Democratic Convention set for Bloomington Indiana April 30 1908
The Democratic delegates of Indiana's Second District will meet in Bloomington on April 30 1908 at 10 a.m. to nominate a candidate for Congress. County committees will appoint delegates. most will be elected April 25 1908, with Lawrence and Vincennes city exceptions. Each county gets one delegate per 200 votes plus 100 for Gov Kern in 1904. Alvin Padgett is District Chairman.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Lawrence County
Vigcennes
Linton
John W. Kern
Follong
Davie&ss County
Greenes County
Knox County
Martin County
Monroe County
Owen County
Sullivah County
Alvin ‘Padgett
County Mass Convention Notice in Daviess County Indiana
Notice to Democrats of Daviess County Indiana that a county mass convention will be held at Zlolans hall in Washington on Saturday April 25 2008 at 1 o clock p m to select fourteen delegates and four alternate delegates.
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Daviess County
Indiana
Zlolans' Hall
Washington
O'Clorld
Second district convention to be held at Thooming ton Tudiana
The Second district congressional convention is set for Thursday April 30 1908 in Thooming ton Tudiana. Delegates are apportioned Washington four Bhrs two and one each from the county’s remaining eight townships. They will transact other business as needed. Dy order of democratic central committee in session April 10 1908 P McHENRY County Chairman secretary. Newspaper notice.
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Thoomington
Tudiana
Herinning
Washington
Aid County
Democratic Central Gambpiltee
P. McHenry
Constipation Cure Promoted by Dr Calwell in Toledo
Advertised syrup claimed to relieve chronic constipation indigestion and stomach issues with a full refund policy. Report notes many testimonials and medical endorsements from users and doctors, including Dr Jawell, with Toledo Ohio cited as the origin of the promotion.
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Dr. Calswell
Boytna
Jawel
Toledo
Ohio
Hughes Campaign Opens with Gloomy Kentucky Visit
Reported campaign event in Kentucky features Stewart L Woodford addressing supporters at Liederhrnn2 ball. He discusses political shifts favoring Gov Hughes and the delegation scene. The prose notes a mixed reception and references a world voyage plan noting stops in Auckland Sydney Melbourne and Australia with routing changes causing public regret over longer stops abroad.
Missouri River Threatened by High Water Across Montana
Helena April 14 Missour i Montana reports high water along the Missouri River north of Holter as a potential disruption looms for planned river activities. Local observers note increased flow and caution advised for boating and crossings amid unsettled spring conditions.
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Normal
Montana
Helena
Monb
Missouri
Land of Youn
Holter
Congressional Bariffo reads bill boosting industrial peace act
A House committee favorably reports amendments to an industrial peace act, naming a seven-member industrial peace committee including labor representatives. It authorizes up to 100000 dollars for a memorial farm project in Kentucky and notes funding by the Lincoln Foundation Association of New York. The debate touches naval matters and a long legislative record, with partisan positions and proposed commissions.
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Kentucky
Abraham
Creal Ghall
Linéolln Farhi Association
Idng
Peach
Williams
Mr ‘Hoheon
Pang
Penrod Smarts Under Story Of His Political Gymnastics
A fragmented recount of Penrod Nugent’s political maneuvering surrounding appointments and posts. The piece notes postmaster friction, editor apologias, and local party gossip about connections between Penrod Nugent, Tom Xipgent, and Joseph Harr, with implied impact on Martin County politics and the Longoodine post office.
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Penrod
Enid Iron Railroad War Ends With Depot Move
Enid Oklahoma faced a bitter fight over a Rock Island depot site two miles north of the town. Bridges were torn up trains blocked and armed patrols kept peace as Congress ordered a depot at South Enid to settle the dispute.
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United States Benate
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Ieland
Wales
Modford
Pondreck
Iland
Wiehita
Epid
Rock Island
South Enid
Kansas
Texas
Rocke Island
Congress
Feller
Colorado
Mecry of
Arkansis
Friends of the
Friends of
Neke Smith
Interior
Bertember II
North End
Multiple 1914 Telegrams Mention Wrecks Strikes and Fires
A compact list of items notes a Carlisle bank theft leading to a reported suicide attempt connected to life insurance, a collision and wreck on Indianapolis streets injuring a youth, University of Notre Dame faculty tensions and potential strikes, and various rail and maritime reports. Also included are notes on Korean and Japanese colonial tensions, economic rate disputes, and local disasters, with several obituaries and notices about fires and wrecks.
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Carlisle
Y ‘Io
Harri
Harris
Michigan Streets
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Missinespot
Ohio River
Seaboard
Cheep
Nuebels
Seoul
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Weat
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