Cromer Marshall clash over campaign ethics and district loyalty
A distorted political clash unfolds as Cromer faces criticism from Watson supporters over alleged corruption and decency in Indiana. The debate centers on campaign funds, personal integrity, and the alignment of Allan county factions with Marshall’s reformist stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Wittson
Seine
Watson
Croton
Sylvie
Cromer
Thatson
Thomas B. Marshall
George W. Cromer
Allan
Rebutting Wealths Sneer in Campaign Feud
A Tribune and Times debate over wealth and politics centers on a 30 cent hat contribution joke. The Tribune accuses the News of wealth contempt, while defending Taft camp publicity and treasury actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L
Watts
Trivane
Bryan
Indianappis News
New York Tribune
Tribone
Bir
Sheldon
Republican Committee
Denver
New York
Tribune
Taft
The
Tnt
Kenaurer
Cromwell
Republican
Shelday
Regitdre Henn
Sun
Republican Party
Porthys the Tribune
Iho
Democrats
Teouhulena
Lis Tribune
Rabin Ecaraouiggeomuttee
Xrys
Dar
Tirsau
Casanne
Dispute Over Railroad Fare Bias Cited In Nebraska
A Nebraska discussion argues railroads favored Republicans over Democrats in fare reductions for a 24 May oration. The piece notes demonstrations in Ohio and disputed ethics, with Taft praised as upright and the “square deal” cited, while fairness and regional influence remain questioned amid party loyalties.
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Kinneapotht
Sille
Wien
Braska
Chatrnnn Mack
Western Trate
Taft
Nebraska
Ohio
Roosnyan
la Follette
Tose
Wisconsin
Facing the Fagts amid Republican tariff debate
A damaged text fragment discusses President McCrea and Republican claims of prosperity. It critiques party rhetoric on tariffs and prosperity, warns against political deception before the election, and notes hopes for better trade and labor as the year opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phan
McCrea
Pennsylvania
Hlent McCrow
Echiea
Huse
Crea
Politics by Receiver in Bluffton Paper Sparks Debate
Bluffton Banner reports many Democrats in Bluffton and Wells County criticize Me Myonele Star as unfair. Editor Gan Reid allegedly sent the Star to a receiver for campaign advantage, while Louis Ludlow writes on temperance. Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette challenges the Star's quotes. Democrats are urged to support the Fort Wayne paper for a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Bluffton and
Wells County
Gan Reid
Eocobbel
Louis Ludiow
Berne
Fort Warne
Star and Wart & City Paper
Wayne ‘Paper
Bicht— Ton
Ossian
Bresnahan visit cited in misrepresentation campaign
The Bresnahan letter is criticized as misrepresented by Republicans while Democrats defend accuracy. The piece notes Republican papers copy alleged lies from Bresnahan and warns of statewide effects, urging fair campaigning and truthfully reported stories in the press. The article claims Democratic editors push for clear, truthful campaigns and adherence to established policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bresnahan
Gerne
Ind
Berne
Une
Lanituw
Bresnahan
Peeneratic
Campa
Cleveland streetcar strike plan shifts to public control
The Cleveland transit issue prompts Kansas City readers to seek clarity from Mayor Johnson. The Star outlines a shift from private to public ownership, detailing a proposed 3 cent fare with transfers and 14 cent tickets, aiming to speed fare collection and ease crowded cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas
Uile
Cleveland, OS
Atreland
Local snippets mix trains fairs and town notices
Klxt News Buyeaus reports chaotic paragraphs from Claypool Warsaw Mentone and Syracuse. Mentions include a clerical job in Pahams, watermelon sales, crowds at the Big Four station, Winona Bay City seating, and the Warsaw Sunday picnic. Also noted are missing persons near Kalamazoo, a recovering George Thomas, and a Yellow Creek camp meeting setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Winona Bay City
Winona
Driggs I
George Miles
Anthony Sieahl
Goshen
Charles Ludlow
Indianapolis
Tariff Endangers List of Nation Morals
The speech denounces tariffs as corrupting politics and harming consumers. It argues protected monopolies, corporate influence, and subsidies undermine democracy, pushing wages down and prices up. It warns that industrial leaders wield power over lawmakers, risking a feudal state and political moral decay.
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Landon
Ans
York
United
Nsf
Lurie
Sir Pierce
Howe
Pierce
Pidrce
Bari
United States
Che cundWlan
Congress
Uni
Paople
Klug
Can
Charles L
Senate
A Martyr 10 Motherhood Leaves Seven Little Ones Mourning
Longtime Fort Wayne merchant Henry Roche’s daughter Crema R Krull dies in childbirth at the family home on East Washington Street. She was active in St Mary’s and local Catholic benevolent groups, survived by her husband jeweler Rudolf Krull and seven children. Funeral details given for the Fort Wayne area.
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Crema
R. Krull
Fort Wayne
East Washingtonuruet
Keal
Krotl
Fort Warne
Tlents Rahs
Knogen
Cathalla Benevolent League
Iniinad
East Washington Street
Alvina
Margaret
Edmard
Newhert
Walter Beull
Vana Senng
Bargain Lot Offers Across Departments This Summer
Retail notes emphasize widely priced bargains across departments with many underpriced items. Summer goods are highlighted as moving in for early season sale values.
Virtue and Economy Amid Turbulent Politics
An unusual editorial note discusses how personal virtue shapes political outcomes under adverse conditions. It compares public reaction to government to wine growers pressing for policy change, noting campaign gifts and the large number of meat jars approved yearly by state legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Fragmentary obituary and notices from a damaged page
The readable lines indicate a list of notices including a misdated obituary, a death announcement for Miss Enim, and a funeral service reference. Names, addresses, and locations are partially legible, with mentions of a residence at 177 Schone undertak and a person drowned near Memphir Tepe Valuting.
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Nem
Severan
Wille
West
Third Street
Puneré Snartier
Memphir
X Lake
Lave Reps
Park Show Features Royal and Chesterfield Horse Act
The Majestic theater presents a vaudeville week ending season with Mrs Rose Royal and her world famous white horse Chesterfield in a lavish novelty act. Performers Bly Gaston and others join a full program including a Geasha Girl and the Coon. Tickets and further show details appear in local ads.
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Ty Park Theater
Americas
Rose ‘Royal
Royal Han
Rahlexu
Bly Gaston
Tim
Ford
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Ajamas
Jotne & Bao
Galhoun Street
Wayne Journal-Gazette
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Associated Pre Press Poueral Gazette SD
East Main
Fort Wayne Journal
Cme
Nday
AIALL
Dette
Bisenis
Piper
Dhe
Hiiam Jennings Bryan
Vicw
John Worth Kean
and R. Marshall
Frank J. LI
James F. Cox
Marion Bailey i
Nisenbarger
Walter 4
LOTZ
Hobert J. Aley
Aes
Rick D. Kellenher Dudge
Oses D. RY
iMen
Felt Porter Suprems
Bert New
Jessidmal Ticket
Congre Tein
Indiana
Blisteidt Cvaus
Jen
Ads Adan
William 5. Wells
Robert E. Shirley
Adolph Roggen
Albert E. Thomas
William H. Scheiman
Robert E Kelly
M. Reichelder
David M. Spindler
DR. A. Kesler
James R. Butt
John & Wyse
NE Township
Henry E. Branning
John A. Sushman
Wodse
Kansas C
Kansas City
Ang
Tom L. Johnson
Meser
Clavy Jané
Cleveland
Star
Kaneas City
Kixt News
Buyeaus Claypool
D. 1
Clymer
Cale
Pahams
Daele Sans
Mentone—Atr
M Hutehingon
West of Here
Mila Hutetsingon
Kalamazoo
George Thomas
Lopassport
Warksaw—Morgan
Maney Pater
Sunda
Tieley Wer
Walter Lamar
Western Union
Leesburg
Mmesecs
Aml Mesames
TFL
Lone Witham Wi
Teed
Woom Regers
Millad Strickler
ML. Cimron
Claypool
AL Neriemgomrnes
Lave Hiner
Tle Skutter
Yellow Creek
Syracuse
Robert Barlingame
Ines Rebiphart
MiMi
Gertrude Bomby
Chirare
Tarift
Franklin Pierce
Free Trade Congress
Corporations
Art Forterey and
Priess
Publi
Netgally
Pyers Department
Amyernment
Hirliss
Erliger
Wasadex
Cecelia Krull
Henry Roche
Peure
Mare Vogepesang
Uilé
Hope Hospital
Wayne Street
C! Pain, Wash
W. M. McKay and
Jer
Toate Mre
Mary
Harry Null
Rarodle Dry Goods Co
the Park
Rasa Hayai
Stend
Gazette
London
Troy Laundry
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