Deadlock in Indiana Democratic Convention Ends with Cullop Nomination
The Bloomington convention battled through long ballots from Thursday morning into Friday, with Padgett and Davis exchanging leads. Sullivan County finally pledged 17 votes for Welton, but the deadlock continued until the final rounds produced Cullop as the nominee, sending delegates home exhausted after a tense night.
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Blomington
Glaialy
Padgett Bedient
Davis
Spencer
Daviess County
Martin County
Padgett
McFarland
Martin
Segalled
Monroe
Sullivan County
CIA
Tostanly
Charles Hoat
Welton
John
W. Cravens
Hip
Fers
Ballivain
Welman
Spat
Davie
Bach County
Ullop
Bhsin Bach
Davia
Obdamall
Miers
John H. ‘Spee
Ry Owen
Bloomington
Befer
Mitchell
Cullop
Hope
Bloom
Sager
Hal Co
Liquor License Notice for Washington Indiana
A notice states John M Mullen will apply to the Daviess County Commissioners in June 1908 for a license to sell and allow on premises intoxicating liquors in a room at 51 Wilson Wright and Clark's addition Washington Indiana known as Long Branch. The room is on the first floor east side with rear locked entrances and glass front doors. The notice is addressed to residents of the Third Ward of Washington and all concerned.
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Washington
Daviess County
State of
Indiana
Board of
County Commissioners
Towit
Wilson, Wright and Clark
Long Branch
John M’mullen
Bid Notice for Washington Township School House
The advisory board of Washington township Indiana invites sealed bids for erection of a school house on the Adaline Bimmons farm near the Apraw road from Washington. Bids due May 23 1908 at 10 am. completion by August 15 1908. Right to reject all bids reserved. Dated May 1 1908. W L Brown Trustee.
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Washington Township
Indiana
Adaline Bimmons
Washington
Schol House
W. L. Brown
Daviess County
Notice of Final Settlement in Lynch Estate
Creditors heirs and legatees of Thomas Lynch deceased must appear in Daviess circuit court at Washington Indiana on May 26 1908 to show cause why final settlement act cannot be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk WM A Wallace witnesses.
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Thomas Lynch
Daviess
Washington
Indiana
WM. A. Wallace
Daviess Circuit Court
Convention Roll Calls Favor Cullop Over Davis in Davis County
A party convention recount shows Sullivan and Daviess counties shifting votes to Cullop while Padgett withdraws to block Davis. With Davis at fifty two votes and Padgett’s exits, Cullop wins the nomination after a 6789 vote tally in Daviess County and a decisive roll call ending the contest.
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Lawrence County
Sullivan County
Davis
Padgett
Daviess County
Cullop
Thun Padgett
Fragmented OCR Note About Visa and Popularity
The readable text is garbled with partial phrases about a visa and popularity. No clear event or entities emerge to form a factual summary or identify people, places, or organizations.
Bloomington Memoir of a Political Rally and Band Cheer
A fragmented recap of a Bloomington gathering with remarks by Bowles hotel staff and attendees. Names include Bierman, Bill FiteGibbon, Wallace, Neal, Hacker, Joe Franklin, George Signor, Eskridge, Bruce Moore, Maron J. Niblack, Finley Brooke, Cy Ward, Kiefer, Ed Dillard, Elbert McKernan, J. Bierman, Dr. R. M. Smiley, Joe Molen, Bob Miers, Padgett, Hugh, Superintendent Alsoy, Leigh Sanford, Nobe l Democrat, Fitzgibbon, Nathan Killion, and others. The piece notes crowd reaction, band performances, and political sentiment favoring a Daviess candidate, with doubt about Padgett’s nomination and a mock conclusion about the speaker’s prospects.
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Bloomington
W. A. Wallace
R. M. Smiley
H L. Cox
J. Bourgholtzer
Charles Kidwell
Dr. O. K. McKittrick
L. A. Kennedy
Charles McWilliams
Will FitzGibbon
Elbert McKernan
Nathan Beitmen
Joe Molen
A. F. Cabel
Dick Reichmaster
J. F. Michaels
O. M. Vance
James A. Gill
Joseph Gordon
Ar. Shdr Greenwood
George Signor
E.E. Hale
Fred Hoddinott
L. H. O'Donnell
F. B. Fornwald
George McWilliams
Joe Seng
John Dosch
Enos Yarb
Ford Gross
Henry Schuck
John Orth
Willi van Trees
J Wn. Alford
C. A. Baker
G. B. McWilliams
Miles Jones
Warren Routt
Milt Fitzgerald
James O'Brien
Charles Hart
C. T. Carrico
John Cosgrove
George Drew
William G. Heffernan
Michael Madden
Nick Sinn
Incomplete Text Summary From OCR Clip
Fragmentary OCR lines mention names and events but are unreadable for a coherent summary. The snippet lacks clear subjects, dates, or places to form a factual headline or summary with entities. No verifiable details to preserve.
Train Hold Up Near Walker's Mills Stirs Panic
Pittsburg authorities pursue two men who robbed the St Louis Express near Walker's Mills. They seized four bags of express goods and a gold watch, escaping after pulling the dell card. Messenger Noah Rosson is held for investigation as officials estimate $10,000 in loot with some suggesting as much as $80,000.
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Pittsburg
St. Lous
Pennsylvania
Walker's Mills
The
Express Company
Noah Rosson
Seven Seniors to Graduate at Elwora High School
The first graduation exercises at Elwora High School will be held Friday evening May 16 in the Elnora Opera House. Seven graduates are Nelle Courtney Emmett Pope Jodey Smiley Ellis Malone Pel Townland Otis Court. Rev Thomas H Kuhn, candidate for governor, will deliver the commencement address.
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Elwora
Elnora Opera House
Toells
Nelle Courtney
Emnett Pope
Jodey Smiley
Ellis Malone
Pel
Otis Court
Thomas H. Kuhn
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache and Urinary Ailments
Washington residents share strong support for Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and urinary issues. Randolph Regedale of 1109 South West First Street says the remedy restored his strength, letting him work daily after a short course. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY markets the pills nationwide for 50 cents a box.
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Dean
Washington
Randolph Regedale
Southwest First Street
Doan
Wo Jackson
Reas
Foster - Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Open Letter Praises Vinal Cod Liver Oil Product
In Washington an open letter endorses Vinal as the best tonic and strength builder from cod liver oil. It claims Vinal contains no harmful drugs and helps old, sick, and nursing individuals while curing throat and lung troubles. The writer offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Washington
Vinci
W. L. Jackson
Fol ey's Kidney Remedy Advised For Early Signs
A newspaper notice urges taking Fol ey's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of danger to avoid Brights Disease. It claims the product will correct irregularities and strengthen the kidneys and bladder. Sold by Smith & Winton.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
Mrs Elizabeth Dant Returns From Montgomery Visit
Mrs Elizabeth Dant returns at once from a few days visit at Montgomery. She was away for a short period and is now back at home.
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Elizabeth Dant
Oow
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Bill FiteGibbon
Alt Wallace
Bill Neal
Bill
al Hacker
Joe Franklin
Corese
C. Eskridge
Vand
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Maron J. Niblack
Geull Cap
Finley Brooke
Cy Ward
Butt
Kiefer
Band Boys
Linton
Ed Dillard
Jar
J. Bierman
Bob Miers
Joe
Padgett F
Hugh
Amatuer
Alsoy
Vincennes
Leigh Sanford
Vincennes Sun Od
Sullivan Paper
Nobel Democrat
Fitzgibbon
Billy Blodgett
Nathan Killion
Dr. Vance
Dr. A
Unl
Beng
Carlisle
Inil
H. N. ‘Hicks
Baule
W. E. Cowle
Hicks
Carlisle White Sox
Ca Hele
Jasonville
Baptist Church
Richmond
Ind
August Mor
Avenue
Max
Crtte
Dayton
Newcastle Ind
President Roosevelt
Japan
C. O. Lansford
Wima
Indianapolls
Indiana Veterinary Col
H.L. Lockridge
E.O. Chattain
Johnson County
Dent
Gwens
Main Street
Walnut
Sidan
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