Marshall Wins Indiana Governor Nomination on Fifth Ballot
Thomas R. Marshall of Columbia City was nominated for governor by Indiana Democrats on the fifth ballot at the state convention. L. Ert Slack and Remuel M. Ralston were his strongest rivals, with Slack finishing second and Ralston withdrawing after the fourth ballot amid high drama and order disruptions. Marshall’s acceptance emphasized unity and the unexpectedly broad backing he received across the state.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
Marshall
Remuel M Ralston
Mr. Marshall
Indiana
Mr. Ralston
Hol. Raub
Thomas Targart
Marshall Wap
Mectitons
McCullough
Aple
Slack
Conn Kuhn
Ralston
Stank
Kuhn
Jackson
Michael Foley
Ninth District
Arobe
Miera
Thomas. R. Marshall
L. Ert Glack
Charles G. Conn
Daviess
Autburn
Aley
Republican convention notes and local figures cited
Sam Quillen of Linton serves as sergeant at arms for the resolutions committee and an alternate delegate to the Denver convention. Cyrus E. B. Davis is a possible candidate for Congress in the Second district, with other locals like J. Alvin Padgett and Henry W. Moore mentioned. Tom Nugent from Washington, nicknamed The Gentleman with cold Feet, is noted among southern state Republicans watching the proceedings.
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Sam Elswick
Sam
B. Boyd
Phagett
Congress
Davis
Bret Davis
The
Democrat
Sam’ Quillen
Linton
Committee On Resolutions
Denver
Cyrus EB. Davis
Billy
J. Alvin Padgett
Henry W. Moore
Evan
Tom Nugent
Washington
Earthquake Recorded Near Washington City
A slight quake was logged on weather bureau seismographs in Washington City on Wednesday afternoon at 2 1 05 p m. The event showed typical earthquake phases and likely originated up to 2400 miles away, placing the epicenter in the Pacific Ocean west of Mexico or northwestern South America or possibly the western United States.
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Weather Bureau
Washington City
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
South America
United States
Parish Amish matron struck by paralysis near Montgomery
Mrs Isaac Yoder wife of a leading Amish figure east of Montgomery suffered a severe paralysis Thursday morning around 10 o clock. At eighty two she is not expected to recover given her age. Her condition worsened Friday morning. She is the sister of Mrs Fannie Grayhill who recently died in Pike county at the age of one hundred.
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Isaac Yoder
Montgomery
M ‘Yoder
Fannie Grayhill
Pike County
Elmore Couple Receives License in Local Marriage
Arig Anson Christenberry and Lydia Keir Johnson of Elmore township were issued a license, the first since last Saturday. Christenberry, son of Joseph Christenberry, is a farmer. Johnson, daughter of Greenville Johnson, hails from northern Daviess County.
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Elmore
Arig Anson Christenberry
Lydia Keir Johnson
Elmore Township
Christenberry
Joseph Tistenberry
Lydia Jhonson
Greenville Johnson
Daviess County
Hcense
Wiper Baby Dies as Death Report Reaches City
A ten month old child of James Wyner died Friday morning in the state. the death occurred as reported. Mrs Wiper is listed as a Davis from East Walnut Street. Marshal Underwood returns from Ottawa Illinois where he had treatment in a tent colony and shows some improvement.
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Wiper
Wyper
James Wyner
N Davis
John Davis
East Walnut Street
Marshal
Underwood
Ottawa
Ill
School in Knox county closes for lice infestation
Decker graded school in Knox county shut for a day when pupils avoided a vermin affected classmate. A pest fumigation followed as the building was deemed unsanitary and possibly abandoned. Wheatland school is ordered closed by Dr. Harty for similar unsanitary conditions.
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Decker Graded
Knox County
Tee
Pricipal
Harty
Wheatland
Fox Invasion Triggers Panic In Jasonville Home
A fox pursued by hounds jumped through a house window on Friday morning at Jasonville causing the inmates to panic. A hound followed the fox inside, then both escaped through another window as the pack waited outside.
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Jasonville
Watson Leads Delegates in Vanderburg Primary Result
Watson leads the delegate list for the Vanderburg primary, heading toward the state convention next Wednesday. Samuel Potts of Oxdon Street has been granted a pension increase to thirty dollars per month.
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Vanderburg
Samuel Potts
Oxdon Street
Down-Tired Washington Readers Urged to Try Vinbl Tonic
A strained appeal urges Washington residents to use vinbl tonics to restore digestive vigor and overall energy amid seasonal fatigue. The ad notes improvements in strength, appetite, and sleep for those weakened by illness, and includes brief local notices: early potatoes for sale from Stanton Barber and Whippoorwill peas from O M Cosby.
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Stanton Barber
Washington
Vinol Promoted as Ideal Health Restorer for All Ages
An old advertisement touts Vinol as an unmatched strength creator for the elderly, sickly children, delicate women, and convalescents. It invites readers to try Vinol with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory, signed by W. L. Jackson, druggist.
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W. L. Jackson
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