Delegate plan for state convention in 1920 race
The proposal urges a proportional representation plan for the Republican delegates to the national convention. It aims to align county votes with primary results for governor and president, debates fairness among factions, and reduce clashes by assigning delegates according to each candidate’s strength. It notes county managers and endorsers from Daviess and related counties support proportional representation and warns against a winner take all approach.
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Primariey
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Wood
J.E. Pershing
Lowden
Georgi A. Firth
Sir. Foster
Artour J. Alley
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Renatar “Hulittig
Suujitor Johson
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Tdi Tania
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Mr. Taner
BEC
Fragmented OCR notes on political nomination and questions
A garbled, incomplete OCR fragment discusses Republicans and the presidential nomination. It mentions phrases about placing a candidate and asks who will lead. The text is unclear and lacks coherent details or names.
Windy Evansville Journal Congressional Bid
An Evansville page fragment notes Windy Bil Coltop seeking a congressional seat in the Second district. It mentions prior experience and filed candidacy on an unspecified day with aims at future public service.
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Evansville Journal
Windy
Congress
Willian
Evansville Newspaper Fiasco Spurs Grim Self-Advertised Plot
A garbled Evansville tale reports a condemned man in a bizarre self advertisement plot. The fragment hints at sensational headlines from Vincennes Capital and The Washington Herald, portraying a grim, hard-edged local front page mood amid unclear details.
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Vincennes Capital
The
Washington Herald
Evansville
Peace stance and Wilson criticized in wartime debate
The article portrays Democratic leaders delaying a war resolution in Congress while President Wilson faces opposition. It argues the president kept the nation out of war but mocks his handling of policy, claiming the nation is misled about peace and the ongoing state of conflict with Germany.
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Fort Worny
Wilson
House
Senate
Germany
Sj Anand
Juvaxure
Witner
Garman
Warong
Wilde
Boosting the Reds in Fort Wayne Scandal Rises Over Appointments
Fort Wayne details a political uproar as President faces opposition over diplomatic postings and ministerial appointments. Indignation grows as Hunt Wielman and Grover H are tied to past convictions and prison terms. The session reveals tensions and possible resignations amid allegations of improper funding and influence.
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Fort Wayne News
Hunt
Wielman
Grover H
Vlaas Wild
Norman
HapRood
de Int
Washington Herald Letters on Creel Transfers Stir Rumors
A Washington Herald report from April 13 discusses furor over alleged improper transfer of letters from Roger W. Batson and the Ositial Bulletin to paid committees. George Creel defends public information and accuses Senate committees of covert action while urging investigations into the matter and potential recovery actions. The piece notes cross-party scrutiny and mentions C Z Clayton and Ed Ward Rochester in connection with the inquiry.
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Plletin Transerie I
New York
Ceorge Creel
Larnay
Palmer
Bikinghet
Charies
Jhin Real
Roger W. Batson
Wellsily
Mata
Creel
Memorable strike vote in Washington edges toward military training plan
In Washington DC on April 1 the provisional strike vote set by the Washington committee favored a shift to the military training plan, defeating the prior proposal 37 to 0. In Vincennes Indiana on April 13 the Knox County Board debates erecting a World War I memorial after the war veteran’s request and invites public input. The outcome hinges on November decision for possible memorial placement.
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WwagHington
Doimatral
Atrike
Vincenn
Knox Gouty Board of Commissioners
Citizens Aid Prodded to Help Hood Enumerators
An old civic notice urges residents to cooperate with school census enumerators. It stresses the importance of accurate age listings for apportioning school funds and local revenues. Enumerators plan to begin March and aim to count residents ages six and up, with tax reductions tied to participation in the process.
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Ingindepi
Thary
Pune
Milne
Bryan backs plank to oppose universal military training
Associated Press dispatch reports Janni Bryan today backed a Democratic national convention plank opposing universal military training and condemned profiteering. He spoke in the context of his campaign for delegates, presenting anti-profiteering and antiwar stance amid party platform discussions.
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Associated Preas
Wymobe
Nek
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Garbled New York pamphlet praises Salvation Army amid chaos
Fragmented OCR outlines a chaotic scene in New York with banners and appeals, mentioning the Salvation Army and public notices. It describes street activity, banners spread across the city, and a mix of disorder and charitable efforts amid unclear specifics.
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New York
Tay
Miltinery
Wiest
Fearchietth
Iviuser
Boxer
Spokane Firemen Propose Uniform Costs For Formal Occasions
April 14 report from Spokane features Fire Chief AL Weeks and many firemen present in uniform for duty. Wess notes expected costs around 72 dollars for formal occasions.
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Associated Press
Spokane
West
AL Weeks
Ely
Chet Wess
Belgium and France Engage in Defence Alliance Talks
On April 11 reports indicate a tentative defense alliance discussion between Belgium and France. The aim is to coordinate military posture amid tensions, with Baron de Gaiter cited as a key liaison in protests and procurements.
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Paris
Cttayas
Belgium
Baron de Gaiter
Vevivst Owl Prep for Midweek Sermon
The event centers on a planned midweek gathering where Juba Kakte is set to deliver a special sermon for young people. Organizers warn of delays and emphasize a focus on youth engagement during the campaign period.
Notable 1920 Legal Notices From Daviess County
The fragment details legal actions in Daviess County Indiana from 1920 including precinct redistricting, board appointments, and notices of executors and final settlements. Names such as George Osmond, George Dally, Oscar Wallick, Thomas D. SImp, and Solomon Le Mapherson appear along with court references to the Davie s circuit court and estate administrations.
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Waddington
Towseh Daviess County
Indiana
Flora Streat
First Street
B. O. Railway
Fifth Street
Solomon L. WePherson
James R. MaPherson
Divigss Circuit Court
Solomon le M'Aherson
Alvin Padzett
Arrests Over Oven Attack Of Lottery Activity
A garbled report notes arrests linked to an oven attack tied to lottery activity. Authorities say suspects faced charges of selling items tied to the alleged scheme and promoting late tickets. Details remain unclear due to text corruption.
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Hacal Middie
Atamal Fowedda Towers
Appointment of Executor for Pall J. Murphy Estate
The undersigned announces the appointment of Mary J. Murphy as executor of the will of Pall J. Murphy deceased. George Faith, attorney, notes the authority and directs all parties to execute further probate actions as required by law.
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Miler
Pall J. Murphy
Mary J. Murphy
George
Atisrney
Gwd
Estate of William Fell Administratrix Beel Named
A notice from Thofors county Indiana announces the appointment of Beel as administratrix of the estate of William Fell, late of Daviess county. The filing indicates the estate is to be settled under the authority of the Indiana chancery docket.
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Thofors County
William &, Fell
Daviess County
Liana
Notice of Qualification of Executor and Nonresident Defendants
Filing notes the executor Zachany Taylor qualified in Daviess County Indiana as executor of the will of Rebetta J. Tagine and states the estate is probably solvent. Also lists nonresident defendants in a quiet title action for real estate in Daviess Circuit Court with a April term 1324 timetable and names heirs and registrants including Alex Dougherty deceased and other Washington relatives.
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Notidg
Williamy J. Sump
Tate
Favirtss County
Indiana
Ts- Ain Manoshiery
Claude Mimtgomery
Decker
Thomas D. Slimp
T. D. Simp
Sowet
Diana
Daviess County
Daviesa Circuit Court
Aubrey’o. Kimoyel
Margaret
Kimmel
David Flora
Joghua FP. McDonald
Anid
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A. D
Washington
Jonas BE
Pershing
Daviess Privait Court
Daviieas County
Rebetta J
Zachany Taylor
Hixecotor
Laathossa Allan
Doves County
Daviess
Tuy Washington Ra
Hulda Ballow
George, Washington
William Washington
George A. Faith
Hia
Rey Washington
James Washington
Harrele Green
Angie E. Washeston
Unknown Bells
Alet Dougherty
Robert Washington
Sahihu Washington
Qcurke Washington
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Willian
Advertising reach and agency expansion plan announced
The document outlines weekly advertising calls at major U.S. offices, proposing representation in twelve large cities to bolster nationwide campaigns. It notes sales of over 21,000 units and seeks reputable agents to handle services and regional operations amid bold claims of growth and credibility.
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Joie Tieee
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