Herald discusses temperance position and party politics
The article presents The Herald's responses to Rev McGuire's questions on abstinence versus moderation, local option, licensing, and enforcement. It argues temperance policy should stay out of partisanship, favor uniform law enforcement, and support local option with caution, urging education within parties and broader public sentiment.
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Indiana Republicans Brace for Senate Reorganization Clash
The article cites Democratic State Chair Jackson vowing to strike at Indiana Republicans while the GOP plans to reassert control of the Senate. It notes leaders like Watson, Setrit, and Sims at a Claypool hotel gathering described as a “commiseration meeting” and praises Republican unity and decorum in facing the anticipated political fight.
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Landis Denies Writing Book as Local Politician Rumors Spread
A Nobleville Ledger item notes Fred Landis may write a book and cites a famous line about an enemy writing a book. The piece questions whether Landis will recall the sentiment and reports that Landis denies any book project.
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Logansport
Nobleeville Ledger
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Fragmented Rural Paper Note on Bedford Press
A fragmented reader letter references local editors and editors like Bre’r Chawies Sefrit and Senator Mattingly. The piece mocks political coverage in the Herald and Bedford Democrat, noting unclear meanings and satire about medical topics.
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Tate Looks at Fairbanks for Secretary of State
The article states Mr. Tate is considering Mr. Fairbanks for secretary of state and argues no better appointment could be made.
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Commercialism not to blame for liquor demand says Herald
The Herald argues that commercialism does not create the appetite for alcohol. it will end only if there is no demand and education changes tastes. Sullivan County boasts sixteen murders in ten years and a large Democratic majority as notable local points.
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Democrats of Vanderburg County Rally to Repeal Option Law
In a convention, Vanderburg Democrats denounced the county option law, asserted that the people expressed themselves against it, and nominated a senator candidate pledged to vote for its repeal, demonstrating courage of convictions amid moral obliquity allegations.
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