Watson for Governor Local Option Favored in Convention
The Republican state convention nominated James E. Watson for governor after multiple ballots and adopted a local option plank pushed by Governor Hanly. Watson led the early balloting, with C W Miller Taylor and Hugh Miller trailing, and acclamations filled other state posts including auditor and attorney general. The Marion county deal and inter-party maneuvering shaped Watson’s nomination and the broader ticket in the May session.
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Tater
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C. W. Miller
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Marion County
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Marion
Charley Miller
Grant County
Indianapolis
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Unscrambled fragment hints at county political intrigue and a Watson honor
A garbled passage mentions Marion County and an adjustment labeled Taylor-Wouton. It references unspecified authorities and a movement to honor Mr. Watson while downplaying other concerns. The text is incomplete and unclear about dates or concrete actions.
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Pol Pat
Marion County
Watson
First Day of Indiana Republican Convention Opens
Indianapolis April 2 The First Day's sessions drew a crowded hall as delegates and observers praised the party's plans for the coming campaign. A large banner urged Charles Fairbanks for president while speakers honored Indiana's leaders, signaling strong enthusiasm and unity at the gathering.
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Indianapolis
Hidland
Tomita- Hou Hall
Fate
Tomlin
Indiana
Will'mee Tonight Holds Ashinito Township Meeting
A township meeting for Will'mee Tonight and candidates for township offices will be held at ThorNean Law Office tonight. The event aims to discuss local officials and campaign matters with residents in Ashinito Township.
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Ashinito
thorNean' Law Office
Severe hailstorm halts Seymour train seven minutes
A bad hailstorm at Seymour delayed Southwestern train No. 7 for seven minutes as hail shattered windows and skylights. The storm damaged roofs, broke many greenhouse panes at Garrick’s and Galser nurseries, and caused horses to bolt. Thousands of plants were ruined and trees damaged.
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Seymour
Treinen
Fee
Paskefigern
Seynour
M. P.garrick
Galser Nursery
Seyagur
Method of Selecting Delegates May Be Settled Monday
District Democratic leaders weigh uniform rules for choosing delegates to the Bloomington congressional convention. Hon Alvin Padgett favors township meetings and a mass county convention approach. A district committee meeting is set at Vincennes to decide whether to push for a uniform date and method across Lawrence Sullivan and other counties ahead of April 25 mass meetings.
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Sbix
Linton
Lawrence County
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Sullivan County
Democratic County Committee
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Mame Thy
Leon
Tesstona
Bloomington
Welmah
Wealday
Sullivan
Daviareeng
Lawrence ‘County
Kownsbly
Walform
Padgett UO
Vincennes
Bedford
Padgett Rey Colved
Regulating Skating Rinks and Youth Oversight Debate
City authorities debate regulating skating rinks to curb disturbances while preserving wholesome youth recreation. Critics warn against blaming venues or police for youth behavior and urge balanced supervision rather than outright closure. The discussion references Mayor Bookwalter and proposed ordinances to improve safety without stigmatizing young riders and skaters.
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Velugimi
Effi
Bookwalter
Saturday Primary election to choose township trustee candidate
Democrats in Washing- up ten townshl will hold a primary Saturday to select their candidate for township trustee. Polls open at 7 p m and close at 4 p m at Zine F kan's location. All voters should know their precinct before heading to the polls.
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Borlow
Trustees to Meet in Bivinge County Township
The township trustees association will convene at County Superintendent Bur tiang's office on Thursday, April 9. A rural lawyer and the day superintendent will discuss the depository wage law and teacher wage questions.
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Township Trustees’ Association of
Bivinge County
Burtiang
Cal Lawyep
James Miles to Move and Sell Personal Property Next Week
James Miles of Zartison township east of Glendale plans a sale of his personal property next Thursday April 9. He will move from the farm area toward Plainville, with a wagon and belongings. Miteshaowns the local grocery store once run by J B Cox.
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James Miles
Glendale
Zartison Township
Mr. Miles
Plainville
Bia Gon
Willant
Mitesha Lowns
J.B. Cox
Purdue offers seed tests to farmers for beans and cowpeas
A Purdue agricultural program invites farmers to test various bean and cowpea varieties on small plots. Seeds are supplied free enough to test a quarter acre per variety alongside others, planted and tended as usual. At season end, yields will be measured and reported to the station for analysis.
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Thia Natitia
Strange Murder At Bridgeport In Illinois
Police report a man found dead between a power house and tanks near a pumping station in Bridgeport Illinois. Captain Warmer aided by officers investigated a mysterious homicide and ruled out self inflicted death, noting the victim was fifty five and a pump operator for Jennings Producing Company. Witnesses heard a gunshot, bloodhounds were requested, and Coroner Abi of St Franciaville arrived as investigators gathered facts about the scene and victim.
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Bridgeport
Washington
Jennings Producing Company Oy
Bam Eshermans
Sam Eshleman
Westfall
Conroy
Car
Pastor Baker to Leave for Alva Oklahoma
The Rev J W Baker pastor of the First M E Church has decided to accept a transfer to the Methodist church in Alva Oklahoma about May. His health issues this winter prompted the change but he will continue to serve in the area until a successor is chosen. The congregation expresses regret at his departure and wishes him well in the north western Woods County move near the state capital.
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Oklahoma
J. W. Baker
M. E
Alva
Baker
Okaboma
Death of Biodie Dixon at Jonesborough
Obituary note reports the death in Jonesborough with pallbearers described as nephews. The piece mentions a Wednesday service and references a disease as the cause, though details are fragmentary.
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Biodie Dixon
Peter
Police arrest James Griffin for intoxication last night
Police report James Griffin was arrested for intoxication and fled the city after the incident. Local authorities investigated the matter and released few additional details.
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James Griffin
Tests of Farm S ens Farmers of Indiana seek corn tests
Indiana farmers seek opportunities to test their own corn varieties in the coming season. The notice mentions leading varieties and the hope to evaluate performance on farm fat. Potential participants are invited to join agricultural testing efforts and share results with organizers.
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Indiana
Odan High School Interclass Oratorical Contest Report
The Odan high school interclass oratorical event featured contestants including Rena Dearmin with Gods of Nature Beatrice Hayes from Music Walter presenting The Value of an Ideal. Bland from Linton and Prof. McMullen presided, with remarks on moral erectness and public speaking craft.
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Odan High School
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Rena Dearmin
Beatrice Hayes
Walter
Bland
Linton
Prof. McMullen
Envelopes Through Time and Local Social at Ebner Plant
A curious note highlights a Brighton paper maker Brewed inventing envelopes a hundred years ago and traces simple forms from folded sheets to wax seals. In a local scene, Mrs Samuel Smith and daughter join Mrs Frank Landis at Walbat Street for an afternoon of Euchre and entertaining guests at the Ebner storage plant.
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Moile
Brighton
Ieller
Mays
Jon
Ealing
Samuel- Smith
Publication note on partisan tensions in republican leadership
A fragmented snippet shows partisan tensions among republican leaders and mentions publication in a partisan context. No clear events, dates, or named places are readable, but the tone suggests internal disputes and party dynamics. Further readable details are unavailable from the fragment.
Wadaworth Demands Trustee Action On Property
Thomas G. Wadaworth, named trustee, issues an undersigned demand regarding satisfaction of debts and disposal of assets tied to the estate. The filing seeks clarity on property and procedural rights affecting creditors and beneficiaries.
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