Chaney Renominated at Second District Convention
John C. Chaney was renominated at the Second district convention held in this city this afternoon. The nomination was by acclamation with little opposition, as postmasters and federal officials present expressed support for Chaney for a third term. Speakers argued for his election this fall amid a tone of exaggerated enthusiasm.
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State Convention Session and Death Notices Summary
Special to the Democrat from Indianapolis reports the state convention adjourned until 7 30 p m. The telegraphic report covers Joe proceedings. Deaths include Susan eighth daughter of Andrew Simpson who died Tuesday evening from spinal trouble Alton infant son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Porter died aged ten months The Evansville Courier quotes a fundraising message for a devoted Metle daughter facing hardship
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Bogard land deals show multiple sales in September
Bogard town records reveal Gantel L Bynum sold forty acres to James Morgen of Hyox county for 3,700 dollars with possession due in September. Bynum earlier bought a farm from Mary A Bales in Morerville last September for 2,608 dollars. James A Mearl of Bogard township sold forty two acres to Daniel L Hynum of Bogard for 8,000 dollars with possession next September. These transactions appear in the Democratic State Convention coverage as printed.
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County political convention notes and results
The article chronicles the Daviess County Republican convention proceedings. It details candidate nominations for congress and county offices, postmaster and local party maneuvering, speeches by notable figures, committee appointments, and remarks on turnout. It notes Chaney’s presence, the machine’s influence, and the surrounding county political atmosphere.
The Bull ains hour the Eyes Are plain signs
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Republicans Endorse Present Liquor Laws
The Republican county convention endorses present liquor laws, opposes local option, and urges further restrictions on traffic. They criticize Democratic proposals for clean elections and corruption, support funds for road improvements, and praise Republican management of county affairs. Owen County names Frank Lawson as postmaster, with district politics hinting at internal rivalries and machine influence.
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