Indiana Local Option Debate Shapes Gubernatorial Campaign
The Indiana campaign centers on a proposed local option law as Marshall and Watson court voter support. Both parties favor local self government with counties, townships, and wards as units, arguing over which geographic unit best governs saloon regulation.
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Indiana
Marshall
Watson
Att Spencer
Daviess County
Washington
City of
Afteen
Thomas R. Marshall
Telty Ward
Democrat
Second Ward
Salooga
Democratic Party
Democrats Attack School Board Partisanship in City
A Louisville era editorial denounces the city Democrat party for calling for a Democrat on the school board while praising Republicans Gers Read and Vollmer. It critiques bipartisan boards as political tools and questions the motive behind opposition to Vollmer.
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N. G. Read
H. F. Vollmer
Republican Council
Dr. Gers
Republican Party
Indiana
General Assembly
Marshall
Washington
John H. Spencer
R. A. Brown
Bob Brown
Conncil
Vollmer
Pend and Gers
Sveryhany
Read
Bryan and Bryanism stir Daviess County voters
In a heated local debate voters seek clarity as partisans criticize political methods. The discussion centers on William Jennings Bryan and alleged campaign finance ties, with calls for Dr. McKittrick to speak and for the doctor to address temperance positions in the county platform.
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Daviess County
Font
Dr. McKittrick
Allence
Washington
Fleming Named Democratic Senate Candidate Amid Local Option Debate
Steve Fleming of Port Wayne, linked to defeat of a county local option plank, secures Democratic nominee for senator for Allen and Adams counties. Liquor interests back him to lead the legislative fight against local option, while district voters oppose him as a special interests candidate. Indiana Democrats show strong local option sentiment.
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Steve Fleming
Port Wayne
Allen
Adams
Fleming
Wood
Seymour
State Senate
Taggart
Brown
Mon‘fee
Walter E. Hottell
Bloomington
Illinois governor run talk revives former mine leaders bid
Springfield reports revive of John Mitchell potential gubernatorial candidacy. He plans to decide at the Illinois Federation of Labor meeting in Springfield on June 15 whether to enter the race. The discussion centers on his stance as a receptive candidate for the Democratic nomination.
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Bryan
the Herald
Nebraska
United States
Ryan
Dahlman
Indiana
New York World
Tirvan
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Springfield
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Ilinois
Mithell
Illinois Federation of’ Labor
Levee Board Spokesman Amid Family Tragedy Case
Mrs Weinstein 19 of Charleston Miss pleads for Lowe’s arrest amid a levee board dispute. Lowe held on 10000 bond after hearing on April 2 for alleged threats and attempted homicide toward Houston and Lowe over appointment at Yazoo and Mississippi Levee Board. Lowe lingered in hospital. custody by Deputy Sheriff Lewis.
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Lowe
Presbyterian Hospital
Memphis
Weinstein
Charleston
Houston
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Toustam
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Clarksdale
Yazoo
Mississippi
The Strenuous Life Stomach Ailments Relief Ad
The notice promotes Mi-o-na stomach tablets as safe and effective for indigestion and related symptoms caused by stress from urban and rural life. It claims five people suffer today where one ten years ago and guarantees a refund via Lindeman Pharmacy if the remedy does not cure.
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Washington
Lindeman
Foley's Kidney Remedy Praised by Clearmont User
Mrs. S Joyce of Clearmont writes that about a year ago she bought two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy and it cured years of kidney trouble. She calls it a grand, good medicine and highly recommends it. Sold by Smith & Winton.
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