain Henry
Beveridge
Allen County
David Sherrick
Blackford County
Delaware
Newton County
Scott
Tippecanoe
Vermillion County
Wayne County
H. C. Starr
Wayne
Martin Doran
Miller
Moores
Mr. Moores
Posey County
Lne
Fields
Vanderburg
St. Joseph County
Moores Miller
Watson - Dean
Bingham
Miller Bingham nominee faces three ballots in party contest
A political convention nominates Miller after Bingham vows to win the second heat. In a separate clerk race, Robert A. Brown wins after three ballots amid county disputes and a doxology. State superintendent contender Fassett A. Cotton secures the post on a three ballot fight.
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Hendricks County
Miller
Knox
Fields
Kosciusko
Lagrange
Marion
Moores
Morgan County
Parke
Bingham
Little Posey
Randolph County
Ripley
Tippecanoe County
Beveridge
Cockrum
Moores Miller Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Robert A. Brown
W. R. McClelland
J. C. Hatfield
Bluffton
Edward Fitzpatrick
Portland
Brown
McClelland
Hatfeld
Fitzpatrick
Neal
Fitspatrick
Marion County
Newton County
Hatfield
Posey
Porter
Putnam County
Fassett A. Cotton
Titus E. Kinzie
George Worley
Charles W. Miller
C. A. van Meter
Monroe
Mount Vernon
F. A. Cotton
New Castle
R. C. Hillis
Logansport
Cotton
Hillis
Monroe Cotton Hillis
Mr. Cotton
Wasson Receives Permit for West Washington Block
H P Wasson yesterday obtained a permit for a seven story brick structure at 6 and 8 West Washington Street with a projected cost of 67600 dollars. The Arcade wall will be removed and the two buildings joined by arches to form a large modern store. The Arcade block will rise two stories and occupancy is planned by midsummer with Charles Nuerge as contractor.
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H. P. Wasson
West
Washington Street
Charles Nuerge
Public School Art Exhibit Headed to Minneapolis
The public schools art department will send a display to the Western Drawing Teachers Association convention in Minneapolis the week after next. The exhibit, prepared and hung in the Benjamin Harrison School art room at Delaware and Walnut, will be open today and tomorrow with Miss Seegmiller and assistants guiding visitors. A Flower Mission meeting announced funds totaling $000 were raised to attract a comparable gift for a hospital for incurable patients, aiding the mission’s training school and connection with the Eleanor.
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Art Department
The
Public Schools
Western Drawing Teachers’ Association
Minneapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Delaware and
Walnut Streets
Flower Mission
Seere
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Dantel E. Storms
Lafayette
Mr. Storms
Knights of of Indiana
Lincoln League of
David EB
David &. Sherrick
W. H. Hart
Indianapols
David
Mr. Sherrick
No- Dleaville
Nat U. Hill
Nat A. Hill
First National Bank of
Bloomington
State Central Committee
Mr. Hu
John P. Usher
Interior
Lin
Benjamin F. Johnson
Benton County
Muskingum
Benton
County
Oxford Academy
Duri
Legal
State Association of Coun Srintendents
ISM
Law
David RE. Sherrick
Auditor of State
Nat UV. Hill
A. Z. Wiley
W. D. Robinson
D. W. Comstock
Frank
Roby
Mr. Doran
Durbin
Senator Beveridge
Thomas B. Millikan
Jacob Joel
Crawfordsville
John W. Dyer
Hammond
Billien Nacreyacs
Millikan Joel
Dyer
Henesstt
Hitt Samaret
Hill
Huntington County
Millikan
Shelby County
Joel . Dyer
Joel
Il Am
Bookwalter
Seventh District
Merrill Moores
Ball
Muncie
James Bingham
Nomi
Watson
Charlie Miller
H. ¢. Starr
Fairbanks
Steele
Brick
Washington
Pennsylvania Road
Hemenway
H. P. Wasson’s
Neous
Fortville
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Merrell Soule Co
Syracuse, N.Y
Kansas
York
Taggart
National Biscuit Cor
Georgia and Company
Pennsylvania Sts
Awe le
Aang
Meek Jae Wee
Eas Ee Reel
Abody &Co
Ers
Baldwin
Paris
D. WH. Baldwin &O
N. Peon St
USA
Cabeele
Bob Nerng
Pumysicians
C. I. Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania Street
FFICE
South
Meridian Street
Ted Bec
Nem
Fiarland
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
Union Painless Dentists
Come Eae
Cirela
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