Hughes Wins Republican Nomination at Chicago Convention
Charles Evans Hughes was chosen as the Republican standard bearer at the Chicago Coliseum convention. Roosevelt and others trailed as balloting concluded with Hughes leading on the third ballot and the nomination declared by signaling officials. Indiana and other states shifted support as Weeks withdrew earlier in the day, with Fairbanks emerging as a leading VP contender in the final rounds.
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Brutish to Tax Americans Measure Causes Exodus
June 10 report notes Americans flee to escape taxes and seek information in foreign lands. Government reforms and residency rules are cited as driving citizens abroad. The piece critiques policy that burdens citizens and prompts departure.
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Bush Collects figures of county cars and costs
County assessor Sam Bush reports 334 automobiles in Daviess County as of March 1, 1916 with original costs totaling 242 615 dollars. Ford dominates the fleet with about one third of vehicles. Washington Township has the most cars. Some entries lack make names, leaving part of the total unaccounted.
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Choose School Head Evansville Wis Superintendent Announcement
Louis P Benezet, superintendent of LaCrosse schools, will be chosen as Evansville Indiana public schools superintendent, an announcement made Friday.
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Indiana Wheat Crop Estimate Seeks 13.5 Million Bushels
Government data place Indiana’s 191? wheat crop at 13.5 million bushels for this year while last year’s harvest reached 47.3 million. Grain output shows a sharp drop, with officials citing weather and area planted.
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Hughes Accepts Nomination for President
Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes resigns from the bench and announces he accepts the Republican nomination for president. He endorses the party platform and pledges to serve the country during a time of national crisis with strong, protective policies.
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Graduates Receive Diplomas At Daviess County School Exercises
One hundred graduates of Daviess county high schools received diplomas this afternoon in the fifth annual commencement. The ceremony opened at 2 o'clock at the Virat Christian church with the procession from the courthouse to the church. Ernest P. Wilds delivered the commencement address on living life to the full, and A. Fulkerson presented diplomas. Notable graduates include Viola Grace Wether, Mildred Covalt, and Hewellyn Strand, all from Washington and Wallington townships. The service concluded with benediction by Rev. W. O. S. Rader.
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Transfer of Father Bolin to St Croix Perry County
Father Bolin, assistant pastor of St. Simon's, has been transferred to St. Croix Perry County. He will be succeeded by Rev. George Schleider, former assistant pastor of St. John's Church, Vincennes.
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Wery Wide Be Handed Down By Wudge Gwin In Martin Circuit Court
A Monday session in Martin Circuit Court will see Wudge Gwin receive a wide handed sentence following prior proceedings. The case involves detailed charges and resultant fines, with courtroom officials preparing the final judgment for review.
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Wets Claim Battle Over Ballot Validity in Local Election
A Washington court prepared to rule on contested votes in a local dry versus wet election. Judge Gwin indicated a verdict soon after examining numerous ballot challenges and the legality of votes cast by Scholl Brewer Nordland Johnson and others. Attorneys argued wet votes prevailed, while questions remained over voter eligibility and precinct eligibility.
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Roosevelt Nominated by Progressive Convention in Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt was unanimously nominated for President by the Progressive delegates at the Chicago auditorium on June 11. Bainbridge of Illinois placed Roosevelt in nomination, with speakers including Col. Havins Alinson of California backing the choice. Henry Cabot Lodge and Gifford Pinchot voiced criticism as the committee noted momentum for Roosevelt over Hughes.
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