There Are Two Sides in Indiana Politics Debate
A Democrat editorial attacks Republican machine politics around Fairbanks and Roosevelt policy shifts. It notes the press bias, questions Fairbanks wealth, and cites Bryan Beveridge debate about subsidized press. Also mentions Havill's death and the election of three county superintendents.
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Myeata
Ncerines
Sun
Priggeton Derfiocrat
Petersburg, Demokrat
Shencer- Democrat
Brownsoper Banner
Aa Democrat
Stioals News
Vincennes Democrat
Bicenel
Ers Bh
Herald
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee
Chaney
Hon. Wok
J. I. Bryan
Senator Beveridge
Licenses Granted Amid Antisaloon Tension in Indianapolis
Police detectives testified but were deemed incompetent as witnesses and licenses were issued to William Belk and others amid ongoing anti saloon pressure. The case involves William Belk Henry Branning Edward W Aton and local commissioners who granted licenses despite counterclaims. Appeals proceed as legal actions move through the Sixth Ward.
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Missioners
Furry and
Widsner
Indianapolis
Indiana
William Belk
Henry Branning
Edward W
Ahtis
le Elreult
Deafness Cured by Catarrh Treatment Claim
An Indianapolis Sun snippet discusses deafness linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, promising to cure 100 cases with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It mentions F J Chenney Co Toledo selling pills and solicits reader inquiries with circulars.
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Hall
Ne -F. J, Chenney& CO
Toledo
Zere Price Tie
Re-Election Fight for Bard of Acho Trip
A petition signed by more than forty citizens challenges the re election of Professor Rawles as bard. The council chamber was crowded with eight backers of Rawles including Indiana University faculty members. Friends attribute the defect to his stance in the recent high school trouble where Superintendent Howard Clark and teachers were realigned and later reinstated after mass meetings. Rawles supported the teachers.
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Bos R
Acho
Hughes
Hugh
Rales
Raches
Indiana University
Rawles
Howard Clark
Death of Frank G. Smith prompts funeral in Perry township
Raglesville reports the death of Frank G. Smith at age 53 from heart disease and stomach abscess. He leaves a wife and four children and was buried Friday at Mt Calvary graveyard. A large crowd attended the funeral. The issue also notes local social and farm updates, illness, and community events across Perry and Van Buren townships including remarks on a festival and local travel.
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Martin County
Smith Way
Perry Township
Mt Calvary
Wooldmen
E. Bruner
Sanddy
Worthington
Julia Hackler
Terre Haute
Hiram Sims
van Buren
Washington
Anna Hattery
Thomas Wadsworth
Maud
Clinton
FCC
Chuten
West van. Buren
C. Critchlow
Odon
H. Clark
Montgomery County News Snippets and Local Updates
William Smith Trainor and son James visit Montgomery. Miss Marie Crawley returns near Madison after a week with friend Marguerite Beyey. Weddings banns published for William Singleton and Miss Magsie Flynn. Local trips to Montgomery and Washington noted. milk hauling begins to Montgomery creamery. Dedication of the new M E church at Epsom draws large crowd. John Pate injured in horse accident near Eaglesville. Christian church commencement at Epsom praises 21 graduates with Odon orchestra. Remark about Geo H Parris Cedar Grove Me praising a mule cutting letter. Letters claim Elec tric Bitters cured long illness. testimonials from Fortunate Texan Goodloe and others.
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Wiliam Smith
James
Alantgomery
Marie Crawley
Madison
Misa
Marguerite Beyey
Mary Madde
Mists Lizgle
Lundergan
William
Singleton
Washington
Magsie Flynn
St. Michael’s
James Dally
Tuiner
Montgomery
Vern Reed
Effie
Lizzie Kauffman
Allen County
EU Gootee
M. E
Epsom
John. Pate
Eaglesville
Albert Mattingly
Barney Millis
Chistian Church
Odon
McHenry
Bottle Find Sparks Tale From Georgia to Fort Screven
A girl in Georgia found a note inside a beer bottle placed in White River by Mish Nebie Tella of the Crosslands near Bedtrd. The bottle, tossed into the river, drifted 129 days before a U S artilleryman at Fort Screven, GA reported finding it on a Savannah beach. The voyage traced a remarkable drift from New Palestine to the Atlantic coast, possibly 1,200 miles via the Mississippi to Ft Tibbet, with the bottle wandering far beyond that distance.
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NeBietella
Joly “Castella
Crosslands
Bedtrd
White River
Ca Tine
Lawrence
Ft. Screven
Ernest Artilleryman
United States
Arny
Adition
Savannah
New Palestine
Iit
Gulf
Florida
Atlantic
Ft. Tibbet
Annual College Sermon Preached by Rev J W Baker at Moores Hill
The Rev J W Baker will travel to Moores Hill Saturday to deliver the annual college sermon there Sunday evening. The Rev W B Farmer of Poseyville will preach at the First M E church next Sunday morning and evening. Farmer, a graduate of Indiana University and Garrett Biblical Institute, comes highly recommended and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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J. W. Baker
Moores Hill
W. B. Farmer
Poseyville
Chyrell
Farmer
Indiana University
Garrett Biblical, Institute
Election for delegate at First M. E. Church Friday
There will be no election at the First M. E. church tomorrow Friday from 6 30 p m to 9 p m for electing a delegate to the Lay Electoral Conference at Columbus Indiana September AD All members of the church twenty one years of age or more are entitled to vote The committee in charge have placed in nomination as candidates Hastings Dr C H Yenne and Mrs G F Watjen
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Columbus
Indian
Hastings
C. H. ‘Yenne
Mra
G. Fi. Watjen
CANNELBURG Notes On Local Visits And Events
Local residents report visits from Pierre Brissey and Alodia Haag to Montgomery. Misses Callahan, Cissell, Kelley, and Abner attended Montgomery commencement. A large crowd attended a ball at Lee Abner's. Nicholas Matthews visited Montgomery. Mrs Fredee visiting Whitfield. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as health aid at Lindeman's Pharmacy.
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Pierre Brissey
Indianapolis
May Callahan
Blanchie Cissell
Nellie Kelley
Clara Abner
Montgomery
Alodia Haag
Lee Abner
Nicholas Matthews
Fredee
Hur
Whitfield
William Spaulding
Te Afr
iFielder
Linton
Hollister
Lindeman’s
Phart ‘Macy
Local Notes From Odon Area Include Trips And Planting
Miss Walker visited Odon on business while Homer B Wade made a long trip. Edt Resler and Mrs Edward Froelick were noted at gatherings. Dinkdnf Chestnut and partners are early through sawing. Wade’s woods are growing. Franklin is improving. Odon team in local club play. score unclear. Advertisement for a blood sugar tonic ends with a price 85 cents.
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Homer B. Wade
Don
Miss Walker
Odon
asMiss
Jaude Clinton
Resler
Edward Froelick
Franklin
Balk
Seine Odon
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