Montgomery Social Notes From Washington And Nearby
Mrs D L Weimer and Mrs John Beadhes went to Washington Thursday. Miss Lucy Thompson returned from Terre Haute where she visited her brother Will Thompson. Mrs Lyman Carrico went to Washington Tuesday. James Farren of Harrison township was here Thursday. Mrs B J Van Winkle, ill weeks, slowly improving. A S Arbuckle returned to Hope Indiana Tuesday after visiting with daughter Mrs D Law Weimer. B G Baker returned from Whoopeston Illinois Monday to see his son in law William Shultz. Mary Spaulding returned from Indianapolis Monday. Mrs Orlando Greves of Washington visits her parents. Austin Sharum of Washington was here Monday. Mrs J V Spaulding visited at Cannerburg Monday. John T Barr went to Washington Wednesday for UB quarterly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Weimer
John Beadhes
Washington
Lucy Thompson
Terre Haute
Will Thompson
Lyman Carrico
James Farren
Harrison Township
B. J. van Winkle
A. S. Arbuckle
Hope
Ind
D. Law Weimer
B. G. Baker
Whoopeston
Ill
William Shultz
Baker
Misa Mary Spaulding
Indianapolis
Orlando Greves
Bert Baker
Austin Sharum
J. V. Spaulding
Cannerburg
John T. Barr
Democratic love feast in Vincennes boosts Knox County turnout
Governor Ralston led a Knox county love feast in Vincennes with a large turnout and state Democrats praising the event. Thomas Taggart and others sent cheers by telegraph as Governor Ralston, Dimer, and local leaders touted the party's 1913 Indiana Legislature successes and the Young Men's Democratic club aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mead Democratic Club
Knox County
Vincennéy
Indianapolis
Indiana Democrats
Gove
Ralston
Thomas Taggart
Bi & C
Southwestern
Mitchell
Prince of Good Fellows
Democratic
Young Mens Democratic Club
Charnes Bryan
Washington
Indgaries
Occnston
Ba. L. Maxwell
Maxwell Motor Car Company
Lawrenceville
Maxwell
Schuyler Mccormick
George W. Donaldson
Agustistelser
Mason J. Niblack
Joh Oliphignt
J. B. B. LaPlante
Ors
Elks
Anyernor Ralston
Governor
Alston
Vincennes
Lebanon
Gerald Saffph
Grasnd
Harmonie Hall
Haronie Hall
Grand Hotel
Peoples Theater
J. B. E. LaPlante
Thomas Jefferson
Wilson
Bryan
Mr. Ralston
Fee
Marshall
Shively and
Kern
LaPlante
Democrats
Young Mens Democrat Club
Starine
Knox
Jefferson
Presient ‘Wilson
Wood
Mr. la Hante
Washgton
Lincoln
Cullop
Tyo
John W.pencer
Supreme Bench
Republican Township Meeting Attendees List Highlights Indiana Races
A long list of political figures from Indiana towns including Lebanon Indianapolis Seymour Decatur Fort Wayne and Vincennes attends a Republican township meeting. Names include Samuel M Halston Joseph Bell H Vollmer Thomas Honah Ellingham Moses Lary Greathouse Meeker Seyfried Gall O'Brien Bays and many more as they rally for state and local offices. The discourse features attack on Democratic governance and calls for continued Republican control with emphasis on fiscal policy and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Bell
Indianapolis
AW. H. Vollmer
Thomas M. Honah
Seymour
L. EF. Ellingham
Decatur
Moses
B. Lary
Charles A. Greathouse
Thomas Brolley
North Vernon
Edward Barrett
James Fry
Fort P Wayne
Albert Gall
Indiaparolis
Board of Safety
W. L. Shnkard
Bloomfield Demoerst
Benjamin Borge
Evansville
W. Ot. O'Brien
Lawrenceburs
Istate
Thomas O'Conher
Montecello
Giorge ‘McCumbar
Danville
George W. Curtis
Vernon
Lou FB
Richard M. Milburn
Jasper
Charlies
D. Hunt Sullivan
Fred .W. Lauenstein
Treasuer
Fred Bays
Sullivan
John H. Spencer
Hush O’neall
E. Fors
Ack
Alvin Padgett
Washington
Joseph FE
Mayo Joseph E. Pell
Bell
Knox County
Democratic Party
Indiana
H. O'Brien
Wiliam Nf
Vollmer
Vincennnes
O'Brien
Tatiana
Vincennes
O ° ‘Brien
Elmisrule
Pala
Turmoil in Sullivan County Primary Politics
Sullivan County Democrats debate control of the new district committee to influence the April 4 congressional primary. Charles Hunt defeats Charles Akin in Sullivan endorsements, while supporters of K A Cullop push for district-wide unity and possible convention nomination. W. L. Slinkard presided. B. Bridwell and Gilbert Gambill attended as anti Cullop factions seek to shape the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A
Pew Committee
W. L. Slinkard
Lawstr
Editos
Nacetunete
Raji Collins
Linton
Attelf
Sullivan County
Jidse Bridwell
Gilbert Gumbill
Dig
Charles D. Hunt
Sul Yan
Charles 7. Akinj
Hunt
Cullop
Friengls
Sullvan Equnty
Akin
W. A. Cullop
Jo Lingacion
Congress
Counallop
Sullivan
Eouing
Life Long Davie ss County Citizen Michael Wilkey Dies
Michael Wilkey a Civil War veteran and lifelong Davie ss county resident died at 8 26 am Thursday at his Bogard township home from heart disease. He was 68 years old and left a widow seven children two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral at Concord church Bogard township at 10 am Saturday with burial in the adjoining cemetery. He belonged to the Christian church and was a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wilkey
Daviess County
James
Edward
Franklin
Lizzie Thomas
Bogard Township
Thomas Kelsey
van, Buren Township
Ella Morri Gon
Sandborn
Nancy Allen
Jane Williams
Burns ‘City
Concord Church
Buffalo
Wilkey
The
Christian Church
Democratic Party
Township Meetings Urge Strong Republican Skirmish for Committeeman
The Republican Party of Daviess County calls for selecting capable committeemen at Saturday township meetings. The chosen leaders will shape a strong organization to counter Democratic rule in township, county, and state affairs. The note stresses the gravity of the post and the need for diligent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Triviel
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Democratic Love
van Nuys
Madison
Aining
State Utilities Commission
Govnor
Great
Samuel M. Halston
Ers
Lee
Bays
Sam Ralston
Old Harmonie Hall
Spencer
Niblacks
Cobbs
William H. O'Brien
Samuel Ralston
Democratic ‘Party
Republican Party
Woodrow Wilson
Independence Hall
Mr. Spencer
William Jennings Bryan
Scotland
Fred France
Supreme Court
Harry Grub
Plymouth
Vavergh Charley Tun Joan
Gause
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