Washington saloon debate arouses local protest and call for apology
The letter criticizes the Indianapolis Anti-Saloon League weekly for labeling Washington as a hotbed of saloon lawlessness. It defends Washington as a law-abiding town and questions the report’s accusations about violence. Pastor Shumaker of the Anti-Saloon League has visited Washington and should apologize, the writer says.
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League Weekly
Washington
Muncieland Valparaiso
Shugeins
Tthuegerr
Tev
Alf
Wallace
Shumaker
Jeague
Clergy Critique of War Prayer Sparks Debate in Indiana Church
A sermon by Mrs Skinner of Grace Church Indiana argues against trusting divine will for battles. She warns against equating God with war outcomes, cites Gideon and Washington, and defends U S. humanity and enlightenment while critiquing religious rhetoric that pleads for national kneeling.
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Mt. Dion
Léomes
Europe
Mr. Skinner
George
Washington
United State
Spain
God
Shkinner
United States
Brandeis Confirmation Debate Sparks Chief Arguments
The Indianapolis Star weighs timely points on Brandeis candidacy, noting the chief arguments in favor of his Supreme Court appointment. It contrasts Brandeis's advocates with opponents as the confirmation battle unfolds.
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Indranapolis
Brandeis
Supreme
Brandeis Debate Sparks Partisan Attacks in Indiana
Indiana politics feature brisk talk on Justice Brandeis with critics labeling supporters as biased and inexperienced. The Evansville Economist shifts to Republican framing, Georgia’s new dry law prompts debate on consumption limits, and Washington, Indiana weighs wet or dry in the March 29 local option election amid court challenges and public disputes.
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Georgia
Washington
Indiana
LaPorte Herald
Voters Praised for Clean History Amid Election Controversy
Amid March 29 election debates and court ruling overturns, Ashington’s voting record remains praised for civility. County actions and two minor incidents are noted, with higher marks for absence of violence and strong community trust in election boards. A Kansas Bible history examination sparks Jesus prodigal debate. Mundée Press reflects on George Lockwood’s challenge.
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Sedgewick County
Kansas
iMundée Press
George Lockwood
Democratic Platforms Stumble Over Constitutional Convention Debate
A reader notes the Washington Democrat and Indianapolis Times show sympathy with a constitutional convention stance, while lamenting the Democratic platform as a pale reflection of Republican twins. The piece hopes progressive, socialist, and prohibition factions may push forward reform.
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Indiana
Washington Democrat
Ge W. Stout
Indianapolis Times
Stout
Odianapolis
Political Debate Over Mexico Policy and Wilson Support
A fragmentary editorial draft argues for firm U S action in Mexico and hints at criticism of President Wilson’s approach. It notes Representative Cox backing aggressive Mexican policy and references Democratic figures and tensions within opponent factions, with broader commentary on Wilson and allied political stances.
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William E. Cox
Indiana
Mexico
Cuba
Lige
White House
Indianapolis
Wilson
Times subscription up. political squibs and sharp jabs in Indiana chatter
A collage of opinions on price hikes for the Times and critiques of political figures. Edwin M. Lee champions Roosevelt as the nation’s capable savior while mockery follows of La Follette and anti-McAdarchy stances. Frustration with reformers and notable remark on Henry Ford as a buffoon closes the piece.
Knox County roads and politics mix in Knox County
Citizens of Knox County deplore the rural road neglect from White River Bridge to Vincennes on Wheatland road and warn of political upheaval as Mason Niblack faces a cyclone in Indiana politics. Charles Bryan runs for Nebraska governor on the populist ticket amid Bryan family populism chatter.
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Vincennes
White River Bridge
Wheatland
Mason J. Niblack
Indiana Democrats
Indiana
Niblack
Mason
Toc
Democratic Party of
Charles Z. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
William J
Massachusetts Primary Campaign Expenditure Reported
The Muncie Press notes Charles Sumner Bird paid a telegraph toll bill of 27000 for dispatches aiding his 1912 Roosevelt delegate aim in Massachusetts. It cites a Boston ad claiming Bird spent 100000 personally to secure Massachusetts Roosevelt delegates, comparing civic efforts to popular uprisings deemed costly.
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Muncie
Charles Sumner
Bird
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Lawson
Boston
Easter Sunday election costs and reform rhetoric
The piece discusses campaign expenses and the primary system in Indiana, criticizes reform attempts, and notes war era political campaigns. It mentions Roosevelt’s advertising stunts and mocks the rhetoric of the era while commenting on public sentiment toward draft proposals and political manipulation.
Independent papers and the meaning of true independence
An Evansville Couriey column critiques the idea of independence in newspapers. It quotes Charles Sefrit defending his stance while noting many papers claim independence yet serve party interests. The piece argues true independence requires freedom from party control and open debate.
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Sefrit
Tribune 1st Tory claims Roosevelt support in Republican ticket
The Noblesville Times notes a marked copy of the New York Tribune declares for Roosevelt for president on the Republican ticket. It suggests sending similar copies to newspapers nationwide and references The Washington Herald’s political statement in the state's leading Republican papers.
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New York Tribune
Roosevelt
Washington Herald
Socialist Notion: Gene Pledges Tax Abolition of Profits
A Ft Wayne News note reports congressional candidate Gene declaring if elected he would seek abolition of interests and profit and distribute savings to others, warning that opponents would risk confiscation and confiscatory schemes.
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Gene
Mail Carriers Deliver April Totals Across Routes
Washington steafire carriers reported April totals of 40 910 pieces weighing 6 525 pounds. Route 1 led with 1 689 pieces and 48 pounds delivered by Matthew McBride. Route 2 saw 621 pieces and 1 040 pounds by Elmer Beall. Route 5 handled 636 pieces and 1 349 pounds by Austin Immer. Route 4 accounted for 840 pieces and 1 266 pounds by Ralph Stears. Route 6 recorded 5% pieces and 1 034 pounds by Walter Morgan.
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Washington
Ralph Stears
Walter ‘Morgan
Methodists Consider Union and Financial Strains
Delegates at Saratoga Springs discuss uniting Methodist bodies including the Episcopal Church and the African Methodist groups. The report notes funding already paid to widows and retired ministers, with 1908-1915 figures showing rising liabilities and new income needs. The conference favors union on terms of brotherly accord, acknowledging church growth and global tension amid war. Prominent speakers include Rev. Dr. James Endicoott and Dr. Joseph Huneley.
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Saratosa
Springs
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Training College
Lome
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Joseph &. Huneley
Ure
Edwin Locke
Ka. Kas
Mob Violence Targets Carnegie Steel Plants in Bidlock
A mob attacked the Edgar Thompson works and other plants in Bidlock, injuring several including foreigners. Deputies and guards fired to quell the riot as workers fled, with 2,000 recorded in the area patrolling later. The riot shifted from the plant to nearby offices and depots, causing wreckage and arrests as authorities plan deportations to curb unrest.
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Thompson Works
Carnegie Steel Company
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Worouth
Heer
Astrict
R. T. Jackson
Rot
Bradeend Reha
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Edgar Thompson
Thirteenth Street
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Wergat
Court weighing transfer of option case to Martin County
Persistent arguments over venue in the option fight case delay a speedy trial. Judge Gardiner and Judge Gwin clash with attorneys over moving the case from Davie County to Martin, Pike, Knox, or other counties. Court orders a potential transfer to Martin County to avoid venue issues and congestion.
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Gardiner
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Hastings
Jude Gwin
Wee
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Iudzeer
Qinton
Tharp
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Lawrence
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Sali
Ridge Gwin
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leveVars
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County Commission Adjourns After Paving Proposal
County commissioners adjourned Tuesday afternoon after discussing a Main Street paving proposal. The committee laid out a plan to aid in costs but officials did not specify which bids or which dates will be acted upon, postponing a final decision to the next term.
Tragic Poison Case In Evansville Husband Suspected
A distraught Evansville couple, Mrs. Tda Heddericht age nineteen and Marvin Hedderich six months, are cited in a poisoning case. The incident occurred Tuesday with the woman admitting intent, and investigators suspect the children may have ingested the poison.
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Marvin
Hedderichi
Evansville
Isong
Hedderich
Ted
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