Anti-Saloon League funds drive cited in Indiana politics
W L Robinson proclaims that the Anti-Saloon League’s fundraising and petition efforts aim to influence Indiana lawmakers to retain the county option law. He condemns the push as a mercenary ploy to mislead voters, urging prohibitionists to reject signing petitions and urging legislators to honor elected pledges.
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Gener Assembly
Indiana
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Fia
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Aeeling
Indianapolis
Ots
Senate
Teague
Finus
ANU
Shoemaker
St. Paull
Politician Accuses Anti-Saloon Pact Drafted Polls
A jeopardized pledge controversy erupts as candidate W. Robinson, seeking Allen County senator, is pressed over alleged offers to modify the county option law. The Sourant-Gauatte letter cites prohibition duties while local papers report on sermons and city politics.
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W. &. Robinson
Allen County
Tio Lyst
Anti-Siioon League
Kidney Health Plea and Kilmer Swamp Root Notice
A health warning stresses kidney importance and links to Bright’s disease with a claim of ten thousand related deaths in 1809. It promotes Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy, urging readers to contact Dr Kilmer and Co for a free sample and noting availability from druggists in two bottle sizes.
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New York
Fort Wayne Odd Fellows Hold First Annual Roll Call
Fort Wayne lodge number 14 conducted its first annual roll call with several hundred members present or sending messages. Secretary W. B. Link led the session, a banquet followed, and Rev J. Greist delivered an invocation. Notables present included Thomas J. Rodaliagh, Mamzel Zurbaucl, Allen Hamilton, and Dr. B. Martini.
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Fort Wayne
Comumottogs
Garner
Inde No. Wd
Mentius
W. G. Linht
Dr. Hardin
Aluang Chase
Thomas J. Rodaliagh
Mamzel_ Zurbaucl
Allen Hamilton
B. Martini
J. . Greist
Hay and Grain Producers and Shippers Association seeks restraint
The article outlines a Northern Indiana Ohio and Southern Michigan group formed in 1909 to control grain markets. It lists officers, a $4 unincorporated enty charge, and a plan to curb market prices. Attorney General Bingham sought a restraining order and future suits across counties.
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Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Din Muby
Big Hay
Erin
Waa
Fort Wayne
Hay
Wealon
Dali
Hingham
Trva
Ne Fore
Wayne Omes
Hant H. Dann
Thomas Burl
William M. Dean
H. H. Dean
Williard M. Dow
Edmund Waamsth
Thoma P B. Riddie
Thomas Burk
Bingham
Abi. Snr
Érallys
Hawnee Place Addition to be Platted
At the meeting of the board of public works Monday afternoon a plot at Shawney Place addition was laid out by Junding TLS. Taylor and Mr. Frank Taylor will lead and arrange the project to construct sewers and improve the tract between Webster Street Hoagland avenue Killea street and Wildwood avenue. A gravel walk will run through the center with a fine drive and paired center wall northbound. An ornamental fountain will be installed at the drive intersection. The Wildwood Builders Company will oversee the work of putting the addition on the market.
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Bord of Public Workn
Shawney Place Addition
Tls. Taylor
Frank Taylor
Webster Street
Hoagland Avenue
Killea Street
Wildwood Avenue
Wildwoot Builders Company
Supreme Court Appointees Discuss Confirmation and Legacy
The article reviews the confirmation fight for the Supreme Court and notes Chief Justice Edward Douglass White's distinguished background. It covers the commerce court plan, White's Confederate service, legal career in Louisiana, and his rise to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Cleveland.
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Edward Douglass White Wis
Benest
Yanra
Dunges
Justi White
Gomimaree
Latourche
Lat
Perenta
Catholica
Mount St Mary's
Emmitsburg
Inter Jie
Ne Joaust College
New Orleans
Georgetown College
Washington, D. C
Justles White
Louisiana
Inn
Lonieinna Regialature
Onve
White
Troatdant Cleveland
Cleveland
Boerh
Unclear fragmentary legal note mentions White and tax opinions
Fragmentary text references a man on the bench named White and a note about confirmations and tax opinions. Details are unclear due to corruption.
Local News Digest From Auburn Area
AUBURN NEWS reports several residents returning from New Mexico and nearby travels. notes of community events include birthdays and a funeral remembrance with family involvement and local figures like TW Reed and Charien Ms. Trrawn. details are fragmentary but indicate recreation and youth milestones amid small town life.
Christmas Shopper Breaks Limb in Auburn Accident
In Auburn, Indiana, December 1, Mrs. J. Bookrulller of Waterlog, a Christmas shopper, was injured when she fell in front of the McCara drug store. An ambulance carried her to a hospital. The fifty year old woman suffered a broken limb and possible concussion, though officials report no serious complications.
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Auburn
Ind
Gas Company Complaint Delays Street Work Vacation Action
The Pennsylvante company allegedly buried Ita pipe lines and failed to enter a written contract for removing the pipes at Harrison Street. The Indiana Light & Power says no merit to the delay, asks the board to defer vacation of the street until a formal agreement is ratified. The board met to hear the request while noting routine coal and pumping contracts awarded to Joseph Zuchwen for 1911.
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Ita Flpe
Cntened
Ae Wei Lear
Indiana Llehtter
Penneylvania Company
Chiense
Ind
Harrison Street
Penneylvania
Ughting
Pennsylyithia Company
Hehving
Ery
Joseph Zuchwen
WOWLD GET ASIDE COOPER ACQUITTAL
NASIVILLE Tenn Dec larw An ate fart will le meds In the criminal court to-morrow morning to have the verdict of nequitial ih the wate of etiln Cooper lured with whe KiNing is formar Senator i Wy Cay- Mack in WOR Al awide. The wething for w hearing in baned upon sn xftidewit amide by H.C. Carmack brother uy Jay Merenand Attorney for Carmack rofiana to GivalRe the HATER at the aMidavit. Tha pronvediuge will be une paunt in Tenncaren.
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Nasiville
Tenn
Criminal
Etiln Cooper
Carmack
GivalRe
Tenncaren
Wife Seeks $2665 In Back Pay From Husband In Indiana Court
In Tipton Indiana a court hears Mrs. Bama B. Bayraks claim against her husband for 2665 dollars for services performed since 1906. She says she usually did the work at the bakery and now seeks payment, while he argues she had no overtime earning.
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Tipdon
Ind
Dea eAmitt Tah Beon Nedine
Mra
Bama B. Bayraks
Bauer
Barmeda
Bur Saya
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