Republican Politicians With Ideas of Their Own
Local Republicans clash with the Washington Herald over independence in county politics. The piece notes leaders like Nugent and Barr, predicts shifts in district chair contests, and cites figures such as Chaney Lillheimer Nat Hill Hemenway and Wallace amid intra party maneuvering for the 1910 governor and district chair posts.
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Herald
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Joe Barr
Washington
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Daviess County
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Bliheimer
Nat Hill
Hemenway
Tom
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Burf
Chaney
Lillheimer
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Congress
Wallace
Lessor
Ezra Mattingly
Lori Harris
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Jugent
J. Taylor
Davia
Willhoose Linton
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Greene County
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Tom Nage
Weather forecast for north tonight into Saturday
Rain or snow expected in northern areas tonight and again Saturday. Tonight will be slightly warmer with mild conditions overall.
Lawyer’s Hot Speech Reverses Ind Injuries Ruling
An appellate court reversed a Bedfor d factory injury judgment against United States Cement Company after ruling the attorney’s rhetoric to the jury was improper. The lawyer likened the plaintiff Spencer Cooper to being poor vs rich, arguing wealth as a motive, which the court deemed irrelevant to the damage issue.
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Pes United States Cement Company
Spencer Fr. Cooper
Bedford
Coopers
Twenty Homes Men Crowd Train Protesting Cement Mill Closure
A crowd of about twenty men, seemingly unemployed, rode into the city on an O B O Southwestern freight train from the east. They said the cement mill at bit Hell area had closed, leaving them without work. The scene reflects local labor unrest as workers seek employment and relief.
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Southwestern
Hell
Aman
Erratic Transfer Spreads Confusion Among Detainees
Fifteen men were moved under irregular orders to western jail wards while one refused and was sent east. The rest were placed to work at a plant shelter, with unclear timeframes and lingering tensions among the group.
Fragmentary OCR Item Notes Hidden Details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions shaving mirrors fonts and jars in a messy line with unclear context. It alludes to pricing and a boxed item but the exact item and event are unreadable. No clear persons places or organizations can be identified.
Skull found near MandaLack mines sparks murder talk
The Democrat reports on a human skull unearthed near the Manda Lacks mines three miles south of town by Jack Manda Bach during excavation. A physician judged it to belong to a young woman, with the temporal bone thickened and no other bones found.
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Jack Manda‘bach
Phyal¢Lan
Susan Currico
William Laforce
Laforce
Miles
Mr. Miles
George Lillie
Enos Yarbrough
Lille
Sanford Funeral Service Held At Residence
Mrs William Sanford sr was laid to rest in Oak Grove Cemetery after services at the East Walnut Street residence led by Rev A M McGuire. The ceremony drew many relatives and friends despite rainy weather. Caesar prepared to cross the Rubicon in a quoted aside while holiday shopping humor surfaced.
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William Sanford
Oak Grove
Willam Sanford
A. M. McGuire
East Walnut Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Tax Demand Fees under Delinquent Collections Debate
In a case involving multiple counties the treasurers dispute their right to demand fees for collecting delinquent taxes where payment demands must be allocated. Several thousand dollars are at stake as the counties contest fee entitlement.
Opera House Sold to Von Perschmitt and Son
Opera house in this city changes hands to Joan von Perschmitt and son Harry after a Thursday contract. The three story brick building fronting Main street will be deeded within a hour, with Momery retaining management of the theatrical side until March 1. The deal also involves properties in Linton Jasonville and Indianapolis.
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Juha Vorderschmitt
Eon Harry
Linton
Tila Vonderachmiltta
Jesonville
Momery
Opera
Fairbanks Faction Celebrates Roosevelt Term Decision
Indiana leaders cheer the president dropping a third term bid as Fairbanks allies vow to secure delegates for a favorable nomination. Promoters in Indiana foresee momentum building toward a clear national convention strategy with district delegates to be chosen before February's end.
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Washington
Fairbanks’ Leutenants
Fairbanks
Hopevelt
Ct . Gonformer
Sete
Indianapolis
Indiana
Untitled Medical Mishap In Granite City Hospital
Dr H Zoller at Granite City Hospital extracted a tooth from the mouth of a four days old infant of Mrs Annie Wadele of Edwardsville. The baby was born with a full grown incisor and surprised doctors who delayed removal until the child became fretful and unsettled.
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H. Zoller
Granite City Hospital
St. Louia
Annie Wadele
Edwardsville
Washington Herald Notes President Remains A Possible Candidate
The Washington Herald argues the president is not eliminated as a candidate despite his statement and emphasizes his personal position while still aligning with public sentiment. The paper also predicts Bryan’s nominations.
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Bryan
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