Indiana Democratic convention reconvenes nominate state ticket
After twelve hours of deliberation the Indiana State Democratic convention adjourned having placed in nomination a full ticket for Governor and other state offices headed by Thomas Marshall. Ballots for Governor and other posts continued with several candidates, including Marshall, Hall, Cox, Latry, and others, confirmed by multiple rounds and unanimous acclaim for some nominees.
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Brron
Lincoln
Miera
J. Gilmore Smith
Greenfield
Ua Credentiala
Joseph B. Rhea
Francia
Griffign
Bryan
Calter
L. E. Slack
Franklin
Thos. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Carroll K.mccullough
Anderson
Samuel M. Rataton
Lebanon
Thomas R. Marahal
Colombia City
Charles G. Conn
Elkhart
Slack
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Ralston
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Mearnhall
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Wales
Marshall Nominated by Indiana Democrats for Governor
The Indiana Democrats nominate Marshall of Columbia City for governor. He is praised as a skilled orator and veteran reformer, with a campaign plan to tour every county and press the issues, including a local option liquor law to let communities decide. Strong party support marks his bid, with debates anticipated against the Republican nominee.
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Marshall
Columbia City
Indiana Democrats
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Jare
Republians
State Bar Association
Democrate
Marshell
Ralston
Skinner
Ralstod'e Weakiys
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Hiv Plang
Township Election Tickets Named for Saturday
Candidates for township trustee and assessor race in Washington Township include Mel Wallwe for assessor and John Badse and Dan Myers as trustees. Local contest details indicate Blackwell, Myers, Ritter, Carter, and others as contenders with nominations expected at the county facility.
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Sud
John Bads
Robert Orr
Taraestonon
Wol de Bate
Tan
Grane Keb
Mel Wallwe
T'emsie Court
John
Flouldy
Dauties Blackwell
Keith
Gooldy
Blackwell
Iin van Buren
Myers
Dan Myera
Henry Ritter
R. D. Carter
2D Wilaan
Thomas G. Wadsworth
Ire
Yuu Boren
Wilson
Does a Woman Want to Vote Debate in Washington
A March 27 Washington report quotes Speaker Canney on women’s suffrage, noting the difficulty of a constitutional amendment and urging focus on state efforts. He says some states already grant full suffrage, while warning against overreliance on federal change and commenting on public interest in women’s voting rights.
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Washington, D. C
Howe
Canney
Washington
Hvety
New York
Ida
Neal Bryan-Slate: Marshall Nominated Governor Hope
An Indiana Democratic article lauds Thomas R. Marshall of Goshen as a prominent attorney and eloquent orator. It highlights his perceived integrity and leadership, credits him with broad support across the state, and notes the party expects him to deliver strong speeches to rally voters.
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Fragmentary Local Council Resolution Amid Budget Dispute
A garbled report shows councilmen debating a resolution tied to an election and stockholder meeting. It notes yearly stipends of around $600 for treasurer and others, with mentions of trustees Adrian Hanigrety and Vam H. Kiefer, amid unclear financial figures and approvals.
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Shelbyville
Adrian Hanigrety
Vam
H. Kiefer
Red Men of Bloomfield Plan District Meeting
The Red Men of Bloomfield prepare for a district meeting of The Ancient Order on Thursday April 9 with representatives from thirty three tribes. It is claimed over Indiana will participate in the annual round up on the hunting grounds of the local tribe.
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Bloomfield
Indiana
Canpy Hodinott wins again as town clock repair sparks gossip
The item notes Canpy Hodinott's repeated win and mentions the town hall bell mechanism needing repair. It reports Brice Miller preparing to move to Washington to open a Harding Miller branch store, and lists local residents planning travel and land purchases. It ends with a note about wheel repairs on a trolley line and a noisy pile driving Influencing visitors.
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Fin Brice Miller
la Makidz
Washington
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Byansville
Brownglown Banner
Viaitota
Foolish riot ends with multiple deaths in Pittaburs saloon
A flamboyant cross-eyed officer David Len nix led a dozen roughs to a saloon on Wylie avenue. He forced a drinking binge with a warned outcome. Four men collapsed. One died instantly, another died later. A unidentified man died at the hospital. Several others were hospitalized or treated by physicians.
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Harry ‘Thompson
City Board of Health Plans Typhoid Prevention Efforts
The Health Board and Secretary Willeford announce steps to curb typhoid fever with strict enforcement of laws and improved sanitation. Measures include proper brick or concrete construction and elevated drainage to prevent contamination and future outbreaks in Washington and surrounding areas.
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Elly
Board of Health
Willeford
Dying man asks to kneel at deathbed to pray and settle debts
In a grim scene a dying man, asking a doctor if he is really dying, asks about his last will and the amount owed. He turns to the lawyer attending his case and questions the cost before urging a peculiar ritual, insisting on kneeling at his bed as he dies, a gesture for his Savior between two thieves.
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Lamute
Chicago Convention Rumors Stir Political Tension
garbled OCR fragment hints at looming Chicago convention clash. mentions Roosevelt, Tatt, Hughes, Cannon, and Ferrbania’s president amid emergency runners. cites Arthur Vargas and Obioa context. unclear specifics but signals tense preconvention maneuvering.
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Cannon
Fudrbania
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Tate
Arthu Varga
Obioa
Tohcock
Postotiics Partment
Iarf
Realto column misreads: who would take charge
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a president and vice president a hypothetical question about leadership and a secretary in state. Little clear context or names. The text lacks complete names, places, or dates to form a concrete news item.
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Cholly
Meetings Draw Kern Brothers into Marching Troupe
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Kern brothers, Dumper, and Auch linked to a First M B depot event. It mentions space in a Meridian location and a marching hour with musical instruments. M. Kerr will address the gathering.
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Taining
Ime & Western Depot
Ma Meridian
Cobdenry Board Seeks 7000 Dollar Tribute Fund
In a terse statement the board outlines a seven thousand dollar tribute plan amid ongoing claims against the repair fund. The language is fragmented but indicates a funding request and related dissatisfaction.
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