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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
2
The notice outlines favorable five year loan terms at reduced rates for sums of six thousand dollars or more. PADG TT and BURKS offer the special financing option, detailing qualification and repayment conditions.
Opening day proceedings see both Progressives and Republican conventions called to order as delegates settle into formal sessions. party leaders outline agendas and keynote speakers set the tone for upcoming policy debates and party unity efforts.
A draft program lists nominating speeches by Republicans on Monday and Tuesday. June 7 features a call to order and speeches by Charles D Hilles and Warren G. Harding. June 3 covers platform adoption and presidential candidate speeches, with June 10 set for vice presidential nomination and adjournment.
On June 1, 1912 Justice Charles E. Hughes learned his name was considered a compromise candidate between Taft and Roosevelt. He sent a message to a New York political leader stating that a Hughes nomination was strictly without his accord and against his earnest wish.
Perry Arnold reports from Chicago on June 7 as Republican and Progressive national conventions begin. The scene mixes jostling crowds, hotel congestion, and ritual proceedings as leaders prepare to set agendas, with chairmen calling orders and committees readying platforms.
The hall fills with eight thousand delegates and spectators as banners and voices surge. Charles D. Hilles enters to a roaring reception while officers conduct stall conferences. The auditorium, crowded and noisy, echoes with partisan chatter and cheers as leaders and attendees press for influence at the convention.
The Daviess County Hospital Association elected J. G. Allen as president Alvin Padgett as vice president Mrs T A Ackley secretary and Mrs M J Burke treasurer for two years The meeting created an endowment fund from the sale of Elizabeth Hogsheads Walnut Street property near the Baptist church sold to Louise Gross for 1770 only the interest will be spent The final note mentions the cactus stem as a natural water-saving feature.
Public notice advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It asserts cure by blood action, promises health improvement, and urges readers to send for testimonials from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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