Chaney Will Be Returned in Indiana Ballot Battle
In Bedford Indiana a heated Indiana Second District race centers on Republican challenger John C Chaney. Analysts cite a shifting electorate due to industrial growth and a stronger Republican turnout in Lawrence County. Chaney's camp predicts a 1400 to 1500 vote majority as factors favor his reelection including temperance sentiment and local ticket strength.
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Political meeting highlights Chaney and Watson support
Public gathering in Indianapolis spotlights John C Chaney and James Watson backing temperance and county option. The article details Chaney’s defense of his record and calls for Republican unity around the Second Indiana district candidate ahead of the November election.
Alfordsville Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Ball Game
Hiram Sackeon and Ray Jackson were in Washington Thursday. John C. Arvin wed Miss Lizzie Arvin at Joseph H. Arvin’s Alfordsville home Wednesday night. Alfordsville ball team beat Corning 46 to 7. Georges Arvin visits from Kentucky and many locals attend social events and visits to nearby towns.
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John Trucloye
Martin County
Local Notes From Corning and Montgomery Visit Names
Fragmentary report lists residents and visitors from Corning Montgomery and Bridgeport. Pat McDonald and Miss Bridget Mary Kelly attended events in Montgomery and Washington. Mr and Mrs John Toon and family hosted by Thomas Cullivan. Mary Fagen and Maud Decker traveled between Montgomery Hamilton and Bridgeport. Roasty noted as pneumonia case.
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Prominent Republicans Set Notices for Peop les Theater
The public notices list speakers including L. Griffiths and Senator Albert Beveridge for October events at the Peoples Theater. Governor J. Frank Hanly is slated for October 22.
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Local visits noted as Eaton travels to Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs John Kellett visited relatives at Whitfield Sunday. Arthu Eaton left Saturday for Indianapolis. Ret ere were here last week.
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Anna Chapman Marries John Kerr at Petersburg Home
Miss Anna Chapman of Petersburg, long remembered in the city, wed John Kerr of Joliet Illinois in a quiet at home ceremony witnessed by a few relatives. The couple will honeymoon in Terre Haute and Chicago before settling in Joliet.
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Tax Penalties Warn of November Due Date
Tax notices warn property owners to pay four taxes by the November deadline to avoid a 10 percent penalty. The county treasurer says timely payment is essential as the penalty takes effect soon and impacted days near the due date.
Frank Walker dies after long illness in Terre Haute
Frank Walker a native of Daviess county dies at Terre Haute after months of illness due to tuberculosis. He was foreman in the Terra Haute Brewing painting department and had lived in Daviess county most of his life. Surviving: parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Walker three sisters and three brothers and two children from his marriage to Emma Raymann. Lucile Davis also dies aged seven months from heart ailment near the city.
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Chicago
John Couglin
Birmingham
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Ella McAtee
Edgar Feagans
John
Breese
Joseph
Madison
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Lucile Davis
Thomas Davis
Bethel Sunday Services and Social Notices
Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30. Mrs. Austin Aurthur stayed with her mother for several days. Families visited each other including the Meads Ricks West Colbert and Fitzgerald households. Epworth league shipped forty four quarts of fruit to the Chicago Training school for missions.
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Frank West
Colbert
Hazel Barber
Hallie Fitzgerald
Ethel Shanks
Kate Fitzgerald
Bicknell
Lew Barber
Ed Reeve
Clifford Shanks
Richard Peek
Sim Johnson
Raymond Johnson
Epworth League
Chicago Training School For Missions
Myers Family Reunion Marks Double Celebration
A Myers family reunion occurred Monday in Eaglesville to celebrate Garar Myers of Colton California turning a birthday milestone. Mrs. Sibby Myers, aged 73, led the ceremonies, with most of the family attending except one son living in Colorado.
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Republicans Hold Notable Meeting at Bad's House
A large audience gathered at the Bad's house northeast of the city for a Republican political meeting. Faith and C. M. Mears spoke to an enthusiastic crowd, delivering well received orations as the building filled to capacity.
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