Politics Ever Thus in Early American Politics
The piece discusses Claude Bowes book Jefferson and Hamilton showing early U.S. politics as corrupt and vigorous as today. It argues leaders like Adams faced cabinet betrayals and factional strife, yet the nation endured with underlying sanity and greatness through crises, suggesting hope remains.
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Claude G. Bowes
Jefferson
Hamton
Jefson
Hamilton
Indiana
Repubs
Bowers
Mr. Bowers
John Adams
United States
France
Ficnes Ss
Congress
Frank C Daily Nominated by Indiana Democrats
The state Democratic convention nominated Frank C Daily as the party standard bearer after his primary victory. Daily is praised for gubernatorial potential and his record as federal district attorney in Terre Haute, including actions against corruption and notable cases.
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Frank C. Daily
Daily
Indiana
Terre Haute
Don Roberts
Mous Newberry
Farmers push midwest farm plank at national convention
In Chicago fourteen Star embraced delegates convene to organize a midwest movement for the Republican convention opening June 13 in Kansas City. They seek a farm relief plank backing McNary Haugen policy with an equalization fee and to nominate a western candidate like Lowden or Dawes if their platform prevails.
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Chicago
Chica
Kansas_City
James E. Watson
Indiana
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
George Peek
Moline
Ill
Otis F Glenn
United States
Frank O. Lowden
Hoover
Coolidge
Kansas City
National Party
Lowden
Bats
Ste
McNary-Haugen
Corn Belt
Mellon
Rette
Coolidge-Mn-Hoover
Dawes
East
Umpiring Change Proposed With Am Pieré Behind Catcher and Pitcher
A discussion suggests eliminating the existing boom umpire and placing an am piré behind the catcher to handle fly balls and another behind the pitcher to call balls and strikes. Base umpires would monitor plays at their posts. Also noted is the funeral of William Brown in St John’s Catholic church followed by burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Wiliam Brown
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mr. Brown
Sunday Visitors and Local Sale at Stuckey Farm
Loogootee area reports Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Michael Doyle from Van Buren township and Charles Strange of Hyatt Station. Sherman Stuckey attended the sale at A W Stuckey’s near Raglesville where two cows sold for 20175 dollars and calves brought veal proceeds of 30 dollars. Frank Jones and others visited relatives southwest of town. A ball game between Shoals and Loogootee ended in a wrangle.
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Michael Doyle
van Buren Township
James O’maley
Charles Strange
Hyatt Station
Sherman Stuckey
A. W. Stuckey
Raglesville
Frank Jones
John M. Jones
Eacy Greenwell
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