Indiana Republicans defend James Watson personal character
James P. Goodrich, chairman of the Indiana Republican State Central Committee, defends James E. Watson against personal slander in the campaign. The statement argues for a clean campaign, notes hostility from liquor interests, and cites ministerial and local leaders endorsing Watson's integrity and temperance record. It condemns coordinated attacks while affirming Watson as a stable, reputable public servant.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
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Republican State Committee
Mr. Marshall
James E. Watson
Watson
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Democratic Press Bureau
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Indiana Knights of Pysthias
Congress
Indianapoli
James P. Goodrich
Indiana ‘Republican State Tral Committee
Indianapolis
The Strange Gases of Thomas R Marshall in Crawfordsville
A long critical piece questions Governor candidate Thomas R. Marshall over county option law and temperance politics in Crawfordsville Indiana. It accuses Marshall of using party influence to pressure fellow Democrats, aiding brewers and saloon interests, while denying politics in the temperance issue. It cites specific legislators and local voters, including Hostetter and Sicks, and claims Marshall aligned with brewery interests to defeat the county option bill.
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Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
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College Board of ‘Trustees
Indiana
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Marshall
Wabash Hege
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Lowery Combine
Harch
Watson
Indianapolis
Arson
Diana
Option Law
Tom
Pierson
Sicks
Mr. Marshall
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Leiber
Crawford Fairbanks
House of Representatives
Putnam County
Greencastle
Thls
Hostetter
Peter Foley
Thomas Taggart
Henry Sicks
Lebezon
Sarton Green
Peru
Labor Unionism and the Republican Party Debate
Readers discuss labor unionism's stance toward the Republican party and the coming national ticket. The fragment references unions, surrender, and party alignment as workers consider political choices and control over leadership.
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Banta Debate Over Bank Deposits Guaranty in Indiana Race
The text outlines C. A. Banta's position on bank deposit guarantees, noting he has not stated a position and remains on the Republican platform. It contrasts Democratic views, cites campaign tempers, and mentions McKittrick in a contested Indiana House race.
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Indiana House of Represetatives
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Daviers County
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Bank Guarrant
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McKittrick
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Indiana Senatorship rivalries color Indiana politics
The piece debates who may become United States senator from Indiana, arguing Governor Hanly is not a candidate and Senator Hemenway appears likely to seek reelection. It notes Thomas Taggart's influence, county option battles, and party dynamics shaping the terms of the upcoming legislative vote and potential senatorial outcome.
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Beeshamen
Indiana
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Republican Party
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Republichan Party
Reo and Intelligent Organization of Labor
Democrat
Scedewassh
Charles”ta
United States Senate
James Onway
Dr. McKittrick
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Democratic State Organization
Hanly
Uhes
Third Street
Charles A. Banta
Thimeett
Hemenway
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Saloon Men Rally Behind Thonats Be
In New Albany saloon keepers openly back Thonats Be as city leaders push for reform. Supporters gather at local taverns to voice backing amid debate over licensing and public order.
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