Opening night crowds rally for new republics in the event
Report describes a contentious assembly where speakers including Wharton and Wik Vingans discuss support for a new republic in a divided nation. The scene features committee actions, party lines, and calls to inform the president that Congress is ready to act on business at 5 o clock.
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Wharton
Ilnuis
Wil Luce
Wweather
Uxhautt
Wik Vingans
Spyokiek Crinton
Wales
Dalzell
Penn
Grosvenor
Obie
Wil. Jearny
Migs
de Armond
J. Milea
Roedir
Kansasy
Joint Statehood Debate Tied to Committees
A brief note from Washington reports a Republican caucus to set the order of business ahead of a Senate session. The meeting aims to appoint a steering committee to organize business for a joint statehood vote involving Oklahoma, Indiana, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.
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Waliington
Senate
Cosmuiittic
Swerlug
Okla Howe
New
Sion
Mexico
Arizona
Smaitlers
Roosevelt to Nominate Franklin Line to Interstate Commerce Commission
President Roosevelt will send to the Senate tomorrow the nomination of Franklin Line of California to be a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The nomination comes amid a political fight with Republicans opposing the appointment. Governor Fifer of Lane is reported to be involved in the surrounding discussions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Franklin Line
California
Ammerce Commission
Bovat
Commerce Republican
Deni
Fifer
Lane
Local Elections Committee Names and Roles Listed
Fragmentary report lists members and chair positions for an elections committee. Names include Foster Watson Lamdis Taindia and Albert with various duties in offices such as printing buildings and grounds. The text shows multiple roles and committee titles amid garbled OCR lines.
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Wasiington
Lattana Weber
Fras Aeasiet
Ash Foster
Holiday
Watson
Overriecer
Orotaur
C. Th Taindia
Foreign
al Files
Ived Lamdis
Prbttc
Builidings
Aml
Eurelled
Peaslis
Srangetelker
Eldurmte
Eyaikts and
Wenter
Vnsu Agairay Albert
Reawtices Salisl
Idustebi Arbi Sul Es Posilinns
Bills on campaign funds and interstate commerce reform
Washington reports a flood of bills and joint resolutions in the House addressing campaign finance investigations, Panama Canal expenditures, and interstate insurance. Proposals include federal limits on corporate political contributions and a high salary scale for the vice president and cabinet members. Oklahoma statehood, tariff issues, and direct election of senators are among topics.
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Washington
Dee
Willisias
Mississiini
Kreantpeeity
Leedav
Billy
United States
Camila
Wastiington
Tech
Interstate Commission
Panama Canal
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
McGuire
Robinson
Arkansas
Pancama Canal
Laufenslager
New Jersey
Brick
Indiana
Waderwood
Alabama
Fragmentary note on labor issue tarries in election context
The fragment hints at labor concerns and a gathering of members linked to a specific professional group. It references an election or selection process and mentions an association or union related to a field of expertise.
Catholic Knights Elect Officers and Delegates
Local Catholic Knights elect new officers led by President Victor A. Sallot and Secretary Kleary Bybilk. Delegates were chosen to attend the Port Wayne Federation of Labor events, with numerous names listed among officers, trustees, and lodges. A separate note covers the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden in New York, detailing miles covered and an accident during a heat.
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New York
Madige Square Garden
Elkey and McFarland
Teddy Billington
Newark
N. J
Garden Church
Mace
J. Coffey
Oston
Fema
Wayne and Lafayette clash in high scoring district tilt
In a packed venue Wayne defeated Lafayette 290 to 0 in a sprawling night game with overtime. Key players Gavin and Weible led scoring, while Doherty and Farrell clashed in the third period and were kept in the game. The match featured multiple rushes, goals, and a controversial foul tally.
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Jadors
Ruwhos
Gouin
Wayne
I. Poort Wingard
Rory Wayne
Loby Ao
Nso
B. Hoaadl
Port
Gavttt
Maeghtan
Sifayette
Dasan le Woink
Sateen
Latagsette
Port Wayne
Ruforee
Lowry
Uix. Nationale
Durum-Raleer
Nationals
Fredericks
Fatnish Parker
Genter
Bukit
Gaul
Anderson
Ind
Duen
Marion
Apore
Doherty
Farrell
Anderdon
Harkins Wodtke
Lewis
Tews
Ion
Aulgetana
Lincoln
Wodtke Doherty
Yarra
Bannon
Mallory
Moran
Reed Smoot Case Delayed Until Committee Vacancy Filled
Washington Dec 4 Chairman Burrows of the senate committee on privileges and elections says no action will be taken in the Reed Smoot case against Senator Scot of Utah until the vacancy on the committee is filled, after which it will be considered after the summer recess.
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Washington
Burrows
Senate Committee On Privileges
Apd
Eleis
Gelion
Daxén
Scot
Utah
Record of bills and public measures in Washington
Four hundred and thirty-one public bills were offered with many private bills, exceeding count within an hour. The report notes rapid legislative activity and mentions a cold remedy advertisement for LAKATIVE BROMO Tablets with Druggist refund offer. EL W GROVE'S signature appears on each box.
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We House
EL W. Grove
Elect Ther Officers At Local Machinists Union
Society pages report the machinists elect officers for the upcoming term. Louis Michael is named President with Arthur Stine as Vice President and A. T. Miller Recording Secretary. Gus Rogge serves as Financial Secretary, Joan Daley as Treasurer, Fred Kroeger as Sentinel, and H. Jones as Sergeant at Arms. Delegates to the general labor meeting include Law Moeller John Daley Val Werkins and Marion B. Johnson, who had served as president for three years. The secretary position remains unresolved due to a vacancy.
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Tae
Neal Waion
Louis Michael
Arthur Stine
A A. T. Miller
Gus Roggerer
Joan Daley
Fred Kroeger
H. Jones
Stine
Val Werkinas
Wm. Bmccatji
Gaarles Marah
Local notices and society happenings across town
Miss Emma Bulger joins Trenkley Koarber j ewelers. Peter Dyer returns from Detroit after Thanksgiving. Clark Hanson and wife attend funeral in JaOtto. Ladies Aid sale at 06 Calhain street Saturday. Feniln Mevex joins Fort Wayne men for a week hunting. Caledonian society plans twentieth anniversary event. next meeting tomorrow. Arthur Towne mourns father's residence loss from a fire. lamp caused it. A street altercation near Pontiac and Lafayette ends with an ambulances call and a possible injury fading before arrival.
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Emma Bulger
Trenkley & Koarber
Peter Dyer
Detroit
Clark Hanson
JaOtto
Biteha
Han- Syn
Ladies' Aid Society
West Jeffergan Street
Church of Christ
Calhain Street
Feniln
Mevex
Fort ‘Wayne
Joe Blain
George North
Charles Wunderlich
Ipecarioce Lake
Columbia City Post
The
Caledonian Society
Arthur Towne
Ball ‘Telephone Company
Fyesterday
Escaped Prisoner Captured Near Winchester Farmhouse
Frank Kacey who escaped from a fall incident near Winchester was captured this afternoon at a farmhouse near Hideeville. He reportedly wore only a shirt and pants and was left nearly frozen. Local authorities pursued the suspect across the area and recovered him without further incident.
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Winchester
Ind
Frank Kacey
Fall Here
Hideeville
Chaney
Walker
Moody Plea For New Rate Law In Federal Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR shows Moody urging a new rate law. The text references indictments, court procedures, and prompt arrests. It emphasizes the need to protect witnesses and ensure timely legal action within federal proceedings.
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MOODY
Journal Gazette readers value local honesty and service
A fragment notes readers in Porc. Wayne trust the Journal Gazette for trustworthy listings. It cites widespread readership and the paper’s role in uncovering or supporting honest notices over twenty years.
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journal-Gasette
Journal-Gazette
Porc
Wayne
Journal Gazette
Indictment and warrant issued for federal case
The text outlines indictment procedures and a bench warrant for arrest of indicted defendants within U S borders. It notes the district attorney certifying probable guilt and directs authorized officers to arrest and secure bail for appearance in the court of indictment. It references breaches of trust in public office and calls for statutory action against tyrannical persecution and misconduct in office.
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United States
Jseute
Hsuehi
Renural
Ke Saltn
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Joseph Wrieke
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Sorrtry
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Fininte Seer Reliry
Dennis Gormmur
Eritor Joseph Weitmarshal
Joseph Sorsuard
Michael Greaney
Trislees
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Federation OF
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Cheumakers
Henry Keck
Sans Jpl
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Ed Hollster
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Dan Welker
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